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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1971

Page

4

Legion A team edges Topeka Aces for 20th win

Ottawa American Legion A defeats Topeka Connie Mack 7-4 at Orris Cox Field behind Larry Fisher six innings on the mound and Steve Grogan's power including a two run homer and a three run triple. Grogan drives in 4 and leads with three homers this season while Fisher gains his third win in five decisions as Ottawa improves to 20-11.

Terry Ostmeyer Ottawa American Legion Topeka Connie Mack Aces Orris Cox Field Larry Fisher Steve Grogan Fisher Grogan David Drumright Jim Dodson Dick Dodson Scott Hall Drumright Bill Stauffer Randy Firestone A-team Charlie

Palmer Nicklaus Lead PGA Team Championship After First Round

Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus fired a nine under par 62 at Laurel Valley to lead the PGA National Team Championship after one round. Bruce Crampton and Orville Moody sit one back, while Lee Trevino and Howie Johnson trail with a 68 amid heavy rain delays and tough conditions.

Palmer Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Bruce Crampton Orville Moody Laurel Valley Golf Club Moody John Schlee Bob Smith George Archer Bobby Nichols Dave Mike Hill John Dick Lotz Bob Goalby Art Wall Bert Yancey Tom Weiskopf Lee Trevino U.S Howie Johnson Arnold

Indians End Vida Blue Riddle With Aggressive Win

Cleveland manager Johnny Lipon urged the team to attack the Athletics ace Vida Blue, spelling 4-1 success as Blue failed to reach 20 wins. Lipon, who replaced fired Al Dark, said the club would not overhaul the lineup despite a 42-61 record and last place in the AL East.

Bert Rosenthal Associated Press Johnny Lipon Cleveland Vida Blue Indians Lipon al Dark Blue Oakland Athletics Vernon Stouffer Lipen Dark

Twinbill at Orlis Cox Field This Sunday

Ottawa and Manhattan meet in a two game set at Orlis Cox Field Sunday at 2 pm as part of the State American Legion A team baseball tournament preparations. The doubleheader fills in after Ottawa’s game with Independence was canceled, with Manhattan joining after winning District 4.

American Legion Ottawa Manhattan Orlis Cox Field First National Bank of Independence Missouri Legion

Women's Golf Roundup at Ottawa Country Club Pairings

Tuesday's Ottawa Country Club women golfers pairings include Gilroy-Foulks Wolgast Walker Peters-Stecher Hysom Elder Henning-Morrisey Lyman-Moline Earnshaw Warnock Wassmer Sheldon Matthias-South McCrossen Damron-Daugharthy Johnson-Freedn-Speer. For reservations or cancellations call 242-4160 or 242-3401.

Ottawa Country Club Gilroy-Foulks Wolgast- Walker Peters-Stecher Hysom- Elder Henning-Morrisey Lyman-Moline Earnshaw- Warnock-Wassmer Sheldon- Matthias-South McCrossen- Damron-Daugharthy Johnson- Fredeen-Speer

Ark City and Hays Clinch State Legion A Titles

Hays down Salina 7-3 to capture District 6 and advance to the state tourney at Ottowa, facing McPherson in the opening game. Ark City blasts Pittsburg 10-3 to win District 3 and draw Topeka Post 74 in Round One at 6:30 PM next Saturday.

American Legion Orlis Cox Field Hays Arkansas City Ottawa Lawrence Salina McPherson Kansas Legion Pittsburg Chanute Ark City Topeka Post Ed Gilmore Kansas City Post Humboldt Shawnee Garden City Manhattan

Ailing Matzdorf To Compete Today

CALI Colombia AP Pat Matzdorf aims to leap from a sick bed for the United States first Pan American gold in high jump at the VI Pan American Games. The opening day features 30 nations and 3,000 athletes across 10 of 20 events.

Cali Colombia Pat Matzdorf United States

All Stars Learn Tough Lessons After Loss to Colts

Chicago AP reports the College All Stars fell 24 17 to the Baltimore Colts. John Brockington scored on a second quarter power sweep and says the NFL game is much dirtier than college. Coach Blanton Collier, Jim Plunkett and Dan Pastorini comment on penalties, field position, and learning curves. Don McCafferty calls it frustrating and Earl Morrall praises the Colts’ front four.

Chicago College All Stars Baltimore Colts John Brockington Ohio State Brockington All-Stars Bears Green Bay Packers All Stars Blanton Collier Colts Jim Plunkett Stanford Dan Pastorini Santa Clara Baltimore Jim Plunkett Pastorini Mike Curtis Don McCafferty

Rainout Loss Angers Royals Manager Bob Lemon in Baltimore

Rain-soaked game between Kansas City and Baltimore was halted multiple times. Bob Lemon criticized umpires, the ground crew, and league rules after the Orioles won 1 0 with Frank Robinson tying Lou Gehrig on the all-time list.

Baltimore Bob Lemon Kansas City Baltimore Orioles Lemon Royals Frank Robinson Lou Gehrig Nestor Chylak Chulak Earl Weaver Orioles Dick Drago Robinson Jim Palmer Palmer Joe Keough Amos Otis Gail Hopkins Ed Kirkpatrick Ellie Hendricks

Bank Team Eliminated In Slow Pitch Tourney

Peoples National Bank was ousted from the Sub-State Men's Slow Pitch Softball Tournament at Lawrence Friday, losing 12 to 1 to Snowden Mize of Atchison. It marked the Ottawans second loss in the double elimination format.

Peoples National Bank Lawrence Snowden-Mize Atchison Ottawans

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