Double Dip For Legion Here Tonight
Ottawa's American Legion teams host Topeka Post 74 and Emporia tonight at Orris Cox Field starting 6 30. The AA squad aims to improve to 11 13 while rookie unit seeks 10 8. Topeka 74 carries 6 3 Tri-District mark and 15 8 overall.
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Judges Steal Spotlight In Olympic Trials
At the U S Olympic Track and Field Trials in Oregon, Renaldo Nehemiah and Craig Virgin set Trials records in the 110-meter hurdles and 10,000 meters, while judges in two Oregon courthouses ruled that pole vaulter Steve Smith and shot putter Brian Oldfield may compete. The seven ex-professionals had their amateur status reinstated for all events except the Olympics, allowing Smith and Oldfield to enter, though two others can’t compete due to completed events or unmet trials standards. Madeline Manning nearly matched her own American record in the women’s 800 meters with a Trials record time of 1 58.3, and Karin Smith edged Kale Schmidt with a 208 feet 5 inches javelin throw.
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Renaldo Nehemiah
Craig Virgin
U.S
Oregon
Steve Smith
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United States
Portland
Helen. Frye
Smith
Moscow
Eugene
Lane County
George Cottrell
Oldfield
Nehemiah
Virgin
Madeline Manning
Karin Smith
Kale Schmidt
Navratilova Rolls In Wimbledon First Round Victory
Martina Navratilova, top seed and defending champion, won 6 3, 6 0 over Tana Kloss in 33 minutes in Wimbledon opening action. She spoke of being favored to win a third consecutive title while weather disruptions delayed many matches.
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Kathy Jordan
Kim Sands
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Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Mark Edmondson
Australia
Sertoma Springs Upset In Babe Ruth League
In Ottawa Babe Ruth League action Sertoma Springs upset Kiwanis 3-2 while Eagles beat Rotary 3-2. Jeff Reed earned the Sertoma win with a one-hit effort to Kiwanis, and Bryan Kelley took the loss despite a five inning no hitter.
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Gary Kuntz
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Rotary
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Jeff White
Derek Chappell
Kurt Skiles
Chappell
Jeff Reed
Sertoma
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Kelley
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Bob Brownell
Kevin Allan
Smalley, Otis Rally For Split Doubleheader Win
Kansas City and Minnesota split a twin bill as Roy Smalley and Amos Otis fueled the offense. Smalley singled home the winner in the ninth of a 2-1 Minnesota victory, Otis collecting six hits in a 4-2 Royals win. Smalley, sidelined by a groin pull, and Otis both delivered key multi hit performances. Otis tied a club record with six hits in the doubleheader, while Quisenberry earned the save in the nightcap.
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Minn
Roy Smalley
Amos Otis
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Minnesota
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Otis
Royals
Dennis Leonard
Ken Landreaux
Darrell Jackson
Renie Martin
Frank White
Jim Frey
Frey
Dan Quisenberry
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