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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

3

Steinbrenner Denies Martin Fire Rumor In Detroit

New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner said from Detroit that manager Billy Martin has not been fired and has no plans for announcements. Martin said he has not held meetings since his Boston confrontation with Reggie Jackson and that the dispute is not grounds for dismissal.

Detroit George Steinbrenner New York Yankees Billy Martin Martin Steinbrenner Associated Press Reggie Jackson Boston Jackson Gabe Paul Yankees Yanks Cincinnati

Courageous Finish Caps Green's US Open Title

Hubert Green won the 77th U S Open at Southern Mills Country Club by one stroke over Lou Graham after a dramatic finish on the 18th hole amid life threat rumors. Green earned 45 000 dollars and secured Ryder Cup, World Series of Golf, and World Cup Team spots along with career earnings increasing to 874 193 dollars.

Green Southern Mills Country Club Graham United States Golf Association Tulsa FBI Oklahoma City Welskopf Tom Purtzer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Noblesville, Ind Judy Rankin Rankin Harbor Trees Jane Blalock

Ottawa Gas Places 4th In Mo-Valley

Ottawa athlete Kay Sylvester finished fourth in the Missouri Valley championships as she and other Ottawa youth teams earned third place in several relay events. Kay ran the 440 in 64 seconds, short of her 63.6 prior effort, with the top three earning Junior Olympic regional berths.

Kay Manhattan Mo-Valley Lawrence Ottawa Sonya Thompson Jan Woltje LaChelle Long Rachelle Brockman Karrie Brockman Dawn Murray Melissa Burch Shelly Burch David Strehlow Alan Keefer Keith Skidmore Tony Weatherbee

Mets Lead Junior League Race With 6-2 Start

Three weeks of Junior League play end with a four way chase for first. Mets top the standings at 6-2 led by Scott Hotaling and John White. Cubs trail with Larry Stewart’s 13 hits and 4 homers, while Pirates surge on strong team hitting. Tigers upset Mets 8-5 as Darren Green and peers pace a 5-2 club. Dodgers 3-4 and Yankees 2-5 hold steady with key contributors across rosters. Orioles struggle but show scoring uptick behind DeCock Garcia Larios.

Mets Scott Hotaling John White Doe Carey Cubs Larry Stewart Larry Cub Mike Albright Russ Pugh Mark Ewbank David Ware Pirates Todd Schultze Greg Shutt Doug Kramer Harold Gipson Tan Billick Gerald Gipson Tigers Darren Green Eric Green Derek Chappell Farold Hoover Robert Price Bryan Kelley Dodgers Craig Buck Jim Johnson Ken Johnson Stephen Brown Yankees Yankee Chris Taylor Todd Burroughs Bryan Cates David McCrea Orioles Ron DeCock Stephanie Garcia Ronald Larios

Midget League Roundup Highlighting early season standings

After three weeks the Royals lead with a 7-0 record. Phillips Geist and Brian Hoke top the Royals at hitting while Geist and Kelvin Owens pace the mound. Braves sit 4-3 with Frank Franano Darren Noah and Jeff Sypher starring at bat and on the mound. Expos 4-4 list Rick Ferguson Vicki Hotaling Rhonda McMechan Jeff Reed and John Wray as leading hitters. Padres 3-4 feature Brian Anderson Richard DeLaTorre and John Ross as leaders with a pitching group headed by DeLaTorre and Ross. Athletics 1-6 rely on Ron Rice at the plate and Brenner, McLain, Rice and Welton on the mound. White Sox 1-6 show Stephen Curtis Doug Yokum and Bill Wiederholt at the plate with Fennell Curtis and Yokum on the mound.

Royals Phillip Geist Brian Hoke Kelvin Owens Braves Frank Franano Darren Noah Jeff Sypher Red Sox Dan Fischer John Mausyzcki Jon Wiggins Bobby Brownell John Germer John Mansyzcki Expos Rick Ferguson Vicki Hotaling Rhonda McMechan Jeff Reed John Wray Padres Brian Anderson Richard DeLaTorre John Ross Athletics Ron Rice Corey Brenner Keith McLain Jeff Welton White Sox Stephen Curtis Doug Yokum Bill Wiederholt Tim Fennell

Rain Delays Ottawa Legion Baseball Weekend Schedule

Rain washed out all Ottawa American Legion action with the A team facing three home dates starting Wednesday at Cox Field against Topeka Post 1 and Friday’s Shawnee doubleheader, then Manhattan on Saturday. The B team plays three 7:30 p.m. games including Waverly, Lawrence B, and Lyndon Emporia doubleheader rescheduled to June 29.

American Legion Ottawa Fort Scott Manhattan Lawrence Orls Cox Field Legion Topeka Cox Field Shawnee Waverly Lyndon Emporia

Royals Beat Twins 8-7 In Three-Game Sweep

Roy als claim three straight from the Western Division leaders Minnesota Twins to climb to .500 as John Mayberry drives in the winning run in the ninth after George Brett’s leadoff hit. Manager Whitey Herzog praises the team’s revived spirit and improved defense amid lingering playoff hopes.

Kansas City Gene Mauch Whitey Herzog Kansas City Royals Minnesota Twins Twins Royals Chicago Oakland White Sox Herzog Texas California George Brett John Mayberry Dave Johnson Brett Steve Mingert RBI Jerry Terrell Andy Hassler Lyman Bostock Dan Ford Rod Carew Mingo

Aggressive Hal Fuels Hard Feelings

The Royals and Twins clashed after Twins catcher Glenn Borgmann left with a knee injury from a home plate collision with Hal McRae. Borgmann cited high contact as the cause while McRae defended his tag as a forceful play. Minnesota lost 8-7 to drop the series as talk of retaliation simmered.

Kansas City Kansas City Royals Minnesota Twins Twins Glenn Borgmann Hal McRae Borgmann Royals McRae

Bowling Scores Sunday Sundowners Four Aces Four High

Bowling scores list several bowling teams and high scores with multiple players named along with their series totals. Notable entries include G Wilden 173-452 for Four Aces and J Bayer 553 for Country Four, with various teams such as Kingpins Three and Slow Starters recording top marks and player names across different lanes and dates.

G. Wilden Sherley J. Boyer Ok White Walton B. Frizzell B. Berger M. Lavlee

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