VFW and Boys' Club Triumph in Ottawa Babe Ruth League
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action VFW defeated Sertoma 6-3 as Jere Sellers and Bob Dodson led with two hits each and Scott Milton earned the win. Boys' Club downed Kiwanis 10-7 behind a 3-for-4 showing by Scott Gage and Chuck Price with Evan Shaffer two hits. Rotations and defensive plays highlighted the night with a pivotal double play saving Kiwanis from a bigger deficit.
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Gary Kuntz
VFW
Boys’ Club
Ottawa
Jere Sellers
Bob Dodson
Sertoma
Scott Gage
Chuck Price
Evan Shaffer
Kiwanis
Keys
Sellers
White
Tim Taylor
Dodson
Randy Milton
David Strehlow
Gary Robertson
Ybarra
Ron Be
M. Thompson
Price
Gage
Roger Mendell
Randy Hendrickson
Mark Hill
Hill
Scott Thompson
Hendrickson
S. Thompson
Rick Croucher
Shaffer
Glenn Covert
Babe Ruth
Rotary
Elks
Eagles
Lions
All-Star Prospects Announced For OBAL Try-Out Team
About 18 players will be named tonight as the OBAL announces a trial group for the 14-15 year old All-Star squad. Coach Charlie Waymire and assistant Ken Saffron lead practice and a delayed final selection on July 9. The roster may expand during the season with standout league performance before the July 23 district tournament in Ottawa.
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Babe Ruth
Charlie Waymire
Ken Saffron
The
OBAL
Ottawa
Baseball Leaders and Stats From The 1970s AL and NL
The supplied figures show batting averages, runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching records for American League players such as McRae, Brett, Otis, Chambliss, Munson, North, and Carew, alongside National League standouts Rose, Griffey, Morgan, and Schmidt. Includes league leaders across multiple categories with team affiliations and stat totals.
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Associated Press
McRae
G.brett
Lynn
Ben
Bostock
Min
LeFlore
Del
Otis
Hargrove
Tex
North
Oak
R.white
Rivers
Burroughs
Chambliss
Munson
Mayberry
Carew
Howell
O.evans
Carty
Cle
Garner
Det
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Bumbry
Bal
Piniella
Cowens
Paquette
McBride
W.robinson
Pgh
Griffey
Cin
Morgan
Rose
Monday
Chi
Schmidt
Phi
Local Swim Meet Results Highlight Broad AAU and Non AAU Placings
A dense list of swim results shows AAU and non AAU winners across freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly events for various age groups from under 8 to 18. Notable names include G. Weight, D. Odgers, J. Scroggins, C. Rutter, and D. Walls among many others, with events ranging from 4 to 50 meters and multiple gender divisions.
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Diazz
Bruington
Hart
Rutter
M. Douglas
A. Owens
Wilges
Boyt
D. Odgers
M. Burrichier
St. Shaw
J. Scroggins
C. Frank
Noah
TM. Douglas
Owens
Raynolds
Slocum
Bushman
IR. Pugh
Vv. Pogt
M. Clalerbas
Carol Decock
J. Bulmar
C. Millermin
Brawer
P. Germer
C. Scroggins
Garddert
C. Kormaus
D. Walls
C. LaValley
Brad Gueddert
Wright
Hy Nilges
D. Diaz
C. Rutter
Germer
K. Brewer
L. Harriss
Frank
Ak. Reuss
R. Brower
M. Day
Julies
Vues
Z. Evans
S. Reynolds
Pugh
Claterbos
C. Milibera
Brewer
Scroggins
F. Germer
B. Gaeddert
K. Reust
R. Brewer
K. Owens
G. Jukes
Doug WE
Mater Wright
Kelvin Qwens
R. Pugh
C Scroggini
J. Brewer
Mater Dagddert
Bees Still Reds Chief Tormentors In NL Chase
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Pirates 6 1 as Don Gullett allowed six hits and George Foster drove in his 52nd run of the year. The Reds widened their NL West lead to four games while bees swarmed bullpen fans at Three Rivers Stadium. Cubs beat Braves 7 4 and Expos edged Giants 6 5. Mets blanked Padres 6 0 and Phillies outlasted Dodgers 10 6 in 12 innings.
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Ken Rappoport
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Pittsburgh
Three Rivers Stadium
Pirates
Don Gullett
Guilfoyle
Demko
Pirate
George Foster
Gullett
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Philadelphia Phillies
Cubs
Braves
Jose Cardenal
Rick Monday
Chicago
Atlanta
Expos
Giants
Andre Thornton
Barry Foote
Montreal
San Francisco
Gary Matthews
Gary Thomasson
Chris Speler
Don Carriberg
Mets
Padres
Jon Matlack
New York
San Diego
Matlack
Rudolph
Cesar Sanudo
Larry Nelson
Ray Floyd
J.C. Snead
Tom Purtzer
Rex Caldwell
Forrest Ferler
Mark Hayes
Gary Groh
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
South Africa
Julius Boros
Baseball Scoreboard and Schedule Highlights
Baseball standings show the Yankees leading in the AL, with Cleveland and Detroit vying for pace in the East. In the NL, Montreal and San Diego chase Los Angeles. Friday’s schedule features Chicago at Cleveland and Boston at Minnesota, with multiple interleague matchups and a full weekend slate across leagues.
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WL Pet
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Ib Milwkee
West Kan City
Texas
Chicago
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Vuckovich
Brown
Ryan
Fidrych
Blyleven
Figueroa
Blue
Colborn
Cuellar
Montreal
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
San Diego
Trevino Uncertain as Open Bid Hangs After Storm
Lee Trevino wrestles with back pain and potential Open participation after a violent thunderstorm halted the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. Mason Rudolph shot 66, weather delays paused action, and others finished nine holes before rain and lightning suspended play.
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Trevino
Charlotte
Rudolph
Tennessee
Jim Dent
Bob Lunn
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Firemarris
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J.brown
Leonard
Tanana
Cal
Hunter
Jenkins
Gossage
Bill Guilfoyle
Bees
Steve Demko
Cardenal
Steve Renko
Oscar Zamora
Dick Ruthven
Wil Pet
Phila
Pitts
St.Louis
Cosgrove
Bonham
Renko
Candelaria
Moret
Denny
Falcone
Zachry
Wassmers
van Heusen
Dassmer
ORA
New Guard
Hutchinson
Kan
Frank Rose
Topeka
Kansas
Bob Vickers
Bob Harvey
Olathe
Jack Stevens
Wichita
Bobby Dave
Wellington
Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Dave Dennis
Independence
Harvey
U.S
Scott Templeton
Horn Toads
B. Graves
Brady Bunch
BrAdy
DBI
D. Hall
M. Crawley
R. Olson
M. Moore
G. Powell
R. Watts
B.amansvarnoy
J. Lesecomb
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