City Scores Softball Tournament Seeding Details Unclear
Multiple softball teams and players listed with batting and pitching lines, totals, and scores from a city seeding tournament. Teams include OTTAWA JAYCEES, ODALCO, QUEENS, SURPRISE SUZUKI, GORTON CO, and more, with player line scores and team totals.
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Ottawa Truck
McFadden
Jones
Bloomer
Martinez
Holton
Hickerson
Yohe
South
Coffman
Fulter
Silvy
Totals
Ottawa Jaycees
Monson
Riddle
Katzer
Meyer
Zimmerman
Jacobs
Corder
Shields
Mardall
Norris
Cope
Powall
Odalco
Williams
Coan
Wieden
Hook
Switzer
McGeffee
Myers
Mull
Moore
Queens — Holland
Money
Boeding
Starks
Griffin
Santos
Bishop
Schroke
Holland
Gorton CO
Gorton
Diamond
Taul
Winderliter
Harns
Mages
Brockus
Madden
Tucker
Carry
GULF + WESTERN
Robertson
Mastert
Cole
Ressman
Lyons
Shafter
Bosshammer
Erlacher
Angell
Stinnett
McMillen
Allis
DeLaTorre
McCurdy
Thompson
Bachelor
Minor Items Top Baseball Session
Negotiations in baseball contract talks focus on minor issues while major problems await. Ray Grebey and Marvin Miller describe the negotiations as essential though not headline material. Key topics include salary definitions and compensation for signing free agents with a May 22 strike warning and Memorial Day weekend season halt potential.
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NEW York
Ray Grebey
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Miller
Bob Horner
Atlanta Braves
Raymond Goetz
Horner
Kenneth Moffett
Moffett
Grebey
Bowling Scores From Local Bowling League Standings
Readable data shows multiple bowling teams with high scores and weekly tallies across venues. Notable entries include TOMAHAWKS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0 and PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK with high marks, plus GOGETTERS and WAYMIRE'S leading in pairs and series totals. Individual bowlers such as WOLGAST, LEE, SUTTRO, and STOCKARD appear with double figures and high series.
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Tomahawks First National Bank
S. Wolgast
Harlan’s
L. Robinson
M. Aajiton
Peoples National Bank
B. Spears
Jim Bass
P. Cromwell
Princeton Grain
L. Stockard
D. Glisby
GAU Tosupply
B. Walker
K. Waymire
AMF
Anemic KC Bats Appropriate Tonic For Slumping Chisox
CHICAGO AP Chicago White Sox manager Tony LaRussa praised Jim Morrison for an unassisted double play that preserved Richard Wortham’s 1-0 lead. Wortham pitched seven strong innings as Chicago beat Kansas City 2-0 for their second win in a row after a skid.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Tony LaRussa
LaRussa
Jim Morrison
Richard Wortham
Kansas City
Wortham
White Sox
Royals
Milwaukee
Chet Lemon
Wayne Nordhagen
Larry Gura
Morrison
Bob Detherage
Jim
Jim Frey
Detherage
Blue Valley secures EKL golf title. Olathe edges Bishop Miege
Blue Valley dominated the East Kansas League golf meet at St. Andrews with a 308. Olathe claimed second by finishing 321 to 323 ahead of Bishop Miege. John Schwaab led Blue Valley with 74 for individual medalist honors. four runners up tied. Ottawa High placed fourth at 348. Bonner Springs 360. Turner 400. Ottawa head to 5-A regional at Lake Shawnee in Topeka next Monday hosted by Shawnee Heights.
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Overland Park
Blue Valley
Olathe
Bishop Miege
St. Andrews
Miege
Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Turner
Tigers
John Schwaab
Mark Badgley
Kirby Soph
OHS
Dennis
Nelson
Jeff Brewer
Cyclonés
Pat Gahagan
Allan Reyes
Ottawa
Lake Shawnee
Topeka
Shawnee Heights
Babe Ruth Scholarship Offered by Ottawa Babe Ruth League
The Ottawa Babe Ruth League awards a $200 college scholarship to a graduating Ottawa High School senior who played in the Ottawa Babe Ruth League. Applications are at the OHS guidance office and due Friday at 3 p.m. The scholarship splits $100 for each next school year's first and second semesters.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High
OHS
OBRL
Super Mex A Golfer For All Seasons
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley chronicles Lee Trevino performing at the New York Coliseum. Trevino, famed for his humor and skill, shows off the Sweet Spotter and recalls his lightning strike memory while declaring his late career comeback and continuing rivalry with Tom Watson.
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Will Grimsley
Lee Trevino
New York Coliseum
Trevino
Lee
Hawaii
New Orleans
Houston
Tom Watson
Tom
Super Mex
NAIA Moves to Establish Women Championship Program
NAIA delegates vote 69 percent in favor with 79 percent turnout to create a women’s championship schedule for 1980-81 in basketball volleyball track cross country tennis golf gymnastics softball swimming and diving. AIAW objects citing fewer sports and funding concerns while noting NAIA is run by men. The plan follows earlier US college sports realignments in women’s championships.
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Kansas City
NAIA
AIAW
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Comedy of Errors Sidelining Twins in 10-3 Loss to Orioles
Minnesota manager Gene Mauch faced reporters after a 10-3 defeat marked by five unearned runs in a seven run second inning amid five errors. Roy Smalley and Geoff Zahn struggled as Baltimore built a lead with two costly miscues and a Benny Ayala homer.
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Wortham
Royals
Ed Farmer
Junior Moore
RBI
Gura
Baltimore
Herschel Nissenson
Minnesota
Gene Mauch
Twins
Mauch
Baltimore Orioles
New York Mets
Pete Mackanin
Gary Roenicke
Dave Edwards
Benny Ayala
al Bumbry
Eddie Murray
Doug DeCinces
Roy Smalley
Geoff Zahn
Zahn
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Tatals
Hookins
Geist
Cline
Hawking
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Weaver
Robinson
Sherbo
Woods
Warren
Scott
Sims
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Messman
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Fletcher
Women’s League
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Hecke
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Smith
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Pacheco
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J. Compton
A. Robertson
D. Robertson
Finch
Crane
Johnston
Holmes
Cummings
Dixon
Pevser
Padgett
O'Connor
Green Acres
K. Throwbrugh
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Sleichter
Catahan
Schultz
Pearson
Stroble
Hermreck
Pickett
G&m Tavern
Chambers
Burleigh
Ogle
Stephenson
Bethel
Hock
Duvall
RGGCR
C. Rockers
SONIC
K. Suttron
Bob's Mobil
D. Blacksane
Narfe
W. Jordon
K. Liegerat
Gogetters
R. Barnes
Waymire
W. Bishop
H. Reeves
R. Stockard
G. Griffin
J. Bivens
James Gang
J. Bien
Banoc Standard
E. Nunez
Ottawa Bowl
Lang
Hawkins
O'Hara
A. Bien
T. Wood
D. Blew
Farm Bureau Insurance
T. Blen
Dixon's Htg
A.C
D. Whiteford
L. Bruner
J. Frizzell
First National Bank
Drake Jewelry
B. Droge
Brunawickk
Andy
D. Griffin
John
H. Tucker
L. Hawkins
Tournberlin
D. Ball
Lemaster
L. Scribner
J. Ferris
Franklin Savings
M. Haas
M. Milton
D. Huske
Osburn
C. Tourberlin
Nitcher
K. Snyder
Dick Stinnett
Don’s Royal Cleaners
F. West
Lee's Downtowner
A. Gilbert
D. Heckman
Budge's Hardware
B. Wall
Bob Luce
R. Coffman
Andy's Siding
J. Walleck
Harry Smith Auto Supply
F. Simmons
K. Liegerot
Peek's Super Saver
P. Ferris
A. Jandro
West Wilson Repair
R. Wilson
B. Lane
John Wathan
Willie Mays Aikens
Dave Chalk
Tigers Blitz
Babe Ruth
Aiaw Grain
Watson
Baltusrol
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N.J
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N.Y
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Seattle
Watts
Kingman
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Gale
Kravec
Torrez
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Stret
Knapp
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