Mo Valley AAU Track Meet Saturday At Ottawa High
Outstanding athletes from the region will gather at Ottawa High School Saturday for the Missouri Valley Association AAU Outdoor Track and Field Championships. The meet starts at 10 am with the 10,000 meter men’s run and ends with the masters mile at 4 20 pm.
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Missouri Valley Association
Ottawa
Bill Boucek
Kansas
Local Track Club Aims To Start In Ottawa
Eye Local reports Ottawa High track coach Don Kornhaus seeks to form a summer track and field club with contact sessions starting tonight at 6 30 at the OHS field. Practices run Monday through Friday from 6 30 until dark with possible area meets and floated arrangements for club members to compete in summer meets.
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Ottawa High
Don Kornhaus
OHS
Kornhaus
NFL Faces Court Test Amid Labor Dispute
The NFL heads to court again as the National Labor Relations Board files a 15 charge complaint accusing the league of acting without player input on rules such as a 15 minute overtime, withholding salary and injury information, and punishing union officials. Separate suits against the Rozelle Rule and pension plans move forward as rookie camps approach.
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New York
National Football League
NFL
National Labor Relations Board
Joe Kapp
Rozelle
Kapp
Minneapolis
John
NLRB
Miami
Manny Fernandez
Bill Stanfil
Kansas City
St. Louis
Dallas
Houston
IRA tax deduction offer from National Life Agency
Uncle Sam can help you finance your retirement with part of your tax dollars. If you are not now covered under a pension plan, you may start an Individual Retirement Account and save up to 1600 per year and deduct the full amount from income taxes. Jake Ralston, National Life Agency, 125 S. Hickory. Phone 242-5654 or 937-2635.
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Uncle Sam
U.S
City Scoreboard spotlight on softbal standings and team lines
Softball standings show Tigers 5-1-0 and Giants 4-4-3 with key pitchers Morton 5-2-2 and Butler 21-13. Lineups include Randall Bettge 40:1 and total scores 39-1 for Tigers and 32-13-7 for Giants as of the June schedule.
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Randall
Morton
Cameron
Wallis
Wilson
Wright
Yourtg
Meade
Evans
Totals
Giants
Bettge
Steve Butler
Thompson
Oengel
Brewer
Shively
Scott Butler
Dea Priest
Sullivan
Small
Ross
Shrine East All Star practice shapes up for Kansas clash
The Kansas Shrine East All Star football squad, 34 players, enters final prep week under coach Kent Rogers. The East faces the West at Kansas State University in a 2:30 p.m. kickoff Saturday with proceeds benefiting the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Children.
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Kent Rogers
Kansas State University
Shrine Hospital
Manhattan
Ottawa University
St. Louis
Shrine
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Rotary routs Elks 9 5 for fourth straight win
Rotary beat Elks 9 5 as Jeff Schoch and Mark Gentner led a fast start with three early runs. Marty Meyers and Dan Meyers drove in multiple runs while Petty pitched a complete game for Rotary. Eagles swung to their first win 10 3 over Lions with timely hitting and late defense.
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Gary Kuntz
Rotary
Ottawa
Elks
Eagles
Lions
Sertoma
Jeff Schoch
Mark Gentner
Gentner
Marty Meyers
Dan
Ellis
Tony Petty
Petty
Craig Willis
Jerry Moses
Richard Zimmerman
David Ralston
Craig Dengel
Roy Dunlap
Ron Gould
Smith
Jim Geist
Geist
Jon Betz
James Martinez
Chris Bird
Mark Gates
Superfan pushes for Killebrew in voting
Jacksonville jeweler Bob Newberry says he has cast 30 000 ballots to boost Harmon Killebrew into the All Star game and predicts needing 720 000 more votes. Balloting runs through July 6. Newberry has paid for fence space at Wolfson Park and promotes Killebrew’s home-run total of 566.
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Bob Newberry
Harmon Killebrew
Jacksonville Beach Jeweler
Newberry
Killebrew
Kansas City Royals
Wolfson Park
Jacksonville Suns
Killibrew
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
Willie Mays
Frank Robinson
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Calvin Griffith
Royals
Suns
Harmon Killibrew
Rainout Midget League Games Recheduled for Wednesday
Rainout midget baseball games postponed Monday will be played Wednesday at the same times and on the same diamonds as originally scheduled.
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