Paola Beats Ottawa 4-0 In Nonleague Legion Matchup
Paola tallies a 4-0 win over Ottawa at Orris Cox Field in a weathered nonleague clash. Ottawa's Terry Shisler walks and wild pitches fuel three unearned Paola runs as Cuthbertson and Williams combine for a two-hitter while Paola racks up 10 walks.
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American Legion
Tom Drake
Don Stevens
Bob Minden
Rick Mallicoat
Stevens
Ottawa American Legion
Orris Cox Field
Boys’ State
Terry Shisler
Shisler
Jeff Sheldon
Rick O'Neil
Legion
Kevin Cuthbertson
Gary Williams
Sheldon
Denny Riebe
Loren Wilson
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Lyndon
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Mike Phillips
Bob Leeper
Hearne
Manhattan Sheldon
P Drake
Nick Onofrio
Horn
Minden
Gary Clark
Patillo
Parsons Stiles
Jamie Thompson Debrick
Wichita Wilson
Odie Wilson
Independence Rice
Cuthbertson
Jack Stevens
Williams
Wichita Daugherty
Jim Collins
Miller
Rick Foster
Shawnee
Randy Foster
P. J. Konek
Achey
Bill Brewster
Hutchinson
Dave Dennis
Independence
Kenny King
WSU Fresh Paces State Amateur Golf
Gary Holland of Wichita State leads the Kansas State Amateur Golf Tournament after an opening 69 at Rolling Hills. He sits two strokes ahead of Bobby Dare and Eric Johnson as 32 players advance to match play, with round two shaping the field for the championship flight.
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Rolling Hills Country Club
Husky
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Holland
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Championsip
Bobby Dare
Wellington
Eric Johnson
University of Kansas
Wichita Bobby Dave Wellington
Dike Poised to Win Belmont Says Eddie Belmonte
AP report quotes jockey Eddie Belmonte predicting Dike will win the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park. Belmonte, who barrels for believe Majestic Prince and Arts and Letters, says Dike is unbeatable Saturday after noting the horse's strong seven furlong workout. Trainer Johnny Longden cautions that past results show upsets are possible as six entrants are likely, including Majestic Prince Arts and Letters Dike Prime Fool Rooney's Shield and Distray.
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Palmer Easily Qualifies For Open Arnie And Army Show
Arnold Palmer qualified for the U S Open at Houston after rounds of 70 and 68 to lead sectional trials. He denied retirement rumors, saying he hopes to win more majors and keep playing. Palmer noted nerves at 39 and planned to skip the Western Open to focus on Houston.
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Strong
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Baseball Scoreboard Today's Baseball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
National League East standings show Chicago and New York leading with Pittsburgh and St Louis close. Results from Tuesday include New York 5 Los Angeles 2 and St Louis 5 Atlanta 2. Upcoming games feature Singer at DiLauro for the Dodgers vs Mets and Chicago at Houston among others.
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Hall
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Siebert
Mets Triumph Over Dodgers to Reach .500 Mark
Ed Kranepool homer his two run game and Tom Seaver eight innings pace the Mets to a 5-2 win over Los Angeles lifting New York above .500 after week one. The Expos suffer a 9-3 loss to San Francisco extending their losing streak to 17 games, tying a modern expansion record.
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Ed Kranepool
Tom Seaver
Dodgers
Kranepool
Alan Foster
Wayne Garrett
Andy Kosco
Willie Davis
Cleon Jones
Kosco
Ottawa golfers win at Osawatomie invitational
Ottawa dominated the women's invitational tourney at Osawatomie Tuesday led by Sue Wolgast who captured the championship flight with a nine hole score of 42. Doris Peters finished second. Mary K. Johnson won the B Flight and Melda Cutting placed fourth. About 50 women from Ottawa and nearby towns competed.
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Osawatomie
Sue Wolgast
Doris Peters
Mary K. Johnson
Ottawa Country Club
Melda Cutting
Johnson
Paola
Garett
Osage City
Iola
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