Paola and Lola topple Ottawa Garnett in district tourney
Paola and Iola beat Ottawa and Garnett to advance in the District II American Legion tournament at Orlis Cox Field. Paola exploded for eight hits and seven runs in the fifth inning to down Ottawa 8-4, then Iola used late surge with three runs in the seventh to defeat Garnett and set up a rematch with the Paola/Lola winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Paola
Lola
Orls Cox Field
Ottawa
Garnett
American Legion
Ola
Ted
Jola
Lawrence
Osawatomie
Paolae Jola
Pae Ola
Haworth
Veilec
Rick Roush
Rob Richardson
Dan Harkeins
Mike Weaver
Steve Shawver
Richardson
Roush
Harkins
Shawver
Robert Meyer
Roger O’neil
Tola
Mike Harlin
Iola
Bob Clements
Larry Hays
Mike Gretencord
Butch Rocker
Gretenoord
Leland Sass
John Eggers
Harlin
Dale Raymond
Orlis Cox Field
Sonny Goble
Raymond
City Scores Junior League Athletics Event Summary
In a multi-team score sheet, Brockus and Pacheco lead for the JUNIOR LEAGUE athletics with notable totals across events. TIGERS with Snider and Ogle show strong marks, while ORIOLES and INDIANS post competitive totals. multiple players across WHITE SOX and WOMEN'S SOFTBALL divisions are listed with individual scores and tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockus
Bowers
C. Kornhaus
Printy
S. Pacheco
M. Pacheco
K. Kornhaus
Fabert
Dodd
Tigers
Snider
Pacheco
Ogle
Bishop
Wilson
Huderson
Stewart
Rothfuss
Drake
Moore
Maleburg
Totals
Factions In Cleveland Holdout Will Not Bend
Art Modell faces five Browns holdouts led by guard John Wooten and running back Leroy Kelly who demand a full team trade if one is moved. The group, including John Brown and Sid Williams, may settle Friday as $100 daily fines loom. Donny Anderson trains with Green Bay as he competes for the Packers backfield. Jim Nance signs with the Boston Patriots, adding AFL star power to the roster moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
Associated Press
Cleveland Browns
Art Modell
Browns
John Wooten
Colorado
Leroy Kelly
Morgan State
John Brown
Syracuse
Mike Howell
Grambling
Sid Williams
Modell
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Green Bay Packers
Army Reserve
Elijah Pitts
Paul Hornung
Jim Nance
Boston Patriots
Major Stars Pepitone Leads Yankees in Openers
Major Stars report Joe Pepitone homered twice as the Yankees beat the Twins 6-1 to win the first game of a doubleheader. In the nightcap, pitcher B. Monbouquette retired 21 batters in nine scoreless innings, but Minnesota won 3-2 in 18 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joe Pepitone
Yankees
New York
Minnesota
Monbouequette
Twins
Veale Falls Short as Pirates Win In NL Roundup
National League Roundup reports Pirates pitcher Bob Veale unable to complete consecutive starts, with Juan Pizarro earning the save in a 4-2 Pirates win. Dodgers tie it late on Maury Wills, Manny Mota, and Willie Stargell homers highlight other NL action. Cardinals extend lead with Julian Javier three RBIs, Lou Brock two steals, Reds beat Braves behind Deron Johnson, and Mets and Astros win as Cleon Jones and Joe Morgan deliver key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Bob Veale
Juan Pizarro
Veale
Los Angeles
Pirates
Pizarro
Ron
al Ferrara
Jim Lefebvre
Bob Bailey
Wes Parker
Jeff Torborg
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Willie Stargell
Dodgers
Manny Mota
Maury Wills
Cardinals
Cubs
Julian Javier
Lou Brock
Nelson Briles
Jack Lamabe
Joe Hoerner
Reds
Phit Niekro
Mel Queen
Joe Morgan
Astros
Phils
Jackie Brandt
Dave Adlesh
Bob Aspromonte
Cleon Jones
Giants
Bud Harrelson
Mets
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
Top NL performers across batting and pitching. Staub and Cepeda lead by batting average and hits. Aaron Santo Hart pace runs and RBIs. Brock Cepeda and Williams dominate in doubles and triples. Pitching leaders include Jarvis McCormick and Bunning with high strikeout tallies.
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Staub
Houst
Clemente
Pitt
Aaron
Ali
Santo
Chic
Wynn
Hart
S.F
Cepeda
St.l
Cremente
Brock
St L
Williams
R. Allen
Phil
Phillips
Jarvis
Atl
McCorrmick
Bunning
Marichal
US Athletes Lead Pan American Games Charge
The United States, four days into Pan American action in Winnipeg, leads with 11 of 15 possible golds as swimming and track push toward dominance. Mark Splitz and Elaine Tanner set world records in swimming events while U S wrestlers and basketball team build strong medal momentum.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
U.S
Mark Splitz
Santa Clara
Calif
Australia
Kevin Berry
Elaine Tanner
South Africa
Karen Muir
Miss Tanner
U.S. Aquatic
Knight
Uncle Sam
Oklahoma City
Wayne Baughman
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Ted Haworth
AB Johnson
RF Shawyer
Clark
LF Richardson
P Smith
Whitney
SS Riley
Weaver
Riebe
AB Brady
Waymire
O'Neill
C Haworth
Pss Barnett
P Heck
LF Reynolds
Meyer
H “Cleméns
CF Turley
Wilhite
Gais State
Ottawa City
Ron Matthews
Danny Heckman
Matthews
Heckman
Rick Snider
Orioles
Carlson
Latimer
Gragg
Bulmer
Selel
B. Thrasher
A. Thrasher
Kersley
Bushnell
Bristow
Shhroeder
Cox
Daniels
Indians
Geiss
K. Whitacre
Jameson
Baldwin
B. Whitacre
Hanes
Lee
Jackson
Humericke House
Davis
Anrig
Ene
Gles
Dunkin
Kranmer
Wheele
Clinton
Blanton
Unerah
Korkames
Schmoe
Hiatt
Pienet
Shrader
Toe Tals
White Sox
A. Jones
Mueller
Larry Black
Wallace
Killough
Lyle Black
Soph
Burns
S. Jones
Elliot
North Baptist
Hearne
L. Montgomery
Toll
Barnes
L. Bristow
Beuge
McAdoo
W. Brisstow
Lambert
Keith
First Baptist
Haas
Mapes
Mohr
Shoemaker
Sanderson
K. Martin
Haug
Foursquare
D. Harris
Foster
Novick
K. Sumner
Greison
S. Sumner
Couchman
G. Hareris
Burgoon
Lel
Tostals
First Christian
Hill
Wiseman
Bohn
Mangum
Smith
Largon
Skinsner
Drumright
Shultz
Lucas
Gentner
Thompson
Seaborn
Porter
Cleveland
L. Pet
le Pet
G.B
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California
San Fran
Detroit
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Wash'n
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Kansas City
South Maple
Myron and
Maxine McCall
Howard Myers
Edith Crandall
Cedar St
Kansas
Philco
Electrolux
Norge
Myrtle Graham
State
Cliff Hobbs
Cap
Peoples National Bank
Veale’s Protection Service
Deron Johnson
D.H.I.A
Jack Beauchamp
Claude Myers
Harold Myers
Merle Burgess
John Ogle
Wm. Bitts
K.A.B
J. C. Smith
First National Bank of Ottawa
Richter Wscs
Yank
Peru
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
Don Havens
Granada Hills
Catie Ball
Jacksonville
Fla
Pam’ Kruse
Pompapo Beach
Saffron Glass CO
North Locust
Forest Park
Wisconsin
D. F. Kyle
Myers Brothers First National Bank
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