Ottawa Junior High Sets Records in Dual Meet Loss
OLATHE Ottawa's junior high track squad set three new school records but lost to Olathe Junior High 57-43. Henry won the 100-yard dash in 9.3 seconds, Woodward the 220 in 25.5, and Henry, Woodward, Altic, and Gilroy helped the 440-relay to a new mark. Ottawa eighth graders swept several events, with Gage and Boyer notable double winners and Silvey tying for high jump. Ottawa hosts Emporia on April 12.
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Dan Woodward
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Woodward
David Altic
Greg Gilroy
Wayne Parker
Bob Gage
Ronnie Boyer
Reggie Silvey
Gage
Boyer
Silvey
Dennis Cook
Emporia Junior High
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Scotties Win Golf Match In Northeast Kansas League
Highland Park led a northeast Kansas league golf meet at Leavenworth with a 317 team score. Leavenworth 321 Lawrence 328 Ottawa 373 Atchison 387 followed. Medalist was Jeeper Deputy with 81. Don Meyers 90. Gary Duffield and Jim Trigg 98. Ottawa teams travel to Atchison for the second league match Thursday.
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Scotties
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Ottawa
Atchison
Cyclones
Jeeper
Don Meyers
Gary Duffield
Jim Trigg
Ottawans
Long Walk Dairy Diet Drives 3000 Mile Trek to World’s Fair
Vernon Stewart, 32, a former Burrton Kansas teacher now roustabout in oil fields, vows to hike 3000 miles from New Orleans to Seattle for the World’s Fair, subsisting entirely on dairy. He says a co worker dared him and he’s on a health kick and may walk back home after the visit.
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New Orleans
Vernon Stewart
Seattle
Stewart
Burrton
Kan
Pender Listed as Underdog in Boston Title Fight
In Boston, middleweight champion Terry Downes is a decided underdog to challenger Paul Pender in a 15 round bout at Boston Garden. Pender, 85 favorite in Boston, 5-2 in Downes' London, sparks heightened scrutiny of officials and medicals amid Paret tragedy and recent brain and heart exams ordered by the Massachusetts Boxing Commission. The bout airs nationally at 9 p.m. on Channel 9 with Boston area blackout.
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London
Kid Paret
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Lumpe Aims for .300 Batting Year With Bunt Plan
Tampa relato: Kansas City A's second baseman Jerry Lumpe targets a .300 season by bunting more. He hit .293 last year and notes eight of nine bunt fair balls produced hits. Coach Dario Lodigiani cites bad luck on line drives as a factor but backs Lumpe’s plan to boost his power through bunting and hit 10 extra base hits.
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Fla
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Kansas City A’s
Lumpe
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Jerry
Area Players Are Honored
Wellsville High School senior Alva Schendel received an honorable mention on the Northeast All-Area Class A basketball team. Ten players on the Class A list include Ted Morse, Larry Spiering, Ron Means, and Larry Simmons from the Little Seven League. Steve Bowers of Louisburg also earned honorable mention. Richard Beach of Spring Hill is listed on the Class B All-Area team. Burgeon of Pomona is noted on the Class B list.
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L. B. Schendel
Ted Morse
DeSoto
Larry Spiering
Ron Means
Eudora
Larry Simmons
Louisburg
Steve Bowers
Richard Beach
Spring Hill
Tint Burgeon
Pomona
Sterling Wins Triangular Meet Highlights Local Track Victories
Sterling College swept seven events to win a triangular track meet in Sterling Kansas over McPherson College and Friends University. McPherson finished second with 50.4 points while Friends totaled 40.14 points. Steve Buxton of Friends won three events including the javelin and two hurdle races.
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Kan
Sterling College
McPerson College
Friends University
McPherson
Friends
Steve Buxton
Cash Too Tickled To Reach Second Batting Title
LAKELAND Florida AP Norm Cash Detroit Tigers first baseman still playful in spring drills after winning 1961 batting crown with .361 average. He expects around .300 this season as batting comes easy while fielding remains occasional chore. He trained under Phil Cavarretta to improve defense and humor marks many spring appearances.
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Lakeland
Fla
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Cash
Florida
Texas
Bob Scheffing
Phil Cavarretta
Cavarretta
Ottawa High School nets win over Osawatomie 5-3 in tennis
Ottawa High School tennis beat Osawatomie 5-3 in a B team match. Singles results included John Thompson defeating Bill Whittenbrink 6-2 6-3 and Max Spooner beating Steve Punshon 6-2 6-0. Doubles Jefferis Tommyson defeated Coffelt McQueary 8-2.
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Ottawa High School
Forest Park
John Thompson
Ottawa
Bill Whittenbrink
Danny Coffell
David Milburn
Jan Jefferis
Cary Vess
James Graham
John McQueary
Max Spooner
Steve Punshon
Kent Harmony
Jim Moody
Steve Harmony
Milton Bland
Jefferis - Thompson
Coffelt - McQueary
New Teams Enter Ottawa Bowling Top Five
Two new teams Pepsi Cola and Jaycees joined the Ottawa Men's Bowling Tournament top five with identical 3,033 series. Budge's 3,010 and Bundy 3,088 sit behind in standings while 1.0.0.F. No. 24 at 3,042 remains two points ahead of Budge's and Bundy. First and second place retain bylines as the event closes tonight. Singles and doubles start tomorrow and run through next weekend.
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Jaycees
Ottawa
Budge’s
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Player May Find Cure in Masters Defending title lead
AUGUSTA Ga AP Gary Player opened the Masters with a 5 under par 67 to seize a two stroke lead in defense of his crown. Julius Boros, Arnold Palmer and others trailed with scores around 69 to 71 as weather interrupted play and the gallery enjoyed a dramatic finish at Augusta National.
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Gary Player
Johannesburg
Player
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
Arnold Palmer
Miami
Palmer
Mike Souchak
Grossinger
N.Y
Florida
Dave Ragan
Sun City
Gardner Dickinson
Tequesta
Gene Littler
Rancho Bernardo
Calif
Don January
Dallas
Billy Maxwell
Las Vegas
Nev
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
George Bayer
Sam Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
Jack Nicklaus
Still In Coma After A Fall
Doctors at Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque NM said Lew Hyman 19 remained in a coma and in critical condition after suffering severe brain damage during the NCAA Gymnastics Championships when he fell on his head while finishing a trampoline routine. Hyman is a University of Michigan sophomore.
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N.M
Presbyterian Hospital
Lew Hyman
Hyman
University of Michigan
Jones' Shot Gives Celtics Best of 7
Boston defender Sam Jones drilled a jumper over Wilt Chamberlain with two seconds left to lift the Celtics to a 109 107 win over the 76ers in the Eastern Division playoff. The series now heads to Los Angeles for the title showdown, with Jones and Chamberlain delivering the clutch moment.
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Sam Jones
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia
Jones
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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Chamberlain
Bob Cousy
Bill Russell
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Celtics Rally To Take Eastern Finals In Tight Win
In a dramatic playoff tilt Boston defeated Philadelphia 109 to 107 to clinch the Eastern Division final 4 games to 3. Boston grabs a 1 0 series lead heading into the championship round with the 109 107 victory.
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Associated Press
Boston
Philadelphia
Exhibition Baseball Thursday Results Report
Exhibition results show Kansas City 6 New York 5 and New York 2 Philadelphia 1. St Louis 6 Detroit 5. Minnesota 6 Baltimore 2. Chicago 5 Cincinnati 0. Houston 3 Los Angeles 2. San Francisco 8 Milwaukee 2. Schedule lists multiple matchups across venues including Louisville, St Petersburg, Albuquerque, Oklahoma City, San Diego, Salt Lake City, Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach.
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Timing device eyed to replace stop watches at meets
Wynne Arkansas AP reports a radio station owner and chief engineer introduced an electronic timing system triggered by the starter gun and stopped by a finish line eye. Bud Raley and Art Rogers plan demonstrations for NCAA and state associations at the Memphis Relays.
Stafford Goes Nine In Yank Win
Bill Stafford pitched a complete game as the New York Yankees beat the Phillies 2 1 at Fort Lauderdale. The right-hander worked 9 innings, yielding 11 singles with no homers, boosting his spring ERA to 1.69 while the Yankees moved to 17 8 in exhibitions and tied for best mark with St. Louis. The Cardinals beat Detroit 6 5 at Lakeland, handing the Tigers an eighth straight loss.
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