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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1996

Page

2

Pirates trade Brad Ausmus and others for John and Gomez

Fragmentary sports note reports the Pittsburgh Pirates optioning Esteban Loaiza and San Diego Padres trading Brad Ausmus Andujar Cedeno and Russ Spear for C John and SS Chris Gomez. The NFL snippet mentions Detroit Lions re signing Bee McNeil and Raiders re signing Rich Stephens with incomplete details.

Na Bonaire Pittsburgh Pirates Esteban Loaizaig Paedy SAN Diego Padres Brad. Ausmus Andujar Cedeno Russ Spear John, Pladesty Chris Gomez Detroit Lions cBee McNeil Rberschiel Walker Nec Raiders Rich Stephens

Vaughn, Brewers rout Royals 9-1 in fog and rain

Milwaukee power hitter Greg Vaughn returned from a two game break to go 2 for 4 with two homers and four RBIs as the Brewers beat Kansas City 9-1. Jose Valentin added a grand slam, Scott Karl earned his 7th win, and Mike Potts locked up his first save. The game featured hours of fog and rain delays and a resumed finish under cloudy skies.

Cecil Cooper Gamer Jose Valentin Brewers Valentin Scott Karl Mike Potts Garner Vaughnie Scottie Karl Royals Milwaukee Vaughn Doug Linton

Volleyball team years for China trip

Northeast Kansas China Express volleyball team plans a nine day July trip to Shanghai to play four matches against teams their age under coach Lisa Brookover. The 10 players from Pomona Ottawa Lyndon and Central Heights plus Brookover paid about 2000 each and will fly from Los Angeles with fellow teams.

Greg Mast Northeast Kansas China Express Lisa Brookover Brookover Williamsburg Shanghai China Los Angeles L.A Johnelle Naspl Baldwin Melissa Winters Lee Fluker Amy Hoffsommer Melissa Lang Nicole Krambeer Pomona Erika Frazier Lisa Wells Ottawa Jessie Watts Lyndon Angie Hemmreck Central Heights

Selig weighs fulltime move to baseball commissioner

AP reports Bud Selig, acting since 1992, is considering taking the post full time. Brewers owner Sal Bando and Rockies owner Jerry McMorris back him, citing his leadership, labor knowledge, and potential owner support. Selig defers, notes Brewers stadium talks continue. Wendy Selig-Prieb would assume control if he steps aside.

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Royals bounce Nunnally to Omaha and back again

Royals star Jon Nunnally returns to Triple-A Omaha after a brief first big league burst. Manager Bob Boone backs him, praising his character and noting he could be an everyday player in time. Nunnally relocates to continue steady development while awaiting another big league chance.

ANSAS_ CITY Jon Nunnally Omaha Bob Boone Nunnally Kansas City Royals Boone Kauffman Stadium Royals Bob Triple-A

Smith to retire after 19th season with Cardinals

Ozzie Smith announced at a news conference before a game against the Phillies that he will retire at season's end. The 41-year-old shortstop, praised for 13 Gold Gloves and 14 All-Star selections, has largely been a reserve behind Royce Clayton this year. Cardinals president Mark Lamping said Smith’s No. 1 will be retired and he will be offered a front office role for at least 10 years.

ST. Louis Ozzie Smith St. Louis Cardinals Smith Willie McGee Dustin Philadelphia Phillies Buach Stadium Royce Clayton Cardinals Tony la Russa Mark Lamping

Ottawa Legion A breaks skid with split in doubleheader

Ottawa Legion A split with Emporia Tuesday night after a week off, taking the opener 5-2 to snap a four-game skid. Emporia answered with a 16-11 nightcap as they rode back-to-back six-run innings. John Dixon and Luke Queen drove in key runs, with Queen adding three RBI in the nightcap. Ottawa also faces Topeka at home Thursday at 6 p.m. and Olathe at 2 p.m. Saturday.

Otawa American Legion Emporia Ottawa Ceres Grain Junction City John Dixon Luke Queen Dixon Josh Meyers Philip Marez Brian Hagelin Mark Page Meyers Richard Guilfoyle Queen Marez Topeka Legion Olathe

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