Ottawa Wrestlers Reach District in Sub-District Meet
Seven Ottawa boys advanced from an 18-competitor sub district to the district mat championships after finishing in the top four. qualifiers include Barry Baldwin 43 pounds second Casey Cole 67 third Travis Allen 76 third Fred Wingert 76 fourth Wayne Walker 55 third Mike Albright 75 fourth Richard DeLaTorre 90 second. District finals set for Saturday at Central High School in Salina.
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Salina
Central High School
Ottawa
Barry Baldwin
Casey Cole
Travis Allen
Fred Wingert
Wayne Walker
Mike Albright
Richard DeLaTorre
Jewell Edges Braves In Triangular Meet
Liberty Missouri report shows William Jewell winning a windy rain disrupted triangular with 67 points, Ottawa University second with 59, and Graceland third with 54. Ottawa stars included Crump, Olson, Greene, Smith, Clayton among multiple placers and event winners. Next for Ottawa is a home dual against Park College at 3:30 p.m.
Ali's Entourage Has Changed, Too
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley reports Muhammad Ali’s close circle thinning as long-time aides Lana Shabazz and Drew Bandini Brown remain with him while others drift away. Ali, ill with a cold, spoke by phone about delaying a title defense to Sept 13, 196? and a planned April 13 roast benefiting Youth Communications and Olympic Training Programs, with Lana and Bandini now tied to his amateur sports group.
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Harlem
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Gene Kilroy
Lloyd Wells
Wally Muhammad
Sam
Jeremiah Sabazz
Howard Bingham
Hollywood
Lucas fuels Blazers past Bucks in late scoring burst
Maurice Lucas scored 14 of Portland’s final 4:02, lifting the Trail Blazers to a 109-107 win over Milwaukee as he finished with 30 points. Portland moved to 2½ games ahead of San Diego for the last West playoff spot, with other Sunday NBA results including 76ers over Lakers 112-111 and Spurs over Celtics 112-110.
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McEnroe Tops WTC Standings with Milan Win
John McEnroe, 20, surged to the lead in the World Championship Tennis standings after winning the Milan final over John Alexander and claiming the $35,000 prize. He trails Connors in direct rivalries but could become No 1 if he wins the U.S. Open. Borg struggles amid threats and strong McEnroe play, while Gerulaitis backs McEnroe as future king.
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Italy
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Bjorn Borg
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Jimmy
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Australia
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Rino Tommasi
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Peter Fleming
OU Gals Battle Cold In Mo Southern Meet
Ottawa University women placed fourth at a six team track meet in Joplin Missouri Southern hosted Northwest Missouri State won with Missouri Southern and School of the Ozarks second and third OU followed by Pittsburg State and William Woods Mary Bundy led Ottawa with seconds in shot put and discus and a third in long jump Debbie Fann was third in javelin Robin Steen and Sarah Jilka added a 3rd in the 2 mile and a 6th in the 1500 meters Ottawa will host Park College in a dual meet Tuesday at OU's 1th Street complex action starts at 3 30 pm with field events.
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Ottawa University
Northwest Missouri State
Missouri Southern
School of the Ozarks
Pittsburg State
William
Debbie Fann
Ottawa
Robin Steen
Sarah Jilka
Ottawa Gals
Park College
1Th Street
Watson Dominates Heritage With Record 270 at Harbour Town
Watson won the Heritage Golf Classic by five strokes at Harbour Town, posting a 270 tournament record. Sneed, five back, shot 66 to finish second as Kite and Morley trailed at 279. Royals routed by Rangers 6 1 in exhibition play, Dallas Darwin impresses.
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Sneed
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