Hartman Nominated as 1983 Pan American Coach
Kansas State coach Jack Hartman was recommended by the ABA-USA selection committee as head coach for the 1983 Pan American team. Approvals by the ABA-USA council and the U S Olympic Committee were planned for September in Colorado Springs. Hartman, a 27 year coaching veteran, has 12 years at Kansas State with a 239-110 Wildcats record and five Big Eight titles. The Pan American Games in 1983 will be a prelude to the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics in Venezuela.
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Rain Delays Ottawa Babe Ruth League Opener
Rain washed out the Ottawa Babe Ruth League opening at Orlis Cox Field. The Elks vs Eagles kick off at 1 pm Saturday, followed by Optimists vs VFW at 3 pm. If tonight’s games cannot be played they will be moved to Saturday night with other rescheduled times.
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Hoyt still perfect as White Sox beat Royals
LaMarr Hoyt earned his ninth win without a loss in a 3-1 victory over Kansas City, pushing his streak to 14 straight wins. The 27-year-old righty from Washington, D C, extended his Comiskey Park success to 16-0 as he nears the AL single season mark. He weathered two late doubles to preserve the shutout bid before Cesar Geronimo and Onix Concepcion connected for back-to-back extra-base hits.
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Ottawa High Girls defend 5-A state title in dramatic finish
Ottawa High School’s Cyclones girls win their second straight 5-A state crown at Wichita, led by Jeri Cole Melissa Burch Rachel Brockman and Kathy Hodges. Don Kornhaus lauds their late speed and notes strong 1982 figures across relays sprints and hurdles while boys team develops with several returnees and a new crop of sprinters and distance runners.
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Thomasson Places Fifth in NAIA Javelin at Nationals
Dan Thomasson, former Welléville standout now with Pittsburg State University, finished fifth in the javelin at the NATA championships in Charleston West Virginia. His best throw reached 215 feet 2 inches.
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