Geist's Two Hit Shutout Pushes Arrows In Opener
Ottawa's AAA Legion Arrows beat Osawatomie 3-0 in the first game as pitcher Phil Geist allowed two singles and two walks while striking out four. Mark Horne started the scoring with a walk and steal, Otto Skoog drove in a run, and Geist added a second inning RBI double.
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Phil Geist
Ottawa
Legion Arrows
Osawatomie
Qills Cox Field
Geist
Arrows
Rick Fritts
Jeff Welton
Horne
Steve Matney
RBI
Gretenoord
Phil Larios
Arrow Rbi
Sixteen Year-Olds Rock Ottawa in Twin Bill Losses
The Rock American Legion of Kansas City swept a doubleheader from Ottawa Legion Ateam at Orris Cox Field. In the opener KC won 8-2, scoring four in the first inning as Ottawa starter Steve Baylor struggled early. Rasheed and Rosner shut the door late, with Rock’s battering the seventh. The nightcap saw Ottawa lead 1-0 before Jude Davila blanked the hosts, striking out nine. Ottawa’s defense faltered, allowing Rock to plate two in the second and add two more in the fifth. Ottawa baseball heads into a holiday weekend with two more doubleheaders on tap.
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Rock American Legion
Kansas City
Ottawa Legion
Orris Cox Field
Kansas Citians
Rock
Ottawa
Steve Baylor
Baylor
Mark Lauver
Kenyon Rasheed
Marc Kissinger
Tal Moses
Mark Reynolds
Dirk Rosner
Rasheed
Rosner
Randy Eeord
Dru Kramer
Eric Jackson
Jude Davila
Brian Espinosa
Espinosa
Matt Nolen
Lanny Turner
Legion
Junction City
Twinbill
Manhattan
Ottawa Cyclones look to repeat at Chanute regional
Ottawa High aims to repeat their Parsons Invitational success at the 5A regional track meet in Chanute Royster Stadium. The Cyclones seek numerous state qualifiers, led by Michelle Murphy and a strong sprint corps, as pole vaulter Bryan Branson and multi-event DeeDee Lewis face injury concerns.
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Rick Peterson
Chanute
Royster Stadium
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Wichita State University
Parsons
Ottawa
Mark Laws
Coffeyville
Independence
Pittsburg
Fort Scott
Altamont-Labette County
Michelle Murphy
Labette
Janet Treiber
Kansas Relays
Laws
Bryan Branson
DeeDee Lewis
Wichita
Royals rally past Rangers 5-4 on White and Orta blasts
Kansas City's Frank White and Jorge Orta powered a 5-4 win at Arlington Stadium over the Texas Rangers. White homered for the 13th time against Texas and Orta added a solo shot and a two run double to build a 4-0 lead before Kansas City held on as Dan Quisenberry and Bud Black finished the game.
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Orta
Royals
Texas
Arlington, Texas
Kansas City
Frank White
Jorge Orta
Texas Rangers
Arlington Stadium
Rangers
Ranger
Sund- Orta
Motley
Asalazar
Mercado
Nicklaus Behind Halldorson In Memorial Opening Round
Dan Halldorson carded a 65 at Muirfield Village to lead after the first round with nine birdies and a one stroke edge over Jack Nicklaus, Peter Jacobsen, and Doug Tewell. Nicklaus eagled the 15th en route to a 66 as Halldorson recounted a recent car accident in Fort Worth and noted his improved driving with a 2-wood.
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Dublin
Ohio
Dan Halldorson
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Halldorson
Muirfield Village
Fort Worth
Peter Jacobsen
Doug Tewell
Denis Watson
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Carl Roberts
Otto Skoog
Darin Gretenoord
Roberts
Jess Kinder
Andre Smith
Kinder
Garnett
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Muirfield
Charlie Hough
Danny Jackson
Dick Howser
Jackson
Dan Quisenberry
Gary Ward
Bud Black
Pete O’brien
O’brien
Black
Dick (Howser
Kanbas
Bi Wilson
Liz
Jay
Obrien
Brett
Paciork
Buechle
Wilkran
Asalazras
Kansas
Didackson
Texas Hough
Hacrah
Quisenberry
Djackson
Phillips
McCoy
Scott
Welke
Renault
Mazda
Lawrence
Jacobsen
Tewell
Hale Irwin
Andy Bean
Tony
McClendon
Plaza Etre
Miami
EL Ili
Chevy Chase
Dan Aykroyd
Warner Bros
Eee Eran
Three Stooges
Larryy
Pee-Wee Herman
Pee-Wee's
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