Topeka Post 1 sweeps Ottawa A-team in Legion doubleheader
Topeka Post 1 won 4-2 in game one and 8-4 in game two at Orlis Cox Field, capitalizing on Ottawa errors. Mark Taylor spun a strong six inning win in game one, while Chuck Worthington held Ottawa in the nightcap. Ottawa, now 7-15, has dropped eight of nine.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Topeka
Ottawa
American Legion
Orlis Cox Field
Mark Taylor
Post 1
Taylor
Gary Dixon
Mark Golden
Larry Black
Dixon
Chris van Fossan
Dunkin
Gary Brockus
Golden
Dennis Olds
Brockus
Dave Baldwin
Dan Wieser
Keith Kramer
A-team
Kramer
Rick Carlson
RBI
Baldwin
Dave Beets
Carlson
Chuck Worthington
Beets
Rosedale
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Ottawa-Lawrence
Bowling Alley League High Scores and Standings Abound
League bowling standings and high scores from multiple teams. Notable marks include M. Cochrane 187 high in Duces Wild and S. Troutman 145 472 for Scatterbrains. Teams like Alley Cats, Strugglers, and Gutter Dusters posted top figures amid a dense summary of scores and player highs.
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ANN Bombers
K. Jackson
Oelachlager
Duces Wild
M. Cochrane
C. Heckman
S. Barbar
M. Barber
Alley Cats
T. Wright
A. Dawson
Hille
DeEt Johnson
O. Jones
J. Miller
M. Burgoon
Honey's
H. Reeves
C. Foster
J. Foster
P. Toumbertin
M. White
A. Buck
Artificial Turf Survives Rozelle's Critical Eye
New York AP report notes NFLPA urged a moratorium on artificial turf amid injury concerns. Rozelle rejected the moratorium, citing a Stanford Research Institute study finding no major injury difference between turf and natural grass. He blamed sideline buffer gaps, halftime warmup, and equipment use, signaling league steps to fix these issues. Ed Garvey had not yet commented. Teams to gain a few extra minutes beyond the usual halftime break.
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New York
National Football League Players Association
NFLPA
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Stanford Research Institute
NFL
Ed Garvey
Teenager Clyde Debuts Spark Rangers to Win
David Clyde, an 18 year old No. 1 draft pick, dazzled in his Texas debut, delivering a 4-3 Rangers victory over the Minnesota Twins before a record crowd of 35,698. The youngster fanned eight and walked seven across five innings, with Bill Gogolewski finishing the game to seal the win. Elsewhere, Paul Blair keyed Baltimore’s 4-0 win over New York as Detroit swept Milwaukee in a two game doubleheader.
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HAL Rock
Associated Press
Texas
David Clyde
Minnesota Twins
Rangers
Whitey Herzog
Clyde
Mike Adams
Bill Gogolewski
Twins
Houston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Baltimore
New York
California
Chicago
Oakland
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Paul Blair
Orioles
Yankees
Blair
Oriole
Brewers
Dick McAuliffe
Aurelio Rodriguez
Tigers
Bill Singer
Chicago White Sox
Angels
Mike Epstein
Sox
Fred Patek
Youth Shake Wimbledon As Borg And Evert Win
Wimbledon reports a youth surge as Bjorn Borg, 17, defeats Patrick Hombergen 6-4 6-2 6-4 amid top seeds Margaret Court and Ilie Nastase advancing. The men's singles glamour returns despite ATP boycott in solidarity with Nikki Pilic.
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Wimbledon
England
Margaret Court
the Nastase
Bjorn Borg
Chris Evert
Borg
Belgium
Patrick Hombergen
Association of Tennis Professionals
Nikki Pilic
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Dale Dunkin
Bob Moore
Bruce Smith
Jerry Moore
AB Black
van Fossan
P Kramer
Grogan
Whitacre
Goldon
M. Winse
Simpson
D. Wieser
Speake
Kansas Valley League
Moore
Osawatomie Madison
DeSote Smith
Olds
Baldwin Canady
Clathe Miller
Tatas
SS Dunkin
LF Grogan
Carlton
Slack
CF Spaake
Hodison
J. Moora
C Worthington
PM. Witter
Canady
Miller
Nm “ Smith
HERS
LeMaster Airport
Westinghouse
KCPL
the Power & Light People
Peoples National Bank
Osawatomie
Peoples
Mary Sauer
Teri McIntosh
Heckert
Greeley
Catfish Hunter
Gene Tenace
A’s
John Mayberry
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Otasco
Poly Pool Reg
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