Ottawa U Braves Hit Rough Patch in Doubleheader Loss
Jewel Scott reports Ottawa University baseball slumped to a 12-2 defeat by Benedictine and then fell 1-0 in the second game. The Heart of America Conference tournament was postponed by rain, with officials to reschedule and possibly move tonight’s games to Friday morning. The Braves committed seven errors in the opener as Benedictine built a large lead.
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Catfish Hunter Struggles In Red Sox Loss At Fenway Park
Yankees pitcher Catfish Hunter remains out of sync as Boston pounded him for seven runs in a 11-7 win at Fenway. Hunter, 0-3 this season, vows to improve while teammates like Ray Fosse and Reggie Jackson defend him as other AL games unfold. Indians beat Tigers 4-3. A’s top Royals 3-2. Brewers edge Orioles 8-5. Angels over Rangers 4-1.
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NCAA Wrestles With Economics
In Kansas City AP reports the NCAA and AAU resolved a clash over by law limits by certifying the AAU China tour as a national team. John Fuzak of Michigan State says the move could ease tensions and aid future cooperation. Delegates seek revenue gains and cost cuts amid financial pressures.
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Michigan State University
Bulls Clinch Semifinal Victory Over Kings In NBA Playoffs
Chicago, led by Bob Love with 26 points, defeated the Kansas City Kings 101-89 to take a 4-2 series lead in the Western Conference semifinals. Kings coach Phil Johnson praised next year while fans outside the arena targeted Bulls fans amid a spray deodorant can attack. Buffalo and Washington traded a 102-96 game as the playoff picture remained tight, with McAdoo scoring 37 for the Bills and Chenier limited by halftime.
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Ottawa University High School Invitational At OU Track
Area girls from 14 schools including Ottawa Atchison Pomona Baldwin and more compete all day in the Ottawa University High School Women’s Invitational track meet. Genell Benjamin OU coach organizes the event to boost local competition with medals ribbons and four team trophies.
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Ottawa
Atchison
Pomona
Baldwin
Lansing
Osage City
Wellsville
Central Heights
Louisburg
Williamsburg
Garnett
Paola
Leavenworth
Spring Hill
Genell Benjamin
Benjamin
Bowling Bits Highlight Weekly Highs and Team Records
Top bowler Arlene DeCaeny posted 198 game and 547 series for the week of April 14. Haley's led teams with 781 high game, Beautyland 2,271 series. Patty Pearson had 199 and 414 highs Monday. Nitcher's topped teams 771 and 2,199. Thursday Beautyland tied for first with 2,271. weekly notes cover multiple days and lanes with various high scores and team standings.
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Arlene DeCaeny
Haley's
Beautyland
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Nitcher
Patterson
Franklin Sayings
Haley
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Sue Lane
West Wilson
WWT
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Rose Longfellow
Pat White
June Dodd
Cathy Wallace
Shirley Coffman
Doreen Newby
Alice Crawford
Gloria Schulz
Cyclone Boys Prep For EKL Meet At Emporia
Ottawa High faces a triangular track meet at Emporia High with Manhattan and Emporia, starting 1:30. Full squad competes except two senior weightmen Greg Woods and Tony Stark, who miss due to a singing tour and limited meets. Coach Kornhaus notes shin splints among jumpers and vaulters but the Cyclones are largely healthy.
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Emporia
Emporia High
EKL
Turner
OHS
Cyclones
Greg Woods
Tony Stark
Woods
Kansas
Ottawa
Don Kornhaus
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