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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1982

Page

2

Royals overpower Twins to extend win streak to eight

In Minneapolis Paul Splittorff held a six-run edge until the eighth inning when Minnesota hitters surged. Dan Quisenberry saved the game with his 15th of the season as Kansas City held on 8-5. Amos Otis connected a three-run shot and George Brett added two RBIs, while John Wathan's RBI single and three runs helped seal the victory. Kent Hrbek extended his hitting streak to 14 games for the Twins.

Minneapolis Kansas City Paul Splittorff Minnesota Twins Dan Quisenberry Splittorff Royals Minnesota Amos Otis George Brett John Wathan Kent Hrbek RBI Hrbek Morman Wichita State The Cowboys Jim Traber OSU Traber Sonberg

Jr. Legion Edges Lawrence In Nervy 5-4 Finish

Ottawa Jr. Legion defeated Lawrence 5-4 as Jon Cramer scored the winning run on a Todd Schultze nubber after Lawrence misplayed a ground ball in the seventh. Kelley earned the win for Ottawa while Sehon took the loss for Lawrence. Ottawa improves to 2-1 and faces Osawatomie in a Saturday doubleheader.

Rick Peterson Ottawa Jr. Legion Jon Cramer Lawrence Cramer Ottawa Todd Schultze Little Nubber Bryan Kelley David McCrea Jr. Legion Schultze Greg Shutt Kirby Snider Scott Thompson Shhutt Jim Buckle Kelley Clark Sehon

Maine Drives To Final Four In CWS With 8-3 Win Over Stanford

Maine basketball? No, Maine baseball coach John Winkin led the Black Bears to an 8-3 victory over sixth ranked Stanford, earning a spot in the College World Series final four and a rematch with Miami. Erik Sonberg struck out 13 for Maine in a strong pitching performance.

Omaha Neb Ait Maine John Winkin Cal-State Fullerton Black Bear Stanford Miami Black Bears Texas Longhorns Wichita State Oklahoma State Mark Marquess Russ Morman Erik Sonberg Cowboys

Disenchanted Evans Signs Contract With Marymount College

Frank Evans said he was sick and disillusioned as he signed a one year deal to coach Marymount College basketball. He cited a six scholarship limit and uncertain funds, after leading the Spartans to a 27-6 season and a district final loss to Washburn.

Salina Kan Frank Evans Marymount College Evans Marymount John Murry Spartan Spartans Washburn University

Garvey urges Congress to probe NFL hiring record

NFL Players Association director Ed Garvey told a House subcommittee to scrutinize the league's abysmal record in hiring blacks as assistant coaches, head coaches, and in front office roles. The remarks were prepared for delivery to the Education and Labor Committee.

Washington National Football League Players Association Congress NFL Ed Garvey Garvey Subcommittee On Employment Opportunities House Committee On Education and Labor

City Scores Softball Softball Sr League Results Reported

In the City Scores Girls Senior League report, multiple teams posted totals across standings including G&LATHLETIC, PONCHOS, COUGARS, GOLDIGGERS, BOMBERS, BLUEBIRDS, COMMODORE HOMES, POMGNA MERCHANTS, OTTAWA MILLWORKS, COGS, OTTAWA TRUCK, SMITH FAMILY, FOGLE S QUARRY, GODSON AVIATION, and 15T CHRISTIAN Marian with diverse player lines and team totals reflecting a crowded league summary. The report lists individual player scores and team totals for each squad.

G&lathletic Madi Olivas Waggoner McMechan Maes Dodson A. Ferguson Schoch Stevens Conner Dela Montgomery Welton Crawford Heckman Totals Goldiggers Wiederholt Wilford Walbouen Foltz Hashman Lane Preswedl Gollier Montague Adcock Gumm Yohe Kimball Whiteford Jackson Wise Cook Brownell Stine Foote Fotals Bluebirds McCurdy Wolfe DeLaTorre Ledom Elliot Potter Perry Hood Bushman Toumbertin Christisan Greisen Roger Roberts Atchison Coombes R. Cumpton Ogi Pomgna Merchants Dillon R.bowman Stoneking Milton Gentey Winters Hawkins Leach Hatford Rockhard Dy Bowman Ottawa Millworks Fritts Ostadil R Roehl V. Gumm Meth Sliechter Allen Knight Kime F. Gumm Qwens Corbin Cogs T. Moore Velez Wilson Roehl Wadkins Bailey Gordon Snyder Hendrix Buck Ottawa Truck Angels Jones Ware Hickerson Fuller Griffin Bloomer Lilvey Brown Payne Smith Family Smith Miller Darren Kramer Mullen T. Crane Mealman G. Crane Doug Kramer Fredricks Fogle Quarry P. Sands Curtin Tate Sims B. Sands Turner Nickel Hutchinson Dowdy Godson Aviation Kramer Hendrickson Paul Geist B. Mauszycki M. Mauszycki J. Geist Dixon Butler J. Mauszycki Christian— Marian Barry Moore Duderstadt T. Hiatt Hiatt Dell Dungan Brian Moore Moeller B. Hiatt Shepard

ORC Reaffirms Ottawa Swim Club Use at Forest Park Pool

The Ottawa Recreation Commission in a special session limited Forest Park Pool access to the Ottawa Swim Club and denied Chautauqua Swim Club. The board approved purchasing a cash register, accepting a storage shed with city approval, and setting interim director Don Williams’s pay at 1000 dollars monthly plus 125 dollars for mileage. Policies were set for rainout decisions affecting ORC softball, Orlis Cox baseball, Babe Ruth, and American Legion games.

ORC Ottawa Swim Club Forest Park Chautauqua Swim Club Don Williams Williams Orlis Cox American Legion

Cardinals Strand 10 In 5-1 Loss To Expos

Montreal Expos beat St. Louis 5-1 as the Cardinals stranded 10 runners. Keith Hernandez drove in the lone run with three singles in the third. Bill Gullickson earned the win, Jeff Reardon got the save.

Cardinals Strand Expos Montreal Montreal Expos St. Louis Cardinals Cardinals St. Louis Whitey Herzog Bill Gullickson Keith Hernandez Carter Bob Forsch Forsch Andre Dawson Fortsch Jeff Keener Tim Wallach Warren Cromartie Chris Speier Gullickson Mark Littell Jeff Reardon Tom Herr

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