Lopez Opens Four-Stroke Lead At LPGA Championship
Nancy Lopez bogeyed the par four where she drew a two shot slow play penalty and stretched her lead to four strokes at the LPGA Championship after a one under par 71. Cathy Kratzert and Alice Ritzman contended with Ritzman birdieing the last hole to reach 140, tied for second with Kratzert. Alice Miller and Pat Bradley sat at 141 in pursuit as Daniel, Rosie Jones, and Jones closed round two at 70, 71, and 73 respectively.
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Mason
Ohio
Nancy Lopez
Lopez
Cathy Kratzert
Alice Ritzman
Ritzman
Grizzly
Kratzert
Billy Kratzert
Alice Miller
Pat Bradley
Daniel
Rosie Jones
Jones
Bradley
Franklin County Church Softball Schedules
Franklin County church softball league listings show Monday games at Ottawa High North Field with First Christian facing Westminster Presbyterian at 6 00 and Lutheran meeting Episcopal at 7 00 plus North Baptist versus CRCC at 8 00 On Tuesday the women play at 8 00 North Baptist against Nazarene and 7 00 Trinity Methodist versus First Methodist Friday offers four men s games starting at 6 00 Nazarene v Trinity Methodist 7 00 Fourre v Wesleyan and 8 00 First Baptist v Rantoul Presbyterian.
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Ottawa High North
First Christian
Westminster Presbyterian
Lutheran
Episcopal
North Baptist
CRCC
Ottawa High North Field
Nazarene
Trinity Methodist
First Methodist
Fourre
Wesleyan
First Baptist
Rantoul Presbyterian
City Scores Inconsistent Season Softball League Card
City scores recap lists multiple teams and players across minor league standings. Denton, BLUEBIRDS, THRILLERS, COMETTES, ROYALETTES, EAGLETTES, FILLIES, SAINTS, AMAZONS posted varied at bats runs and hits. Several players like Shannon and Wadkins feature repeatedly with double digit totals, while totals per team appear incomplete and fragmented.
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Ottawa Girls’ Softball Association
Orlis Cox Fields
Ravens
Bluebirds
Diamond
Tornadoes
Saints
Cougars
Thrillers
Amazons
Royalettes
Comettes
Camettes
Eaglettes
Frank White Wins Lifetime Contract With Royals
Kansas City veteran Frank White, a six time Gold Glove second baseman, signs a lifetime contract through the 1988 season after impressive play and personal trials. Co owner Aaron Fogelman helped seal the deal, recognizing White’s role in the Royals’ most successful era. White recalls 45 cents being thrown at him and warns a successor to stay confident, focused, and resilient as the team’s fortunes rise or fall.
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Kansas City
Frank White
White
Royals
Aaron Fogelman
Whitey Herzog
Jack McKeon
Herzog
Cookie Rojas
Cookie
Royals Stadium
Kansas City Royals
City Schedule for June 1965 Adult Softball Games
June 1965 schedule lists many leagues at Forest Park and Ottawa fields with multiple teams, home teams, and Bye weeks across Adult Softball associations. Also notes junior leagues, combined leagues, and late sign-ups for summer programs at ORC Office in Ottawa.
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Forest Park
Bones’ Transportation
Gunner’s Gals
Lee Blue J
Dodson Aviation
Dave's Standard
Bengel & Son
Stevenson
First National Bank
Ottawa Transmission
Green Acres
Wellsville Bank
Education Express
Toba’s
Tha’ Blues
Orliston
South
Legion Vs
Olathe
O.R.C
W. 4Th
ORC
O.8
Resurgent Sox Pound KC 8 3 in Friday Night Win
Chicago White Sox rout Kansas City 8-3 as Ron Kittle Luis Salazar Tim Hulett and Carlton Fisk homer. Bannister lasts 6 1 3 innings while Bud Black crashes after three homers. Sundberg belts a long homer for KC tying 3 3 before Salazar's decisive blast.
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Chicago
Ron Kittle
Luis Salazar
Tim Hulett
Carlton Fisk
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
White Sox
Fisk
Floyd Bannister
Gene Nelson
Bannister
Onix Concepcion
Willie Wilson
Nelson
Bud Black
Joe Beckwith
Kittle
Jim Sundberg
England to pull out of European soccer following Brussels stadium riot
The English professional soccer authority will withdraw all British teams from European competition next season after a stadium riot in Brussels killed 38 people. Prime Minister Thatcher and FA officials call for urgent reform. Belgium bans British clubs from matches. Relatives collect victims, mostly Italians.
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London
England
Ted Croker
Belgium
Brussels
Liverpool
Juventus
Turin
Italy
Bert Millichip
English Football Association
Mexico
Margaret Thatcher
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Shannon
Burgoon
R. Wadkins
Johnson
Taylor
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Snook
Dixon
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Slemp
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Miller
Griffin
Gober
Archer
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Bugg
Higbie
Yates
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Dresher
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Rhea
Claerhour
Dietrich
Haas
Gibson
Urton
Gragg
Queen
Gilmer
Rothwell
Andrews
Gray
Arnold
Cook
Moore
Firestone
Brown
Walburn
P. Ferguson
Gisjar
D. Ferguson
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Holmes
Fisher
Mages
Sutton
Jackson
Cox
Logan
Woods
Clark
Hornbeck
Jordan
Baylor
Foote
Wolfe
Goyer
Mille
Montgomery
Wilson
Silvey
Booth
Presnell
Totals
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Albright
Forest Park Man's Diamond
Hickory Inn
Joe’s Body Shop
Joe's Body Shop
Duke Mfg
Pomona Tavern
Franklin Savings
Ottawa
Lou’s Tax Service
Moorman’s
A-Automotive
Dodson International
Croucher Abstract
Underwood Equipment
People’s State Bank of Richmond
Evan's Energy
Country Hall & Tanning Shop
Palton-Morrisey
E.K.C
Ottawa J.c.'s
Hobb’s Trucking
Jag’s Body Shop
Buildex
Richi Abe
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Sundberg
Salazar
Ottawa Country Club
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Williamsburg- Ottawa
Robert Hiles
Far
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Ellena