Ex Brave Named OU Grid Coach and Mo. Soccer Mentor Hired
Ottawa University fills coaching vacancies naming John Salavantis 1966 OU grad as head football coach after three seasons at Independence Junior College where he posted an 18-15 record and an eco-championship. Paul McNally 27, formerly Smith Cotton High School coach in Sedalia Missouri, to lead the soccer program after six years with a 60-14-4 record and four conference titles.
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Elks Move Up On OBAL Leaders In Ottawa League Play
Elks beat Rotary 16 3 at Orlis Cox Field to pull within a half game of the OBAL lead as Ellis dominated on the mound and at bat. Eagles rallied past Sertoma 8 7 with a four run last inning, led by Pressnell and Evans in a tense finish.
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District Babe Ruth Tourney Set to Start July 20 in Ottawa
Ottawa will host the district Babe Ruth tournament beginning July 20 with playoffs through July 24 or 25. Jack Patty is tournament director and Don Sigmund leads the 14 15 year old all stars with Darwin Waldy as assistant. Joe Moody heads the 18 year old squad. 34 players were nominated for the 14 15 group, 12 to be announced this week, plus rookies eyed for OBAL district duty with final all star named July 7.
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Guidry Joins Elite With 10th Straight Victory
Ron Guidry improved to 10-0 in a 2-0 win over the Oakland Athletics, marking the fastest Yankee start since 1999 and extending a career stretch of 20 wins in 21 decisions. McKeon called him the best seen in the AL, as Guidry struck out 11 and allowed three hits. Other AL results included Boston 10 California 9, Texas 6 Kansas City 5, Baltimore 5 Seattle 4, Milwaukee 7 Detroit 4, Chicago 1 Cleveland 0, with Minnesota-Toronto postponed.
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Rangers Rally Over Royals In Tight AL West Duel
Texas right fielder Al Oliver delivered a costly homer and an errant throw in the seventh as the Rangers beat Kansas City 6 5. Bobby Bonds drove in three, and Oklahoma policy changes impact OU football players with two free tickets plus one per letter.
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City Sports Scores Across Leagues and Teams
City reported scores across multiple leagues with many players listed by name and stat lines. The lengthy box shows teams such as WAYCEE'S BRAVES WHITE SOX ROYALS and others with player abbreviations and totals, concluding with news of the Orange Bowl pact extending Big Eight Conference champion’s bowl appearance through 1982.
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