Ottawa Babe Ruth all stars reach winners bracket final
Ottawa 3 McPherson 1 and 6-3 overArkansas City to set up tonight's winners bracket showdown with Hutchinson for a berth in Wednesday's state Babe Ruth 14 15s final. Grace and Dengel strong on mound. Shaffer, Robertson lead offense.
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Ark City
Baxter Springs
National Sports Festival closes with bright spots, little fireworks
In Colorado Springs the inaugural National Sports Festival concluded without record feats but with notable performances. Liberal's Liberal, Dodge City, El Dorado, and Hutchinson claimed Kansas Baseball Congress titles, while Liberal dominated with seven first-inning runs and four more homers. MVP Vern Ramie led Liberal’s surge as Derik Tatsuno and Erol Akcuris keyed the win and all-tournament honors. scu
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Wichita
Vern Ramie
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Ramie
Erol Akcuris
Derik Tatsuno
America
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Scott Cramer
Harlan
Lindley
Martin Kistler
Riverside
Calif
Legionites Clash In District 2 Winners Bracket Action
The top four ranked teams KC 399 KC 197 Ottawa and Lawrence meet in the District 2 A-team tournament winners bracket at Orlis Cox Field with Lawrence against KC 199 and Ottawa facing KC 399. Ottawa seeks its fourth straight win as Beets Brill and the defense power a 7-1 victory over Paola while KC 188 and Garnett drop to the losers bracket.
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Paola
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Beets
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Scott Grandon
Shawnee
KC 188
Garnett
Ron Amyx
Hawks
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Jola
Shaffer
Karr
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Gates
Brill
Pete Rose Pursues Keeler Streak as Reds Beat Phillies
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Pete Rose extends a 43 game hitting streak with a 5-3 win over Philadelphia. He eyes Willie Keeler's 44 game and Joe DiMaggio's 56 game marks, while joking about a made up rival and aiming for fastballs from Phil Niekro tonight. Rose hits .368 during the streak and vows to bear down after each out.
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