Angels weigh Whitey Herzog as potential manager
California Angels owner Gene Autry floats Whitey Herzog as a possible fix for the team's long losing spell amid rumors revived by Tracy Ringolby. Herzog denies interest, noting he remains with Kansas City and questions about offers are denied by Royals GM Joe Burke. Autry indicated openness to talking if conditions fit, while Angels manager Dave Garcia remains under contract through next season.
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California Angels
Gene Autry
Kansas City Royals
Whitey Herzog
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Royals
Tracy Ringoleby
Long Beach Independent Press Telegram
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Burke
The
Whitey
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Bobby Winkles
Dick Williams
Helis
Dave Garcia
Norm Sherry
Garcia
Baseball Scoreboard Seattle Texas and more games on slate
Seattle Abbott 11 12 faces Texas Perry 14 12 while Kansas City Littell 84 meets Oakland Blue 14 19 in night games. Thursday features Toronto at Boston Detroit at Baltimore Cleveland at New York California at Kansas City Seattle at Texas and only games scheduled.
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York
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Palmer
Garland
Fitzmorris
Gullett
Caneira
Milwaukee
Augustine
Red Sox swept by Blue Jays trail in pennant race
Boston gained little ground after sweeping Toronto 6-5 and 5-1 as New York extended its lead in the AL East with a 2-1 win over Cleveland. Yastrzemski hit his 100th RBI. Rice joined 200-hit club. Campbell earned saves in both games. Other AL results featured Baltimore, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Oakland.
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Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
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Boston
Toronto
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Cleveland
New York
Yankees
Carl Yastrzemski
Bill Campbell
Yastrzemski
Butch Hobson
Jim Rice
Rice
Bowling Bits: Rose Longfellow Leads Week in Ottawa
Week of Sept 19 highlights Rose Longfellow as top bowler with a 231 game and 425 series. Team leaders include Peoples Bank with 874 game and Dengel's 82519 series. Notables: Stinnett's 700 team game, Ottawa Bowl 844-344, and multiple high games and series across days and clubs. Rose Longfellow and Arlene DeCaeny receive honors and WIBC award.
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Hazel Liegerot
Rose Longfellow
Peoples Bank
Dengel
Sharon Heckman
Stinnett's
Coburn
Stinnett
Arlene DeCaeny
Drake Jewelry
Eagies
Heathman Oil
Beautyland
Karen Sumner
Ottawa Honda
Lee
Downtowner
McGrath
Barbara Spears
Kay Cordie
Peoples National
Jim Bass
Ellen Hickman
West Wilson
West Wileon
Nitcher
Raney Reynolds
Armstrong
Helen Crouch
Maple Shoppe
Maple
Young & Reckless
Pride Trophy
Carol Turner
Gingersnaps
Fritts Machine Shop
Fritts Machine
Maloney’s
Super Chicks
Sue Lane
Dumb Chucks
Metss
Princeton Grain
Alley Cats
Marilyn Miller
Sue Wolgast
Susie Whitacre
Dot Robertson
Virginia Breashears
Teri Manwaring
Vera Ferguson
Vicki Reeves
Maxine Ainsworth
Mary Neill
Elmira MacDaniels
Joanne Scribner
A's complete doubleheader sweep over Royals
Oakland gains two straight wins to avoid 100 losses, beating Kansas City 4-2 in 15 innings on Jerry Tabb’s homer and 3-2 with two unearned runs off Dennis Leonard. Steve Dunning notches his first win after 21 13 innings relief. Tony Armas anchors defense with two double plays. Vida Blue to start finale against Mark Littell.
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Kansas City
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Royals
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Leonard
Seattle
Bobby Winkles
Whitey Herzog
A’s
Darrell Porter
Willie Wilson
Steve Dunning
Dunning
Tony Armas
Tabb
Randy McGilberry
Joe Lahoud
Nader Funds Consumer Group For Sports Fans
Ralph Nader is backing a new consumer group named FANS to address how sports firms treat fans. He lent 10000 dollars personally and will not govern policy but wants issues like ticket pricing stadium concessions and player trades scrutinized. Peter Gruenstein will be executive director and says 10000 to 20000 members paying nine dollars yearly are needed.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Peter Gruenstein
Washington
FANS
Unpredictables Bowling Scores Lead Local League
A dense scoreboard lists teams and high scores for 10 30 5 30 dates. Notable include Wolgast 210 and Bishop 244 for Jimm Bass Electric and Peoples National Bank performances by Spears and Lantis. Other lines show varied high scores and participant initials across Ottawa area sponsors and local businesses.
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Wolgast
JIMM
P. Bishop
Peoples National Bank
B. Spears
W. Lantis
Swinehart
King Radio
M. Aalston
Southwick Auto
F. Ledom
N. Martindale
Budges Hardware
J. Hamilton
McGrath Construction
J. Montague
Haley
C. Haas
Ittawa Honda
A. Ball
SONIC
W. Breshears
AMF Strikers Steelworkers
D. Burgoon
Waymirer
H. Reeves
G. Sibie
Hostetter
R. Johnston
Andrews
L. Quitenberry
Pamida
R. Keeter
Sonic Drive
M. Ball
Clearview City
L. Kolosik
T. Kobnik
Vietze
B. Vietze
O. Avery
L. Knight
J. Fukushima
Kirsch
OU Players Of The Week Pick Sorrell Harvey And Mark Thorson
Sorrell Harvey and Mark Thorson earn Ottawa University players of the week after a 28 0 win over McPherson Harvey rushed 126 yards on 20 carries including a 17 yard TD Harvey also had runs of 31 and 32 yards for OU s best offense this season Thorson at free safety had multiple tackles and a fumble recovery that set up the final OU TD
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Sorrell Harvey
Mark Thorson
Harvey
McPherson
St. Louis
Braves
Thorson
Horton
Ottawa
Prep Ratings 4A-1 standings recap
Dodge City leads 3-0 with Emporia Pittsburg Coffeyville also at 3-0 while Manhattan sits 2-1. Bishop Miege and Derby follow with 3-0 and 2-1 respectively in the 4A-1 ratings.
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Derby
Ottawa Eighth Graders Rally Past Oregon Trail 18 14
Ottawa Junior High eighth graders recovered from an early setback to beat Olathe Oregon Trail 18 14 on Tuesday. Shaffer paced Ottawa with 95 rushing yards on 16 carries including a 30 yard run and a 1 yard TD. Oregon Trail led 8-0 early, but Ottawa answered with a 65 yard drive and a late first half TD to lead 12-8 at halftime. The Whirlwinds extended to 16-8 in the third on Shaffer’s 3 yard TD, then held off OT in the late stages with key sacks by Adam Winter and Brian Keaton. Ottawa rambled for 197 yards. The girls volleyball team at Ottawa High fell to Bishop Miege 15-10, 15-4, 15-4, while the varsity 2-3 team heads to Topeka Saturday for a tournament.
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Olathe Oregon Trail
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Oregon Trail
OJHS
van Shaffer
Sean Patty
Damon Wallis
Carlton Howell
Shaffer
Adam, Winter
Brian Keaton
Olathe
Bishop Miege
Ottawa High School
Beth Testorff
Ottawa Varsity
Highland Park
Topeka
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