OBAL Leaders Keep On Rolling In Ottawa Babe Ruth Action
The top two OBAL teams, VFW and Kiwanis, won tight games at Orlis Cox Field. VFW beat Rotary 10-6 to improve to 7-1, while Kiwanis edged the Lions 7-2 to sit at 6-2. Pitcher of the week was Todd Schultze. offensive star Kevin Allan hit 4-for-6 with three RBIs. Brent Parker earned rookie of the week honors.
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Ottawa
Orlis Cox Field
VFW
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Rob Douthat
Eric Green
Doug Kramer
Scott Thompson
Todd Brady
Douthat
Jason Edwards
Darrin Johnson
Steve Brown
Jim Buckle
David Wiederholt
Jeff Sypher
E. Green
Todd Burroughs
Bryan Cates
As Harald
Gipson
Cates
Todd Schultze
Don Simms
Larry Stewart
Kevin Allan
Ian Billick
Tom Dillard
James Gipson
Allan
Babe Ruth
Boys’ Club
Eagles
Sertoma
OBAL
Brent Parker
Wildcat
Kris Patton
Hutchinson
Patton
Kansas
Scott Fiedler
Missouri
Brett Put On Disabled List
All star third baseman George Brett of the Kansas City Royals is on the 15 day disabled list after tearing a ligament in his right ankle. The move retroactive to June 11 follows a game at Cleveland. German Barranca was recalled from Omaha to fill his roster spot. Brett may return around June 26 after hospital release.
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Kansas City, Mo
George Brett
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Brett
Cleveland
German
Herman) Barranca
Omaha
Kansas City
Texas Rangers Rally Over Royals After Bloopers Finish
The Rangers, trailing 3-0, erupted for eight hits in the ninth inning to beat Kansas City 6-3. Pat Putnam started the spree with a single and Richie Zisk, Rusty Staub, Jim Norris, and others followed as Gary Christenson and Eastwick failed to stop the wild outburst. Bob Babcock earned the win after a brief relief appearance in a game marked by odd balls and quirky hits.
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Kansas City
Hal McRae
al Oliver
McRae
Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
Oliver
Royals
Paul Splittorff
Rangers
Quisenberry
Jon Matlack
Willie Aikens
Willie Wilson
Pat Putnam
Mickey Rivers
Bump Wills
Richie Zisk
Putnam
Rusty Staub
Wills
Gary Christenson
Jim Norris
Christenson
Mike Hart
Jim Sundberg
Pepe Frias
Rawly Eastwick
Texas
Patl Corrales
Jim Frey
Bob Babcock
Corrales
Baseball scoreboard matchup results and schedule notes
Baseball scores show Seattle beating New York and Milwaukee defeating Detroit with Texas at Kansas City among Wednesday games. Tuesday results include Houston over Chicago and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, plus New York and Montreal appearing in various matchups with several postponed or notations.
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Seattle
Honeycutt
New York
T.underwood
Milwaukee
Caldwell
Detroit
Morris
Texas
Perry
Kansas City
Gale
Chicago
Toronto
Oakland
Baltimore
Boston
California
Cleveland
Minnesota
San Francisco
Montreal
Houston
Richard
McGlathen
Cincinnati
LaCass
Pittsburgh
Bibby
Atlanta
Palmer
St.Louis
Philadephia
San Diego
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Wee
York
Kanity
Day
Garins Minoedfern
Mirabella
Frost
Stone
Keough
Torrezza
Dotson
Walts
Wa Philadelphia
New
Four Legends of Sport Highlight Golden Moments and Oerter’s Comebacks
A profile of Jack Nicklaus Reggie Jackson and Al Oerter celebrate peak moments in sport. Nicklaus wins a fourth U S Open and 18th major at age 40 while Jackson fuels late Yankee wins. Oerter recalls four Olympic golds, boycott impact, and plans for 1984 as he faces revival. The NBC profile airs June 29 on Cappy Productions, detailing discipline, focus and the drive behind his legendary career.
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Nicklaus
Reggie
Yankees
al Oerter
U.S
Moscow
Los Angeles
Oerter
Walter Payton
U. S
Jay Silvester
Mexico City
Cappy Productions
NBC
Munich
Montreal
Fishing Clinic At Camp Chippewa Promises Free Derby
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission hosts a free fishing clinic and derby at Camp Chippewa this Saturday. Kent Lash says Fish and Game staff and local anglers will cover pond management water safety and fishing techniques. Johnny Ray will discuss regulations as kids compete in a casting contest then fish the ponds before a fish fry. Registration begins at noon at Asbury Lodge with about 50 attendees last year and hopes for double.
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The
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Camp Chippewa
Kent Lash
Fish and Game
Johnny Ray
Fish and Game Commission
Lash
Big Pond
Asbury Lodge
Camp
Chippewa
Local scores and tallies from crowded basketball league
Team rosters and scorers across many clubs including Johnson, Qodgen, Skiles, Mallicoat, Mace, Thompson, Roberts, Servatius, Browning, Allis, and more. Totals show SACREDHEART, NORTH BAPTIST, FIRST BAPTIST, LEE'S, BRAVES, WHITE SOX, and ATHLETICS with varied point lines. multiple players posted double digit figures and team totals.
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Johnson
Qodgen
Combo
F South
Skiles
Mallicoat
Mace
Thompson
Roberts
Servatius
Browning
Allis
Burnell
Totals
Sacredheart
Tewis
Salman
Mages
Schneider
Chapman
Steichen
Renee
Hornung
Fisher
Cates
Sorenson
Carson
North Baptist
Hotaling
Kaub
Moore
Fann
Montgomery
Fletcher
Hashman
Paltz
Drake
Dams
Meisel
Oy Welch
Patterson
Hough
First Baptist
McQuilliam
Wolgast
Smilig
Bittner
Garcia
McMurtry
Lambert
Houck
Kasper
Pierce
Popp
Cope
Lee
Lauver
Jamesen
Soper
Fewins
Kotone
K. Anderson
Elkins
Anderson
Bruington
J. Arnesman
Barrett
Matnay
Ellenberger Trial Continues in New Mexico Federal Court
Robert Weaver prepares to be cross examined as the Norm Ellenberger trial proceeds in Roswell New Mexico. The case centers on alleged fake transcripts for UNM players Andre Logan and Craig Gilbert and features testimonies about credited hours and grade changes at Mercer County Community College.
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Roswell
N.M
Robert Weaver
University of New Mexico
UNM
Norm Ellenberger
Ellenberger
Lobo
Andre Logan
Craig Gilbert
Weaver
Donald A. Beach
Mercer County Community College
Trenton
N.J
Logan
Beach
Mercer
Olympians Beat NBA Stars In Exhibition Showdown
The U S Olympic basketball team, boycotting Moscow 1980, defeated NBA All-Stars 97 84 before 2 611 at the Forum. Coach Dave Gavitt led a young Olympians squad with 18 by Michael Brooks and 15 by Mark Aguirre, expressing pride in USA shirts and a wish to prove they can play pro ball.
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Los Angeles
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Nationalis Basketball Association
Moscow
Dave’. Gavitt
NBA Stars
USA
Gavitt
United States
Afghanistan
Montreal
Danny Vranes
Utah
NBA
Mark Aguirre
DePaul
LaSalle
Michael Brooks
Red Square
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Tucker Ashford
Norris
John Wathan
Sundberg
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Aikens
Will Grimsley
Jack Nicklaus
Reggie Jackson
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Melbourne
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Tokyo
Suzuki
Heffner
Nelson
Shoemaker
Marburg
Hutchcraft
Greiner
Mactingz
Caryl
Seymour
Maddox
Aubry
Odalco
Hook
Switzer
McGehee
Myers
Hull
Zimmerman
Wieden
Sned
Cale
Garnhard
Miles
Clayton
Rahe
Kristofferson
Cunningham
Soman
Ruchensky
Toals
Consolidated Oil
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Bachelor
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Clark
Moorman
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Horsch
Ray
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Seaton
Mustain
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Salb
Mayers
Meas
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Goodwin
Jackson
Baldwin
Snethen
Dixon
Jones
Lynch
Cece Oo
Women's White League
Amrave Watkins
G. McCurdy
M. McCurdy
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Price
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Ayers
Werner
Ubelocker
Ovardort
Keifer
Mitchall
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Winsky
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White Sox
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Wingate
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Weidner
Kavateh
Healing
Maes
Whitacre
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Espinosa
Mundy
Burrichter
Malone
Skoog
Rutter
Chappell
J. McCauley
C. McCauley
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Hadley
Teter
Barrell
Tigers
Sellers
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Alexander
Rockers
Geist
Ansley
Heckman
Willams
Knapp
Kissinger
Raby
Havener
Dodgers
Mireball
Mallory
Steinman
Mauszycki
Mille
McLain
Brewer
Adams
Hodges
Cook
Eliott
Orioles
Burgoon
Bruan Ferguson
Welton
McMechan
Corrdin
Somers
Dean
Curry
Jordan
INL
Sch
M. Guerrero
Gravenstein
J. Guerrero
College of Arts and Sciences
Rick Smith
New Mexico
Manny Goldstein
Goldstein
Karate Academy
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