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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1980
Page
2
An ORC meeting for fall volleyball is at 7 p.m. at the Youth Center 115 W. 4th. AH teams must send a representative with a $25 entry fee and roster for the eight week league starting Sept 8. The center opens at 6:20.
Weekly bowling results list multiple leagues with team standings and top individuals. Highlights include First place Early Risers in Team Standings with Lantis Builders 40 points, Connie Schulz top individual 192, and Barb Spears 514 in 35-Yallends. Monday and Tuesday night ladies show Ottawa Bowl, Nitcher's Floor Service, and Eagles Auxiliary leading. Individual high scores list Sue Lane 193 and Sharon Heckman 500. other leagues include Indian Squaws and Super Chicks with high 10-30 scores and several notable splits converted.
Sept 6 day games list Southern Illinois at Wichita State Ottawa at Mexico City Concordia at Tarkio Moorhead at Kearney Mo Western at Augustana 5.D. William Penn at Rolla Night Games Benedictine at Washburn Evangel at Central Arkansas Culver-Stockton at Mo. Valley Mid-America Nazarene at Wm Jewell Doane at Emporia State Mo. Southern at SW Missouri NW Missouri at Pittsburg
Ex-Royal Bob McClure, now Brewers left hander, threw a six-hit complete game in Milwaukee 6 1 over Kansas City. Manager George Bamberger said he will start again soon, as McClure improves a shaky Brewers rotation. George Brett hit the Royals lone RBI, lowering his average to .401.
Ottawa University coach Nyle Salmans found film study of Saturday's scrimmage against Butler County Junior College clarifying. He noted inconsistent play but highlighted QB options Paul Haskell Jason Fletcher and rookie James Johnson plus strong tight end blocking by Jack Schmeer Mike Day Lowell Morgan and Mike Seiler. Defensively OU showed aggression though tackling and secondary work need time. The squad tests its depth ahead of a Mexico City season opener versus Mexico University with practice sessions this week.
The Philadelphia Phillies moved into first place in the NL East by beating San Francisco 4-3 after rallying from a 4-4 tie in the eighth. Larry Bowa had four hits as Steve Carlton earned his 21st win with a seven hitter. The Expos beat San Diego 5-3 while Los Angeles closed within a half game of Houston in the NL West. Cincinnati also won to pull within 2 1/2 games.
Ken Brett, George Brett’s older brother and Royals pitcher, weighs in on the chance of hitting .400, noting media pressure as a major hurdle. He reflects on talent vs media handling and the rare target set by Ted Williams since 1941, with George under constant scrutiny.
Baseball scoreboard shows results from Saturdays Sundays and Mondays with teams Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York San Francisco St Louis Atlanta Philadelphia San Diego Los Angeles Montreal and Houston. Standouts include Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 3 on Saturday and Chicago 8 Houston 7 on Sunday with multiple relays across leagues and upcoming fixtures listed.
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