Cyclones edge Emporia in high-scoring invite meet
Ottawa High edges Emporia 108 to 106 at the Emporia Invitational as Ottawa wins 13 of 20 events led by Dennis Perkins in the 120 highs 180 lows and 330 yards and Gary Good with a new Ottawa shot put record. Manhattan and Emporia also contend in sprint and distance events.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Emporia
Ottawa High
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Fort Scott
McPherson
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Ohs
Dennis Perkins
Gary Good
Good
Frank McFarland
McFarland
Charles Dietz
Wstfort
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David
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Dietz
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Wecker
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S Morgan
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Sands
Jones
Crumb
Smith
Burn
Wheat
Brough
Dash
Morgan
Old Hands In Drake Spotlight
Veterans led the opening day of the Drake Relays with four records set in open federation events. Brigham Young’s Raimo Pihi hit 255-3 in the javelin, Frank Shorter dominated the three mile in 13:07.0, and Al Feuerbach plus Mike Bowers added records in shot put and high jump. The Texas A&M relay squad slipped to fifth amid injuries as World Bests receded, with other teams grabbing top marks in university and college events.
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Raimo Pihi
Frank Shorter
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Shorter
U.S
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Marvin Mills
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Feuerbach
Randy Matson
Bowers
Michigan Track Club
Federation
Houston
Leonard Hilton
Cougars
Drake
Clinois
Dallas Baptist
Mike Louisiana
Texas Southern
Prairie View
Ralph Mann
Greg Johnson
Wisconsin
Raven Golfers Swamp OU St. Benedict's Home Course Friday
Raven golfers faced a tough match as St Benedicts found their home course during a Friday contest with Oklahoma University in focus. The event highlighted local talent and rival program dynamics as players from both sides competed across the links.
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St. Benedict’s
League Leaders Highlight Early American League Marks
The American League batting leader is Murcer of the Yankees at .365 after 35 at bats, with Buford of Baltimore at .361. Notables include runs led by Buford and Yastrzemski at 14, RBIs led by Northrup at 18, and hits paced by Tovar of Minnesota with 23. Teammates Bando and White head home runs with 5 and 4 respectively. Patek and Campaneris pace steals with 5 and 4, while McNally of Baltimore stands 3-0 in pitching.
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N.Y
Buford
Balit
Balt
Yastrzemski
Bost
Bando
Oak
Northrup
Det
Tovar
Minn
Rojas
K.C
Bullets hope pain shots boost bench for game two
The Baltimore Bullets seek help from pain killing injections for star forward Gus Johnson and guard Kevin Loughery as they prepare for game two of the NBA finals against the Milwaukee Bucks. Johnson and Loughery missed practice with knee and heel injuries but are expected to play after injections, while Lew Alcindor looms as the key opponent.
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National Basketball Association
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Bullets
Milwaukee Bucks
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Gene Shue
Johnson
Milwaukee
Loughery
Fred Carter
ABC
Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Wes Unseld
Unseld
Lew
Shue
Women's Golf Pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Tuesday's Ottawa Country Club women golfers featured pairings: Crawford Burkdoll Elder. Sheldon Bennett. Hysom Kramer Malouf. Butler Damron. Foulks Fredeen. Lyman McKelvey. Earnshaw South. Peters Wolgast. Moline Walker Kramer. Cutting Morrisey. Gilroy Warnock. Johnson Daugharthy. Reservations or cancellations to call 2423016 or 2424269.
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Ottawa Country Club
Crawford-Burkdoll-Elder
Sheldon-Bennett
Hysom
H. Kramer-Malouf
Butler-Damron
Foulks
Fredeen
Lyman-McKelvey
Earnshaw
South
Peters-Wolgast
Moline-Walker
J. Kramer
Cutting
Nicklaus and Barber Stay Tied at Tournament of Champions
At Rancho La Costa Nicklaus and Barber both shot 71 to sit tied for the lead at 140 after 36 holes in the $165,000 Tournament of Champions. They shared the pace with Gary Player at 141 and other notables chasing on the tough La Costa layout as Arnold Palmer lingered at 145 amid rough conditions.
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Rancho LA Costa
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Miller Barber
Gary Player
Charles Coody
Bruce Devlin
Gene Littler
Dave Stockton
Frank Beard
la Costa Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Barber
Meeting Changed Ottawa Baseball Coaches Set
The Ottawa Midget League and Junior League baseball coaches will meet Monday May 3 at 7 p.m. at the Youth Center, moved from this Monday according to the Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Astro Fans Drown Loss in 5¢ Suds
Astros lose 3-2 to Montreal as fans drink nickel beer promoted by the team. Stone earns first major league win with five hits allowed and drives in a Giant run with a bases loaded walk. Crowd of 25,430, 16,000 more fans due to promotion, while Pirates blanked 2-0 by San Francisco.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Stone
Luke Walker
Astro
Houston
Wayne Chandler
Rusty Staub
Don Wilson
Carl Morton
Mike Marshall
Joe Lis
Willie Montanez
Lis
Deron Johnson
Denny Doyle
Phillies
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Claude Osteen
City Schedule CHURCH LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL MON MONDAY
City schedule lists junior high gym games for women's and men's divisions on Monday April 26. Women's play includes Luth against Bap and Nazarene against Calvary Baptist with several pairings across 6:45 to 9:00 PM. Men's slate features Nazarene Foursquare and other matchups culminating in final games at 9:00 PM.
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F. Luth
Foursquare
W. Pres
Nazarene
F. Bible
F.U. Meth
Naz
Cal
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Calvary Baptist
Faith Bible Men’s Division
F.U. Methodist
F. Christian- T.U. Methodist
F. Bap
McLain Again Faces Kuhn After Umpire Dispute
Denny McLain, Washington Senators pitcher, says he did not swear at umpire Art Frantz before Frantz ejected him from a 4-0 loss to Milwaukee. Frantz claims McLain used abusive language and tossed him out after arguing a missed pitch. McLain lamented missed plays and vowed potential fines, insisting his words were not nasty.
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Washington
Denny McLain
Bowie Kuhn
Washington Senators
Art Frantz
Frantz
Milwaukee
McLain
Brewers
Ted Kubiak
Bill Parsons
Tommy Harper
Mike Hegan
John Briggs
Dave May
Bill Voss
Roberto Pena
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