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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1987

Page

2

Garnett Captures Legion Tournament Crown in Ottawa

Garnett defeated Franklin Savings of Kansas City 16-7 to win the Ottawa Legion baseball title at Orris Cox Field after a 1-1 pool run. Fort Scott took third with a 10-2 win over Bishop Miege. Ottawa AA finished fifth after a 4-1 weekend. The Arrows beat Ottawa A and Paola to end fifth, while Ottawa A went winless in five games.

Garnett Franklin Savings Kansas City Kan Ottawa Legion Orlis Cox Field Ottawa AA Fort Scott Bishop Miege Ottawa Miege Arrows Ottawa A Paola Iola Mike Aspinwall Tal Moses Mark Reynolds Franklin Sayings Steve Matney Barry Reynolds Dru Kramer Marc Kissinger Matney Gene Dydell Aspinwall Kramer

Alysheba's Belmont Dream Ends in Belmont Thrashing

Trainer Jack Van Berg notes there are no sure things in horse racing after Alysheba finishes 14 lengths back to lose the Belmont. Jockey Chris McCarron accepts some blame for early pace, while Lasix debate surfaces as a potential factor in the colt's poor showing. Clarence Scharbauer dismisses Lasix as a factor and props Bet Twice as the superior horse.

Hal Bock Jack van Berg Alysheba Belmont Park van Berg Carry Back Sherlock Secretariat Citation Steve DiMauro Seattle Slew Affirmed Sir Barton Count Fleet Gallant Fox Whirlaway Omaha Chris McCarron New York Bet Kentucky Maryland Clarence Scharbauer Belmont

Black Continues To Shine In KC's Starting Rotation

In Seattle Bud Black pitched seven innings of two hit ball to lead Kansas City past the Mariners as Seattle’s Mike Moore struggled. Black improved to 2-3 and secured his spot in KC rotation while Moore fell to 2-8 amid a string of shaky starts. Bo Jackson hit two homers and Danny Tartabull continued success against his former team, driving in runs in the Royals’ dominance.

Black Seattle Kansas City Bud Black Royals Mike Moore Mariners Moore Mickey Brantley Phil Bradley Steve Farr Billy Gardner Dick Williams Williams Dick Balderson Harold Reynolds Alvin Davis Domingo Ramos Danny Tartabull Frank White RBI Steve Balboni Willie Wilson Ing Bo Jackson Jackson Mike Trujillo Tartabull Minnesota Tartaball White Sox Angels Bill Long Carlton Fisk Chicago California Long Angel Fisk

Ottawa youths shine at Nee Basketball School in Lincoln

Local players attended the Danny Nee Basketball School at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. About 220 students across three age groups participated, with Ottawa High seniors-to-be Steve Baylor, Steve Mathey, and Ryan Meyer earning all star berths and seventh grader Brian Clark making the top 20.

Ottawa Danny Nee University of Nebraska Lincoln Ottawans Ottawa High Steve Baylor Steve Mathey Ryan Meyer Brian Clark Mike Aspinwall John Heckert Ricky Jackson Aspinwall Jeff Dieterich OHS Jason Ayers Ken Boyer Steve Devore John Gollier Pete Clark Jared Herrick

Gragg Siblings Win Spots at Sub state JO Meet

Williamsburg siblings Jamie and Jimmy Gragg earned berths to the state Junior Olympics after strong showings at Shawnee Heights High School. Jamie won three titles in the girls 13 to 14 division with 3000, 1500, and 3000 meter wins, while Jimmy captured the boys 11 to 12 3000 and placed in the 1500 and 800 events.

Tecumseh Gragg Williamsburg Junction City Shawnee Heights High School Jamie Gragg Jimmy Jamie

Celtics rebound to trim Lakers lead in tense finale

Boston, energized by 81 percent second-quarter shooting, beat the Lakers 109 103 at the Garden to cut the NBA finals series to 2-1. Larry Bird led with 30 points and 12 rebounds while Kevin McHale added 21 and 10, signaling a shift after two road losses. The series heads back to Boston for two games.

Boston Celtics Los Angeles Lakers Boston Garden Larry Bird Garden Bird Forum Inglewood Calif Pat Riley Kevin McHale the Garden

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Orris Cox Ottawa-Fort Scott Steve Zak Darin Schmoe Pat Martin Schmoe Graggs Beach Army Reserve
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