Brockman Powers Braves at Park College Relays
Karrie Brockman set park and OU records with an 18-9 long jump pacing Ottawa University in Parkville. OU men, led by Gary Williams with 23-3 in the long jump, posted several top marks as Northeastern Missouri State won the team title. Park finished second.
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Ottawa University
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Eric Stevens
Smith
Williams
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Mike Paramore
Doug Crawshaw
Paramore
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Susan McFarland
Lisa Weber
Robin Moore
Kathy Hodges
Rhonda Small
Weber
Hodges
Janet Elliott
William Jewell
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Jewell
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Ottawa Relays And Paola Meet Rescheduled
Ottawa High along with Paola were weathered out of the Paola Invitational but the event has been reset for Tuesday. Officials expect preliminaries to begin at 3 p m and the Ottawa Relays will start at 3 30 p m on April 23 at OHS with both meets moved to the same day.
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Langer Wins Masters With Unlikely Putt Solves Yips
Bernhard Langer, 27, triumphed at Augusta National overcoming a four-shot deficit to win his first major. He credited finding a putting solution, using two styles for different ranges, as he beat Curtis Strange by two strokes to claim the green jacket.
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Seve Ballesteros
Spain
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Ballesteros
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Lakers End Kings Western Era With 122 116 Victory
Los Angeles clues clinch 14th straight win over Kansas City Kings, ending the KC era as the Lakers beat them 122 116 at Kemper Arena. The Kings finish 31 51 with relocation expected to Sacramento, while Lakers set a 20 losses, 64th win, led by Scott 25 and McGee Kupchak 19. Fans boo GM Joe Axelson as emotions flare after final game in Kansas City.
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Axelson
Sacramento
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Woodson
Larry Drew
Phil Johnson
Kansas City
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Boston Marathon Losing Its Lustre
The Boston Marathon, once the premier road race, is fading as prize money remains refused by the Boston Athletic Association. Defending champion Geoff Smith and favorite Lisa Larsen Weidenbach say money affects entries and participation, with several top women already planning to run other events.
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Tigers pound Royals as Petry controls Kansas City
Detroit ace Dan Petry matched his fastball with control using a pounding performance to hand the Royals a 5-1 loss at Royals Stadium. Willie Hernandez closed the ninth as Detroit seized the series. Parrish belted a three run homer in the seventh to cap the scoring. Royals slump deepens with seven runs in five games.
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Lance Parrish
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Kirk Gibson
Parrish
Chris Pittaro
Lou Whitacker
Trammell
Bret Saberhagen
Whitaker
Short
Spence Foot Care Products Promise Comfort and Longevity
Advertising claims that Spence Foot Care Products absorb shock reduce friction and odor proof washable and outwear rivals. The design targets walking running and standing comfort, urging readers to try Spence for healthier feet.
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