Peffly Sets Mile Mark At Kansas Relays For Ottawa High
Ottawa High School athlete Jerry Peffly broke the school mile record with a 4 26.3 at the Kansas Relays in Lawrence, placing fifth as he chased a 4 26.4 mark this year. The OHS sprint medley team qualified for the final with 3 41.8 as other Ottawa sprinters reached finals and several events saw records and near-record efforts despite windy conditions.
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Ottawa High School
Jerry Peffly
Lawrence
OHS
Peffly
Christensen
Hugoton
Arts
Council Grove
Hamilton
Shawnee Mission North
25 000 Expected At Kansas Relays Today
Lawrence Kan AP seven university division champions from last week's Texas Relays aim for another title in the Kansas Relays as the meet attracts over 25 000 The program highlights include the Glenn Cunningham Mile Dillon Ryun not competing The meet features records at the college division sprint medley relay and notable performances by Boit Wottle Cushman Burgher and Walker along with standout marks from Sam Walker Porter Winter and Walker from Wichita State University
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Lawrence
Kan
Texas Relays
Kansas
William Oates
Texas
Glenn Cunningham
Jim Ryun
Kansas Flash
Ryun
Kansas Relay
New Mexico
Mike Boit
Texas Southern
Boit
Dave Wottle
Bowling Green
Ohio
Kansas State
Wottle
Robert Trimannex
Cliff Cushman
Oklahoma State
Jim Bolding
Southeast Asia
Steve Arkley
Colorado Star
Lennox Burgher
Nebraska
Southern Methodist
Sam Walker
Terry Porter
Oklahoma
Brad Winter
Alan Walker
Wichita State University
Michigan
Butler County
el Dorado
Butler
Twins Top Rangers as Hands Dominates Windy Relief
The Minnesota Twins beat Texas 5-1 as Bill Hands, affected by 36 mph gusts, fanned eight and allowed four hits. Orioles slip past Tigers 6-5 in 10. Indians top Red Sox 3-2. White Sox thump Royals 16-2. Brewers blank Yankees 2-0. A's edge Angels 4-3. In the NL, Reds top Braves 4-2. Astros stop Padres 6-2. Giants beat Dodgers 7-8.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Bill Hands
Texas Rangers
Hands
Minnesota Twins
Rangers
Minnesota
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee Brewers
New York Yankees
Oakland A’s
California Angels
Cincinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Houston Astros
San Diego Padres
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bowling league scores from Boise and surrounding centers
Readable lines list high games and totals from multiple bowling leagues and centers including Boise Cascade HigH 10-W Sink 160 and D. Wolgast 192 at Royal Lanes, plus bystander entries from Lee's Downtown, Baldwin Ward, Crites Appliance, and West Wilson Repair with top scores ranging from 169 to 513 and team tallies across several leagues.
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Boise Cascade
W. Sink
W. Bykstra
Lee's Downtowner
C. Clutter
Royal T
D. Wolgast
Helen and
Bill
D. Lucas
Baldwin-Ward
D. Ort
Troutman
Bent Fender
Armstrong
Wasemer’s Clothing
Saffron
Lees Downtowner
Heckman
Don's Cleaners
J. Taylor
Nitcher
F. Flora
Flogins
Heathman Oil
P. McDaniel
Nighthawk League
Harry Smith Auto
F. Wise
Bob Luce
B. Messenger
C. Burns
Franklin Savings
H. Reeves
Montgomery Ward
Ledom
G. Toumbarlin
West Wilson Repair
D. Hood
Workouts Begin Sunday for U S Basketball Team
LOS ANGELES AP The United States national basketball team opens a six game series with the Russians on April 29 and begins workouts Sunday at the Forum. Coach Bob Cousy says the squad will employ fast break and pressing defense to disrupt the Russians who are disciplined and mechanical and do run at times. He notes last year’s Olympic team lost 51-50 in the final to the Russians in the famous second chance game.
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Los Angeles
United States
Bob Cousy
U.S
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
National Basketball Association
Henry Iba
Tom Henderson
Hawaii
Henderson
UCLA
Bill Walton
OU Cancels Doubleheader with Mid-America at Olathe
The Ottawa University baseball doubleheader with Mid-America at Olathe was cancelled and replaced by a nine inning game Monday night. The Tigers had planned two seven inning games but the schedule now calls for one nine inning game and a different approach from veteran coach Henry Iba.
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Ottawa University
Mid- America
Olathe
Biggest Win For Overton Over King In Jacksonville Tourney
Wendy Overton of Ormond Beach Fla upset Billie Jean King 1-6 7-6 7-6 in the Greater Jacksonville event. King, Virginia Slims second seed, fought anger after losing the final tiebreakers as Overton advanced to face Rosemary Casals in the semifinals. Top seed Margaret Court later beat Valerie Ziegenfuss 6-1 6-1 to set Melville against Court.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Wendy Overton
Ormond Beach
Fla
Billie Jean King
King
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Miss Casals
Karen Krantzcke
Australia
Margaret Court
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Jose
Calif
Kerry Melville
Tennis grand prix set in Czechoslovakia this fall
AP reports a socialist nation will host a grand prix tennis tournament October 22 to 28 with about 32 players. The event, approved by the International Lawn Tennis Federation, will precede Paris and Stockholm grand prix stops.
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Associated Press Prague
Antonin Bolart
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Paris
Stockholm
Trevino Leads In $20,000 Tournament
Trevino holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa. He spoke of aiming to win the event and to reach $1 million in career earnings faster than any golfer, as strong winds and tight scoring shaped the day. Nicklaus, Palmer, and Casper trailed, with Nicklaus at 140 and Palmer at 141 after rounds marked by gusty conditions.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Lee Trevino
Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Nicklaus
Palmer
la Costa Country Club
Big J.C. Snead
Bruce Crampton
Jimmy Colbert
Flyers Hope For Victory Sunday
Philadelphia seeks to even the Stanley Cup series with Montreal as Rick MacLeish nears return from tonsillitis. The 50 goal scorer, NBC telecast at 3 p.m. EST, aims to boost a team that has won each of the first three one goal games.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Flyers
Montreal Canadiens
Rick MacLeish
National Hockey League
MacLeish
Flyers
Montreal
Canadiens
Bill Sutherland
Winnipeg Jets
Houston Aeros
World Hockey Association
WHA
New England
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Black Hawks
Sutherland
Jets
Chris Bordeleau
Wally Boyer
Bobby Hull
Danny Johnston
Joe Daley
Houston
Duke Harris
City Schedule Volleyball Night at Junior High Gym
On Monday April 23 at the Junior High Gym both junior high and senior girls divisions play. Matches include F Baptist versus Faith Lutheran, Independents versus First Baptist, Wesleyan versus Centropolis, Princeton versus Beautyland, Williamsburg versus Camron Towner, Appanoose versus Pizza Village, Jestart versus Cracker Jills, F Christian versus Jolly Dollies, Westminster versus North Baptist, and men’s contests F Lutheran versus Kramer's, Jaycees against Trinity U Meth, Don's versus Foursquare North Bapt., Westminster versus Palsies Teamsters.
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N. Junior High
JR. and
SR. HI
F. Baptist
Faith Lutheran Calvary Baptist
Independents
First Baptist
Wesleyan
Centropolis
Princeton
Beautyland
Williamsburg
Camron-Towner
Calvary Baptist
Appanoose
Pizza Village
Jestart
Cracker Jills
F. Christian
Jolly
Oklahoma Moves Within Half Game In Big Eight Series
Oklahoma edged Oklahoma State 10 11 innings to pull within a half game of the league leaders as the Sooners and Cowboys set for a doubleheader. OU pitcher Jackson Todd allowed six hits and set a school record with 204 career strikeouts while Harold Tompkins walked in the deciding run. Kansas swept Iowa State 4-2 and 3-2. Missouri beat Kansas 5-3 then lost 3-1. Nebraska edged Colorado 2-1 after Colorado won 2-0. Kansas State won twice to improve to 5-5 in conference play as the series with Iowa State continued today.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Lerrin LaGrow
Mickey Lolich
Baylor
Larry Brown
Paul Blair
John Hiller
LaGrow
Rich Coggins
Belanger
Gaylord Perry
Charlie Spikes
Cleveland
Boston
Spikes
Indians
Perry
Marty Pattin
Bill Melton
Chicago
Kansas City
Stan Bahnsen
Royals
Dave May
Milwaukee
Mel Stottlemyre
Jim Slaton
Brewers
New York
Slaton
Billy Conigliaro
Oakland
California
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Ken Forsch
Jim Crawford
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Juan Marichal
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Buffaloes
Oklahoma State
Harold Tompkins
Mike Uinfleet
Kenny King
Mike Cross
Lanny Phillips
Umfleet
Tompkins
Keith Drumwright
Jackson Todd
OSU
Terry Cole
Tim Drennan
Jayhawks
Dick Bradley
Kansas State
Andy Replogie
Shibata
Cornhuskers
Kevin Kirk
Gary Walcott
Huskers
Golf Pairings for Women Tuesday at local club
Golf pairings for Women Tuesday list participants Foulks Bennett C Johnson Cutting Walker Wolgast Daugharthy Bouska Brown Lyman M Johnson Warnock South Sheldon Moline Crawford Read Gilroy Smell Olmsted Shepard Burkdoll Hysom H Kramer. For reservations or cancellations call 242-3695 or 242-4721.
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Foulks
Bennett
C. Johnson
Cutting
Walker
Wolgast
Daugharthy
Bouska
Brown
Lyman
M. K. Johnson
Warnock
South
Sheldon
Moline
Crawford
Read
Gilroy
Smell
Olmsted
Shepard
Burkdoll
Hysom
H. Kramer
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Ottawa
Scott Bird
Rudy Wilson
David Thompson
Jay Schoonover
Shawnee Mission West
Wyandotte
Bishop Ward
Hutchinson
Concordia
Wichita East
Wichita Southeast
Steve Hanes
Wilson
Bird
Bruce Underwood
Darryl Bennet
Wyamotte
Sherman Herold
Hayden
Herold
Blythe
Uniontown
Kansas Relays
Twins
Rich Hand
Mark Belanger
Don Baylor
Swen Nater
Miss Overton
Mrs. King
Miss Melville
Janet Newbury
Iowa City
Iowa
Long Beach
Jerry Chandler
Castlemont High School
Lute Olson
Long Beach State
Olson
Long Beach City College
Jerry Tarkanian
Chandler
Dwight Jones
City College of San Francisco
Nevada- Southern
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
Tarkanian
Amherst
Mass
al Skinner
University of Massachusetts
Bert Yancey
Homero Blancas
Tommy Aaron
Keith Allen
Paine
Sooners
Cowboys
Saffron Glass Co
Walnut
Honda
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