Fourth of July Slow-Pitch Softball Tourney Entries Due
The Ottawa Recreation Commission opens the 10th annual Fourth of July Chautauqua Days slow-pitch softball tournament. Deadline Monday. double elimination, 32 teams max, entry fee 70 dollars and one regulation restricted flight ball. Plays at Forest Park and Orlis Cox Field. trophies for top four and MVP. Contact Frank Garvin at 242-6948 or ORC office 115 W. dih 242-1939.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Orlis Cox Field
Frank Ga
COX
Harris
Ramsey
Ottawa Recreation
Chautauqua
Fares Park
Sobball Diamonds
Cox Field
Blakeley Wins Mo Valley 3000
Cindy Blakeley of Ottawa claimed a Mo Valley 3000-meter title with a career-best 10 25.6, setting a record for the 17-18 division as Sherry Rogers of Wichita finished second. The event resumed at William Jewell College with seven other locals in the lineup.
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Liberty
Ottawa
Cindy Blakeley
Blakeley
Sherry Rogers
Wichita
William Jewell College
Logjam Atop Memphis Golf
Jeff Mitchell shot 68 to reach 139 through 36 holes and join Curtis Strange and Jerry Pate in a three way tie for the Memphis Classic lead at Colonial Country Club. Tom Kite and others sit one stroke back as Trevino rallies to 71.
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Memphis, Tenn
Jeff Mitchell
Mitchell
Colonial Country Club
Curtis Strange
Jerry Pate
Tom Kite
David Thore
Jerry Heard
Scott Simpson
Kite
Yhore
Heard
Holses
Simpson
Lee Trevino
Baseball Talks Sputter Again
Talks to end the 15 day old MLB strike broke off after about two hours with no meeting in sight. Key figures, including Mets player rep Rusty Staub, noted both sides were stuck on compensation and the free agent system as 184 games had already been canceled. A federal court ruling and an NLRB hearing delay added to the backdrop of stalled negotiations.
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NEW York
Rusty Staub
New York Mets
Ken Moffett
Steve Rogers
Montreal Expos
Staub
Philadelphia
Donald van Artsdalen
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Stanley Greenberg
Richie Phillips
Major League Umpires Association
Phillips
Lloyd's of London
Playboy Bunnies to Play Charity Softball in New Haven Area
Feminists decry Easter Seals fundraiser hosting Playboy Bunnies in a Sunday doubleheader at Quigley Field. Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center officials say the event draws public support for disabled children. Center director Gill warned he would cancel if feminists cover the projected 4000-dollar shortfall.
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West Haven
Quigley Field
Playboy
Easter Seal Agency
Virginia Tindale
Malcolm Gill
Gill
City Schedule O.R.C. City Schedule Week of June 29 1981
Ottawa Recreation Commission listings cover week of June 29 1981 with softball leagues at Forest Park Cox Field and South venues, men and women leagues, co ed, Diamond schedules, tournaments July 4th weekend, entries due June 29, city band rehearsal June 29, swim lessons, and a public meeting notice for June 1 1981.
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O.R.C
COX Field
North Baptist
Assembly of God
Faith Luthavan
Westminster
Ottawa Bible
Wesleyan
Knights of Columbus
Forest Park
Briscoe Drugs
Bombers
J Automotive
Queen's Carty
Havens
Sunrise Suzuki
Ottawa
Moorman
Lee's
Transportation, Inc
First Baptist
First Methodist
Dongia'’s
People's National Bank
Foundation Fixers
Rantoul
Budge’s
Dongal
Danged's
First National Bank
Jack's & JiMeve
Poltx
Edleague
COX South
Hook Insurance
Lesh
Forst Truck Lines
Jack’s & Jill's
Brady Bunch
Federal Land Bank
Moherman Insurance
Sonic
Moherman
Yankegs
Mets
Diamond & Athletics
Twins
White Sox
Angels
Cubs
Orioles
Dodgers
Braves
Royals
Giamond
Padres
Red Sox
American Legion
Olathe
Otawa
Ottawa JR
Ottawa City
Ottawa Recreation Commission
McEnroe Reaches Wimbledon Fourth Round Quietly
John McEnroe advanced to the Wimbledon fourth round by defeating Bob Lutz 6-4 6-2 6-0. seeds in his half dwindled to six with Borg Connors McNamara Fibak and Gerulaitis remaining opponents. In other action Vladimir Polyakov set a pole vault world record at 19 feet 3 3/4 inches in Tbilisi while Lloyd defeated Forced 6-2 7-6 in women’s singles on No 2 court.
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Wimbledon
England
John McEnroe
Bob Lutz
McEnroe
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Jimmy Connors
Peter McNamara
Australia
Wojtek Fibak
Poland
Vitas Gerulaitis
United States
Borg
Rolf Gehring
West Germany
Connors
Tony Giammalva
McNamara
Andrew Pattison
Fibak
S. Brad Drewett
Gerulaitis
Vic Amaya
Chris Evert Lloyd
Hana Mandlikova
Tracy Austin
Martina Navratilova
Andrea Jaeger
Moscow
Vladimir Polyakov
Soviet Union
East Germany
Tbilisi
Tass
France
Thierry Vigneron
Polyakov
Lloyd
Lele
Tim Gullikson
Forood
Stan Smith
Paul Kronk
Smith
Balazs Taroczy
Eagles and Sertoma Triumph in Ottawa Babe Ruth League
Eagles beat Optimists 6-4 as Richard DeLaTorre won the mound decision and Eric Green took the loss. Sertoma routed Kiwanis 22-2 with two-hit standouts Craig Anderson Jason Edwards and Doug Yokum. Exhibition doubleheader set for Sunday at 3 p.m. at Orlis Cox Field versus Topeka Outlaws. proceeds aid Spires and baseballs.
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Eagles
Sertoma
Ottawa
OBRL
Richard DeLaTorre
Eric Green
Kiwanis
Craig Anderson
Jason Edwards
Doug Yokum
David McCrea
Keith Hodges
Orlis Cox Field
Topeka
Babe Ruth
The
Elks
Rotary
Outlaws
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita Wings
Wings
Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Ottawa Country Club
Virginia Gilroy
Garnett Country Club
Frances Warnock
Melda Cutting
Sue Gillette
Memphis
Golf
National Labor Relations Board
Hickory Inn
Conpee Travel Shoppe
Ottawa Jaycees
Duke Mig
Ottawa Sheet Metal
KOFC
Cozy Corner
Century 21
Nazarene
Assembly of God B
C.R
C.C
Assembly of God A
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Bluebirds
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Eaglettes
Diamond D Bombers
Cougars
Diamond E Swingers
Fillies
Tonganoxie
MecEnroe
Hungary
Kronk
Jose Luis Clerc
Sharon Walsh
Sertoma Win
Sartoma
Optimists
WEW
Etka
Lions
Whirlwinds
Wildcats
Cyclones
Jayhawks
VFW
Swingers
Wilford
T. Redeker
Garcia
Miller
Hart
Davis
J. Redeker
Oy Hickman
Kahler
Ubslaker
Torrance
Totals
Netherland
Wiederholt
DeLaTorre
Whiteford
Walburn
Expinosa
Sandstrom
Siders
Mason
Janson
Adcock
Yohe
Holmes
Bramond
Lile
Woods
Mages
Thompson
Clark
Ana
Sluebirds
Chadwell
Gansen
Boning
Buiter
Handlingar
Pratt
Auwater
Diaz
McMechan
Hood
D. Pratt
Saha
Jon Schmitt
Princeton
Kansas
Gene Adams
Williamsburg
Elmer Gray
Cliff Clarridge
Baldwin, Kansas
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