Fee System Expands to Lake Pomona Parks
Kansas and federal authorities impose park access fees for state and federal areas around Lake Pomona. The state charges 5 for an annual permit plus 1 for a second car and 1 for a one day permit. federal options range from 0.50 to 7 for 30 days or a year, with specific vehicle and individual access rules.
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Evers
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Kansag
Lake Pomona
National Park System
Corps of Engineers
Pomona
Vassar
Carbolyn
Ranger Management
Franklin County
Lighthouse Bay
Dragoon
Michiegan Valley
Wolf Creek
North Shore Marina
Michigan Valley
Engineers' Office
Department of the Interior
Lake Posmona
KU Relays Underway Without Speedy TSU
Lawrence AP Twelve meet records and four national freshman marks could fall at the 41st Kansas Relays as a strong field features six Olympians. Key figures include anchor men John Perry OSU Preston Davis Texas and anchor milers John Lawson Kansas and Conrad Nightingale Kansas State with Ryun looming for national marks.
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Lawrence
Kansas
John Perry
Oklahoma State
Preston Davis
Texas
John Lawson
Conrad Nightingale
Kansas State
Lawson
Nightingale
Celtics Take 2-1 Lead With 120-106 Win Over Lakers
In Los Angeles, Red Auerbach said the Celtics did not come to split as they beat the Lakers 120-106 to take a 2-1 lead in the NBA finals before 15,101 at the Sports Arena. Russell, Jones, and Sanders sparked a third-quarter rally while Schaus praised Boston’s poised veterans. The series moves to Boston for Game Four.
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Celtics
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Laker
Fred Schaus
Bill Russell
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Russell
Sam Jones
Tom Sanders
Olympic exhibit reaches Rome after air delay
Delegates from Salt Lake City await the missing merchandise exhibit for the 1972 Winter Games bid. The display was delayed at a Lemnion air field due to engine trouble, then flown to Milan before a 900 mile road transfer to Rome.
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Rome
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lemnion Air Field
United States
London
Milan
Busy Friday track meets for Ottawa schools
Ottawa High competes at the Argentine Relays in Kansas City while Ottawa University hosts the Ottawa Denominational at Cook Field. Starting times: 4:30 p.m. for denominational preliminaries in field events, 5 p.m. preliminaries on the track, with track finals and the javelin at 6:45 p.m.
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Ottawa High
Ottawa University
OHS
Kansas City
Ottawa
Cook Field
Terrell to Defend WBA Heavyweight Title in June
Ernie Terrell to defend his WBA heavyweight title against Doug Jones in Houston in June. Jones is ranked No 2 by the WBA which recognizes Terrell as champion. Promoter Earl Gilliam said contracts are signed for a 15 round bout at Sam Houston Coliseum with possible Dome, and Terrell guaranteed over $100,000 for his third title defense.
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Gilliam
Harris County
Terrell
Army Stars Aid Coaching Duties at West Point
West Point, N.Y. AP Army figures volunteer to support spring football after Dietzel leaves. Tom Cahill, Tad Schroeder organize drills with help from Lt. Col. Webb Maj. Lash Maj. Franklin Capt. Johnson and Lt. Cammie Lewis, former Army players and aides stepped in to coach positions.
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N.Y
Army
Tom Cahill
Cahill
Tad Schroeder
Paul Diet
Footeball
Bill Webb
Doc Blanchard
Glenn Davis
Hane
Pete Lash
Red Blaik
Joe Franklin
Art Johnson
Cammie Lewis
Pappy Lewis
Dallas Open Golf Tournament Opens With Top Field
The $85,000 Dallas Open starts in Dallas with its strongest field despite Palmer and Nicklaus absence. Doug Sanders and Gay Brewer top the favorites, ranked No. 7 and No. 3 in money winnings, each eyeing the $15,000 first prize. Eleven Dallas pros are in the 145-player field, including Brewer and Sanders.
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Dallas
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Gay Browser
Brewer
Sanders
Baseball Scoreboard AP American League standings summary
American League standings show Cleveland 6 0 1000, Baltimore 6 1 857, Detroit 6 3 667, Chicago 4 2 667, California 4 2 667, Minnesota 3 8 800, Boston 2 6 250, Washington 1 5 167, Kansas City 1 5 167, New York 1 7 425. Wednesday results: Boston 5 Detroit 3, Baltimore 6 Washington 3, Cleveland 4 New York 2, California 4 Chicago 3 in 11 innings. Minnesota at Kansas City postponed by rain. Chicago at California today. Minnesota at California and Chicago at Kansas City plus Detroit at Washington on Friday. all listed as N.
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Chicago
California
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
New York
W. L. Pet
Pittsburgh
San Franco
Los Angeles
Phila
Phia
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Ottawa High nets win over DeSoto in tennis clash
Ottawa High School tennis team beat DeSoto 8-1 for their second win this spring, improving to 3-1. Upcoming match schedules include a Wednesday, April 27 contest at Lawrence. Scorers listed include Angles Larry Lewis and Morris Bennett.
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DeSoto
Cyclones
OHS
Lawrence
Esults
Larry Lewis
Ottawa
Ken Polter
Bob Koker
Ron Matthews
Morris Bennett
Mike Fricky
Allen Loyd
Joe Lindt
Ted North
Bob Tripkos
David Mudrick
Gary Stroud
Boxing Results in Richmond
Ralph McCoy of Richmond knocked out Rocky Montalvo of San Francisco in the fourth round at a Richmond boxing show. The featherweight bout ended decisively as McCoy gained supremacy with a powerful finish.
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Richmond
Calif
Ralph McCoy
Rocky Montalvo
San Francisco
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