KC 199 Wins District 2 B team Title Over Ottawa 8-7
Kansas City Post 199 defeated Ottawa 8-7 to take the District 2 B team tournament crown, earning a second state bid. Ottawa, trailing 2-1, rallied with a seventh inning comeback but KC 199 turned a game-ending double play as Corky Mills lined out, Edgar Mendell's squeeze bunt and late offense sealed the win. Rick McHenry earned batting crown at .454 and Fields was MVP, with Mike Hurla named Manager of the Year.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Lawrence
Ottawa American Legion
Kansas City Post 199
KC 199
Ottawa
Ottawa Legion
Post 199
Jim Calovich
Corky Mills
Kansas Citians
Roger Mendell
Mendell
Rick Marcum
Legion
Ned Moore
Jeff Schoch
Mills
Mendels
Gates
Randy McHenry
Scott Wagner
Schoch
Bird
Randy Milton
Daniels
Fields
Milton
Brad Brill
Moore
Calovich
McHenry
Mike Hurla
National Committee Reinstates Hays Players
The national baseball committee overturned a Kansas Legion ruling disqualifying six players from post season play. Kevin Bachkorn Mark Lang Curt Stremel Neal Schmidt Gary Scchrist and Brian Schumacher all 18 were restored and can join the sub district tournament in Larks Park against WaKeeney.
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Leon Unruh Hays
HNL
Walt
Hays Legion
Kansas American Legion
National Baseball Committee
Legion
John Bollig
Kevin Bachkorn
Mark Lang
Curt Stremel
Neal Schmidt
Gary Scchrist
Brian Schumacher
Larks Park
Baseball Scoreboard and Baseball Scores from Monday
Baseball scoreboard lists teams and top players with scores and games results. Highlights include Koffee Klutchers Homewood Hens 4, Wildcats 9, Eagles 3, Castaways 2, Summer Swingers 1, and Insane Society 3. Monday results cover Minnesota 2 Oakland 1, Baltimore 4 Milwaukee 3 in 11, Chicago 8 Boston 7, Texas 6 Cleveland 4, Detroit 8 Toronto 3, and Kansas City at New York postponed by rain.
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Koffee Klutchers Homewood Hens
D. Higdon
G. Slither
V. Steichter
S. Slitder
J. Hogg
J. Keaton
A. Campbell
M. Justice
R. Heth
S. DeCack
T. Moats
J. Orton
T. Tshantz
Wildcats
B. Pence
Insane Society
Igh
Eagles
B. Carpenter
C. Avery
Team Spiri Theory
R. Burgoon
Convagy
Glory Boys
B. Berger
West Chicago
K.C
Minn
Texas
Calif
Seattle
Oakland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Kansas City
New York
California
Sorenson
Stanley
Blyleven
Willis
Grimsley
Figueroa
Roberts
Knapp
Thurmadsgard
Abbott
Tanana
Blue
Patriots Beef Up Coach's Contract
Patriots coach and general manager Chuck Fairbanks agreed to a new long term deal with the New England Patriots on Monday. Club president William H. Sullivan said the agreement includes a pay raise and retention of Fairbanks as GM. Fairbanks, 44, joined the Patriots in 1973 after Oklahoma and has guided the team to a 26-30 record, including an 11-3 season last year.
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Associated Press
O.J. Simpson
Buffalo
Chuck Fairbanks
Foxboro
Mass
Fairbanks
New England Patriots
National Football League
William H. Sullivan
The
Patriots
University of Oklahoma
New England
City Scores Softball Roundup Sees Playoff Bid Hinge
Readable box scores list multiple teams including VW LEFTOVERS, WELLSVILLE, F-TROOP, BENDIX, MARWELL with player lines and totals. The narrative notes Buffalo Bills upset over Montler trade fallout, James waivers, Green walking out, Archie Griffin’s increased Browns season role, Blount’s $5 million suit context, and coaching fines and trades involving Stram, Allen, Wilson, Fletcher.
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Buffalo
Simpson
Bills
Mike Montler
Robert James
James
Donnie Green
Joe Devlin
Cincinnati Bengals
Bill Johnson
Archie Griffin
Johnson
New Orleans
Hank Stram
Stram
Mel Blount
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Chuck Noll
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