Ottawa Relays Lure Top Kansas High School Talent
Ottawa High hosts the 1978 Relays in a leaner faster format with 53 schools and 1 000 athletes. White Division on Thursday features 35 schools including Gardner Buckingham brothers and Marysville leading girls with Deb Fink while Red Division on Saturday hosts Leavenworth Highland Park Junction City Sumner and others with Bentley a standout.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa Relays
Kansas
OHS
Marysville Girls
Leavenworth
Highland Park
Marysville
Deb Fink
Jocelyn Bentley
Allenfield House
Ottawa High
Don Kornhaus
University of Kansas
Buckingham Brothers of
Gardner
Ottawa
Jeff Buckingham
Brother George
Jeff
George
Buckinghams
Effingham
Marysville Gals
Fink
Holton
Wellsville
Baldwin
Maur Hill
Mike Clem
Sumner
Junction City
Topeka West
John Harris
Kevin Murphy
Cedric Lowe
Washburn Rural
Bill McCoy
Cyclones
Kornhaus
Alan Keefer
Tony Weatherbee
Tim Wilson
Mark Barnes
John McFarland
Julie Buick
Janine Moore
Debbie Burch
Crackdown on Pro Golf Slow Play Starts Now
Augusta AP reports the PGA Tour will impose fines up to 1000 dollars and a three week suspension for slow play. Commissioner Deane Beman cites pace of play as a game-wide problem and vows strict enforcement after stopwatch judged rules are issued to members.
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Augusta
PGA Tour
Deane Beman
Tour
Beman
OU Fresh Swings Well in Quadrangular Golf Meet
Baker wins the 18-hole claycrest course event with 326 while William Jewell hosts in second at 342 Ottawa University finishes with 390 and Central Methodist 374 Baker's Matt Bean is medalist with 76 Ottawa freshman Steve Waters cards 82 for third-best round The Braves head to the Heart of America Classic in Warrensburg Friday and Saturday.
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Liberty
Ottawa University
Claycrest
Baker
William Jewell
Central Methodist
Ottawa
Matt Bean
Steve Waters
Braves
Warrensburg
NFL Keeps Local TV Blackout Plan Through 1979
NFL Commissioner Rozelle says home games will remain televised locally if sold out 72 hours before kickoff for the 1978 and 1979 seasons. Congress terms to pursue anti blackout legislation, with hearings planned in Miami and Washington. Lawmakers seek a broader fix beyond voluntary action, considering stricter caps against blackouts.
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Washington
Congress
National Football League
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Senate
House
Hollings
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Miami
Opening Day Sparks Mind Games For Twins Mariners Clash
The Minnesota Twins and Seattle Mariners open the season not as West contenders but one will sit atop the AL West after their in Seattle Kingdome matchup. The National League starts Thursday in Cincinnati with the Reds hosting the Astros, and 26 clubs are scheduled for action with additional exhibition games today and two more Thursday.
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Minnesota Twins
Seattle Mariners
Seattle
Kingdome
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston Astros
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