Pomona Babe Ruth Tops Richmond 15 to 5 in Weekend rout
Pomona Babe Ruth pushed its early record to 20 with a 15 5 win over Richmond. Steve Olson homered and had three singles Tim Rossman also went deep in the big third inning as Pomona pulled away, while Daryl Altic and Olson combined on the mound for 11 strikeouts. Richmond stranded 13 runners as Jerry Barber and Jim Devore each collected three hits. Pomona hosts Garnett Century 21 Friday.
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Jim Devore
Tim Pearson
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Mike Brown
City Scores SHoftball Men Joe's Body Shop-2 Wantland
Multiple teams tally scoring lines in a citywide softball league results page. Joe's Body Shop and Buildex lead with strong totals, while Franklin Savings and Ottawa Track post notable performances among the day’s competitive showings.
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Morton
Ly Ingram
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Lambert
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Robinson
Knight
Ambler
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Tagold
Meredith
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Thompson
Tad Clark
Galatin
Owens
M. Clark
Ingram
N. Gumm
Buildex
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Haag
Gorton
Taul
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Higbie
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Denton
Jackson
Garcia
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Gaeddert
McDaniel
Ottawa
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Griffin
Hickerson
Butta
G. Crane
Angell
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Silvey
Celtics and Lakers clash as rough play heat rises
In Inglewood, the Celtics accuse the Lakers of dirty tactics as Los Angeles leads 2-1 in the NBA Finals. Pat Riley defends Celtic-style aggression while Magic Johnson says the Lakers stay physical. Rambis reports welts from Wednesday's game and Bird wins NBA MVP with 73 of 78 first-place votes.
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Earvin
Magic
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Bird
Larry Bird
National Basketball Association
Navratilova plans retirement after 1986 tour season
Martina Navratilova, 28, said mental burnout will prompt her retirement from competitive tennis after the 1986 schedule. She broke into the French Open semifinals with a 6-2 6-2 win over Anna Maria Cecchini, insisting she will retire when she no longer can improve.
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Paris
Martina Navaratilova
Navratilova
Anna Maria Cecchini
U.S
Standings for TRI-DISTRICT AA Baseball League East West
The American Legion AAA standings show East division leaders Kansas City with 41 wins and 6 losses plus 1 tie, Shawnee No 1 and Shawnee No 2 near the top, and Blue Valley Ottaw a Leavenworth and others with mixed records. West division lists Lawrence Emporia Topeka Manhattan and several Topeka entries with varying win totals and percentages.
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Shawnee
Olathe
Blue Valley
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Leavenworth
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Emporia
Topeka
Manhattan
Shades of 84: Williamsburg T-ball opens season strong
The Williamsburg T-ball boys opened 1985 with a decisive 37 to 5 win over Lebo. The team is the defending league champion, having gone 8-0 last season.
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Lebo
Burg
Local youths shine at regional Junior Olympics meet in Haskell Stadium
Jamie Gragg leads Franklin County qualifiers with golds in the 800, 1500, and 3000 meters, setting a national record in the 3000. Williamsburg and Pomona athletes secure substate berths with top finishes across multiple events. Substate finals will be held next Saturday at Shawnee Heights High School in Topeka.
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Lawrence
Williamsburg
Pomona
Haskell
Jamie Gragg
Franklin County
Jamie
Jimmy
Richard
Jimmy Gragg
Richard Gragg
Brian Damron
Carla Damron
Leroy Huske
Shawnee Heights High School
Topeka
Ottawa Quail Unlimited Chapter Meeting Set
The Ottawa Quail Unlimited chapter will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the basement meeting room of the Department of Public Safety on West Second Street. The group will present Fish and Game officials with the state's share of local fundraising and discuss future projects.
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Ottawa Quail Unlimited
Department of Public Safety
West Second Street
Royals Make First Round Pick of Own Player's Son
Kansas City Royals draft Brian McRae, eldest son of Hal McRae, in the first round of the June free agent draft making a possible historic move. John Schuerholz cites rare precedent while Hal says Brian could pursue football or baseball. Brian hit near .400 in high school and stole 30 bases. both father and club expect negotiations to proceed.
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Brian
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Bradenton
Fla
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Schuerholz
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