Ottawa Relays: Leavenworth and Highland Park Sweep Red Division
Leavenworth boys and Highland Park girls defend titles at Ottawa Relays Red Division. Leavenworth scores 119 to Junction City 114 in a tight boys race. Highland Park tops with 103, Ottawa 63, Junction City 54. Sprint standout Jocelyn Bentley leads the Highland Park girls with multiple meet records including a fast 880 and 200. Ottawa's Tim Wilson shines in long jump and 100 dash amid a young Cyclones team.
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OHS Golfers Struggle in Paola Ottawa Triangular Meet
OHS Cyclones finished behind Paola in both four-man and two-man events. Paola won the four-man with 196, Ottawa 204, Louisburg 204. Paola edged Ottawa 90-92 in two-man, Louisburg 93. Ottawa four-man: Jeff Brewer Pat Gahagan Joe Bouska 40s, Mark Denger 57. Two-man: Kevin Smell 42 Dick Hamilton 50. JV four-man: Mary Claterbos Dan Newmaster Alvin Roberts John Gladman. JV two-man: Kirby Soph Dennis Nelson. Week includes Ottawa Country Club 1-hole invitational, Washburn Rural quadrangular at Forbes, Osawatomie Invitational.
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Kings Rally Past Pacers For Midwest Finish
Kansas City clinched the NBA Midwest title and a playoff bye with a 107-101 win over Indiana. Rookie Phil Ford sparked the comeback with 16 points and strong play, while Otis Birdsong poured in 32 as Scott Wedman added 25. Indiana’s Johnny Davis scored 27 as the Pacers fell short late.
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Royals Hitting Without Guru
Kansas City faces a shaky start as stars George Brett and Hal McRae recover from off season surgeries and longtime hitting coach Charlie Lau departs. In season openers Brett and McRae show power and speed, while Brett admits it feels strange without Lau guiding them.
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Bundy Sparks OU in Bethel Invitational with shot put record
Ottawa University track star Mary Bundy led OU with a school record 41-11 in the shot put at Bethel Invitational, winning gold and placing in discus and javelin. Teammate Debbie Fann also placed fourth in javelin as OU women earned one other podium spot. In men’s events, Denis Greene, Dave Clayton and Dave Olson earned bronze in triple jump, javelin, and high hurdles. OU relays and Calderwood also placed. The meet drew teams from Kansas Wesleyan, Bethany, Northwestern Oklahoma, Bethel, OU, McPherson, Sterling, Hesston, Baker and Friends. OU men next at Central Methodist. women idle until Mule Relays April 21.
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Baseball scoreboard shows LA and SD results and rain suspensions
Baseball scoreboard lists Sundays results: Los Angeles 5 San Diego 2. Montreal at Pittsburgh 4 New York at Chicago postponed by rain. Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 6 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 suspended by rain. Houston 2 Atlanta Los Angeles 4 San Diego 5 in 12 innings. Monday games include Montreal at New York and Cincinnati at Atlanta with other slated matchups.
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