Ottawa U Braves Grab Third at Jewell Quadrangular
Ottawa University track team, missing key performers, scored 64 points to finish third behind Washburn and Jewell at William Jewell. Winners included Ron Stokes in shot put, Paul Steeley in javelin, Dave Holtwick in discus, and Mark Graham in 220. Perkins placed high in 440 and triple jump as OU gears for their home meet Saturday at Lith Street field.
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Bill Boucek
William Jewell
Washburn
Jewell
Baker
Ron Stokes
Paul Steeley
Dave Holtwick
Mark Graham
Graham
Jim
Perkins
Boucek
Don Clemons
Hortwick
Gus Elzie
Tom Kellogg
Bruce Underwood
Steve Williams
Elsie
al Hailes
Lith Street
Cyclone Gals Take Third at Olathe Invitational
Ottawa High School girls track finished third in the Olathe Invitational behind Bishop Miege and Schlagle. Kim Miller won the softball throw and 100 yard dash, Gwen Burch and Shaun McMillen also claimed golds, with multiple runners-up and fourths boosting Ottawa toward a busy spring schedule.
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Olathe
Ottawa High School
Bishop Miege
Schlagle
Cyclones
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Kim Miller
Gwen Burch
Shaun McMillen
Burch
McMillan
OHS
Julie Wilson
Julie Buiik
Nedley
Diana Bobbish
Melody Steward
Laurie Meade
Ottawa University High School
OU Women Lined Up In KAIAW Alignment
Genell Benjamin OU women's coach said Tuesday the Ottawa University teams will join KAIAW aligned with several of the state s larger small schools. The move follows a recent meeting of the Kansas Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women. OU teams will be in competition under the new arrangement.
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University of Kansas
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Washburn
Pitsburg
Marymount
Benedictine
Kansas Newman
Bethel
Sterling
St. Mary’s
Tabor
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
McPherson
Southwestern
Big Guns In T Of C
In Carlsbad California AP reports Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller and Tom Weiskopf resume their rivalry in the 200000 Tournament of Champions at La Costa Country Club with 300 000 first prize and only 30 winners of regular tour titles eligible. Nicklaus Miller and Weiskopf are favored in a lineup that features many first time entrants while stars like Arnold Palmer Billy Casper and Bruce Crampton are absent.
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Tom Weiskopf
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la Osta Country Club
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Weis
Weinkopf
Geet
Lyndon star Jim Silver selected for East West High School All Star
LHS senior Jim Silver a 6 2 forward and All-Area player earns a spot on the East squad for the third annual East-West High School All-Star Classic to be held August 8 in Wichita. The event is organized by the state Jaycees and the Kansas Coaches Association. Silver is one of two 2 A players named to the East team.
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Lyndon
Silver
State Jaycees
Kansas Coaches Association
LHS
OU Goes To 5-1 On Courts
Ottawa University tennis dominates Mid-America Nazarene for a second win in a week to move to 5-1 this season. OU sweeps doubles and wins all but one singles as Bowden edges Bowden 6-3 6-3 for the MANC win. Benedictine visit Friday at 1 p.m.
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Ottawa University
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Mid-America Nazarene
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MANC
Mid-America
Mid- America
Ron Bynum
Brad Bowden
Ottawa
Benedictine
Braves Win Again On Links at Marshall Missouri Valley
Ottawa University cruised to a four man 326 to win by a stroke over Missouri Valley in Marshall. Randy Rush led with medalist 76, joined by Larry Seastrom 79, B J Boucek 83 and Brad Johnson 88. Robyn Hovey 99. OU faces Ottawa faculty Friday then Emporia Invitational Gartiald 6.
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Ottawa Uniiversity
Missouri Valley
Randy Rush
Braves
Larry Seastrom
B. J. Boucek
Brad Johnson
Ottawa
Robyn Hovey
Emporia
King's Boss Named Coach Of The Year
Kans City AP Nicknamed coach Phil Johnson of the Kansas City Omaha Kings wins NBA Coach of the Year with 21 of 54 votes from panel in 18 cities. Johnson, 33, led a turnaround from 6-18 to a 44-38 finish, second in the Midwest Division, third in the Western Conference. Sam Lacey credits Johnson with revamping the offense.
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Phil Johnson
Kansas City-Omaha Kings
Utah
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
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Johnson
al Attles
Golden State
K. C. Jones
Washington
Bill Fitch
Cleveland
Bill van Breda
Chicago
Sam Lacey
NBA
Phil
Iola Nabs Clark From Wellsville As New Head Coach
Clark takes the reins at Iola after resigning from Wellsville where he compiled a 29-5 record over three seasons. He led Wellsville to two Class 2-A District playoff titles before leaving for Iola.
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Rick Clark
Wellsville
Iola
Clark
Wellsville Post
Bulls and Kings Face Elimination In Kansas City
In the NBA playoffs the Bulls lead the best-of-seven 3-2 over the Kings. Tonight in Kansas City the host team must win to force a decisive game in Chicago. Kings coach Phil Johnson admits coaching errors but stays confident as Larry McNeill is replaced by Ron Behagen and Ollie Johnson to bolster defense against Bob Love.
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National Basketball Association
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Bulls
Chicago
Phil
Sam Lacey
Larry McNeill
Bob Love
McNeill
Ron Behagen
Ollie Johnson
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