OU Grad Big On Education And Fitness
Former Ottawa University star and Chicago Bears linebacker Dave Hale spoke at Pomona High Athletic Banquet in the PHS gym tonight. Hale, 6-8 and 255 pounds, shared training tips from the weight room and urged students to value education and attend small colleges for better access to professors and a bigger chance to stand out.
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Ottawa University
Pomona High
PHS
Dave Hale
Hale
Chicago Bears
Bears
Braves
Nicklaus Impresses Amateur at Augusta National
Nicklaus shoots 67 and 68 at Augusta in practice as Steve Melnyk, fellow amateur, predicts his rivals may be stopped by the Golden Bear. The field of 77 prepares for the Masters opening rounds amid rain and anticipation of a blue-blooded major.
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Augusta
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta National Golf Club
Steve Melnyk
Nicklaus
Jack
Steve
Florida
Mel‘nyk
Golden Bear
Melnyk
Frank Stranahan
Ken Venturi
Charlie Coe
OJHS Thinclads Sweep Triangular Meet Victory
Ottawa Junior High won both ninth and eighth grade triangular track meets over Santa Fe Trail and Millbrooke with 85 41 18 points in the ninth and 67 41 5 percent in the eighth. Winners included David Thompson and Scott Bird in multiple sprint events with Ottawa delaying Royster meet.
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Ottawa Junior High
OJHS
Clathes
Millbrooke
Santa Fe Trail
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Speed
David Thompson
Scott Bird
Chanute
Royster
Beeman
Black
Bowerman
Holcomb
Meier
Barnt
Sheldon
McRoberts
Santa
Thompson
Dalrymple
Strehlow
Ewright
Bird
Kornhaus
Newell
Opening Day Foes Feature Slips in Reds and Astros Losses
The Reds committed six errors in a 7-4 loss to Atlanta after Woody Woodward's fielding miscues. Bill Singer faltered early as Houston overwhelmed Los Angeles 6-2 with a decisive third inning triple by Denis Menke. Nixon did not attend the Washington opener as the Senators shut out Oakland 8-0, the first opening day win since 1962.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Woody Woodward
Atlanta
Denis Menke
Cesar Cedeno
Astros
Nixon
Daniel L. Pitzer
Vietnam
Washington
Melvin Laird
Pitzer
Dick Bosman
Bosman
Detroit
Ace
Baseball Night Schedule and Standings Snapshot
Major league games planned across a loaded Wednesday slate featuring Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Baltimore Milwaukee at Minnesota Kansas City at California and night games. National League East shows Chicago Montreal New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis vying for position while the West lists Atlanta Houston San Diego San Francisco Cincinnati and Los Angeles. Monday and Tuesday results include Atlanta beating Cincinnati 7-4 and Houston defeating Los Angeles 5-2 with several late games noted for night action.
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Horgan
Detroit
Lolich
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Pattin
Minnesota
Perry
Kansas City
Drago
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Wright
Chicago
Baltimore
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W. L. Pet
G.B
Pittsburgh
Ellis
Montreal
Morton
New York
Seaver
St. Louis
Gibson
Jenkins
San Francisco
Marichal
San Diego
Phoebox
Los Angeles
Osteen
Houston
Wilson
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Associated Press
W. L. Pet. GB. Wash
Boston
Calif
Kansas
City
Oakland
Washington
Bahnsen
Culp
Church League Scores Spread Across Season
Cal Baptist defeats U Methodist. F Bible beats F Lutheran. T Meth 1st Chris defeats F Bible. Foursquare over N Baptist. Foursquare over T Meth 1st Chris. Westminster defeats N Baptist. Men F Lutheran defeats U Methodist. Nazarene defeats 1st Baptist. Westminster defeats F Bible.
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Cal. Baptist
U. Methodist
F. Bible
F. Lutheran T. Meth
F. Bible Foursquare
N. Baptist Foursquare
T. Meth
Chris
Westminster
N. Baptist Men
F. Lutheran
U. Methodist Nazarene
1St Baptist Westminster
Baseball Meeting for Junior and Midget Leagues
An organization meeting for coaches and other interested parties in Junior League and Midget League baseball will be held at 7:30 pm Thursday at the Youth Center.
Knicks Anxious But Bullets Tired in Conference Finals
The Baltimore Bullets, slowed by injuries and worn after a seven game series with Philadelphia, face the New York Knicks in the Eastern Conference finals. Earl Monroe Wes Unseld Kevin Loughery and Gus Johnson lead the Bullets while the Knicks rest after their win over Atlanta. Coach Gene Shue said the team was not in good shape to start the series and felt drained emotionally and physically.
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Baltimore Bullets
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Earl Monroe
Wes Unseld
Kevin Loughery
Gus Johnson
Philadelphia
Knicks
Atlanta
Baltimore
Gene Shue
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