Legion Victory Opens Lawrence Tourney
Ottawa A-team powered by a five-run second inning beat Kansas City Post 199 8-3 to open the Lawrence Invitational. Chris Chaney pitched a four hitter for his second complete game win. Gary Fitzgerald and Randy Firestone drove in multiple runs as Ottawa improves to 4-1.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Lawrence
Ottawa American Legion
Kansas City Post
Ottawa
Gary Fitzgerald
Randy Firestone
Chris Chaney
A-team
Kansas City
Topeka
Bob Parker
Parker
Ottawa KC
Duane Lynnes
David Beets
Fitzgerald
Lynnes
David Baldwin
Post 199
Dennis Brennan
Mark Jarvis
Chaney
Dolph Beats Merger Heir Presaged by ABL Commissioner
New York AP reports Commissioner Jack Dolph will leave the American Basketball Association when his contract ends in October citing a merger with the NBA as making his post redundant. He expects Walter Kennedy to become head of a single league and will assist in finding his replacement.
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New York
Jack Dolph
American Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Dolph
League
Congressional Committee
Youth Prevails In OBAL With Two 13-Year-Old Standouts
Doug Mumma had three hits and drove in the winning runs as the Lions beat VFW 11-9 in OBAL action. John McAdoo pitched a two‑hitter as Rotary defeated the Eagles 7-1, with Leitaker and McAdoo both fanning 10. Lions sit atop standings alongside Rotary and DeMolay.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
Doug Mumma
Lions
VFW
John McAdoo
Rotary
Eagles
Robert Hook
Kenny Miller
Dean Meier
Mumma
Jon Schoonover
Jeff Schoonover
Kit Kornhaus
Phaten
Rick Geist
Mark Walker
Mike Detwiler
Geist
Mike Fitzgerald
Meier
Kirk Davis
Curt Moore
Davis
Craig Leitaker
Richard Gould
Leitaker
Steve Latimer
Latimer
Frank Betz
John Bristow
McAdoo
DeMolay
Kiwanis
Boys’ Club
Elks
VEW
Women's Golf Association Tuesday pairings at Ottawa CC
Ottawa Country Club hosts the Women’s Golf Association with pairings Burkdoll Henning H Kramer Calder Peters Wolgast J Kramer Butler Moline Bennett Crawford Warnock Cutting Johnson Fredeen Speer. Reservations or cancellations call 242-4160 or 242-3401 before 5 p.m. Sunday. Peoples National Bank girls’ softball beat Osage City 39-25 with wins by Janis McMillen and Teri McIntosh.
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Women's Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
Burkdoll-Henning
H. Kramer- Calder
Peters-Wolgast
J. Kramer-Butler
Moline-Bennett- Crawford
Warnock-Cutting
Johnson-Fredeen-Speer
Peoples National Bank
Osage City
Janis McMillen
Teri McIntosh
Robbie Jones
Shawn Stevens
Ottawa
Kim Miller
Fort Hays runner wins 3000 meter steeplechase title
Jim Birnbaum of Fort Hays, Kan., won the NAIA track and field championships 3000m steeplechase in 9:16. Richard Akusu of Kansas Wesleyan finished fourth in 9:30.2. John Nelson of Fort Hays State placed third in the 800 meters as Kansas athletes also competed in the finals.
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Billings
Mont
Jim Birnbaum
Fort Hays
Kan
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Birnbaum
Richard Akusu
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas
John Nelson
City Schedule Softball and Baseball Week Night Lineups
City softball moves Monday games to West Second Street. A and B leagues list Monday Tuesday Friday games with times from 4:30 to 9:30 featuring Peoples Bank Skateland Hubbards Hicks Elec Jim's Drive-in Budge's Boise Cascade Nazarene First U Meth Wesleyan Westminster Pomona U. Meth F. Christian F. Lutheran Jaycees Foursquare. Women and youth leagues show teams like Bill's Market Pomona Western Supply N. Baptist Ruhamah Harrell's Metal Independents Pomona Foursquare. Baseball Babe Ruth and Junior leagues feature Lions Kiwanis Elks Boys' Club Rotary Eagles VFW Angels Padres Mets Tigers Giants Indians Dodgers Pirates.
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Black Express
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the Spot
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Foursquare
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Kiwanis
Elks
Boys’ Club
Rotary
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VFW
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Yanks
Cubs
Cards
Pirates
Indians
Berlin Wall Accord Eases Travel Between Sides
Four Power ministers signed the 1971 Berlin accord easing travel to and from West Berlin with effect at midnight. The pact enables West Berliners 30 visiting days a year to East Berlin and East Germany and ties to future European security talks and troop reductions. The ceremony occurred in West Berlin’s Allied Control Council Building after Bonn pressured ratification, with Western leaders meeting Chancellor Willy Brandt beforehand in Bonn.
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Willy Brandt
West Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
Moscow
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West
Yankees rout rivals in four tight junior league games
Friday action saw the Yankees crush the Giants 19-6 in four innings, the Mets topple the Cardinals 10-4, the Pirates edge the Cubs 7-5, and the Indians beat the Orioles 8-4. Alan Blakesley sparked the Yankees with two doubles in the big fourth inning, while Jim Hamilton and Chris Bird led with three hits apiece.
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Indians
Orioles
Alan Blakesley
Jim Hamilton
Chris Bird
Bird
Bruce Ewbank
Cards
Richard Zimmerman
Randy Milton
Mark Gentner
David Flora
Tony Williams
Jeff Schoch
Allen DeCock
Sandy Aldridge
Ned Moore
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James Maddox
Kenneth Hock
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Joe Geist
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O'Hara
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Injuries Hit NCAA Track Meet As UCLA USC Lead
At Eugene Oregon the NCAA track carnival saw injuries affect favorites as USC lost key contributor and UCLA leaned on depth. Decathlon winner Ron Evans set a new NCAA mark. Edmonson eyed a 100m world record, while Halberstadt won the 5k with 28 50.4.
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Ore
Southern California
Trojans
Fred Samara
Penn
Colorado
Mike Hill
Connecticut
Ron Evans
Ray Hupp
Ohio State
USC
Don Quarrie
Removal of Building Specifications Notice in Paola Kansas
Public notice states removal of building specifications may be obtained at the City Clerk's office in Paola Kansas. The notice directs interested parties to request documents from the clerk during office hours for compliance and record-keeping purposes.
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Paola
Wea
Kansas
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