Cyclones Prime For KU Relays in Lawrence
Ten Ottawa High athletes enter nine events in the KU Relays high school division at Lawrence. Friday features prelims in the 100 yard dash for Rudy Wilson and Scott Bird with Wilson also in the broad jump. discus entries for Russ Hughes and Ed McCutcheon. javelin by Hughes. and Ottawa's relays in the 880, medley, and distance medley. Saturday brings finals and events like the 2 mile with Jerry Peffly and pole vault by Steve Hanes. Ottawa aims to defend records in the 880 and medley relays, while Peffly seeks the invitational mile after a 4:26.4 spring time.
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Ottawa
Lawrence
OHS
Rudy Wilson
Scott Bird
Wilson
Russ Hughes
Ed McCutcheon
Hughes
Jerry Peffly
Steve Hanes
Jay Schoonover
Terry Wallace
Bruce Underwood
Peffly
Bird
David Thompson
Wallace
Schoonover
Thompson
Hanes
Sooner Gridders Forfeit Nine 1973 Games
Oklahoma announces the forfeiture of nine 1973 season games due to recruiting irregularities. The Sooners drop to 3-9, void the Sugar Bowl win over Penn State and lose the Big Eight title. Kerry Jackson and Mike Phillips were ruled ineligible for the same reason, with offensive line coach Bill Michael resigning after admitting knowledge of transcript tampering.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma Sooner
Sooners
Penn State
Mike Phillips
Jackson
Galveston, Tex
Ball High School
Bill Michael
Oklahoma
Wade Walker
Michael
Walker
Barry Switzer
Switzer
Phillips
Aspect
Manhattan
Kan
Hancock Sets World Mark in Decathlon High Jump
Lawrence Kan AP Bill Hancock a SIU sophomore led after five events in the Kansas Relays first day. He set a world record with a decathlon high jump of 7 feet 1 inch, added a 100 meter dash win in 10.9 seconds and a long jump of 23 feet 9 3/4 inches. Hancock had 4029 points to 3709 for Dave Bahr of Graceland College as the next events were planned.
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Lawrence
Kan
Bill Hancock
Southern Illinois
Kansas
Hancock
Joachim Krist
Herbert Huttl
Dave Bahr
Graceland College
Julius Marks
OHS Ace Medalist In Quad At Ottawa Country Club
Turner leads Ottawa in quad action at Ottawa Country Club while Olathe takes overall and Boucek of OHS shoots 87 to lead individual scoring. Turner 561 total, four-man 378, two-man 182 183. Olathe 577, Ottawa 410, De Soto 628. Next meet De Soto Invitational Monday with six golfers, best four scores count.
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Turner
Olathe
Ottawa Country Club
Cyclones
B. J. Boucek
Boucek
Ottawa
de Soto
Chris van Fossan
OHL
Randy Olmsted
Keith Kramer
Jason Douglass
Burt Bowers
Baseball Scores and NBA Playoff Shifts
Baseball scoreboard shows American and National League standings and daily results including Milwaukee 4 Cleveland 0 and New York 7 Baltimore 4. Knicks crush Celtics 129-96 as Boston suffers record playoff defeat, coach Heinsohn lamenting the performance.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Oakland
Texas
Fryman
Curtis
Ryerson
Dunning
Peterson
Palmer
Odom
Splittorff
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
Atlanta
New York Knicks
Boston Celtics
Tom Heinsohn
Celtics
Knicks
Celts
New Yorkers
A's Win A Point From Royals In Identity Crisis
Oakland the World Champions beat Kansas City 7-6 as Gene Tenace hit a decisive home run in the seventh. Ed Kirkpatrick and Cookie Rojas fueled an early Royal lead b ut an error by Ray Fosse opened the door for a comeback. The rest of the league saw Yankees, Tigers, and Orioles win in a day of late drama.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Oakland A's
Kansas City Royals
Kansas City
Oakland
Charley Finley
Finley
Royals
Gene Tenace
New York Yankees
Baltimore
California
Minnesota
Chicago
Texas
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Reggie Jackson
Yankees
Thurman Munson
Felipe Alou
Fenway Park
al Kaline
Willie Horton
Ed Brinkman
Jim Perry
Ed Kirkpatrick
Cookie Rojas
Ray Fosse
Fosse
Tenace
Bowling Leagues Results and High Scores Listed
Wednesday Night Ladies and Commercial leagues report top teams, high series and game scores. Notable marks include H Liegerot 196.460, V Sink 182-471, S Troutman 178-487, J Hettler 183-501, M Ransom 194, D Wiker 476, N Fritts 184-499, J Wise 180, J South 481, R Page 220, C Hettler 545, J McClaren 531, and O Halt 530 among others across multiple squads and franchises.
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Sevyhoors
H. Liegerot
Family Affair
V. Sink
Loyd Builders
S. Troutman
Peoples Bank
M. Ransom
D. Wiker
Citizens Bank
J. Hettler
Fritts Garage
Redenbaugh
Naqmi’s Club
S. Ackerman
Hahn
BD. Lee
N. Martindale
First National Bank
N. Fritts
Alexander Doyen
K. Sumner
Wolgast
Commercial League
Crites
Ottawa rider wins 100 cc race at Wheelsport Moto X
Jerry OHarah of Ottawa captured the 100 cc rum Sunday at Wheelsport Moto X near Baldwin riding a Yamaha. James Barrett of Wellsville won the open class on a Maico, Brad Jones of Kansas City took the 125 cc on a CZ, and Mike Stanfield of Belton won the 300 cc on a Husky. A muddy rain drenched course marred the event with about 200 spectators attending.
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Jerry O'Harah
Ottawa
Wheelsport
Baldwin
O’harah
Yamaha
James Barrett
Wellsville
Brad Jones
Kansas City
Mike Stanfield
Belton
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Paine
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Hooten
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McAndrew
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Spinks
Christenson
Torrez
Marichal
Osteen
Houston II
Walt Frazier
Red Holzman
Sage
No 412
S. Main
Bert Blyleven
Frank Robinson
Twins
Angels
Robinson
Nolan Ryan
Nick Allen
New York Mets
Bob Knight
L. Wichman
C. Hettter
Food Mobile
A. Conus
Boise Cascade
B. Carey
L. Pyle
Bent Fender
D. Denniston
Town & Country
Allis
Everett's Barber Shop
M. Guyett
O. Halt
Ottawan
JR. Cheney
Prins
Hyatt
Rod Sale
GAUGI
Briggs & Stratton
Mitchell
Junyte Breen
Ares
Raustings
Alt
Metat
Cork Seti
Ponglife
Spaal Ma
Mender Ottawa Retail Association
Wikaon
AM Teather
Leathe
Bavinu
Dria
Te Wa
Little League’ Baseball All
Basrna Shoes
Mmey
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