Ottawa Relays Open With Mner And Hiawatha Victory
Ottawa High wins opening day of Relays at Cook Field as Mner and Hiawatha take Class A and AA titles. Turley, Cook, Woodward, and Davis lead Ottawa medley relay to 3 49.1, while Mavity and Nicholson place in events. Final day to decide 70 class B and BB entries begins at 1:30 p.m. with strong performances from Sumner and Leavenworth in multiple events.
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Stiitiner
Hiawatha
Ottawa
Hich
Cook Field
Ottawa High
Jerry Turley
Deneris Cook
Danny Woodward
Terry Davis
OHS
Gary Mavity Finshed
Steve Nicholson
Cyclones
Turley
Steve Queen
Davis
Sumner
Emery
Leavenworth
Waters
Ft. Scott
Floyd
Knop
Clathe
G. Tucker
Clure
Iola
Heck
Lawrence
B. Tucker
Bridges
Atchinson
Keeling
Highland Park
Lee
Turner
Millard
Mavity
Jenkins
Young
Jefferson
Hanson
Luttrell
Queen
Thompson
Sumener
Clifford
Atchison
Lunn
Argentine
Jenning
Lopez
O’rear
Coffeyville
Normile
B. Miege
Nicholson
Younger
Altamont
Fr. Scott
Scott
Bergman
Olewenski
Brown
Jennings
Bratton
Neal
Drake
Falconer
Wempe
Hellwig
Altaemont
Doane
Taylor
Brittiham
Goltry
Chanute
Carlson
Topeka West
Bishop
Young Slugger Conigliaro Shines for Red Sox in Spring
Tony Conigliaro, age 19, is impressing as a rookie starter for the Boston Red Sox. He drove in two runs in a 3-2 win over the Angels, leads Boston with 16 RBIs, four home runs, nine doubles, and 13 runs. His .296 average includes 15 extra-base hits for a .648 slugging percentage.
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Associated Press
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Roman Mejias
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New York Mets
Detroit
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Cleveland
Orlando Cepeda
Snead Extends Greensboro Open Lead With 135
Jimmy Steed, longtime caddie for Sam Snead, helped steady his veteran rider as Snead posted a 71 in the second round of the Greensboro Open at Sedgefield. Snead holds a three stroke lead over Julius Boros and Bill Dunk, aiming for an eighth Greensboro victory dating to 1938. Nicklaus surged to fourth at 139, while nine players tied for low honors with 69s.
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Sam Snead
Snead
Steed
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Bill Dunk
Sammy Is
Sedgefield Country Club
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Alger
al Johnson
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al Geiberger
al Johnston
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Bob Gajcia
Billy Maxwell
Dan Fairfield
Ramon Sota
Gordon Jones
Peter Butler
Gene Littler
George Bayer
San Francisco dominates St Louis in Western Final game
In the Western Division Final, San Francisco defeated St. Louis 120 to 85 to tie the best of seven at 1-1. No other games scheduled today. Sunday schedule features San Francisco at St. Louis. Eastern Final has Boston leading Cincinnati 2-0 and a game scheduled for Monday.
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College Baseball Scores Highlight Trio of Contests
Houston defeated Nebraska 11 to 2 in college baseball action. In other games Kirksville Missouri hosted Western Illinois, with Kirksville winning 9 to 0. Track meet results show Parsons 95, Iola 53, Independence 37, Fort Scott 23, Chanute 9 with strong showings across events.
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Nebraska
Kirksville, Mo
Western Illinois
Parsons
Iola
Independence
Fort Scott
Chanute
Betsy Rawls Holds One Stroke Lead At St Petersburg Open
Betsy Rawls carries a one stroke advantage into the third round of the St Petersburg Women’s Open after a 25 foot birdie putt on the 36th hole. She stands at 143, one ahead of Patty Berg with Mary Lena Faulk at 145 and Kathy Whitworth in fourth at 146.
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Betsy Rawls
St. Petersburg
Patty Berg
Mary Lena Faulk
Kathy Whitworth
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Romstedt's Grocery-2 high
Bowling scores show Romstedt's Grocery-2 achieving a high 10.30 series with Dengel at 178 and 175, while Cramer’s Drugs-2 posts a 10.30 with Flory 189 and 440. Royal Lanes-4 records Hills 202 and Wolgast 490 in a 10-30 pattern, among others.
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Cramer’s
Flory
Royal Tlanes
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Wolgast
McFadden
Heckman
BROWN
Masonry Const
Masey
Bell’s Mobil Service
Denniston
Helen and Bill's Cafe
Simmons
Hoffman
Pence’s Food Center
Leach
Crite’s Appliance
Ogle
Fairmont Dairy
Casteel
Track Record Faces Test Record At Florida Derby
Gulfstream Park hosts the 13th Florida Derby with Northern Dancer the odds-on 1-2 favorite. The field includes Roman Brother, Dandy K, The Scoundrels, Ky Pioneer, Saltville, Ishkoodah, and Greek Episode, all carrying 118 or 122 pounds. The $116,500 feature offers top shares of 76,500 to winner plus placement prizes, with 85 nominations. Hill Rise ships in from California for the race day field.
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Northern Dancer
Roman Brother
Dandy K
Pioneer
Saltville
Ishkoodah
Greek Episode
Willie Shoemaker
Tee
Hill Rise
California
Kentucky
Records tumble at the Texas Relays by Harold Ratliff
Texas Relays saw eleven records set as Randy Matson’s 62 feet 1 1/4 inch shot put led a Texas show. Grambling swept relays with 880 victory in 1 23.3 and fast 440 and mile relays building as favorites. Missouri and Emporia, Kansas runners also posted top times. Oklahoma and LSU added key performances.
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Harold Ratliff
Austin
Tex
Texas A&m
Randy Matson
Texas Relays
Grambling
Louisiana
Tigers
Missouri
Robin Lingle
Lingle
John Damien
Emporia
Kan
Damien
Billy Hardin
Louisiana State
Baylor
Matson
Ollan Cassell
Earl Young
Oklahoma
Two Big Stars Out Of Action
Montreal star Jean Beliveau and Detroit goalie Terry Sawchuk are out of action affecting the Stanley Cup series. Montreal may miss its captain as Toronto eyes a pivotal game. Detroit loses Sawchuk to a shoulder injury, with rookie Roger Crozier stepping in for Sunday.
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Montreal
Terry Sawchuk
Detroit
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Chicago
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Leafs
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Wings
Hawks
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Sawchuck
Crozier
Pittsburgh
Gilles Tremblay
Fragturgd
Obener
Claude Larose
Omaha
Frank Mahovlich
Shack
Mahovlich
Rematch Looms In AAU Indoor Swim Duel For 100 Free
Roy Saari and Don Schollander prepare for the rubber match of their three race duel on day two of the AAU men's indoor swimming and diving meet in Bartlesville Oklahoma. Steve Clark targets the 100 yard freestyle record while Schollander seeks to extend his American mark in the 200 yard freestyle. Friday night updates include Matsumoto taking the 200 yard breaststroke, Bartsch edging Bennett in the 200 backstroke, and Schmidt winning the 200 butterfly.
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Okla
Roy Saari
Don Schollander
AAU
Steve Clark
Steve Jackman
Minnesota
Schollander
Saari
Clark
Santa Clara
Jackman
Yale
Japan
Kenjiro Matsumoto
Southern California
Bill Craig
Michigan
Ed Bartsch
Southern Cal
Bob Bennett
Indiana
Fred Schmidt
Carl Robie
City Bowling Tour Scores Last Night Action
Result from last night's action in city bowling tournament lists top teams and scores. M and G Painters lead with 3049 followed by Lee's Cafe 2939 and Russ and Pats 2879. The Canady's 2839 Casida Cleaners 2837 Nitcher Floor Service 2820 White Appliances 2810 Ottawa Bowl 2796 Smith Auto Supply 2770 Willis Nursery 2757 Heathman Oil Co. 2665 Montgomery Ward 2661 Briscoe Drugs 3127 Bennetts No. 2 3064 K of C No. 3 3030 Ottawa Packers 3027.
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Lee’s Cafe
Russ and Pats
the Canady’s
Casida Cleaners
Nitcher
Ottawa Bowl
Smith Auto Supply
Willis Nursery
Heathman Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
Briscoe Drugs
Bennetts No
M and G Painters
K of C
Ottawa Packers
Johnson to toss first ball at open AL season game
Washington AP reports President Johnson will attend the opening game of the American League season on April 13 and throw the ceremonial first ball, continuing a White House tradition. The event signals a public start to the baseball season with Johnson participating in the ceremonial activity.
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Johnson
Two Kansas Stars Excel In Tryouts
Veteran coach Slats Gill watched his NCAA Red team during tryouts as two Kansas stars stood out for speed and scoring. The session highlighted potential roster moves and future conference implications.
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Kansas Stars
Bob Green
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Slats Gill
Olympic basketball trials head to Tokyo finals night
The article details exhibition results and pregame drills as top players and coaches discuss the U S Olympic basketball trials. It notes Gill leading the AAU Stars, Iba coaching the eventual Olympic team, and prime candidates from Reds and Stars plus other teams. It also covers semifinal and consolation results from the trials.
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Henry Iba
Oklahoma State
Gill
Oregon State
AAU Stars
Peay
Iba
Ncaa Reds
Mel Counts
Jim Barnes
Wally Jones
Bill Bradley
Jeff Mullins
Dave Stallworth
Willie Murrell
Akron Goodyear Wingfoots
Larry Brown
Pete McCaffrey
George Wilson
Jerry Shipp
Willis Reed
Lucious Jackson
Walt Hazzard
Bunk Adams
Joe Caldwell
Manny Newsome
Reds
NAIA
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