Ottawa Relays Produce Thrilling 8-A Title Defense
Terry Ostmeyer notes Ottawa High’s red and white thin clad team won their third straight 8-A Relays crown despite cold, windy weather. The 26th annual meet saw a dry day, top performances, and a tight 4A competition where Manhattan edged Em to claim the big school title.
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Ottawa High Roars to Narrow 3A Track Victory
Ottawa High School dominated the 3-A meet, scoring 67 to Bonner Springs 39 and Hayden 33. Arlie Watts led with wins in the 220 and 440 and anchored the mile relay. Mike Ratliff, Larry Waymire, and David Thompson fueled a burst of points in sprints and relays as Ottawa claimed multiple records and two relays plus the 880 and mile.
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Baseball strike stalemate deepens impasse in MLB
AP reports owners rejected players offer to start the season while pension talks resume. Players plan unfair labor practice charges as arbitration proposals clash with owners. MLB season remains stalled after four days with no baseball played.
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Ryun Seeks 880 Glory At Texas Relays Triumph
Jim Ryun, aiming to regain world dominance in the 880, wins a special 680 run at the 45th Texas Relays with 1:48.1 as he plans rest before Kansas Relays. He discusses Olympic hopes, allergy shots, and pressure while Tom Von Ruden looms, and Kansas State dominates the distance medley relay.
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