Ottawa Braves open 1969 soccer with mixed KC team
Ottawa University starts its 1969 soccer campaign with an exhibition Saturday at Cook Field headlined by a mix of Kansas City Internationals and Spurs players. Coach Bob Schoonover returns 13 lettermen from a 12-2 season as Frank Lemp’s season-ending injury tests depth. Mirko Grgas leads a strong lineup with goals and assists, while newcomers Camden Caldwell and Bronko Pavlovic join a schedule featuring Air Force, Colorado College, and Area II playoffs hosted by Ottawa.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Braves
Kansas City Internationals
KC Spurs
Cook Field
Ottawa
Spurs
Bob Schoonover
Frank Lemp
Lemp
Paul Sapienza
Sapienza
Jack Jones
Jones
Ed Knight
Schoonover
Leo Harris
Bob Merubia
Herman Gomez
Bob Olin
Ron Bonini
Paul Rubin de Celis
Dennis Pyma
Augie Jones
al Gomez
Verle Wallier
Mike Salierno
Rubin de Celis
Camden Caldwell
Bronko Pavlovic
Pavlovic
Park College
Westminster
William Jewell
Charleston
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville
Ark
Mc-Kan
Heart of America
Long Island
Kansas City
Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Liberty
Eastern Illinois
Ill
Pershing College
University of Kansas
St. Benedict's
Atchison
A’s Fall To Twins In Ten Inning Heartbreaker
Cesar Tovar hit his first career grand slam to sink the A’s 10-6 in Oakland as Minnesota won late after Sal Bando tied the game in the ninth. Other AL results: Baltimore 5 Detroit 4, California 1 Chicago 0, Kansas City 5 Seattle 3.
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Minnesota
A’s
Twins
Cesar Tovar
Tovar
A's
Baltimore
Detroit
California
Chicago
Kansas City
Seattle
Harmon Killebrew
Sal Bando
Frank Quilicci
Bando
Tony Oliva
Killebrew
Chuck Manuel
Cesar
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Boog Powell
Tatum
Luis Aparicio
Pete Ward
Angels
Sandy Alomar
Jay Johnstone
Dick Drago
Mike Fiore
Royals
Drago
Don Mincher
The
Pilots
Davis Streak Ends as Padres Blank Dodgers
Gary Ross and Dick Kelley silenced the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-0, ending Willie Davis’s NL longest hitting streak at the end of a 0-for-? night. Al Ferrera drove in all three Padres runs, including a homer, as San Diego handily defeated L A. The San Francisco Giants, hot with 12 wins in 14, chase Houston on an upcoming eight game trip.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Gary Ross
San Diego Padres
Willie Davis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy
Padres
Davis
Dodgers
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Dick Kelley
Ross
Kelley
Maury Wills
Jose Arcia
Arcia
Nate Colbert
Manny Mota
al Ferrera
Roberto Pena
Ollie Brown
San Francisco Giants
Houston
Giants
Big Eight Briefs From The Associated Press
Kansas ran two workouts with scrimmage drills as Pepper Rodgers lamented a thin offensive line yet praised a potentially strong defense. Oklahoma’s Ken Mendenhall and Alger Flood missed time with virus and infection, while Missouri’s Dan Devine praised progress after a week of practice. Oklahoma State faced fatigue in a two-a-day session as coaches noted pace and heat taking their toll.
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Associated Press
Kansas Jayhawks
Pepper Rodgers
Oklahoma
Ken Mendenhall
Oklahoma State
Floyd Gass
Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies and More
Bowling results list high scores for teams and individuals across Wednesday and Thursday leagues. Notable totals include Wolgast 548 in Grogan Standard Serv, Gremminger 411, Fritts 456, Reed 424, Simmons 472, Brock 613, Hall 502, Milton 477, Ferguson 510, and Bienie 379, with multiple teams such as Pizza Village Baldwin Ward Peoples National and H D Lee Sisters represented.
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Grogan
S. Wolgast
Pizza Village
J. Thomas
Baldwin Ward
M. Mueller
M. Gremminger
First National Bank
N. Fritts
Peoples National
M. Ransom
A. DeCaeny
Moore Chev
OLDS
J. Fritts
J. Reed
H.D. Lee
A. Schmoe
V. Sink
C. Griffin
Independents
C. Christenson
J. Simms
Pence’'S
G. Simmons
Pepsi Cola
Bugg
Briscoe Drugs
J. Holton
Richmond Coop
F. Ferguson
Fogle Quarry
D. Hall
Wassmer’s Clothing
F. Brock
Ladies Towner’s Chapel
A. M. Imel
Raney Reynolds
V. Dodd
Fishing Report from Pratt Kans Reservoirs and Creeks
Kansas streams show varied conditions. Tuttle Creek Reservoir clear and fair for white bass and crappie while Perry and Council Grove report clear and fair for channels and walleye. John Redmond is turbid and fair for channels with drum and flatheads below Fall River dam. Wilson clear and good for white bass with fair crappie and bass. Milford and Cedar Bluff turbid to clear with mixed channel and walleye prospects. Kirwin mostly slow with a few channels and some walleye and bass.
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Pratt
Kan
Kansas
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Tuttle Creek
Perry
Council Grove
John Redmond
Main Lake
Fall River
Wilson
Kanapolis
Milford
Cedar Bluff
Kirwin
Namath May Not Play Cowboys Showdown in Dallas
Namath may skip the Jets interleague game with the Cowboys due to a left leg injury after Minnesota. He will decide Saturday night whether to play as Dallas eyes a potential upset despite Namath’s uncertain status and a large Dallas crowd awaiting his decision.
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Sheila Moran
Associated Press
Joe Namath
Namath
New York Jets
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota
Dallas
Buffalo
Tom Lan
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Mirko Grgas
Hal Bock
Athletics
Oakland
Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Tom Tresh
al Kaline
Tigers
Ken Tatum
Dav
Ing
Missouri
Dan Devine
Devine
Kansas State
Vince Gibson
Jerry Allen Vous
Fishing Report
Welborn’s Electric Service
Aaa
FDIC
Dry
Jets
Cowboys
Bob Lilly
Nodl
Los Angeles
Oud Simpson
Brooks
King van Lines
Underwood Plumbing & Trenching
Magnavox
Cliff Reynolds Western Auto
Frigidaire
Willi
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