Milwaukee vs Braves showdown tops Wisconsin antitrust ruling
A Wisconsin circuit judge ruled the Milwaukee Braves must return to Milwaukee or the National League must present a 1967 expansion plan including Milwaukee by May 16. The decision fines the NL and its member clubs $5,000 each and opens contempt risk if the deadline is ignored.
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Hawks survive high scoring game to force seventh
St Louis edged Los Angeles 131 127 in a wild Western Division playoff clash. Bill Bridges led Hawks with 29 points on 22 shots amid a fast paced duel as Joe Caldwell and Zelma Beaty sparked a late 17 2 run to seal the win. Lakers top scorer Jersey West posted 28.
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Emporia Relays Next For OU
The Ottawa University area track schedule includes the big Emporia Relays on Saturday with more than 1,000 athletes from 90 schools. OU teams look to tune up April 19 and April 22 at Cook Field for the Denominational crown as high school and college divisions compete across five divisions.
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Major Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Vernon Law of Pittsburgh pitched a four hitter without a walk as the Pirates beat Atlanta 6 to 0. Tony Oliva of Minnesota hit a three run homer in the eighth inning to pace a 63 victory over Kansas City.
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Good Chance Clay to Fight Cooper in London
In Louisville AP report Gordon B Davidson says negotiations are underway for Cassius Clay to defend his heavyweight title against Henry Cooper in London likely May 21. Arrangements could be completed within 10 days and a contract plus draft board permission are needed. Clay may fight again before entering the Army.
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Ottawa Junior High to Meet Bonner Springs on Friday
OJHS Track Ottawa Junior High will face Bonner Springs in a dual track meet Friday at Ottawa University's Cook Field, staging a local prep clash with sprint hurdles and distance events on the card.
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Weary Jack Favored In Las Vegas
Jack Nicklaus, weary from travel after a Masters triumph, opened as the favorite at the $100,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. Twenty-six pros including Arnold Palmer, Bill Casper, Doug Sanders and Gary Player chased $20,000 top money at the Desert Inn Country Club.
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Baseball Scoreboard: Friday and Today Games Lined Up
Detroit at New York 2 California at Chicago Kansas City at Minnesota Calfornia at Minnesota Washington at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Baltimore Chicago at San Francisco Houston at Los Angeles N Philadelphia at St. Louis N Atlanta at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia N St. Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Los Angeles N Houston at San Francisco N
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Bowling Scores From Various Leagues
A scanned scoreboard lists high scores and bowler totals across multiple leagues including K of C, Eagles Lodge, Otasco, Royal Lanes, and more. Highlights include top 199 by Harkins, 496 by Didde, 514 by Yost, and 565 by Ainsworth, with numerous 170s to 226s from diverse teams and venues.
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Roundup of scores across multiple college sports
Omaha defeats Wesleyan 95 0 in baseball as MacMurray beats Principia 6 1. Kirksville State rallies 13 14 in golf, Culver Stockton defeats Oklahoma 11 4, Wichita tops Oklahoma 4 14, Nebraska 5 over Oklahoma 11 4, Wichita 3 12. Oklahoma 7 Nebraska 0 in tennis, Warrensburg State 7 Pittsburg State 2, Bethel Minnesota 84 Bethel Kansas 52 in track.
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Dobbs Slips Back Home No Comment
El Paso Texas Western coach Bobby Dobbs returned after a two day Army vacancy visit. Whether he will fill the Army job remains secret though athletic director George McCarty hinted a decision soon. Dobbs has four years left on his contract and is viewed as the leading Army candidate after Paul Dietzel left for South Carolina.
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Robinson Boys Power Orioles To Win And Contend
Frank and Brooks Robinson led Baltimore’s 8-1 win over Boston, homering twice to cap a two game Fenway Park sweep as Jim Palmer pitched into the win. Minnesota beat Kansas City 5-3 on Tony Oliva’s eighth inning homer. Rain postponed Cleveland at Washington and Detroit at New York.
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Olathe Tops Ottawa High In Tennis Match
Olathe halted Ottawa Highs tennis win streak with an 8 1 victory on the Olathe courts. Larry Lewis Ottawa beat Mike Boyer 6 4 6 2 for Ottawas lone win. Doubles saw Peters and Lewis edge Boyer and Bennett 6 2 4 6 6 0.
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Mulkey to make 12th Kansas Relays appearance
Phil Mulkey seven time decathlon champion at the Kansas Relays will race at the meet next week in his 12th and final appearance. The 34 year old Memphis teacher holds the Relays decathlon record of 7480 points set in 1962 and last year won with 7080 points. Also entered is Robin Lingle former Missouri star challenging Jim Ryun in the Glenn Cunningham mile as Ryun aims for a sub four minute mile. Seventeen schools entered in the university division, with others in college and freshman divisions, including Kansas and several big programs.
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