Ottawa U Defends Interdenominational Relays Title in Upset
Ottawa University won the OU Interdenominational Relays at Cook Field for the second straight year, finishing with 97 points to Southwestern's 86. McPherson took third with 75, Washburn 49, Kansas Wesleyan 46, and a crowded pack trailing. Sid Walker led with two jumps and a 23-5 broad jump record tie, while Dave Hale set the discus standard at 160-2. Ottawa swept several relays and field events, aided by four runners Harris Newson Johnson and Tesch producing eight golds between them.
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Baseball scoreboard with mixed results across leagues
Baseball scoreboard lists today’s games including Atlanta 5 San Diego 2 and Los Angeles 7 San Francisco 5 with multiple National and American League matchups. Also notes Wednesday results and standings with teams like Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburgh New York St. Louis Montreal Cincinnati Houston Milwaukee Boston and others in East Division context.
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Boxing Bout Ends in KO in Columbus Match
Columbus fighter Bill Douglas 160 pounds knocks out Kenny Partlow 1574 pounds Huntington West Virginia in a boxing contest held in Columbus.
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