Ottawa Legion Lets Loose for 4-1 Win Over Paola
Ottawa A team ends a four game skid with a 4-1 victory over Paola at Orris Cox Field. Ted Haworth earned the win with three hits allowed and nine strikeouts while Jay Barnethis knocked in two runs in Ottawa’s three run first inning. Charley Waymire scored on Haworth’s single, designating the decisive early offense as Ottawa snapped a 25 inning scoring drought. Paola’s only real threats came in the first two frames as Haworth battled control before settling in. Ottawa advances to face Chanute in a two game set Tuesday with subsequent road games against Cottonwood Falls and Waverly.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa American Legion
Paola
Orris Cox Field
Ottawae
Ted Haworth
Ottawa
A-s
Jay Barnett
Haworth
Steve Clark
Dan Harkins
Jake Heck
Harry Murphy
Grouade
Charley Waymire
Mike Weaver
Clark
Wally Whitney
Weaver
Jim Debrick
Dennis Stiles
Channute
Chanute
Cotetonwood Falls
Waverly
Junior High Girls Start Softball Play
Ottawa Recreation Commission opens its Junior High Girls Softball season with four teams. Opening games at Forest Park west diamond Tuesday 7 p.m. Butter Cups vs Dirty Sneakers, 8:30 p.m. Thursday Charlie Brown All-Stars vs Dandy Lions. Roster highlights include Charley Brown Donna Haas Pat Porter Laurie Wallace Kathy Nesch Joan Huderson Cindy Hollon Janis McMillen Mary Brady Jane Alexander Lynn Bryan Sandy Rockford Raylene Feuerborn Sharon Brady. Dirty Sneakers Pattie Williams Chris Stephenson Barb Bennett Carol Reams Margaret Bowers Peggy Kille Gloria Korkames Karen Foster Debbie Ward Debbie Worl Mary Redifer Darby Firestone. Butter Cups Mary Scribner Jan Page Cynthia Kersley Earlene Elliott Robin Bayer Billie Bachelor Sharon Fabert Linda Ranquist Becky VanLoenen Paula Merriman Pam Hartpence Georgia Ledom Becci Scribner Chris Selby. Dandy Lions Sandy Montgomery Patty Baxter Sandy Mace Barbara Stipp Kathy Hughes Kathy Thompson Marie Cartmill Patty Burgoon Cheryl Latimer Joy Bryan Earlene Hicks Teresa Salb Joyce Rhoel.
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Forest Park
West Diamond
Charlie Brown
Dandy Lions
Charley Brown
Donna Haas
Pat Porter
Laurie Wallace
Kathy Nesch
Joan Huderson
Cindy Hollon
Janis Mce Millen
Mary Brady
Jane Alexander
Lynn Bryan
Sandy Rockford
Raylene Feuerborn
Sharon Brady
Liz Smith
Pattie Williams
Chris Stephenson
Barb Bennett
Carol Reams
Margaret Bowers
Peggy Kille
Gloria Korkames
Karen Foster
Debbie Ward
Debbie Worl
Mary Redifer
Darby Firestone
Mary Scribener
Jan Page
Cynthia Kersley
Earlene Elliott
Robin Bayer
Billie Bachelor
Sharon Fabert
Linda Ranquist
Becky van Loenen
Paula Merriman
Pam Hartpence
Georgia Ledom
Becci Scribner
Chris Selby
Sandy Montegomery
Patty Baxter
Sandy Mace
Barbara Stipp
Kathy Hughes
Kathy Thompson
Marie Cartmill
Patty Burgoon
Cheryl Latimer
Joy Bryan
Earlene Hicks
Teresa Salb
Joyce Rhoel
East West All-America clash set for July 8 1967
ATLANTA AP The East team for the 1967 Coaches All-America football game on July 8 features Heisman winner Steve Spurrier and Purdue’s Bob Griese leading a strong cast. Also on hand are Syracuse running back Floyd Little and Notre Dame’s Nick Eddy with Gene Washington of Michigan State as top receiving target.
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Atlanta
Steve Spurrier
Florida
Bob Griese
Purdue
Spurrier
Griese
Floyd Little
Syracuse
Nick Eddy
Notre Dame
Gene Washington
Michigan State
Foyt Claims Le Mans Win With Easy Victory
A.J. Foyt, husky and outspoken, claimed it was easy after he and Dan Gurney won the 24 hour Le Mans in a Ford Mark IV prototype. The Ford team led from the start, finishing 3,249 miles at 135.4 mph, beating Ferrari in a race cut short for three Ford cars by a midrace crash.
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A.J
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
Dan Gurney
Ford
le Mans
France
Dan Gureney
Ferrari
Ludovico Scamfiotti
Italy
Britain
Mike Parkes
Mario Aneretti
Nazareth
Roger McCloskey
Tucson
Ariz
Joe Schlesser
FoytsGursney
Bruce McLaren
Chris Amon
McLaren
Mike Donohue
Indieanapolis
Indy
Jim Clark
Graham Hill
Arizona State Eyes Title Run in College World Series Opener
Arizona State faces Oklahoma State to open the double elimination College World Series in Omaha. Coach Bobby Winkles brings a 343-112 record with a strong pitching trio led by Gary Gentry 15-1 1.19 ERA and 198 strikeouts, Tom Burgess 14-3 1.52, Jeff Pentland 14-5 1.88. Stanford Ohio State Baylor not involved. Monday stars for ASU, while Rider Boston College and Houston Houston standouts are also noted.
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Omaha
Neb
Arizona State
Rick Monday
Sal Bando
Bobby Winkles
Winkles
Gary Gentry
Tom Burgess
Jeff Pentland
ASU
Gentry
Oklahoma State
Larry Burchart
Bill Dobbs
Rider College
Bob Koehler
Boston College
Bill O’brien
Rider
Stanford
Houston
Rod Poeteete
Carroll Moore
Bubba Hill
Ohio State
Dick Boggs
Mike Swain
Auburn
Buckpasser Seeks Grass Turf Test in Bowling Green
Buckpasser the 1966 Horse of the Year faces a tough grass field at Aqueduct in the $50,000 Bowling Green Handicap on Saturday. Opponents include Assagai Ginger Fizz War Censor and Moontrip as Buckpasser tries turf for the first time in preparation for a possible Paris Grand Prix start. Fort Sail tops 1967 three year old fillies after a Blanket finish at Aqueduct. The day also features Disciplinarian's Swaps Handicap win amid a rain soaked track.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Buckpasser
Aqueduct
Bowling Green
Tom Fool
Assagai
Ginger Fizz
War Censor
Florida
Moontrip
Assagail
United Nations
Atlantic City
Arlington Park
Chicago
Buckpaseser
France
Oge den Phipps
Buckepasser
Paris
Belmont Park
Fort Sail
Avelington Park
City Scoreboard Rotated Totals From Local Leagues
A crowded scoreboard lists multiple teams and players with mixed scores and records across junior league Indians, Kiwanis, Eagles, Lions and White Sox sections. Names such as Tinken Geiss Salee and Stauffer appear with varied 0-3 records while totals show combined scores and innings-like tallies for the night.
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Rotary
Bones
Tinken
Geiss
Bishop
Keim
Salle
Thompson
Nesbit
Meek Clay
Snethen
Drumright
Davis
Eagles
Sellers
Cox
Stauffer
Wallace
Owl
Hart
Mustain
Morrisey
Hancock
Moore
Beardsley
LIONS
Waymire
Mendell
Mallicoat
Sheldon
Shisler
Bulmer
Baldwin
Firestone
Finch
Brownrigg
Penn
Parker
Seagren Sparks World Record Run in San Diego Invite
Seagren vaulted 17 feet 7 inches in San Diego while Ryun missed at Albuquerque hoping to break the mile mark. Ryun won the 880 at the USTFF meet and ran a 4 30.9 mile, planning to focus on the NCAA mile. USC's 440 relay squad tied the world mark at 39.0 seconds with Cullouch Kuller Simpson and Miller.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Bob Seagren
Jim Ryun
Seagren
Ryun
Albuquerque
N.M
Kansas
Sopho More
Adams State College
Alamosa
Colo
USC
San Diego
Earl Moe Cullouch
Fred Kuller
O. J. Simpson
Lennox Miller
Uniforms Available for Junior and Senior League Baseball
Uniforms for Junior League coaches and Senior League players are available for viewing and checkout from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Junior High School building.
Cubs sweep Mets with four homers by Adolfo Phillips
Adolfo Phillips blasted four homers and drove in eight runs for the Cubs as Chicago swept a doubleheader from the New York Mets by scores of 53 and 18 to 10. Luis Tiant earned a 11-1 victory for the Indians, scattering seven hits and fanning 11 to sweep Kansas City in the twin bill.
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Adolfo Phillips
Cubs
Chicago
New York Mets
Luis Tiant
Indians
Kansas City
Cleveland
US Women Win Ner Title in Federation Cup Final
Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals won singles matches Sunday to give the United States its second straight Federation Cup title, the women’s equivalent to the Davis Cup, in Berlin.
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Berlin
Billie Jean King
Rosemary Casals
United States
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