Odom Shuts Out Royals But Seeks Extra Pay
Cleveland’s John Odom pitched a two hit shutout as the Indians beat Kansas City 4 0 aided by Boog Powell’s two run homer and John Lowenstein and Alan Ashby homers. Odom seeks $8 000 more than his Indians salary claiming loss of playoff and World Series money from his A’s contract. He will discuss the demand with Indians GM Phil Seghi and may seek a trade.
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Boog Powell
John Lowenstein
Alan Ashby
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Kansas City Royals
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Indians
Phil Seghi
Ottawa City Swim Meet Crowned 50 Youths
Sarah Gold won two events as about 50 Ottawa youths under 18 swam in the first Ottawa City Swim Meet at Forest Park pool. The event, run by the Ottawa Recreation Commission and Ottawa Swim Club, featured 25 races in freestyle backstroke breaststroke and butterfly with pool records set in many winning times.
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Ottawa City
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Ottawa Swim Club
U.S.C
Ottawa
Jim Pugh
Forest Park Pool
Mator
John Roberts
Russ Pugh
Dana Weight
Cathy Netherland
Bobby Cain
Tina Gravenstein
Mary Claterbos
Cindy Frank
Barry Ganddert
Greg Nilges
Donnie Calin
Curt Kornhaus
Steve McAdoo
Vince Pugh
Linda Dearfoss
James Chandler
Brad Gaeddert
Darren Bien
Joel Cain
Chuck Hook
Martin Gravenstein
Susan Scott
Shari Ferguson
Marty Netherland
Sarah Gold
Connie Franks
Lisa Drybread
Venus Vega
Dana Wright
Rabbi Cain
Donnie Cain
NBA Considers Rule Changes and Player Moves
The NBA weighs experimental rules including no center jumps and a third official for next season. Meanwhile teams like the Warriors and Knicks are active in trades, with Kareem Abdul Jabbar potential moves and questions over George McGinnis and Julius Erving cases. Red Auerbach and Eddie Gottlieb push the changes as competition committee members.
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San Francisco
National Basketball Association
George McGinnis
NBA Board of Governors
Golden State Warriors
Butch Beard
Cleveland Cavaliers
Milwaukee
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Warriors
Cleveland
Dwight Davis
McGinnis
Julius Erving
ABA
Indiana Pacers
NBA
New York Knicks
Philadelphia 76Ers
Erving
New York Nets
Atlanta Hawks
Rattlesnake Ravine to Host Two-Day 4WD Event Near Ottawa
Two-day opening follows last weekend's success as off road enthusiasts visit Rattlesnake Ravine seven and a half miles northwest of Ottawa on Sand Creek Road. The venue opens at noon Saturday and Sunday for five dollars per day, spectators pay fifty cents, with camping allowed Saturday night.
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Ottawa
Sand Creek Road
Dave Nicewander
Kansas City Post
Liondotte Field
Kansas City
Us-59
Black Top
Ottawa A team sweeps Topeka Post 400 in doubleheader
Ottawa's American Legion A team remained unbeaten by beating Topeka Post 400 14-2 in five innings and 6-4 in a dramatic nightcap. Mark Farris delivered a game winning two run homer in the seventh, boosting Ottawa to 7-0 overall and 3-0 in Tri-District play. Gary Sommer and Larry Dixon combined on strong pitching as Ottawa used late rallies and clutch hits to seize the twinbill.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
American Legion
Topekans
Mark Farris
Post
A-team
Larry Dixon
Gary Sommer
Topeka
Scott Gomez
Farris
Twinbill
Gomez
Garth Wellshear
Thunder
Ottawa Bats
Dixon
Kent Ramsey
Keith Whitacre
RBI
Alan McMillen
Mark
McMillen
Ken Miller
Mark Walker
Ramsey
Summer
Dave Thornbrugh
Kirk Davis
Davis
Sommer
Wellshear
Whitacre
Orls Cox Field
Paola
McDonald Field
Baseball Scoreboard and NCAA Playoffs Note
Baseball standings show Boston leading with 26 wins and 19 losses, New York at .500, Milwaukee and Oakland at .600 and 30 wins respectively, with several teams contending. Thursday and Friday schedules include multiple games across the leagues, while the NCAA Mid East regional basketball playoffs are set for Dayton Ohio March 20 and 22 with the winner advancing to San Diego March 29 and 31.
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New York
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Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Minnesota
Texas
California
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Hughes
Fitzmorris
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Jenkins
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Ruble
Singer
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Richards
Seaver
San Francisco
Falcone
Bonham
Cincinnati
San Diego
Montreal
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Dayton
Ohio
Calif
Unclear Entry on Pest Control Claims
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss an ARAB bug killer product or claim. It mentions guaranteeing results to kill roaches waterbugs ants and various pests while referencing insects and pests and a broad promise without verifiable details. The readable portion is too fragmentary to determine a coherent event or source.
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Jaycee Gold
Wayrmire
Underwood
Jackson
Kay
Katzer
Hepner
Lay
Casey
Jordan
Gilson
Sullivan
H. Garcia
J. Garcia
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Jesse Garcia
Larios
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Burgoon
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L. Robbins
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O'Neil
Baril
Othal
O'Connor
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Morris
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Budge
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Watson
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Raney
Porter
Queen
Cummings
Philpot
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Anderson
Leisure Time
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Zolla
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Kiem
Lorreto
Clough
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J. Bien
Nicholson
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Tribe
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Kim Reust
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Heldi Nuges
Randy Brawer
Mike Douglas
Tommy Drybread
John Germer
Johnathan Gill
Linn Boyke
Connie Frank
Venus Vege
Trisha Mooney
Greg Nilpes
Berry Ganddert
Curt Kornhevas Fith
Steve McAhes
Linda Cearfoss
Tiret
David Angers
Jon Cain
Darren En
Dane Wright
Tiny Gravenstein
Stoaststroke
Barry Gaeddert
Donate Cain
Vince Pi
Gurt Kornhaus
Joe Cain
James Chendler
Brad Geeddert
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Wellahear
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