Cyclones In Three KU Finals
Ottawa High trackmen performed well at the KU Relays in Lawrence earning three event berths in finals. Dennis Perkins led with 14.6 in the 120 yard high hurdles, second best in Kansas, while the medley relay clocked 3 42.2 and the 680 relay finished 1 33.9 for finals. Stadel of Quenemo now at Rice won discus 173 10. Ottawa University athletes also competed Friday.
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Ottawa
Kansas Prep
Cyclones
Dennis Perkins
Mike Ratliff
David Thompson
Arlie Watts
Larry Waymire
OHS
Lawrence
Steve Hanes
Wichita East
Steve Riley
Perkins
Kansas
Shawnee Mission West
Ratliff
Thompson
Watts
Waymire
Mission West
Sumner
Hutchinson
Wichita Southeast
Wyandotte
Lakin
Topeka High
Topeka
Wichita North
Bishop Miege
Great Bend
Mission North
Washington
Ken Stadel
Quenemo
Rice University
Ottawa University
Tom van Ruden
Leonard Hilton
John Lawson
Larry Rose
Greg Carlberg
Kjell Isaksson
Randy Matson
Charlie Greene
Ryan
Isaksson
Matson
Texas Striders
al Feverbach
Pacific Coast Track Club
Greene
Army
Cliff Branch
Colorado
Illinois
Rice
Ron Phillips
Mike Durkin
Rick Gross
Lee la Badie
Tom Scavuzzo
Phil Stepp
Mark Lutz
Rick Jacques
Drake
Sam Walker
Southern Methodist
Mike Stull
Oklahoma State
Jim Bolding
Cliff Cushman
Malcolm Robinson
Des Moines
Iowa
Celtics Warn Knicks After Rough Playoff Clash
Boston coach Tom Heinsohn warned New York after the Knicks beat Boston 116-98 in Madison Square Garden. The Eastern Conference final game featured a bench- and court-scuffle with Luther Rackley and Kuberski ejecting, and Willis Reed nearby to calm tensions as referees restored order.
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NEW York
Boston
Tom Heinsohn
New York Knicks
Heinsohn
Knicks
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Madison Square Garden
Luther Rackley
Art Williams
Williams
Rackley
Steve Kuberski
Kuberski
Knick
Rex Morgan
Charlie Paulk
Paulk
Morgan
Mendy Rudolph
Jake O’donnell
Garden Police
Willis Reed
Reed
Luke
Invisible Man Leads TOC Second Round At La Costa
Bobby Mitchell, the Danville, Virginia golfer famous for joking about being invisible in print, posted a 65 to grab a four stroke lead in the Tournament of Champions at La Costa. He moved to 136 after 36 holes while Homero Blancas tied his 65 and trailed along with Jerry Heard and Gardner Dickinson.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Bobby Mitchell
Mitchell
Danville
la Costa
Homero Blancas
Jerry Heard
Gardner Dickinson
Heard
Dickinson
Jack Nicklaus
Super Mex
Lee Trevino
Miller Barber
Dave Hill
Bruce Crampton
Hubert Green
Arnold Palmer
City Scores and Golf Masters Update Daybook
City scores list multiple volleyball playoffs by division and fixture at Man. Junior High Gym including Nazarene California Baptist Foursquare and Wesleyan matchups. Also notes Ottawa Little League Candy Sale starting May 11 and highlights Masters golf results with Nicklaus shooting 141 after 36 holes and Mitchell’s impressive 69 opening round. Bobby Richardson’s South Carolina baseball schedule clocks 48 games including seven in Riverside tournament.
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N. Jr. Hi Gym
Nazarene
Cal
Foursquare
Wesleyan
Ransom M
Assembly
Westminster
Faith Bible
N. Bapt
F.U. Meth
N. Bap
T.U. Meth
Columbia
Bobby Richardson
South Carolina
Riverside
Calif
Ryun On Spot Today At Kansas Relays In Cunningham Mile
Jim Ryun eyes victory in the Glenn Cunningham Mile at the Kansas Relays as he plots a comeback toward the Olympics. He faces five sub four minute rivals and fellow world record holders while other Illinois, Kansas, and Rice athletes win university titles across events in Lawrence.
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Lawrence, Kan
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Bob Timmons
Ryun
Cunningham
Rangers Debut Wild Home Victory Over Angels at Arlington
Texas Ranger owners and fans welcomed a lively home debut in Arlington as the Rangers beat the California Angels 7-6 at Turnpike Stadium. Frank Howard opened with a towering first inning homer, Len Randle drove in four, and Dave Nelson added a homer helping secure the win amid a night of celebratory pageantry.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Ranger
Bob Short
Arlington
Tex
California Angels
Rangers
Howdy
Turnpike Stadium
Frank Howard
Ted) Williams
Randle
Angels
Vada Pinson
Art Kusnyer
Sandy Alomar
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Orioles
Cleveland
Dave McNally
Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies And Independent Leagues
Bowling results show Lister's Plumbing and Royalt led with series highs 590 and 592 respectively. Several teams posted high game scores including Wolgast 224 and Campbell 150, with multiple bowlers surpassing 500 in series across the NightHawk and Dynamic leagues.
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Dengel
Royalt
Wolgast
Lane
Linneman
Boise Cascade
Crites
Downtowner
Campbell
Welen & Bill's
Salb
Independents
Gordon
Baldwin-Ward
Troutman
S. Everson
C & M Builders
McClay
Nighthawk League
Harry Smith Auto
Heckert
Montgomery Ward
Ledom
West Wilson
Bugg
Wilson
Sky Hook
Yost
Burns
Shine’s Garage
Prudential
Rodgers
Messenger
Dynamic League
Lee‘s Downtowner
Heckman
Wassmer
Payne
McArdle
Cravens Oil
Turner
Gambles
Mudrick
Cochrane
Nitchers
Lessons From NL Action Highlight Pirates Win and Wise Struggles
Hal Bock notes the National League games with Gene Clines bobbling a base, Rick Wise leaving nine men on base in a 2-1 Montreal loss, and Pittsburgh rallying to beat Philadelphia 3-2 in 10 innings on Manny Sanguillen’s single and Vic Davalillo’s leadoff homer. Expos’ Jim Fairey delivered a two-run double to beat Montreal, while New York shut out Chicago, Cincinnati edged Atlanta, Los Angeles routed San Diego, and Houston topped San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Gene Clines
Rick Wise
Pittsburgh
Clines
Pirates
Philadelphia
Wise
Montreal
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
Phillies
Manny Sanguillen
Gene Alley
Vic Davalillo
Phils
Tim McCarver
Don Money
Bob Robertson
Bill Stoneman
Stoneman
Jim Fairey
Expos
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Ottawa Country Club
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Gary Mussatto
Mid-America Fairgrounds
Ralph Perkinson Jr
Mussatto
Osage City
Wwe
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EON CA
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New York Yankees
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Howards
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Earl Weaver
Carlton Fisk
Tommy Harper
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Ron Blomberg
Bobby Murcer
John Ellis
Figgins
Heathman Oil
Ferguson
Hal Bock
Harry Smith
Ae Pree
Eee
Mnoal Hses
Topeka - Topeka, Kar
Rhaes
ROYAL
Pome
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