Rodgers Wins BM In Style At Boston Marathon
Hometown favorite Bill Rodgers claims the Boston Marathon title over Japan’s Toshihiko Seko, setting an American record as he stretched clear on Heartbreak Hill. The 31 year old Melrose, Massachusetts native voiced his hunger for a third win.
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Slower Indy Means More Excitement at Indy 500
AP reports slower speeds at the Indianapolis 500 due to a USAC rule change cutting engine manifold pressure. Defending USAC champion Tom Sneva stresses close racing and spectator appeal, while CART and USAC dispute continues. Sneva notes restricted horsepower can improve racing and entertainment value.
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Patek's cold hands cost Royals a costly double play
In Detroit, Fred Patek could not handle a tailor-made double play grounder due to cold winds, letting three unearned runs score as the Tigers routed Kansas City 10-4. Steve Kemp and Alan Trammell fueled Detroit with two RBIs each and solid relief from Steve Baker.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission to Host Softball Meeting
An ORC organized softball meeting will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Youth Center on 115 W. 4th. All teams must attend, rosters and $100 entry fees due. $75 for Church League men. The first 50 men and 32 women will be accepted. season starts April 30 with seeding tournaments. Participation cards cost $4 for local residents and $8 for nonresidents.
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Public Meetings Set For Fishing Information
The Fish and Game Commission in the southeast region will hold public meetings from April 30 to May 3 to inform anglers about fishing prospects and management activities. A new committee will review regulations and invite input at Paola Independence Pittsburg and Chanute venues.
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