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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1981

Page

5

Ottawa rookies stun Lawrence in District 2 opener

Ottawa Junior Legion rookies opened with a 9-1 win over Lawrence in the District 2 baseball tournament as KC 199 later built a commanding lead in the nightcap. Ottawa had a six run first inning and 10 hits overall while Allan pitched a three hitter for the rookies.

Terry Ostmeyer Kansas City Kan Ottawa Junior Legion Ottawa Lawrence Kansas City 199 KC 199 Todd Burroughs Bryan Cates Kevin Allan Darren Green Derek Chappell Allan Larry Stewart Larry Burgoon Hawks Burroughs RBI Legion Ken Johnson Cates Chap Pell Chappell Randy Terry

Donovan Made Right Move Says KC Official On Baseball Talks

Kansas City Royals general manager Joe Burke says moving baseball negotiations away from New York media helped. He disagrees with gloomy season-ending predictions and believes a resumption by Aug. 15 is possible with 100 games or more. Burke notes improved progress after Donovan’s Washington talks and urges final terms on free agent compensation before reopening.

Kansas City, Mo Raymond Donovan New York Joe Burke Burke Kansas City Royals Union Marvin Miller

MLB Strike Deepens as 13 Games Wiped Out

The major league baseball strike advanced with 13 games canceled after fruitless talks in Washington. The MLB Players Association executive board will meet in Chicago Monday to consider regional briefings for players. Federal mediator Kenneth Moffett may call for new bargaining after the board session, with next Wednesday seen as a likely resumption date.

New York Washington Major League Players Association Chicago Donald Fehr Kenneth Moffett

Stabler Retires Amid Trade Rumors Shocks Houston Club

Houston San Angelo Texas AP Ken Stabler stunned the Oilers by announcing his retirement amid off season trade rumors to Los Angeles. Coach Ed Biles expressed shock and denied speculation while veteran players hoped he would reconsider, noting Gifford Nielsen as backup and praising Stabler's past leadership.

San Angelo Texas Ken Stabler Los Angeles Ed Biles Stabler Biles Ken Leon Gray Gifford Nielsen

Football Clinic On Top In Ottawa Area

A senior high football clinic for grades 10 to 12 will run from Monday to Wednesday at Ottawa University's Dick Peters Memorial Sports Complex, starting at 9 am each day. Sponsored by OU and the Ottawa Recreation Commission, the $25 enrollment fee drops to $22.50 for groups of three or more from the same school. inquiries to Nyle Salmans, OU coach, at provided extensions.

Ottawa University Dick Peters Memorial Ottawa Recreation Commission Nyle Salmans

Chiefs Cut Four in NFL Roster Trim to 83

Liberty, Mo AP The Kansas City Chiefs released four free agents, narrowing the training camp roster to 83. Waived were Ronnie Roland, Kelly Kirchbaum, Thomas Warren, and Ken Harbuck. Willie Scott, the No 1 draft pick, took part in his first practice. Also noted are dn entries from Ottawa and Iola Country Club events with placements for Moherman and Schultz.

Liberty Kansas City Chiefs Ronnie Roland Washington Kelly Kirchbaum Kentucky Thomas Warren North Carolina Ken Harbuck California State-Sacramento Willie Scott South Carolina Chiefs

City Schedule 0.9.C. 1981 Softball and League Listings

Ottawa area sports schedule lists multiple leagues through July with games at Forest Park and Cox Field. Activities include AAA, BLEA, ALE, coed and women’s leagues, youth baseball and softball tournaments. notes on times, venues, and GM numbers. Public meeting announced July 29.

Forest Park Hook Insurance Ottawa Jaycees Quarbrack Hickory Inn Conoco Travel Duke Mig Dengel & Son Ranton Glaze First National Bank H.D. Lee Budge’s Sports Center Grean Acras Mohermaning Brady Bunch Foltz Lash Oliva Federal Land Bank Topekawa Cox District Legion Lesea

Canadian Cagers Upset U.S. Team at World Games

In Bucharest, Canada stunned the United States 78-76 as Stewart Granger led with 21 points and Jay Triano added 19. Soviet swimmers swept multiple events, setting records, while John Gregorek won the 3,000-meter steeplechase for the U.S. and Romania’s Florenta Craciunescu set a discus meet mark. The Soviets and Americans traded medals, with the U.S. seeking better times and title hopes as the event moved toward semifinals and finals.

Bucharest Romania United States Soviet Union Stewart Granger Brooklyn N.Y Jay Triano Lina Kachyushite Arsen Miskarov John Gregorek Georgetown U.S Gregorek Northport Bronislaw Malinowski Poland Florenta Craciunescu Alexandr Shablenko Laszlo Szalmo Hungary Vladimir Tkachenko Mexico Yugoslavia Jack Donohue Kris Kirchner Texas Nort Thorton Berkeley

Garnett Routs Madison to Reach District Tourney Round

Garnett beat Madison 14 to 6 as Bill Reed Steve Eichman and Kenny Frank led with three hits apiece and Frank earned the win at Orlis Cox Field. Garnett’s 14 and 15 year olds advance to face Ottawa at 1 p.m. today in the Babe Ruth district tourney while Iola and Osawatomie meet in the remaining opening round games.

Bill Reed Steve Eichman Kenny Frank Garnett Madison Orlis Cox Field Ottawa All-Stars

NFL Dealt A Judicial Blow In Oakland/L.A. Gate Fight

U S District Judge Harry Pregerson ruled the NFL is not a single entity, a setback in the Raiders Coliseum Commission antitrust case. The decision removes the partnership question from juror deliberations as final witnesses wrapped and closing arguments loom.

LOS Angeles U.S Harry Pregerson National Football League Oakland Raiders Los Angeles Coliseum NFL Raiders

Whitworth Near LPGA Goal as Open Leaders Tie

Kathy Whitworth and Bonnie Lauer shared the second round lead at the USGA Women's Open. Lauer shot a course tying 67 to reach 139, while Whitworth birdied late to post 70 for 139 and stay within two. Beth Daniel and Marlene Floyd trailed after scoring 143 and 144 respectively.

LA Grange Ill Kathy Whitworth Bonnie Lauer Whitworth Beth Daniel Lauer Michigan State Mickey Wright Bonnie Bryant la Grange Country Club Daniel Marlene Floyd Debbie Massey Floyd Massey Jerilyn Britz Shelley Hamlin Britz Hamlin JoAnne Carner Donna Caponi Nancy Lopez-Melton

Levi takes one stroke lead at Kingsmill in second round

Wayne Levi fired a four under par 67 to reach 137 after 36 holes at the Anheuser Busch Golf Classic. He credited his improvement to better ball striking and minimal bogeys, edging Bob Murphy Jim Booros and Howard Twitty by one stroke as Ben Crenshaw and John Mahaffey sit one back.

Williamsburg Wayne Levi Levi Kingsmill Leyi Bob Murphy Howard Twitty Jim Booros Twitty Murphy Booros Ben Crenshaw Napa Calif John Mahaffey Crenshaw Mahaffey Bill Rogers Bob Gilder

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bop Lawrence Donovan Royals Commissioner of Baseball Ray Grebey PRC Snake Houston Henry Pitts Ottawa Country Club C. Gibson P. Andrews L. Moherman M.L. Sheldon M.A. Moherman D. South J. Foulks J. Schultz S. Bennett F. Warnock Gilroy S. Gillette M. Cutting P. Badgley M. Porter E. Killough M. Hepner D. LeMaster L. Burney M.L. Gollier Budge‘s Sports Centur Va Century L.W.A. GA Alo Smith Family Ottawa Millwork Gorton Painting & O C & J Automotive Briscoe Moorman’s Quean Bambers Havens Steel GM Sunrise Suzuki Assembly of God First Baptist Westminister Wesleyan Knights of Columbus Faith Lutheran Ottawe Bible Women North Baptist C.R.C.C Knights of First Methodies Transportation, Inc Lee's Downtowner Sacred Heart First Mathodint Transparation, Inc Foundation Finers Peak’s Dia Nas GM A JOR Tourney COX Field Amond C Eaglettes Fillies Janond E Wildkittens Swingers Whirlwinds I E Royalettes Va Steelers Lions Kings Tigers Babe Ruth Cox Flaih American Legion Lola Cox Soulh Burlington Iola Osawatomie Ottawa-Garnett Busch Saffron Glass Co Bob Miller Ottawa Insurance
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