Top Individuals Spark 38th Ottawa Relays Preview
Terry Ostmeyer notes a wide field of talent across 23 schools for the 38th Ottawa High Relays. Ottawa Cyclones face injuries but host a strong slate with Hayden Bonner Springs Iola and Topeka West among contenders in 3-A and 4-A divisions, aiming to claim team titles amid a dense pack of standout individuals.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Topeka West
Emporia
Manhattan
Sumner
Argentine
Highland Park
Hayden
Bonner
Iola
Wildcats
Rick Weissbeck
Kansas
Sherman Herold
Bill Gordon
Herold
Gordon
Dennis Perkins
Cyclone Star
Tracey Atherton
Bonner Springs
OHS
Steve Shaad
Mark Denning
Weissbeck
Don Kornhaus
Steve Hanes
Perkins
Arlie Watts
David Thompson
Terry Wallace
Kornhaus
Larry Waymire
Mike Ratliff
Garnett
Osawatomie
Santa Fe Trail
St. Joseph's Shawnee
Tonganoxie
Council Grove
Girard
Shawnee Heights
Leavenworth
Seaman
Olathe
Washburn Rural
Bishop Miege
Masters Opens With Gary Player Biting Call For Inclusivity
Gary Player from apartheid South Africa said the Masters cannot reach full stature until black players compete as equals on Augusta National’s fairways, not just as caddies, urging rules relaxation to allow qualified black golfers to enter. He noted ongoing invites and qualification rules shape a very narrow entry door for nonwhite competitors.
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Augusta
Gary Player
South Africa
Augusta National
Johannesburg
Player
Robert Tyre
Bob) Jones
Asia
South America
Spain
Canada
Britain
New Zealand
Australia
Clifford Roberts
Lee Elder
OJHS Track Results Highlight Ottawa Dominance
Ottawa hosts ninth and eighth grade track events with Ottawa teams posting numerous top finishes. Notable results include Bird and Thompson leading sprint times, Royster collecting multiple top placements in relays, field events dominated by Ottawa with McCutcheon and Crownover high on the lists, and gaps in classification showing Ottawa victories across events.
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Engel
Royster
Mayes
Ottawa
Wittioma
Trembly
New Bright
Major
Ot- Henals
Fawn
Mitchell
Roystes
Otto
McCutcheon
Seremewec
Cassion
Crownover
Woods
Borjaster
Gright
Bideau
Borjas
Surgeon
Williams
Davia
Grade
Chastain
McAdoo
Confer
Mcre
Dask
Whitecra
Madden
Winter
Young
Ottawe
Fairchild
Weir
Cincinnati Group Waits For Annual Baseball Parade
Cincinnati reports the Findlay Market Association plans opening day festivities despite the Reds Astros game postponement due to a players strike. Lathrop and crew prepared a fruit basket and flag for Sparky Anderson and Bob Howsam. fans face disappointment as weather cooperated but events await rescheduling. Community impact from opening day activities is estimated at 548000 dollars in local economic effects with ancillary spending across food, entertainment, transportation, lodging, and parking. Reds president Francis Dale notes strong owners’ stance against a 17 percent pension increase demanded by the MLB Players Association.
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Cincinnati
Findlay Market Association
Chester A. Lathrop
Lathrop
Reds
Houston Astros
Sparky Anderson
Bob Howsam
Riverfront Stadium
Charles Kramer
Greater Cincinnati
Francis L. Dale
Major League Baseball Players Association
OHS Wins Golf Dual on Paola Links
Ottawa High four-man squad topped Paola 185 to 186 on the Paola course led by Doug Kramer 44. Other Ottawans were Paul Byrd 46 Mike Moline 47 and B J Boucek 48. Paola’s Rocky Holland 58 and Alan Attebury 69 led the Cyclones 99 127 in the two-man. JV scores Paola 231 Ottawa 266 with Barron 56 Roeh 53 Gentner 78 Heathman 79. Ottawa hosts Paola Osawatomie Bonner Springs De Soto April 10 at 12 30.
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Ottawa High
Paola
Paola Links
Doug Kramer
Ottawans
OHS
Paul Byrd
Mike Moline
B. J. Boucek
Cyclones
Rocky Holland
Alan Attebury
OHL
David Barron
Eldon Roeh
Mark Gentner
Brad Heathman
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Bonner Springs
de Soto
Bowling Bits Week Updates From March Bowling Standings
Week summary of bowling results with top players and teams by day. Sue Wolgast leads week with 220 game and 568 series. Franklin Savings leads team standings, while Eagles and Naomi's club show strong showings. Multiple leagues named with notable scores, placements, and high games across Monday to Friday.
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Hazel Liegerot
Sue Wolgast
Alexander-Doyen Insurance Agency
Virginia Hoffman
Franklin Savings
U.G.W.A
Kay Cordle
Peoples National Bank
Haley Abstract Co
Eagles
Housewives
Juanita Simms
Bowerettes
Alexander Doyen
Peoples Bank
Naomi’s
Citizens Bank of Pomona
Karen Foster
Beautyland
Irwin’s
Damion Towner
Royal T
Bent Fender
Lister
Robbie Droge
Sharon Heckman
Pat White
Florine Morgan
Cathy McClay
Ella Keller
Marla Schmoe
Betty Maloney
Elaine Dyer
Connie Haas
Lovina Campbell
Marilyn Miller
Hazel Ogle
Shirley Troutman
Mazie Gordon
Donna Nichols
Pat Stankard
Cecile Anderson
Baseball Scene Grows Dimmer
The season opens delayed by a players walkout with no games yet and rival pitchers Miller and Gaherin warming up in the bullpen. The NCAA sues the ABA and McDaniels over secret college player signings seeking damages of 285 763.80, with key defendants named. Ottawa tennis results shown, plus ongoing labor talks and limited workouts as teams weigh an uncertain start.
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New York
Marvin Miller
John Gaherin
Cincinnati
Reds
Houston Astros
Kansas City
National Collegiate Athletic Association
American Basketball Association
Jim McDaniels
Western Kentucky
U.S. District Court
Louisville
ABA Carolina Cougars
Athletes Advisory Group, Inc
Norman Blass
NCAA
ABA
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Pomona Cafe
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the Sisters
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Todd Mobile Homes
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Uhadcidl Muse Tax Masters
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ISC
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Interstate Securities Company
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Fred Brown
Stewart Johnson
David Geiss
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Stan Adell
Jim Thornton
Philadelphia
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Atlanta Braves
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Orioles
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Baltimore
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox Park
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Three Rivers Stadium
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Bulldozer Airplane
Harry Smith Auto
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NML
Robert L
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Bob Dunn
Inml Bennett
Litwin‘s
Hank Americard
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