Lawrence Tops OHS Netters 8 1 in Tennis Dual
Lawrence defeated Ottawa High 8-1 in a tennis dual with action split between OHS and Forest Park. Ron Matthews was the lone winner for Ottawa High, taking Mike Dykes 7-5 4-6 6-3 in No 2 singles as Lawrence and Ottawa split overall.
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Baker Nets Sweep Ottawa 7-0 in Tennis Victory
Baker University dominated Ottawa University with a 7-0 win. Wally Post defeated Marty Williams 6-3 6-0 and John Meyer beat Rick Winchester 6-1 6-4. Bakeman and Post won doubles 6-1 6-2, with Wightman and Bakeman also prevailin...
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Boxing Results from Associated Press Night Totals
Angel Oquendo from Puerto Rico edged Levan Roundtree of New York by decision in Honolulu. Adolph Pruitt of Los Angeles stopped John Santos in two rounds in Honolulu. Suh Kanell of South Korea outpointed Roman Branco of Venezuela in Seoul. Eddie Jones of Los Angeles defeated Frankie Niblett of San Francisco by decision in Las Vegas.
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Yaz at it again in opening day homer spree
Carl Yastrzemski belts two homers in Boston's 7-3 win over Detroit, including an inside-the-park shot. Other AL openers: Minnesota over Washington 2-0, Cleveland 9-0 over Chicago, New York a 1-0 winner vs California, Baltimore 3-1 vs Oakland. Killebrew and Allison homer for Minnesota, Siebert and Stottlemyre shine on mound. Vice President Hubert Humphrey watches Twins win as Dean Chance hurls four-hitter.
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Major Stars Shine in Lopsided Baseball Wins
Sonny Stebert of the Indians pitched a two hitter as Cleveland crushed Chicago 9 0 Carl Yastrzemski led the Red Sox with two homers in a 7 3 victory over the Detroit Tigers.
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Twilight League Bowling Scores In Ottawa Bus Service
A listing of high scores from the Twilight League in Ottawa with top performances for Bowing teams and shops. Notable scores include Figgins 258-625 and Linneman 187 as high games for TWL participants, with multiple patrons posting solid totals across various teams and venues.
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Dee's Road To Glory A Long One
A basketball dropout with a bad knee rises to the 12 man U S Olympic team via St Mary of the Plains Dodge City Kansas. Don Dee rebuilt his career after a knee injury at St Louis University and a long struggle balancing work and studies before starring for St Mary and earning NAIA Olympic squad selection.
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Top Sprinters Will Be In Blocks At KU Meet
Lawrence special reports two world class sprinters Charlie Greene Nebraska and Jim Hines Texas Southern will race a 100 meter dash at the 43rd Kansas Relays next week. The pair, both with world record claims, aim for U S Olympic selection while meeting holds a strong field including world record holders Ryan Matson Boston Byers and Ralph Boston.
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76ers bench fuels 116 105 win over Celtics in Boston
The Philadelphia 76ers relied on reserve guards Matt Guokas Billy Melchionni and Johnny Green to spark a 116 105 victory over the Boston Celtics in Boston tying the Eastern Division final at 1-1. In Los Angeles the Lakers edged the Warriors 115 112 to grab a 2 0 lead in the Western final. Friday has no games.
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