Pitching twins lead Babe Ruth League wins in Ottawa
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action Monday night two 14 year old pitchers dominated. Mike Mueller four hit win for Boys' Club 16 5 over VFW while Larry Dixon pitched a three hitter with no walks as DeMolay beat Kiwanis 11 1. Mueller and Dixon combined for key hits and struck out multiple batters, powering their teams to decisive victories.
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Gary Kunt
Boys’ Club
DeMolay
Ottawa
Mike Mueller
VFW
Larry Dixon
Kiwanis
Jay Schoonover
Rick Geist
Mike Detwiler
Scott Grogan
Gary Brockus
Smith
Pow
Detwiler
Mark Walker
Mueller
Kent Cramer
Wehrle
Keith Bones
van Fossan
Mike Bennett
Jesse Korkames
Paul Byrd
Korkames
Byrd
Eddie Bloomer
Dixon
Chaney
Innnings
Babe Ruth
Eagles
Rotary
The
Elks
Lions
Ptats
Greg ‘G.brockus
Nelson
Hart
Turner
Bryan
Brown
Skidmore
Cramer
Vew
Jeff Schoonover
Walker
Fairbanks
Sellers
Martinez
Moore
Geist
Pope
Mages
Siders
Bloomer
Bennett
Wolf
McCullough
Roth
Calloway
Miller
R. Allen
K. Bones
Johnson
Bill Bowers
Kenny Bones
Burt Bowers
Olmsted
M. Allen
Soph
Ryssemus
Bank Gals Top Waverly in Ninth Inning Rally
Ottawa batters surge late to beat Waverly 5 in extra innings as McMillen, Dunn and Dunn drive key hits. Kathy Hughes exits after fifth with five strikeouts. McMillen relieves and fans three. Both teams go scoreless in eighth before Ottawa plates three in the ninth to secure the win. Ottawa improved to one loss all season and heads to Forest Park at 8 p.m. Wednesday to face Williamsburg.
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Peoples National Bat Girls
Waverly
Ottawa
Kathy Hughes
Janis McMillen
McCurry
Stuckey
Becci Scribner
Kim Miller
Robin Dunn
Ottawa Girls
Forest Park
Williamsburg
Tigers Welcome Taylor With Early Impact For Detroit
Tony Taylor, newly traded from Philadelphia, homered twice and fueled Detroit’s 4-3 10 inning win over Chicago. He delivered a go ahead two out double that scored Kaline, while Jim Perry pitched six solid innings in a taut American League action night. The Twins beat the Indians 3-1, Royals topped the Yankees 4-1, and Red Sox outlasted Angels 5-4 in 15 innings as Milwaukee–Baltimore rain delayed play.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Detroit Tigers
Taylor
Tony Taylor
Philadelphia Phillies
Detroit
Tigers
White Sox
Rich McKinney
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
California Angels
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Aurelio Rodriguez
Cesar Gutierrez
al Kaline
Dick McAuliife
Jim Perry
Tony Oliva
Hedlund Breaks Bad Habit For Royals Victory
Kansas City right hander Mike Hedlund broke a wrist cocking habit before facing the New York Yankees. He pitched six hits and three strikeouts in a 4-1 win, not issuing a walk, as KC stretched a six-game win streak and closed in on Oakland.
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Kansas City
Mike Hedlund
Kansas City Royals
Hedlund
Royals
New York Yankees
Oakland Athletics
Tulsa Lone Unbeaten Club In College Series
Tulsa remains the sole undefeated team in the eight team College World Series after defeating Southern Illinois 9-4. Coach Gene Shell stressed looking ahead as Tulsa aims to stay in contention. Tom Tabb drove in four with a two run homer and a two run single, while Steve Rogers earned the win with 13 strikeouts.
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Omaha
Neb
Tulsa
Golden Hurrican
Gene Shell
Southern Ilinois
Southern California
Brigham Young
Pan American
Andre Rabouin
Harvard
Southern Illinois
Southern Cal
Shell
Steve Rogers
Jerry Tabb
Tabb
Golden Hurricane
Larry Byrd
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First National Bank OF
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Ray Kennett
Powell Brown
Pedersen
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Harry Smith Auto
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