Distance Ace Lovers OHS 2 Mile Mark
Ottawa Vigh's Jerry Peffly dominated the cold damp OHS 2 mile, clocking 9 44.85 to win. The wind and sleet persisted as Peffly shattered his own school record by 33 seconds, delivering a standout Kansas mark despite poor weather conditions.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Vigh
Jerry Peffly
Emporia
Olathe
Ohs
Peffly
Poffly
OWS
Kansas
Ottawa Cyclones Excel in Atchison Invite Weather Hurts Scores
Ottawa High golfers place fifth in a 14 school field as B J Boucek and Randy Olmsted combine for 192 in two man event. Atchison wins with 174 strokes while Leavenworth tops four man play with 362. In track, Rudy Wilson leads Ottawa with wins in the 100 and broad jump, Peffly clocks 4 36 0 in the mile, and three Ottawa athletes win B team events as the season opens with a tuneup for Friday’s Ottawa Relays.
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OHS
B. J. Boucek
Randy Olmsted
Atchison
Olmsted
Cyclones
Karl Artinger
Keith Kramer
Chris van Fossan
Jason Douglass
Ottawa
Emporia
Olathe
Rudy Wilson
Russ Hughes
Peffly
Bert Anderson
Bob Thompson
Jim Floersch
Hutchinson
Price
Beeman
McRoberts
Dash Wilgoin
Bird
Newell-Olathe
Empor We
Run-St Peffly
Ottawas
Hendrickson
Underwood
Wayman
Wilson
Hanes
D. Thompson
Asa
Dash
Oshel
Wallace
Mintz
Funk
Boyington
Anderson
Pelfly
Thompson
Aird
Jay Schoonover
Empor
Newell
Aldrich
Farris
Ray
Dalrymple
Santamaria
Jett Schoonover
Wassmer
Jundy
Pimpteston
Perples
Asher
Gilpin
Bowman
Tidd
Hee J Bay
Bee Run
Fifeld
Snyder
Stinson
Dash— Dalrymple
Qlathe
Lowe
Mankin
Pimpleton
Maidondi
Scheve
Turner
Delay
Stark
Dalrympre
Fiversch
R. Pope
Woods
Yost
Newkirk
Bristow
Larimer
D. Pope
Otawa
Shepard
Santaularia
Gricesm
Owners Snub Best Two Out Of Three NFL Title
NFL owners rejected a bid to create a best two out of three series to decide the league champion. New Orleans was set to host Super Bowl 1X on January 12, 1975, in the Louisiana Superdome, with Miami slated for 1976. The new stadium would showcase six suspended TV screens for instant replays.
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National Football League
Oakland Raiders
al Davis
New Orleans
Miami
Louisiana Superdome
Bullets face Knicks as playoffs roll on in Baltimore
The Baltimore Bullets, 0-2 to the Knicks this year after last season's playoff exit, must win the next game in Baltimore. Also in the NBA playoffs, Carolina Cougars lead Nets 2-1, Kentucky 2-0 on Squires, and Celtics hold 1-0 over Hawks as Havlicek shines with a 54 point night.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
National Basketball Association
New York Knicks
Baltimore
Gene Shue
Knicks
Carolina Cougars
New York Nets
Kentucky Colonels
Virginia Squires
Denver Rockets
Indiana Pacers
Carolina
Kentucky
Indiana
Boston Celtics
Atlanta
Hawks
Utah Stars
San Diego Conquistadors
Atlanta Hawks
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Celtics
John Havlicek
Havlicek
Boston
Joe Mullaney
Squires
Billy Cunningham
Cunningham
Carolina Surge
Julius Keye
Keye
Roger Brown
Rainy Masters Weather Puts Nicklaus in Favor
Lee Trevino says rain helps rivals challenge Jack Nicklaus who seeks a fifth Masters title at Augusta. Trevino notes damp conditions favor players with longer clubs while Nicklaus prefers dry, fast greens but will adapt to play well. Ed Sneed shines as a late-round star in PGA events, with multiple near-low rounds recently.
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Jack
Trevino
Nicklaus
Augusta
Bell the
Columbus
Ohio
Bob Jones
Reds Open Season Where'72 Ended
Reds open the 1973 season at Riverfront Stadium with Don Gullett facing Juan Marichal in a rematch of last year's World Series. The sellout crowd expects a happier ending after Cincinnati lost the 1972 deciding game to Oakland.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Riverfront Stadium
Reds
Don Gullett
Oakland
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Gullett
Marichal
Reggie Cleveland
Ross Grimsley
Bob Moose
Jim “Catfish” Hunter
Bob Robertson
Dick Allen
Reggie Jackson
John Stephenson
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
California
Milwaukee
San Diego
New York Yankees
New York Mets
Minnesota
Houston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Baltimore
Savannah
Cardinals
Red Sox
Ben Ogilvie
Reggie Smith
Ogilvie
Grimsley
Tigers
Woodie Fryman
Tom Timmerman
Bobby Tolan
Cat
Bowling League Highs And Winners Report
Tuesday night leagues show top scores and high series for BoWLing Industrial League Hawking and Ohara Omaha area lanes. Notable highs include Roehl 198 and Davis 222 in mixed team play, Ledom 192 and Barnes 30 in auxiliary events, with several shop names like Peoples Bank Heathman Oil and Arnold's Jewelry listed among top scorers.
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Industrial League
Hawking & Ohara
Roehl
Aughes Auto Parts
J. Everhart
Peoples Bank
R. Davis
Ottawa Bowl
Willhite
Damron-Towner
R. Robison
Ottawa Co.op
L. Barnes
Arnold’s
H. Liegerot
J. Harvey
Heathman Oil
E. McDaniels
Merger Talk Overshadows Ice Playoffs
Playoffs begin in the NHL and WHA as merger rumors swirl. In the NHL quarter finals Boston hosts New York Rangers Buffalo visits Montreal Minnesota plays Philadelphia and St Louis visits Chicago. WHA action features Cleveland at Philadelphia and Minnesota versus Alberta to decide the West playoff spot. Clarence Campbell downplays the talks while Bill Jennings Ben Hatskin and Alan Eagleson comment on anti trust concerns and player unease. Emile Francis predicts a long series as Buffalo makes its Stanley Cup debut against Montreal.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
Boston
New York Rangers
Buffalo
Montreal
Minnesota
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Alberta
New York
Bill Jennings
NHL
Board of Governors
Ben Hatskin
Winnipeg Jets
Clarence Campbell
League
Campbell
Jennings
Hatskin
Alan Eagleson
NHL Players Association
Washington
Eagleson
Toronto
Buffalo Sabres
Emile Francis
Rangers
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