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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1971

Page

2

DeMolay Continue Winning Ways In OBAL

The Babe Ruth League top teams the Eagles and DeMolay won Monday night. Eagles beat Kiwanis 6-1 with five second inning runs and DeMolay defeated VFW 10-1, scoring all 10 in the sixth. Dixon earned the win for DeMolay with 15 strikeouts while Geist homered.

Gary Kuntz Eagles DeMolay Kiwanis VFW Tony Stark Mary Lysaught Ed Hettler Ed Smith Curt Chaney Smith Scott Finch Finch Mickey Allen Chaney Larry Dixon Rick Geist Dixon Geist VFL Mike Fairbanks Fairbanks Jamie Sellers Mike Bennett Paul Byrd Ed Bloomer Bloomer Jeff McCullough Bennett Boys’ Club Pat Finch Robert Holton Craig Leitaker Elks Chris van Fossan John Killough van Fossan Killough Kevin Snider Lions Rotary Steve Latimer Steve Jones Lions and Boys’ Club

Youth Prevails In Latest US Soviet Raceoff At Berkeley

US and USSR track teams meet at UC Berkeley Edwards Stadium as youth dominates with Povof and Maggard praising their squads while missing several top stars. Delano Meriwether wins AAU 100 yards in Eugene, Borzov seeks win amid strong international field.

Berkeley Calif United States University of California Vladimir Popov Ussr Dave Maggard California U.S Popov Munich Germany Maggard U. S Marty Liquori John Smith George Frenn Ralph Mann Jay Silvester Europe Delano Meriwether Eugene Ore Jim Green Valeriy Borzov Russia Borzov USA Edwards Stadium Lennox Miller Jamaica University of Southern California Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa Madagascar Ravelomanantsoa

Bowling Friday Night League results summary

Scores from multiple divisions show a mix of closures and high games. Notable performances include 3 by High 10 players S Sab 150-410 and Droge 166-413, with top series by Ainsworth 479 and Sinnons 675 across Classic and other leagues. Team totals reflect diverse outcomes and standout performances.

Nley Cats S. Sab J.liners B. Vietze Payne S. Everson Sundance Kid Droge Coffman Kelnitz Strugglers Foster Gutter Dusters Stevenson Deuces Wild Barber Ainsworth Collins Everson Shenk Smeil Alley Cats Dodd Wickman Payer Pink Heads Burns Brunswick Eds Larkins Sinnons Unpredictables Figgins Alugs Spears

Softball Scores From Local Church Leagues

In MEN S CHURCH LEAGUE action Christian-F defeated Bible 17 to 7 and Nazarene Assembly won 7 to 0 over Wesleyan. F A Methodist beat N Baptist Foursquare 7 to 7 and Lutheran trounced by Nazarene Assembly 0. in WOMEN S CITY LEAGUE B Chapel St Paul posted a 28 27 victory over N Baptist.

Men’s Church League 1St Christian Bible F. A. Methodist N. Baptist

Curfew Ends Tug of War In 13 Innings Tigers Orioles Tie 4-4

Detroit Tigers and Baltimore Orioles played 13 innings before curfew halted action with a 4-4 deadlock. Al Kaline starred with five hits including a homer, a pine tar controversy arose, and Brooks Robinson tied the game with a two-out homer. The game resumes tonight at the start of the 14th, after the curfew expires. Other scores: Boston 10-4 Washington. Oakland 6-4 Minnesota. Kansas City 3-0 California. Milwaukee 7-4 Chicago White Sox. Cleveland swept New York Yankees 3-0 and 5-2.

Mike Becht Associated Press al Kaline Detroit Tigers Baltimore Orioles Baltimore City Boston Washington Oakland Minnesota Kansas City California Milwaukee Chicago White Sox Cleveland New York Yankees Detroit Bill Freehan Kaline Orioles Lolich Bill Kunkel Frank Robinson Brooks Robinson Billy Martin Baltimore Martin Doug Griffin John Kennedy Chuck Dobson Reggie Jackson RBI Joe Rudi A’s Rich Reese Tony Oliva Paul Splittorff Royals Amos Otis Roberto Pena Ken Sanders Chicago Fritz Peterson Ray Fosse Chris Chambliss

Ali Not Bitter After Supreme Court Victory

Muhammad Ali says he bears no bitterness over losing his world heavyweight title after refusing induction in 1967. The Supreme Court overturned his draft evasion conviction on religious grounds, and Ali, 29, emphasizes respecting others' beliefs while asking others to respect his.

Chicago Muhammad Ali Supreme Court Ali Cassius Clay

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