Ottawa High Faces Emporia In Home Opener Clash
Ottawa High prepares for its first 1877 football victory bid as it hosts class 4-A defending state champion Emporia. The Cyclones seek offense to complement a stout defense after a 8-6 opener at Washburn Rural, with coach Larry Miller warning fatigue may mask discipline and promising talent searches to balance two-way players.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cyclones
OHS
Emporia
Washburn Rural
Larry Miller
Ottawa
Miller
Spartans
Steve Smith
Scott Green
Bastin
EHL
Greg Stiner
John Ek
Andy Hoffmans
Baseball Scoreboard: Rain Delay and Night Games Reported
Major league scores include New York 1 Philadelphia 0 and Oakland 2-0 over Kansas City postponed in 10 innings. Friday matchups feature Boston at Baltimore and New York at Detroit among others. National League highlights San Diego 6 Atlanta 4 and Cincinnati 9 Los Angeles 8 with multiple suspensions and makeups.
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Kansas City
Oakland
New York
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Texas
California
Milwaukee
Seattle
Blue
Coleman
Pattin
Splittorff
Baltimore
Grimsley
Toronto
Clancy
Tiant
Torrez
Zahn
Stone
Camera
Moret
Cleveland
Detroit
San Diego
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
Larson
San
Francisco
Halicki
Bonham
Montreal
Twitchell
Swan
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Lerch
Pittsburgh
Candelaria
Demery
Jackson
St. Louis
Rasmussen
Schultz
Dierker
Ruthven
Griffin
Seaver
Ray
Pet
Phila
York
Pitts
S Louis
Cleve
Milwkee
West Toronto
Los Angines
S Diego
Minnie Atlanta
Calif
Bowling Scores Night Owls and Many Others in Weekly Meet
Readout lists high games and series for numerous teams and bowlers, including Night Owls, Ranchers, Harvstore, and Frantic Five. Notable scores include Snyder 720, Turner 511, Cannon 477, Tyson 586, and Jackson 554, among others across Ottawa bowling league standings.
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G. Snyder
K. W
Roger
Stardard
R. Cannon
R. Adcock
R. Danish
Eckens
Sertoma Cub
Binteg
Wilinte
J. Taylor
Eee Teyior
K. Kramer
Wiggins
F. Garvin
Nicolas
L. Tyson
O. Tyson
K. Cordie
J. Keaton
Country Kitchen
C. Beely
Rose Osburn
D. Roberton
Ottawa
J. Burgess
Oengel and Son
S. Wolgast
L. Metz
J. Heze
Bartes
Ray Brownford
C. Jackson
Wood
J. West
He Lumber
A. Glehart
Tottering Yankee Ship Finds Smooth Waters
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Billy Martin optimistic about the Yankees after faltering controversy as they loom over the Red Sox in a pivotal series. The piece notes Martin’s confident mood, office decor, and team resilience amid ongoing AL East battle and other MLB results including Reggie Jackson’s 26th homer and Orioles breakthroughs.
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Will Grimsley
Billy Martin
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Martin
Red Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Boston
Fenway Park
George Steinbrenner
Reggie Jackson
Thurman Munson
Mickey Rivers
Graig Nettles
Girls Rescue Defending Champs Rises To Play Football
In Bogue Kansas seven boys formed a high school team joined by two junior girls Tina Irby and Tammy Thompson to save the program. They faced Lucas Luray in their season opener losing 46 to 14 but earning town support. They plan to next meet Tipton with confidence despite size differences.
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Bogue
Kansas
Tina Irby
Tammy Thompson
Miss Irby
Lucas Luray
Tammy
Gray Heinze
Tipton
Kan
Royals win doubleheader as Colborn called in late
KC right hander Jim Colborn reached the ballpark at 4 30 p.m. and warmed up by 4 48 p.m. helping the Royals beat the Oakland A's 5-2 in the first game of a doubleheader. Kansas City later completed a 6 0 nightcap as Hal McRae and John Mayberry led the offense. Jeff Newman, the A’s catcher, pitched the seventh inning in relief, surrendering a single to McRae before retiring the next three.
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Kansas City
Jim Colborn
Jeff Newman
Colborn
Whitey
Herzog
Royals
Oakland A's
Newman
Oakland
A’s
Larry Gura
al Cowens
Tom Paquette
John Wathan
Dennis Leonard
Hal McRae
John Mayberry
Mayberry
Paquette
McRae
Bobby Winkles
Bob Lacy
Winkles
Doug) Bair
Nicklaus Watson Lead Americans In Ryder Cup Debut
US Ryder Cup team stars Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson will form a two man team in the opening Scotch foursomes at Royal Lytham St Anne’s England. Watson and Nicklaus, 1-2 finishers in the Masters and British Open, face Tommy Horton and Mark James as Britain Ireland’s hopes hinge on wind conditions and a format change that may favor Britain.
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Blackpool
England
Jack Nicklaus
Tom Watson
America
Watson
Nicklaus
Don Finsterwald
Tommy Horton
Mark James
Great Britain
Ireland
Poe
United States
Britain
Jacklin
Royal Lytham St. Anne's Golf Club
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