Sixteen Year Olds Split Legion Doubleheader at Orlis Cox Field
Ottawa’s 16 year olds split with Osawatomie in a Wednesday doubleheader moved from Osawatomie due to wet grounds. Osawatomie won 5-0 in game one. Ottawa rebounded for a 10-9 win in game two, with Chad Burgess strong on the mound and Ottawa drawing eight walks amid four Osawatomie errors. Jamie Silvers earned the win in relief. Ottawa heads to the weekend Ottawa tournament starting Friday night against Bishop Miege.
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Ottawa
Legion
Osawatomie
Orlis Cox Field
Chad Burgess
Walt Dengel
Dengel
Gene Dydell
Jason Nelson
Jamie Silvers
Bishop Miege
Ottawa A
Fort Scott
Paola
Ottawa Legion
City Scores Incomplete Softball Box Scores From Local League
The report lists multiple teams and players with batting lines and totals, including ORC MEN S SOFTBALL and KEATOS KIDS and OTTAWA UNIVERSITY and CROUCHER ABSTRACT and TWIN LAKES. Totals are given for each squad with partial line scores and several player line values.
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ORC
Al-Bata
Runa
Hillis
Kansas State Bank
Duderstadt
Hallman
Bateman
Walker
Pieman
Allegre
Sheldon
Sheffield
Nauman
Keato
Brian Keaton
Steelman
Brad Keaton
Morton
Snyder
Gragg
Ron Rice
Brecheisen
Ray
Robert Rice
Ottawa University
Boeh
Nightengale
Boldra
Blane
Simpson
Davis
Shelton
Ramsey
Percy
Flet
Croucher
Turner
van Horn
Rossi
Gage
Diamond
Maxwell
Angell
Seymour
Dengel
Geist
Twin Lakes
Goodrich
Hanna
Attic
Hodgson
D. Brecheisen
Holmes
Fine
Woodruff
Clark
P. Brecheisen
Barker Prolongs Brewers Winning Streak in Milwaukee Victory
Len Barker earned his first major league win since 1985 as Milwaukee beat Kansas City 4 to 2 in five innings. The Brewers, on a five game run and entering a key four game set with the Yankees, leaned on Barker’s return and Cecil Cooper’s hot bat to sweep KC. Cooper extended a six game hitting streak and raised his average to .250. Royals lingered in a four game slide despite Jamie Quirk extending his hit streak to 11 with an RBI double.
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Milwaukee
Len Barker
Milwaukee Brewers
New York Yankees
Toronto Blue Jays
Yankees
Tom Trebelhorn
Trebelhorn
Barker
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
Brewers
Denver
Cleveland Indians
Cecil Cooper
Cooper
Kansas City
Brewer
Royals
Wilson
Felder
Seltzer
Yount
Bosley
Brock
White
Surhoff
Beniguz
Gantor Ab
Gantner
E—Sveum
Kansas Ci
Mannizar
Quirk
Manning
Oper
J Castillo
SO Kansan City
Gubieza
Gleaton
Milwaukee Barker
Oslo
Plesa
Boaio
Hendry
Johnson
Evans
Ford
Howser Returns To Hospital In Battle With Brain Tumor
Former Kansas City Royals manager Dick Howser remained hospitalized in Kansas City after an ambulance transfer from his Lee's Summit home. Doctors noted a non emergency admission for treatment of his malignant brain tumor with a history of prior surgery, radiation, and two experimental procedures in Pasadena.
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Kansas City Royals
Dick Howser
Howser
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lee's
Denise Buening
St. Luke’s
Meyer
Pasadena
Calif
Errors Foil Arrows Bid Despite Strong Pitching
Lawrence Legion Hawks defeated Ottawa Arrows 7 to 1 at Holcom Field as Ottawa committed six errors. Vance Perry pitched the full game for Lawrence with 13 strikeouts, while Ottawa stranded three pitchers with four walks and two key misplays aiding Lawrence in the second inning and later runs. Ottawa was short of players due to Boys State and basketball camps and plans to open tournament play Friday at Orlis Cox Field against Garnett.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Legion Hawks
Ottawa
Arrows
Holcom Field
Hawks
Jason Sellers
Marc Kissinger
Barry Reynolds
Reynolds
Brian Espinosa
Jim Clift
Terry Shisler
Shisler
Mike Aspinwall
Tal Moses
Charlie Winsky
Steve Matney
Orlis Cox Field
Garnett
Mets Righty Darling Struggles as Dodgers Rally Past NY
Los Angeles defeated New York 5-2 as Franklin Stubbs hit a three run homer in the first inning. Ron Darling, winless since April 22, allowed eight hits and four walks over seven-plus innings while adding to his 2-4 record. Dodgers closer Matt Young earned the save. Other NL results included Cubs and Astros erupting for 22-7, Giants topping Phillies 4-1, and Montreal edging San Diego 4-3.
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Associated Press
New York Mets
Franklin Stubbs
Los Angeles
New York
Ron Darling
Darling
Dwight Gooden
Mets
Francisco
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Chicago
Houston
Steve Sax
Mike Marshall
Stubbs
Oreg Hershiser
Matt Young
Dodgers
Cubs
Astros
Keith Moreland
Brian Dayett
Moreland
Andre Dawson
Dawson
Giants
Phillies
San Francisco
Mike LaCoss
LaCoss
Jeff Robinson
Chris Speier
Matt Williams
Tribble Cleared Of Charges In Bias Death
A Prince George s County jury acquitted Brian Lee Tribble of distributing and possessing cocaine tied to Len Bias s death at a Maryland dorm party. Prosecutors claimed a drug ring ran by Tribble supplied the cocaine. Tribble faced up to 20 years if convicted.
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Tribble
Upper Marlboro, Md
University of Maryland
Len Bias
Brian Lee Tribble
Prince George's County
Bias
Boston Celtics
Maryland
Lefty Driesell
Driesell
Washington, D.C
Terrence Moore
Morrow
Bonsib
David Gregg
Terry Long
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Jamie Quirk
Paul Meyer
Charles Clough
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Iola
Franklin Savings
Bob Ojeda
Rick Aguilera
David Cone
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St. Louis
San
Thomas Morrow
Robert Bonsib
Mr. Morrow
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Don Rogers
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Brian Tribble
Silver Lake Golf
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