Leavenworth wins AA title at Ottawa Relays hard fought
Leavenworth dominates class AA scoring 4814 points to win the AA title for the second straight year. Ottawa High hosts a strong finish with 29 points, while St. Joseph Shawnee edges Paola for class A by 28 to 27 as EKL sprinters shine and Oris Cox retires after 40 years as Ottawa coach.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Leavenworth
St. Joseph of
Shawnee
Ottawa
Paola
Effingham
Shawnee Heights
Neodesha
Ottawa High
Doug Underwood
Underwood
Cyclones
OHS
Dudley Calder
Harvey Nicholson
Reggie Silvey
Bob Gage
Scott Wallace
John Wilson
Rick Bien
Mike McClay
Tom Stephenson
Wilson
Bien
Stephenson
Ph.McClay
Y.celay
Carter Williams
Phil Floyd
Mike Geiger
Oliver Gillom
Williams
Floyd
Leavensworth
Geiger
Olathe
Turner
Gene Pettey
EKL
Terry Taylor
Greg Knop
Tom Wigger
Gary Bowerman
Dave Brink
Rod Rush
Chris Flynn
St. Joseph
Rush
Flynn
Rune Ning
Garnett
Ronnie Barnasby
Oris Cox
Ottawa Relays
Ottawa Chamber of Commlmerce
Ottawa University
Cox
Otetawa
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Argentine
Emporia
Manehattan
Atchison
Iola
Parsons
Altamont
Chanute
Eet St. Joseph of
Sabetha
Wamego
Humboldt
Fredonia
DeSoto
Maur Hill
Osawatomie
Immaculata
Girard
Greensboro Players Rewarded In Masters Race
Greensboro AP report notes R H Sikes and Phil Rodgers earned Masters berths through performance in the Greater Greensboro Open. Weiskopf led with 55 points and 24 more for runner-up, while Sikes tied for sixth for 19 points total 116, Rodgers shot 67 to finish tied for 15th for eight points and 96.
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Greensboro
N.C
R. H. Sikes
Phil Rodgers
Tom Weiskopf
Sikes
Rodgers
Texas Relays Big 8 Has Good Meet Yet Frustrating
At the Texas Relays the Big Eight set three all time bests while winning three golds. Kansas freshman Jim Ryan ran a 4 03 9 mile, OU’s Jim Johnson cleared 6 11 in high jump but lost to Texas Southern’s John Hartfield. Kansas and Kansas State posted top distance medley times, Abilene Christian beat the league 9 36 5 in the distance medley relay, and Oklahoma State’s two mile relay upset by Texas.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Texas Reelays
Kansas
Jim Ryan
Texas
Oklahoma
Jim Johnson
Ron Tull
Johnson
Tory
John Hartfield
Texas Southern
Tull
Missouri
Steve Herndon
John Lawson
K-State
Conrad Nightingale
Abilene Christian
Lawson
ACC
Drakevict
Allen Russell
Lowell Paul
Charles Christmas
Ley
K.state
Oklahoma State
OSU
Tom von Ruden
Preston Davis
Nebraska
John Perry
KeState
Harold Wooten
Jim Farrell
Gene Crews
Sanders Wins Greensboro Open In Sudden Death Duel
Doug Sanders, 32, of Ojai California, beat Tom Weiskopf on the second playoff hole to win the Greensboro Open and claim his second consecutive title. Sanders earned $20,000 from a $100,000 purse, with Weiskopf taking $12,000. Arnold Palmer voiced doubt about his own form and Sanders' Masters prospects as the golf circuit heads to Augusta.
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Greensboro
N.C
Doug Sanders
al Besselink
Sanders
Augusta
Tom Weiskopf
Ojai
Calif
Jacksonville
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Palmer
Sanders and Weiskopf
Bedford
Ohio
Weiskopf
Miller Barber
Dave Ragan
Barber
Rasgan
Dave Marr
Celtics and Lakers Surge Toward NBA Playoffs
St Louis Celtics in command as Boston routs Philadelphia 115 96 to take early control in the Eastern final. Los Angeles answers with a 125 116 win over St Louis Hawks to grab a 2 0 lead in the Western final as playoff fever grows. Celtics rely on Sam Jones and John Havlicek while Philadelphia counters with Wilt Chamberlain and Zelmo Beatty. Elgin Baylor nets 42 for the Lakers. Philadelphia hosts Boston in Boston next, Western series heads to St Louis.
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Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
Phildelphia 76Ers
76Ers
Philadelphia
Lakers
Minneapolis
St. Louis Hawks
Cincinnati
Gers
Philadelphi
Celtics
Sam Jones
John Havlicek
Wilt Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
Tommy Heinsohn
Zelmo Beatty
Hawks
St. Louis
Red Sox trade Mantilla for Kasko in quiet roster move
Boston sends Felix Mantilla to Houston for Eddie Kasko in a trade seen as low impact. The club also optioned four players to Toronto, shrinking the roster to 31, three over the limit.
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Sarasota
Fla
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Felix Mantilla
Houston Astros
Eddie Kasko
Boston
Toronto
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Texas Relays
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