Baseball Strike Now Imminent As Talks Falter
New York AP reports management rejected the players association offer in a session that widened the impasse over terms of the next agreement. Mediation official Kenneth Moffett warned of a possible strike as owners pledged to maintain status quo while bargaining and players contended no real progress was made.
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New York
Major League Baseball
Player Association
Kenneth Moffett
Federal Mediation Service
Ray Grebey
Marvin Miller
Players Association
Miller
Lakers Clinch NBA Title Behind Johnson's 42 Points
Los Angeles Lakers beat Philadelphia 76ers 123-107 to win the NBA championship in Philadelphia, with rookie Magic Johnson filling center for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Johnson and Jamaal Wilkes combined for 79 points as L.A. closed out the series in six games. A 14-0 third-quarter run broke a 60-60 tie, pushing the Lakers ahead 74-60 and surfacing as the decisive period.
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Philadelphia
Harvin
Magic
Johnson
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia 76Ers
Abdul-Jabbar
Jamaal Wilkes
Lakers
New York Knicks
Los Angeles
Angels Dismantle Royals 11-1 in Kansas City
Rod Carew had three RBIs on three singles as the California Angels exploded for 11 runs on 16 hits and eight walks to rout the Kansas City Royals 11-1. Larry Harlow and Bobby Grich drove in two apiece, aided by five straight Angels hits in the third inning and a trio of triples. Bruce Kison earned the win to improve to 2-4, aiding an offense that has now produced 24 runs in two games.
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Kansas City
Rod Carew
Larry Harlow
Bobby Grich
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
California
Angels
Bruce Kison
Dave LaRoche
John Montague
Rich Gale
Dave Skaggs
Harlow
Carew
Joe Rudi
Grich
Angel
al Cowens
Rusty Torres
Fred Patek
Cowens
Patek
Skaggs
Harlan
Carney Lansford
Rudi
Torres
Frank White
Kansas Leads Qualifying at Big Eight Track Meet
Kansas qualified 10 finalists for Saturday as Oklahoma State added nine amid drizzle that postponed discus. Kansas State senior Kevin Sloan won the long jump at 24-10 and Colorado’s Mark Anderson captured the 10,000 meters in 29:35.23, while Iowa State’s Dave Korir led the 800 in 1:50.4 and OSU’s James Butler topped the 200 in 21.24.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Jayhawks
Oklahoma State
Kevin Sloan
Kansas State
Colorado
Mark Anderson
Sloan
Anderson
Dave Korir
Iowa State
James Butler
City Schedule Week of May 19 Softball and leagues
Weekly sports schedule lists multiple softball leagues led by Forest Park and Ottawa, plus baseball and horseshoes. Details include game times at Indian Lanes and various venues, pre enrollment for lessons, pool hours, junior Olympics contact, night playground activities, and Shrine All-Star football game timing in Kansas. Notable names include Merv Laman, Paul Dennis, Kyle Clawson, Scott Fulhage, and Cris Kornhaus.
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Forest Park
L.C
Ottawa Sheet Metal Free Agents
Sunrise Suzuki
Moorman's
Seaton United
Canoeo Travel Shoppe
Bombers
Ottawa Jaycees
Gorton & Co
Town & Country
Havens Steel
Queen's
Commodore Homes
Women's
Rollies Rollers
Sacred Heart
North Baptist
First Baptist
Lee’s Downtown
Combo
Safeway
White Shed
Kansas City
Kan
Merv Laman
Shrine Bowl of Kansas, Inc
University of ‘Kansas’ Memorial Stadium
Lawrence
Paul Dennis
Ottawa University
Fort Hays State University
Dennis Cavalier
Wichita Southeast
Laman
Scott Fulhage
Beloit
Kyle Clawson
Ellinwood
Shriners
Wibw-Tv
Channel 13
Topeka
Ottawa Country Club Tuesday Pairings Prompt
Tuesday pairings at the Ottawa Country Club include C Gibson with M Cutting and B Chrismer with J Foulks. Also listed are D LeMaster with S Gillette and J Cook with P Wiggins, S Bennett with L Moherman, M L Sheldon with M A Moherman, P Elliott with S Latimer. L Ansley with D Cravens and M Porter, M L Gollier with F Warnock and C Gaeddert.
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Ottawa Country Club
C. Gibson
M. Cutting
B. Chrismer
J. Foulks
D. LeMaster
S. Gillette
J. Cook
P. Wiggins
S, Bennett
L. Moherman
M.L. Sheldon
M.A. Moherman
P. Elliott
S. Latimer
L. Ansley
D. Cravens
M. Porter
M.L. Gollier
F. Warnock
C. Gaeddert
E-State Gals Eye National Softball Championship
The Emporia State Lady Hornets enter the AIAW Division II national tourney as the third seed at Sacramento with a 35-4 record after winning Region 6. They face Nevada Reno in the first round and are led by Kim Miller who tops the team in batting average, hits, runs and home runs. Coach Debbie Jones brings local ties to Ottawa and Garnett as the squad endeavors a repeat national showing.
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Emporia State
Sacramento
Calif
Lady Hornets
E-State
University of Nevada-Reno
Baylor
Texas) University
University of Portland
Edwardsville
Texas
Wesleyan
Central
Ottawa
Kim Miller
Miller
Ottawa High
Robert K. Miller
Princeton Rd
Lear
Rael Hodgson
Garnett
Debbie Jones
Jay Milton
Brookside Lane
Victor Simms
Pomona
R.W. Jones
City Scores Report Suburban League Basketball Totals
A dense box score lists Wesleyan and Community Foursquare plus cRcc-to Oglesby Ottawa Bible, Sacred Heart and Faith Lutheran with player lines, team totals, and per game scoring figures across multiple squads. Totals show varying scores and assists, highlights include Hodo and Pachee's contributions, with multiple 2 to 3 point and 4 to 6 point totals across squads.
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Community Foursquare
Roller
Mason
Dabney
Greisen
Gates
Kimball
Coombes
cRcc
Oglesby
Prue
Hodo
Carey
Hotaling
Keelagher
Hays
Ellis
Eden
Covert
Love
Holder
Oglespy
Totals
Sacred Heart
Pachee
Colson
Thorpe
Sullivan
Manges
Dorsey
Steichen
Sandstrom
Gravenstein
Ottawa Bible
Price
Osladil
Geiss
Seeger
Turner
Bloomer
Kahler
Hamerickhouse
Timberlake
Thompson
Garcia
Nelson
Faith Lutheran
Heth
Neihot
Adams
Schultz
Brummell
Switzer
Fitzgerald
Groening
Jenson
Brown
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Chuck Kamper
Pao
Hershey
Cris Kornhaus
Dee Robinson
Brian Roller
Sue
Bruce Lane
E-State Gals Eye National
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Women's College
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Emporia Gazette
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East Central
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Vickers Realty
Jerry L. Vickers
Wellsville
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Charlene L|ster
Main
T.L.B. Land Company
Tom Bach
Lister
Willard Lister
Leon Glass & Company Realtors
Leon Glass, Broker
Wallsville
Don Pass
Richmond
Eloise Andrews
S. Main
Franklin County Real Estate
Quincy Seymour
C. D. Schulte Agency
C.D. Schulte, Broker
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Burroughs, Broker
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Marin F. Buick
Dolores Clarridge
Dolores, Clarridge
Baldwin
Anderson & Associates
Duane Anderson
Alexander Associates
James G. Alexander
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