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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1981

Page

2

Legion Teams Falter In Twinbill Losses At Ottawa

Manhattan 16 year olds shell Ottawa with 12 hits and a nine error night to win 9 4 as Ottawa’s Junior Legion slump grows to 0 8. KC 199 edges Ottawa 4 3 in the Tri District League game behind Ron Palcher’s 4 hit shutout effort and Troy Grace’s nine strikeouts to fall to 1 3 in league play. Weather permitting both Ottawa teams have weekend dates with Perry and Topeka respectively.

Terry Ostmeyer Manhattan Kansas City Post Ottawa American Legion Orris Cox Field Ken Johnson Norvell Andy Gabbert Johnson John White Derek Chappell Todd Burroughs Bryan Cates Randy Lundin Ken Fischer Darrin Brown Legion KC 199 Kansas Citians Gary Pridey Kansas City Joe Murray Grace Ron Palcher Palcher Post Mark Dengel Evan Shaffer Vic Finch Finch Pridey Ed Becker Junior Legion Perry Topeka Garnett

East Shrine Camp Ends as OU Hosts Prep for Shrine Bowl

East Shrine football camp at Ottawa University wraps two weeks of two a day drills as coach Ron Hill prepares 33 players and five assistants for Saturday’s Shrine Bowl in Manhattan. Lineups, offensive and defensive roles, and a 10:30 a.m. Shrine parade outline the day before the game at Kansas State University Stadium. Tickets cost 5 dollars with proceeds aiding Shrine hospitals and burn institutes.

Jay Bemis Ron Hill Ottawa University Manhattan Hill Kansas State University Shriners St. Louis Ft. Hays State University Arkansas City Barry Hanna Winfield Scott Wentzel Calvin Switzer Frank Solar Dennis Hammer Olathe Brad Krokstrom SM South Lance Rollins SM West Mark Fields Leavenworth Tony Essman Perry Lecompton Emmett Thompson Topeka Barton Hundley Clay Center Keven Peppers Stadium West Shriner Crippled Children’s Hospitals

Royals Beat Blue Jays Behind Leonard Complete Game

The Kansas City Royals defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 7-4 as Dennis Leonard pitched his third complete game of the season. Leonard allowed nine hits and struck out seven without a walk to improve to 6-7, while Amos Otis went 4-for-4 with four RBIs. The Blue Jays extended their losing streak to ten games.

Toronto Dennis Leonard Toronto Blue Jays Leonard Kansas City Royals Blue Jays Amos Otis Yankees Dennis Frey Jays Kansas City Otis Royals Hal McRae U.L. Washington Willie Aikens George Brett

Leonard Fights Through Toronto Series Toughness in Loss

Royals beat by Jays as Otis fuels late comeback with key hits. Leonard notes patchy familiarity with Toronto pitching and strong showings against established clubs, while Brett and Otis drive KC offense with timely runs including a pivotal eighth inning double.

Strike Looms Tonight Over MLB Lockout Likely

U.S. District Judge Henry Werker in New York denied an injunction delaying a strike, risking disruption to the 1981 season. Orioles third baseman Doug DeCinces and Yankee Lou Piniella commented as talks between the MLB players union and the owners’ committee resumed in New York, with a potential shortened season looming. White Sox manager Tony LaRussa cautioned both sides about the bitter end before a possible settlement.

Bob Greene U.S Henry Werker Werker New York Doug DeCinces Baltimore Orioles New York Yankee Lou Piniella Major League Players Association Player Relations Committee Chicago White Sox Tony LaRussa

Wellsville Gals To Lead Cheers At East All Stars

Four Wellsville High School cheerleaders will travel to Manhattan to help lead supporters of the East all-stars at KSU Stadium. WHS graduates Kim DeGarmo Shawn Campbell Denise Hogan and Rhonda Lintner will join coach Bill Atwell at Saturday's game. no Wellsville football players were chosen for the squad.

Wellsville Manhattan Ksu Stadium WHS Kim DeGarmo Jay Sally DeGarmo Ottawa RFD Shawn Campbell Jim Pat Campbel Denise Hogan Cread Patsy Hogan Rhonda Lintner Rudy Rose Lintner Bill Atwell Atwell

Umpires threaten walkout over players strike

AP reports Paul Runge, president of the major league umpires association, says officials are prepared to risk their jobs if a players strike occurs. He notes umpires would honor picket lines and that major league umpires are guaranteed pay for 30 days if players walk out.

ST. Louis Major League Umpires Association Paul Runge Runge

Ramsey Stans No 1 Upsets Garnett in EKF P tournament

Ramsey Printing toppled top seed Garnett Merchants 6 1 to reach the winners bracket final against Farris Feuerborn of Garnett. Farris Feuerborn upset Chanute 5 4 to set the other semi. Ramsey’s Brad O Dea held Garnett to six hits and one unearned run. Ottawa collected nine hits and a run in the first.

Richmond Ottawa Ramsey Garnett Merchants Kansas Merchants Farris-Feuerborn Garnett Chanute Harris Brad O'Dea Barry Pelton Bill Stauffer Ken Miller Jon Moore Mark Farris Stauffer Kent Ramsey O'Dea Miller

Hershey and JO track meets set for Ottawa area athletes

Two local track meets headline a busy weekend for area athletes. Saturday features 19 Junior Olympic qualifiers from Ottawa at Haskell Stadium, a sub state meet for JO berths in Wichita. Monday brings a Hershey Youth meet at Ottawa High, with winners advancing to the Hershey state meet in Topeka on June 27. Registration opens at 9 a.m. with events from 9:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. start. Three age divisions exist for boys and girls 9-10, 11-12, and 13-14, based on age as of Aug. 31. No entry fee, but birth certificates required.

Lawrence Haskell Stadium Ottawa Wichita Hershey Topeka

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