Orioles Sub Links Royals In Starter-For-Now Debut
Sammy Stewart pitched a complete game, allowing two hits as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Kansas City Royals 3-1. Stewart, 3-2 on the season, acknowledged his relief role while fans noted his seven straight strikeouts in his prior MLB start. Al Cowens homered for KC, but Baltimore rallied with a fifth inning sac fly and a two-run eighth inning single by Gary Roenicke after bases loaded issues.
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al Cowens
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al Bumbry
Rich Dauer
Ken Singleton
Lee May
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Weaver voices high praise for Stewart amid Orioles losses
Orioles manager Earl Weaver called Stewart valuable after he allowed nine hits and one run across 19 2-3 innings in four relief appearances. Weaver noted first place status and McGregor’s return, while Whitey Herzog credited Stewart and Dennis Martinez for strong pitching in a two game Kansas City series.
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Earl Weaver
Stewart
Weaver
Scott McGregor
Kansas City
Whitey Herzog
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Herzog
VFW Edges Kiwanis 4 3 In Rain Thiller In Babe Ruth Loop
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action VFW beat Kiwanis 4-3 to stay 4-0 while Kiwanis fell to 3-1. Scott Butler and Larry Stewart pitched for the teams as rain interrupted play and the seventh inning. Brian Keaton, James Gipson and Bryan Kelley sparked the scoring with key plays and hits. The second game was rained out.
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Babe Ruth
Scott Butler
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Butler
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Kevin Allan
James Gipson
Mike Todd
Harald Gipson
David Ware
Keaton
Eric Green
Kirby Snider
Bryan Kelley
Chris Taylor
Todd
Mike Albright
Weathered baseball notes end in July postponements
A writer reports persistent rain disrupting baseball at Orls Cox Field with Babe Ruth Games delayed. Flooded fields and water-damaged infield areas force rescheduling and a cautious plan to possibly hold a league meeting for new revenue ideas.
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Orls Cox Field
Cox Field
Dan Henry
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Herald
Celtics land Bird in five year contract deal
BOSTON AP Larry Bird signs a five year 3.25 million contract making him the Celtics highest paid rookie in sports history. The deal value around 650000 annually includes salary and benefits. Negotiations involved Red Auerbach and agent Bob Woolf with progress reported at a Boston Garden news conference. Meanwhile Richmond hosts a men slowpitch softball tournament entries due June 18 with eight teams and a 45 dollar fee.
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Dean Kueser
Baseball Scoreboard and Local Basketball Clinic Notice
Baseball schedule lists Saturday and Sunday games across multiple matchups including Texas Baltimore Chicago Milwaukee Detroit California Cleveland Seattle and Houston New York Montreal Cincinnati San Diego St Louis with several interleague pairings. A July 9 11 basketball clinic at Ottawa Junior High invites youth to apply at the Ottawa Recreation Commission office 115 W 4th.
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Parrott
City Scores Junior League and ExPos Softball Totals
League tallies show Pirates Ross Schnider Starks and teammates totaling 21-3-3 against Tigers 18-7-3. Royals and Midget ExPos also posted combined scores as Softball women’s leagues Pamida and Leftovers produced 28-5-4 and 30-46-16 totals respectively.
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Fullerton Seeks CWS Title After 8-5 Win Over Pepperdine
Fullerton State, 59-14, moved into the College World Series final with an 8-5 win over Pepperdine. Pitcher Dave Weatherman starts for Fullerton against Arkansas, while Pepperdine’s Dave Gorrie notes Fullerton’s strength. Mickey Palmer ties a series record with five hits as Sam Favata drives in the go ahead run in a tense game that featured ejections and a long dust up.
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Steve Krueger
Garrido
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Sam Favata
Mickey Palmer
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