OU Hurlers Stun Cats With Sweep
Ottawa University pitchers Paul Sapienza and Ron Schoonejongen powered a doubleheader sweep of Baker University 3-1 and 5-0 at Orris Cox Field. Sapienza struck out nine in game one, Schoonejongen eight in game two, as OU improves to 3-12 overall and 2-4 in District 10 while Baker drops to 10-2.
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Ottawa University
Baker University
Orris Cox Field
Braves
Baker
Paul Sapienza
Ron Schoonesongen
Sapienza
Schoonejongen
Rod Brecheisen
Mark Tuttle
Brecheisen
Ottawa High Golfteam Triumphs In Pair Format
Ottawa High defeated Paola and Louisburg in the two man segment at Paola with Charley Porter and Tony Penn each shooting 42 for an 84. Paola edged in four-man event with 165 to Ottawa 186 and Louisburg 189. Medalist was Steve Anthony of Paola with 39. Ottawa hosts East Kansas League tourney first half at Ottawa Country Club Monday at 12:30.
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Ottawa High
Paola
Louisburg
Cyclones
Charley Porter
Tony Penn
Ottawa
OHL
B. J. Boucek
Rex Cummings
Bruce Fairbanks
Randy Olmsted
Steve Anthony
Ottawa Country Club
Olathe
OU Linksters Tumble Again
On Wednesday at the Ottawa Country Club OU Linksters faced St. Benedict's and College of Emporia in triangular golf action. The visitors tied 7-7, then SEC edged Ottawa University 8-7 and College of Emporia defeated Ottawa 124-24, led by Ron Crawford's 77 while Ottawa's Dave Creed shot 78. Friday OU travels to Atchison to face the Ravens.
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St. Benedict's
College of Emporia
Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa University
SEC
Braves
C of E
Ron Crawford
Ottawa
Dave Creed
Atchison
The
Ravens
Bowling Scores From Commercial and Twilight Leagues
Bowling scores listed for multiple leagues with high games and series. Notable names include Coffman 166 470 and Wilson 200 528, along with numerous 30 and 10 game tallies.
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Commercial League
Guy's
A. Coffman
Lamb-Roberts
Gooddert
Brock
Richmond Co-Op
M. Wilson
H. L. Wilson
Crites
Wise
Texaco
Page
Knight Mobile O
Brown
Twilight League
Bent Fender
Hollow
Bob Luce
Moses
Todd Mobile
Elder
Ottawa Bus
Hettler
Everett's
Fuller
Miller
Boise-Cascade
Pyle
Robertson
Ladies Sisters
J. Schmoe
Wright
Fritts
Sky Hooks
Liegerot
Bell
Independents
Leach
Alexander Doyen
Warhurst
H.D. Lee
Chambers
Martindale
Peoples National
Ransom
Ned Hiatt
Ackerman
D. Lucas
Naomi’s
Stankard
Village Inno
Medlen
Ottawa Babe Ruth League Sticker Sale Next Tuesday
Ottawa Babe Ruth League members will canvass the city Tuesday evening to raise funds for the season. They will offer bumper stickers for a one dollar donation to cover accident insurance and league expenses. Players should meet at Ottawa Junior High at 6 with birth certificates for verification.
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Ottawa
Orlis Cox Field
Gary Kuntz
Ottawa Junior High
Robert Soph
TV scores to be shown after each round in Foster Anderson bout
The American Telesports Network will display cumulative scores to TV viewers after every round of the Foster versus Anderson light heavyweight title fight in Tampa. Boxers and live spectators at Curtis Hixon Hall will not see the scores as the rounds progress, reversing the traditional secrecy for fans watching at home.
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Bob Foster-Ray Anderson
Curtis Hixon Hall
Bucks take 1-0 lead as Knicks shadow lingers
In Milwaukee, the Bucks beat the Bullets 98-88 to seize a 1-0 lead in the best-of series. Lew Alcindor dominated with 31 points and 16 rebounds after foul trouble, while Oscar Robertson added 22. Baltimore, shorthanded by injuries, sank despite late Bullets pushes and lingering Knicks nostalgia.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Bucks
New York Knicks
Gene Shue
Bullets
Larry Costello
Bucks
Baltimore
Knicks
Greg Smith
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Oscar Robertson
Earl Monroe
Dream Mile Duel Set Between Ryun Liquori in Philly
Jim Ryun and Marty Liquori, longtime rivals, prepare for the May 16 Martin Luther King Games at Franklin Field in Philadelphia. Keino may join if clearance arrives, creating a potential Dream Mile with Ryun Liquori Keino. Ryun returns from retirement with a 3:55.8 in Kansas Relays signaling readiness for the showdown.
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Philadelphia
Miami
Marty Liquori
Kansas
Jim Ryun
Ryun
Liquori
Franklin Field
Kip Keino
Ryan
United States
Keino
Eugene
Ore
Oregon
Villanova
America
Liguori
Kansas Defeats Kansas State In Doubleheader
Kansas won 6-4 in game one and 6-2 in game two at K-State, denying the Wildcats a fourth place in the Big Eight. KU built a four run fifth inning in the opener with three singles and a double. Charlie Clark homered for K-State, while Skip James hit his fourth homer for KU.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas State
Wildcats
Jayhawks
K-State
Charlie Clark
K State
Skip James
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Larry Alexander
Charles Norden
Jeff Peine
Tom Reginer
Norden
Alexander
Mike Dencon
Doeren
Peine
Reginer
Bill Lynagh
Tuttle
Johnson
McPherson
Twinbill
Bahrenburg
Lynagh
Total
Barnett
Green
White
J. Weible
Sutherland
Fiste
Schreiner
Dencon
Totals
Ron Schoonejongen
Tampa
Fla
Bill Schwing
New
Independent TV Network
Eddie Miles
Lake Tahoe
Mexico City
Coho Hall
Detroit
Mobile Homes
Cliff and
Juanita
Baxter Mobile Homes
N. Main
Ottawal
Sutton’s Jewelry
S. Main
Adges Hardware
Alain
Franklin Savings
East Park
Caste
Red Wing
Paine
Cortit
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