Ottawa University Faces Denominational Track Meet at Cook Field
Ottawa University tracks for the Denominational meet at Cook Field with OU and Southwestern as co favorites. Competing schools include Baker, Friends, Sterling, Bethany, McPherson, Bethel, College of Emporia, Kansas Wesleyan, William Jewell, and Tabor. OU relies on last year’s champions Griffin, Roth, Randall, and relay teams, but faces ineligible setback for Bruce Crofts and strong Southwestern challengers in Clayton Petty and others.
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Dale Dieterich
Gendee
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Cook Field
Southwestern
Baker University
Friends
Sterling
Bethany
McPherson
Bethel
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Kansas
William Jewell
Tabor College
Dan Griffin
C of E
John Howland
Jim Roth
Roth
Braves
Jesse Randall
Wendell Carpenter
Phil Hughes
Leonard Scheufler
Stan Hudson
Hudson
Dick Booth
Gene Meeks
Scheufler
Bruce Crofts
Ee Ek Dvely
Tee
Interway
Jim Carter
Ed Mack
Petty
Sheuffer
Meeks
Ron Reusch
Roy Dunn
Dave Hale
Clayton
Dennis Devine
Randall
John Adams
Griffin
John Carver
Joe Binns
Darell Gowens
Binns
Adams
Greg VanErt
Hale
Gowens
Evan Johnson
Johnson
Carver
VanErt
Whirlwinds Sweep Nine Grade Meet At Cook Field
Ottawa Junior High dominated the ninth grade action at Cook Field in a triangular meet with Fort Scott and Chanute, winning nine firsts and setting two school records. Fort Scott won the eighth grade title. Ottawa finished second, while Fort Scott led the rest with 54 points.
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Ottawa Junior High
Cook Field
Fort Scott
Chanute
OJHS
Wilmer Thompson
Vicetories
Frank Honn
Ottawa
Dana Bennett
Bennett
Doug Underwood
Jim Daugharthy
Ronnie Lloyd
Whirlwinds
Lawrence West
Lawerence Central
Atchison
Emeporta
Olathe
Osawatomie
Baldewin
Washburn Rural
Central Heights
Bates
Baseball Scoreboard Thursday Drama and Scores
Chicago defeats California 8 to 6 in the lone Thursday game. Detroit meets Washington, Minnesota faces California, and Chicago plays Kansas City in other scheduled games. St. Louis edges New York 5 to 4 while San Francisco beats Chicago 5 to 2. Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 1 and Atlanta 5 Philadelphia 4 highlight another slate as San Francisco visits Houston and Pittsburgh visits St Louis. Philadelphia visits Cincinnati and New York travels to Atlanta while Los Angeles hosts Chicago.
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Detroit
Washington
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Pet
Cleveland
Baltimore
Boston
W. L. Pc.t
San Fran
Philaphia
Dinner Time Draws Near for Ottawa Banquet
Time is short for reservations to honor Ottawa High School athletic director Orlis Cox retiring after 40 years. Athletes yet to receive invitations should call the Chamber of Commerce office or co chairmen Dr. Rodney McClay and Marvin Durebin. Reservations close Monday April 25 with about 200 already received. No guest speaker. master of ceremonies is Gerald Barker. Dinner at 7 15 p m in Washburn University Union.
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Orlis Cox
Ottawa High School
Cox
Chamber of Commerce Office
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Rodney McClay
Marvin Durebin
Gerald Barker
Washburn University
University Union
Maryville State Tops Peru State in Roundup
In a multi-sport regional roundup, Maryville State defeated Peru State 93 to 74 in track. Tarkio posted a 10 point margin in another event. Missouri offered tennis results with Graceland losing 6 to 1, and Fort Hays State delivering a 7 to 0 golf scoreline against Kearney. Nebraska State and Kansas State competed in golf with Nebraska 13 to 12, South Dakota 2, and Lincoln, Missouri 1314, Rockhurst 4lp in a high scoring slate.
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Peru
Neb
Tarkio
Missouri
Graceland
Fort Hays State
Kearney
Neb. State
Kansas
Emporia State
Nebraska
Kansas State
South Dakota
Lincoln
Rockhurst
Red Auerbach Eyes Ninth Title As Celtics Lead Lakers
Los Angeles AP reports Red Auerbach, famed Celtics coach, aims for his ninth NBA title. Celtics hold a 2-1 lead over the Lakers in the best of seven series as they head into tonight's game. The team hopes to award him another trophy, a fifth consecutive, beyond his eight career championships.
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Rosston Celtics
Red Auerbach
National Basketball Association
Auerbach
Celtics
Boston
Los Angeles Lakers
Phillies add Jackson and Buhl to bolster pitching depth
Philadelphia general manager John Quinn trades Adolpho Phillips Ferguson Jenkins and John Herrnstein to the Chicago Cubs to acquire veteran starters Larry Jackson and Bob Buhl. Managers Quinn and Mauch praise the move as adding a fourth and fifth starter as the club seeks improved depth and pennant chances. Jackson is slated to start Sunday against Cincinnati with Buhl to follow as a spot starter.
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Larry Jackeson
Bob Buhl
Philadelphia Phillies
John Quinn
Quinn
Phillies
Adolpho Phillips
Ferguson Jenkins
John Herrnstein
Chicago Cubs
Jackson
Buhl
Gene Mauch
Cincinnati
Quinne Mauch
Frenchman Carpentier Tops Dempsey in Art Gallery Duel
Georges Carpentier and Jack Dempsey, longtime rivals, trade verbal jabs at a New York art gallery opening for George Bellows paintings. Carpentier, aged 72, weighs 165 and wins the exchange, praising boxing's golden era while Dempsey, 70, weighs 220 and recalls their 1921 Jersey City bout. Carpentier notes Marcel Cerdan Jr. as France's rising prospect, while dismissing him as lacking his father’s edge.
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Jack Dempsey
Manassa
Dempsey
Jack
Carpentier
Jersey City
N.J
Georges
Dempsey Gene Tunney
Tomm Loughran
George Bellows
Bellows
America
France
Marcel Cerdan Jr
Boxing Results from Auckland and Las Vegas bouts
Boxing results list Toro George of New Zealand outpoints Ray Perez of Honolulu in Auckland. Featherweights in Las Vegas show Charley Austin of Phoenix KOing Doug Huntley of Los Angeles in seven rounds.
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Auckland
N.C
Toro George
New Zealand
Ray Perez
Honolulu
Las Vegas
Nev
Charley Austin
Phoenix
Ariz
Doug Huntley
Los Angeles
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