Emporia State Captures First NAIA Baseball Title
Emporia State raced to an early 7-2 lead and held on for an 8-6 victory over Missouri Southern in ST JOSEPH MO to win the NAIA baseball championship. Key blows came from Darrell Alexander Randy Weimer and Brian Moyer. Missouri Southern threatened in the eighth but left two runners aboard.
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St, Joseph
Emporia State
Kan
Missouri Southern
Hornets
Barry Jenkins
Darrell Alexander
Randy Weimer
Pete
Villaescusa
Weimer
Emporia
Brian Moyer
Fred Riesge
Moyer
Jeff Stanley
Greg Curran
The
Lions
Jeff Purcell
Randy Cable
Steve Spatz
Chuck Valentine
Kevin Mendon
City Softball League Scores Mixed Results Across Divisions
A chaotic listing shows multiple teams in city leagues posting totals from pitchers such as Roberts, Evans, Hirt, and McCurdy. Forfeit entries and scattered player stats dominate the page, with few clear outcomes and numerous misspellings.
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Williamsburg
J. C. Roberts
Jackson
Evans
Roberts
McCurdy
Hirt
Davis
Robarts
Smith
Mogan
Hoopes Plumbing
Manpes
Bach
Pippin
Mayer
R. Woods
R. Hindelltar
Miles
C. Hindarlites
Gantry
Rex Woods
Seaton van Line
KOFO
W. Duderstadt
Trigg
Weitikle
Bateman
Hiatt
Boodman
Blythe
Shadiarix
Roy
Tovats
HMG Radsow
van Cleave
Gamman
Hutchcraft
Pearson
Gipson
Chapman
Bishop
Wright
Dryden
Athens
Duke Manufacturing
Crawford
Burgoon
Tage
Flanner
Lloyd
Mcintosh
Harris
Ping
Fine
Tate
Armstrong Cabinet
R. Marconatto
Jardon
M. Marcongie
Sherry
Mason
O'Canhor
Baan
Hack
Ottawa Millwork
Roehl
Lysaught
Wantland
Lawson
Meyers
Raed
Kasper
Motes
Fairbanke
Leshigilar
Higbie
Good
Coffman
Rauah
Dixon
Bob Maile
Schmidt
Bouse
Abrams
Bill Matila
Barrios Shuts Down Royals in Fifth Sox Victory
Francisco Barrios allowed five hits and one run as the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 5-1, extending their win streak to six. Barrios, recently moved back to the rotation after a bullpen stint, struck out six and walked one, with Bill Nahorodny homering and Nordhagen adding three hits and an RBI.
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Kansas City
Bob Lemon
Francisco Barrios
Chicago White Sox
Barrios
Kansas City Royals
White Sox
Royals
Oakland
A’s
New York
Lemon
Chicago
Angels
Whitey Herzog
Andy Hassler
Bill Nahorodny
Nahorodny
Wayne Nordhagen
Nordhagen
Don Kessinger
Palmer Keeps Kemper Lead At Quail Hollow
Arnold Palmer sits 7 under at 137 through 36 holes in the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He holds a one stroke edge over Craig Stadler and Tom Weiskopf, while Stadler eagled the ninth for a 67 and Weiskopf matched with another 67 to stay in contention.
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Arnie
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Quail Hollow Country Club
Craig Stadler
Tom Weiskopf
Quail Hollow
15Th Fairway
Charlotte
Weiskopf
Forest Park junior open crowns six titles amid rain delays
The weather disrupted the Forest Park junior open but six titles were decided Friday. Greg Faulkner of Baldwin defeated Ron Burlew 6-2 5-7 7-5 for the 16 and 18 singles crown. Dave Keller and Marty Landers won the doubles, while Scott Hadley beat Ian Billick in 14-year-old boys action. Ottawa's Vince Pugh and Russ Pugh won the all-Ottawa doubles, Laurie Bobbish edged JoAnne Flowers in singles, and Flowers with Susie Rider captured the doubles title. The adult open doubles begin today and run through Sunday.
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Forest Park
Pittsburg
Dave Keller
Marty Landers
Burlew
Terry Carney
Ottawa
Scott Hadley
Ian Billick
Vince
Russ Pugh
Billick
Todd
Laurie Bobbish
Eudora
JoAnne Flowers
Flowers
Susie Rider
Teal Johnson
Carol Dengel
Forest Park Tennis Club
Sonics Edge Bullets In Tight NBA Finals Game Five
Seattle's Fort ward veteran Paul Silas led a tense 98-94 comeback over Washington as the Sonics seized a 3-2 series lead toward the title. Dennis Johnson and Fred Brown added key points, with a wild 14,098 at Seattle Center Coliseum backing the drive toward Game 6 in Maryland.
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Paul Silas
Silas
SuperSonics
Washington Bullets
Seattle Center Coliseum
Sonics
Bullets
Capital Centre
Landover
Washington
Fred Brown
Dennis Johnson
VFW and Rotary Triumph in Ottawa Babe Ruth Games
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action VFW toppled Sertoma 9 5 after seven run seventh inning. Rotary rallied for six runs in the third to beat Eagles 6 3. Limited hits and 43 walks marked the night with Jeff Unruh strong for Sertoma early and Rotary leveraging seven walks in the third.
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Gary Kuntz
Ottawa
VFW
Sertoma
Rotary
Eagles
Jeff Unruh
Tim Wilson
Jeff Brewer
Sean Patty
Brad Keaton
Unruh
Allen Ross
Claude Pressnell
Damon Wallis
Paul Kloster
Eric Lindsey
Babe Ruth
Boys’ Club
Multiple league bowling and tennis schedules at Forest Park
A dense list of AAA League, B League, and women's divisions with matchups at Forest Park and Forest Park facilities including Bowling Tuesday through Friday, various times, plus Monday-Blue League, White League, Blue League, and Red League sessions. Also noted are city pool, playground, tennis court reservations, and pool opens June 4 with contact details.
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Rm League
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Taco-Tico
Haven Steel
Brown's Hardware
Vickers Realty
Ramsey
Stingers
Optimist Club
King Radio
Quie Manufacturing
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KOFO
Lesh Gil
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Moopes Plumbing
Ottawa Millwork
Armstrong Cabinet
Williamsburg
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Dairy Queen
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Braves
Twins
White Sox
Angels
Athletics
Eapos
Royals
Tigers
Pirates
Yankees
Cubs
Orioles
Dodgers
Yank
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