Hungry Cowens Lifts Celtics Past Knicks in Eastern Finals
Dave Cowens dominated with 23 points and 16 rebounds as Boston erased a late deficit to beat New York 115-109 in game three of the Eastern Conference finals. Bill Bradley led the Knicks with 29 points, while Walt Frazier added 28. Indiana topped Utah 116-111 in the Western Division final.
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Milwaukee
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Virginia
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Ja Jo White
John Havlicek
Red Holzman
Bill Bradley
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Walt Frazier
Earl Monroe
Freddie Lewis
Oklahoman Leads KU Decathlon at Kansas Relays
Gary Hill of Oklahoma Christian College led the decathlon after day one with 3,928 points, winning the 100 meters and long jump. Mike Wedman of Colorado led rivals with 3,905, while Bruce Jenner of Graceland sat fourth. Competitors include Andrew Pettes, Kjell Isaksson, Jim Ryan, and Randy Matson, with 1,660 athletes entered across Friday and Saturday events.
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Wedman
Pettes
Kjell Isaksson
Sweden
Isaksson
Texas
Len Hilton
John Lawson
Larry Rose
Greg Carlberg
Ken Swenson
Randy Matson
al Feuerbach
Feuerbach
Charlie Greene
Cliff Branch
George Daniels
Colorado
Bowling Bits Highlight Week With High Games And Team Leads
Top bowler Dorothy Toumberlin rolled 240 in a 568 series for the week ending April 15. Bent Fender Body Shop led with an 867 game and 2,411 series. Standings feature Franklin Savings atop with 83-45 and 1. L.G.W.U. second at 73-542, with weekly highs noted for each day and notable splits and banquet date set for May 9 at Ottawa University.
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Hazel Liegerot
Dorothy Toumberlin
Bent Fender Body Shop
Mary Lu Burgoon
Ruth Carlson
Franklin Savings
L.G.W.U
Kay Cordle
Helen Carey
Peoples National Bank
Haley
Peoples Bank
Skyhook Cranes
Shirley Coffman
Peggy Bush
Hits & Misses
Hustlers
Viola Dodd
Glenna Lu Whitacre
Anna May Imel
Damron-Towner
Damron- Towner
Irwin's
White Motor Co
Anderson Carpet Service
Bent Fender
Carlton Shuts Out Cardinals in Phillies Victory
Left-hander Steve Carlton fired a three hitter to lead the Philadelphia Phillies to a 1-0 win over the St. Louis Cardinals and avoid facing his former teammates for the first time. Carlton, traded from St. Louis to Philadelphia in February for Rick Wise, downplayed revenge but admitted the incentive to win was strong. Joe Hoerner teased Carlton’s feelings, noting the ace would prefer to shut out his old club.
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Associated Press
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Kansas City
Reggie Jackson
A’s
Wednesday Night Ladies Ire Sisters-3 High 10-30-Guyett
League scores list for Ottawa area bowling night features names, lanes, and scores from multiple teams including Village Inn, Citizens State Bank, Naomi's Club, First Natl Bank, Skyhooks, People’s Natl Bank, Twilight League, Ottawa Bus Service, Town & Country Supply, Everett's Barber, Boise-Cascade, Todd Mobile Homes, Wednesday Housewives League and more. Top scores noted alongside players like Guyett and Leach.
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Village Inn
Medien
Kramer Drugs
P. Fritts
Citizens State Bank
Leach
Heckman
Lee Coo
Chambers
Alexander Doyen
Reed
Nat‘l. Bank
Eubank
Bell
White
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Ransom
Twilight League
Bent Fender
the Hustlers
Sims
the Plugs
Foster
Bowleretts
Milton
Lamb-Rogerts
Brock
Richmond Co-Op
Wilson
Ottawa Tire & Supply
Simmons
Crites Body Shop
Wise
Whiteford
BOB Knight Mobil—T
Cannady
Guy's Foods Inc
Mittchell
Seventh Grade Track Team Scores and Results
Ottawa places first in many events with Shater 13.8 and Spencer 6.4 in sprints. Walker 23-0 in shot put and Walker 98-0 in discus highlight field events. Scribner 9-0 wins pole vault and Crenshaw 13-9 1/2 wins broad jump.
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Coneyville
Ottawa
Independents
Iola
Chanute
Parsons
Shater
Rouse
Dash
Spencer
Shatter
Walker
Istance
Scribner
Ottawa Shoots onto 1972 Kansas State Trap Team
Richard Cannady of Ottawa named to the 1972 Kansas State Trap Team by the Kansas Trapshooters Association joining five other shooters on the men’s state team. Selection required 2500 singles 1500 handicap and 1000 doubles with captains and other notable shooters including Kenneth Chmidling Leavenworth and Bob Cromer Greensburg among others. The KTA also chose a state women’s team and a state junior team with Pat O’Bryon of Baldwin on the junior squad.
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Richard Cannady
Ottawa
Kansas Trapshooters Association
Cannady
Kenneth Chmidling
Leavenworth
Robert Ristow
Kansas City
Kan
Bob Cromer
Greensburg
Frank O'Brian
Lewis
Cliff
OJHS Relays Postponed To Monday At Ottawa High
The ninth annual OJHS track and field carnival is delayed due to weather and will run Monday at Ottawa High. Field events start at 1 30 with prelims in running events, and track finals follow at 2 30.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High
Creed shoots 73 as OU golfers finish last in dual
Ottawa University golfer Dave Creed carded a 73 to lead individuals, but OU finished at the bottom in a dual with Baker and Rockhurst. Baker won team honors with a 16-2 win over OU and 13-5 over Rockhurst, while OU posted 537 total strokes to 473 for Baker and 491 for Rockhurst. Creed’s 73 was the day’s best. OU next plays College of Emporia at Ottawa Country Club Saturday.
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Dave Creed
Braves
Baker
Rockhurst College
Rockhurst
Wildcats
Ottawa
College of Emporia
Ottawa Country Club
Martin Clashes With Fan After Orioles Defeat
Detroit manager Billy Martin fought a street spectacle near Memorial Stadium after a 5-2 loss to Baltimore. He shoved a heckler, identified as Jack Sears, as players and reporters watched. Other AL games followed, including Yankees, Indians, Twins, and A’s wins with notable hits and debuts.
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Associated Press
Billy Martin
Detroit Tiger
Dave Boswell
Martin
Detroit
Jack Sears
Pontiac
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Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins
California Angels
Oakland A’s
Kansas City Royals
Baseball Scoreboard and Standings Snapshot
Baseball scoreboard lists teams by division with wins losses palms and percentages. Results recap shows Philadelphia over St. Louis 1-0 and other scores while rain postponed New York at Montreal. Upcoming games include Chicago at Pittsburgh and San Francisco at San Diego among others with multiple night matchups.
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Chicago
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New York
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Montreal
Cleveland
Boston
Milwaukee
Texas
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Minnesota
California
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Kansas City
Parsons
Hinton
Timmerman
Dobson
OU Baseball doubleheader likely canceled at Ortis Cox Field
Ottawa University in cooperation with Washburn is expected to call off Friday's non-conference baseball twinbill at Ortis Cox Field due to wet grounds. If canceled, the games will not be rescheduled.
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Ottawa University
Washburn
Ortis Cox Field
Weightmen Carry OHS At Chanute Relays
Ottawa High thinclads finish in a four way tie for fifth in Chanute Relays 3 A 4 A division. Jeff McAdoo Rex Pope and Russ Hughes score in weight events. McAdoo wins javelin 166-3 for OHS sole gold. Bruce Underwood places third in 2 mile. Jay Scholohover clocks 4 49 in the mile run. Next meet at Olathe Invitational Tuesday.
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Cyclones
Jeff McAdoo
Rex Pope
Russ Hughes
Coffeyville
Emporia
Pittsburg
Fort’ Scott
Ottawa
Altamont
Chanute
Independence
Parsons
McAdoo
OHS
Tax Planning for 1972 Deduction Rules
The text outlines deductions for disability payments involving a taxpayer unable to care for themselves. It describes reductions to deductible expenses after applying rules and notes a reduction by one half of the excess of adjusted gross income over 318,000 for the year.
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