Stockton survives on missed chip shot in Sudden Death
In Belton Missouri AP report, 58-year-old Zembriski missed a 4-foot par-saving putt to hand Stockton a chance at a playoff for 105000. Stockton won with a 71 to finish 54 holes at 204, while Zembriski and Mowry shared in 112000. Gilbert and Archer were one stroke back at 206.
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Walt Zembriski
Zembriski
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Zembinski
Loch Lloyd
Larry Mowry
Gibby Gilbert
George Archer
Archer
Loch Country Club
Lay Mowry
Walter Zembriaki
Lee Trevino
Bob Brus
Larry Ziegler
Rocky Thompson
Dick Rhyea
Simon Hobday
Harry Toscano
Bob Murphy
Miller Barber
Butch Baird
Gary Player
Kermit Zarley
Leavenworth Tops Ottawa In Weekend Tourney Title Race
Leavenworth built a late rally to beat Ottawa 5-4 as Steve Moore delivered a two run, two out homer in the seventh. Wheat pitched well for Ottawa but tired late. Zoellner earned MVP honors for Leavenworth after a five inning one hitter and a 12-0 win over Osawatomie. Ottawa went 4-1 in the tournament with Paola, Lawrence, Osawatomie and Olathe also posting solid showings.
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Ryan Curtis
Wheat
Paola
Lawrence
Osawatomie
Olathe
Reimer
Roush
Princeton
Ottawa Legion
Ottawa Avenges Setback With Five Homer Onslaught
Ottawa defeated Lawrence 14-12, Osawatomie 12-7, then lost to Leavenworth 10-4 in a busy weekend. Pelton slugged two homers as Ottawa exploded for five long balls, including a three-run shot by Chaney Reimer and a two-run blast by Pelton in the fifth inning to seize the lead. Ratliff earned the win in relief, Wheat secured the save, and Wendler added a solo homer as Ottawa erased a 6-3 deficit before the decisive fifth. Ottawa then beat Osawatomie 12-7 behind Pelton and Wendler in the fifth, improving to 3-1 in the series. The club travels to Lawrence Tuesday for a 7 p.m. game and hosts Baldwin Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Olathe
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Brandon Pelton
Chaney Reimer
Pelton
Mike Milton
Josh Ratliff
Chad Wheat
Wendler
Ratliff
Reimer
VFW Edges Bank IV In Ruth League Thriller
Jeff Pelton drove in and scored the decisive run in the eighth as VFW beat Bank IV 3-2 Sunday. Pelton had two hits and two runs, adding a run in the third, while Jeff Jackson scored VFW's first tally. Bank IV starter Aaron Van Ham drew a walk and moved to second but was left stranded in the eighth.
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Jeff Pelton
VFW
Bank IV
Aaron van Ham
Pelton
Jeff Jackson
Bateman and Wood win Skunk Run 5K on Sunday
Bateman claimed the men’s 5K title with 17:07 and Kim Wood led the women at 20:45. Sand Rats took the men’s team trophy as Post Office and Haas Electric follow. Top individual results include Rhett Renaud 17:24 and David Bateman 17:07 in the 30–34 division.
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Kim Wood
Bateman
Wood
Ottawa
Sand Rats
Skunk
Post Office
Haas Electric
Rhett Renaud
Peter Sorenson
Jeff Mudrick
Dub Romero
Mike Rormbehler
Barry Reynolds
Sean Larsen
Kevin Clem
David Bateman
Richard Fighes
Dean Rossi
Sam Pacheco
John Piemann
Ronald Wadle
Kevin Jackson
Dave Drewry
Tom Flem
Meredith Messick
Amy Sheffield
Becky Patton
Sandra Gunter
Heidi Molmyre
MaryAnne Clem
Botta Papa
3Ames Reynolds
Odree
Ne Hina Pony
Suasa Se
Roberta Rhodes
Bilgen Bowling
Judy Haas
Post 60 sweeps area opponents in weekend baseball
The Ottawa Post 60 team defeated Pomona 6-1 and Gameti 15-7. Scott Hughes started the scoring, with Jeff Young, Ryan Ayers, Thad O Connor, and Vaughn O'Dea adding runs. Jay Wieneke earned the win with nine strikeouts in seven innings. Post (5-4) hosts Baldwin and Paola next.
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Ottawa Post
Pomona
Gameti
Scott Hughes
Ryan Ayers
Post
Jeff Young
Ayers
Thad O’connor
Vaughn O'Dea
Jay Wieneke
Ottawa
Wieneke
Tom Sink
Pomona Subdued by Ottawa and Osage City on Weekend
Pomona baseball dropped to 0-6 after losses to Post 60 Ottawa 6-1 and Osage City 2-0 and 12-5. Osage County started strong with two first inning runs. Pomona loaded the bases in the fourth and fifth but left runners stranded. Bryan Johnson held Osage to three hits. Jason Booe had Pomona’s only safety. Denver Coulter connected a two run homer in the second game. Matt Nickel scored twice for Pomona. Brian Yanez went 2-for-3 with a double and Pomona’s lone run in the Ottawa setback.
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Ottawa
Leavenworth
Wendler
Pomona
Ottawa Post
Osage City
Post
Osage County
Bryan Johnson
Osage
Jason
Booe
Denver Coulter
Matt Nickel
Brian Yanez
Yanez
Dan Houston
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