Solaita backs Angels to beat Royals in KC
Tony Solaita drove in both runs and said he supports the Angels though he hopes Kansas City wins for the Royals’ rivals. Angels won 2-1 as Don Kirkwood limited KC to three hits, while Marty Pattin allowed seven. Royals’ lead in AL West dipped to five games over Oakland after the loss.
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Oakland Stars To Stay Put
Oakland A's stars Rollie Fingers Joe Rudi and Vida Blue will stay with the club for the season and playoffs after attorney statements. Finley withdrew a bid to overturn Kuhn ruling and will pursue permanent injunctions and damages. If playoffs occur the players stay. otherwise they become free agents at season's end.
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Ottawa High hosts Turner in home volleyball opener
Ottawa High girls volleyball begins at the OHS gym with B team at 6 15 pm and varsity to follow against Turner after a season opening loss at Paola. The report also covers a separate court case where Judge McGarr dismissed antitrust and constitutional claims against Kuhn, noting baseball is not subject to the Sherman Act and state action was not proved.
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Kansas and Kansas State Shuffle Players
KU and Kansas State announced roster changes as Big Eight teams prep for weekend openers. Kansas moved Harry Murphy to defensive end and Tom Fitch to strong safety, while Kansas State started Roosevelt H Duncan II at fullback. Nebraska Oklahoma State Oklahoma and Missouri also prepared for their Saturday games with notes on offense, defense, and conditioning.
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Lions Club Midget League Sign-Up and Start Dates
Sign-up for the Lions Club Midget League football program is today at 5 at the grade school playgrounds. Uniform checkouts occur Saturday at the South Junior High. The league for fifth and sixth graders begins Tuesday Sept 21 at Ottawa High field.
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Youngsters Attend KC Game Reward Trip
Junior and Midget League baseball players who finished the season will receive a free trip to the Kansas City Royals versus California Angels game. Five buses leave at 5 00 p m from Hickory Street parking lot between Minnick Motors and Dengel and Son Mortuary. Supervisors include team coaches, assistants, and Ottawa Recreation Commission staff. Bus fare covers game ticket. refreshments cost extra. Return about 1 1/2 hours after game. Inquiries to Ottawa Recreation Commission 242-1939.
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A's rally chases Royals in pennant push
Oakland climbs within five games of Kansas City by beating the White Sox 4 0. Gene Tenace riffs on pressure as the A's chase the AL East leaders with a strong late-season push. The piece also covers Tiant and other late-season standings, plus Baltimore and Milwaukee results from that night.
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New York
Lyndon Tigers Face Thin Roster Ahead of Season Opener
Lyndon coach Terry Worthington says the Tigers have only 19 players for the opener with late arriving freshmen unlikely to reach varsity by year’s end. Five returners provide leadership, including Russ Bauck and Tim Harford from last year’s All Tri Lakes squad, as Lyndon aims to improve on a 5-4 record using a pro set and 195 pound athletes. Pomona is named as the league favorite. last year Lyndon’s only conference loss came at Pomona. Schedule lists games from September to November at Rossville Desoto Waverly Labo Marton Pomona.
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Youth Assets Weave Waverly Football Season Hope
Waverly coach Doug Piper touts youth as an asset with 19 freshmen and sophomores on the squad. At least six are expected to start, and Piper says the team will be competitive in every game with no lopsided scores. Key players include Steve Hinderitter, Jay Schmidt, and Jeff Fisher. Pomona is the team to beat in the Tri Lakes League, with Lebe and Burlingame also listed as threats. Schedule features Madison, V Lebe, Lyndon, at Pomona, and Northern Heights.
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Wild Day For US Open Tennis
At Forest Hills Chris Evert advanced easily while Bjorn Borg Manuel Orantes and Ilie Nastase endured long battles to reach the quarterfinals. Nastase edged Roscoe Tanner in a dramatic final set in a 7-5 6-7 1-6 7-6 6-4 victory amid controversy and line call disputes.
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Whirlwind Grid Opener Opens 1976 Ottawa Junior High Football
Ottawa Junior High starts its 1976 season with a Thursday ninth grade game at Bonner Springs, 4 PM, followed by three away games then four home contests. Eighth grade opens next Tuesday at home against Blue Valley. Schedule lists ninth grade and eighth grade games across Bonner Springs, Lawrence, Santa Fe Trail, and other area schools.
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