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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1976

Page

2

Chisox End Skid With 2-1 Win In 11 Innings

Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City Royals 2-1 in 11 innings for their first win since June 40. Jim Spencer drove in both runs with RBI singles off lefties Paul Splittorff and Tom Hall, after a calm team meeting with Manager Paul Richards called routine.

Kansas City Chicago White Sox White Sox RBI Jim Spencer Kansas City Royals Paul Richards Spencer Sox Paul Splittorff Ralph Garr Tom Hall Jorge Orta California Richards

Rotary, VFW pace OBAL results and Super Fans honor night

In seven weeks of the Ottawa Babe Ruth League doubleheaders Monday yielded Rotary’s 5-3 win over Sertoma to move to 6-3, and VFW’s 12-4 rout of Kiwanis. Sertoma’s Dick Hamilton hit his first OBAL homer, and Jere Sellers sparked VFW with four runs and two RBIs. The league honored new Super Fans Harry and Nettie Dale, Edith Laws, Randolph Bundy, Evelyn Bundy, George Barber, and Lois Barber. Lions vs Elks looms tonight as the top matchup.

Rotary Sertoma Lions Dick Hamilton Hamilton VFW Jere Sellers Kiwanis OBRL Harry Dale Nettie Dale Edith Laws Randolph Bundy Evelyn David Strehlow James Waldy Brad Ferguson Doug Shutt Jeff Schoch Schoch Joel Wallis Shutt Nwo VFL Randy Milton Tim Diamond Roger Mendell Diamond Mendell Randy Hendrickson Rick Croucher Paris Long Hendrickson Tim Taylor Vic White Milton Tim Wilson Sellers OBAL Elks Eagles Boys’ Club

Babashoff Leads U S Women In Olympic Swim Trials

Shirley Babashoff, 19, sets world record and American marks as she wins five trials events and may vie in seven Montreal events. Brian Goodell of Mission Viejo breaks the men’s 1500 free world record, while Nicole Kramer, 14, secures a spot as the youngest on the U S team.

Long Beach Calif California Shirley Babashoff Montreal U.S Uncle Sam Jim Councilman Indiana Jack Nelson Fort Lauderdale Fla Munich Shirley Brian Goodell Mission Viejo Miss Babashoff Jennifer Turrall Australia East Germany Petra Thurmer Nicole Kramer

Legion B Team Tops Osage City in 9-7 Win

Ottawa's American Legion B-team rallied from a 7-4 deficit after four innings to defeat Osage City 9-7 Monday night. Bob Shaffer pitched the final three innings with five strikeouts to secure the win as Ottawa improved above .500 for the first time this season. Kevin Murray and John Mueller each had three hits, and Mueller drove in three runs.

Terry Ostmeyer Osage City Ottawa American Legion Legion Stout Bob Shaffer John Mueller Shaffer Kevin Murray Mueller Darren Beets Mark Harsh Tony Reed David Kern

Unpredictables and High Scores Dominate Bowling League

Bowler names and high scores appear for multiple teams including BONNT CARE LEA UNPREDICTABLES and TROUBLEMAKERS. Notable figures include Daugharthy, Dyer, and Suther with top 30s and totals like 597 for SPLIT EM UPS and 618 for NIGHTHAWKS. The list covers teams Green Acres to SHELDONS with individual high games and totals.

B. Lane Bud Daugharthy E. Dyer C. Kniper G. Wilson King Fins G. Suther S. Swogar T. Moats M. Aurns Wellsville P. Fredricks Tetney Pinbusters ocReyes Pioneers de Feilley L. Miller Ise Manwaring J. Bradley D. DeCock Nighthawks Phil Green Acres Pat Hills L. Stevenson B. Carpenter

Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club Fishing Derby Sunday

The Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club will hold its annual fishing derby on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the club grounds. Open to youths aged six to 16 in the Ottawa area, plus a senior class, with no entry fee and prizes in each class. A potluck supper with hot dogs and buns follows at 6 p.m.

Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club Ottawa

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