Braves Split With Bulldogs in Weekend doubleheader
Ottawa University Braves split a two game set with McPherson Bulldogs after rain cancelled the third game. OU won 11-2 in game one and lost 5-4 in the second. Tim McDonald improved to 1-3 with a dozen strikeouts. Bill Lynaugh and Steve Doeren led OU with three hits apiece in game one. OU moves to 4-12 on the season and 3-6 in District 10.
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Ottawa University Braves
Ou-St. Mary of
Bill Lynaugh
Steve Doeren
Braves
McPherson
Ottawa
Tim McDonald
McDonald
Bulldog
Doeren
Lynagh
Augie Hirt
Hirt
Peine
Johnson
Cal Vollmer
Greenhaw
Bulldogs
Tom Reginer
Vollmer
Gunther Bahrenburg
Chuy Garza
Bahrenburg
Steve Layton
Dave Wilbur
Wilbur
Don Carroll
Rockhurst College of
Drake Relays Highlight Shorter Triumphs and A and M Woes
Des Moines AP reports distance ace Frank Shorter sweeping the three and six mile events at the 62nd Drake Relays setting world year bests and college records. Texas A and M struggled, winning only one baton event amid disqualifications and injuries, while Abilene Christian and Eastern Michigan set multiple records and Drake marks.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Frank Shorter
Texas A and M
Shorter
Aggies
Drake
Midwest
Texas
Kansas
Rocky Woods
Marvin Mills
A and M
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Trindig
Indiana
Bjorklund
Eastern Michigan
Abilene Christian
Texas Southern
Rodney Milburn
Southern
Brigham Young
Raimo Pihl
al Feuerbach
Mike Bowers
Dave Roberts
Rice
Tom Craig
Oklahoma
Pat Matzdorf
Wisconsin
Jerome Liebenberg
Western Michigan
Derby Hopefuls Pack Churchill Downs Ahead of 97th Derby
Louisville AP notes a crowded Derby stable area with 20 Derby candidates at Churchill Downs and up to 25 possible starters for the 1 4 mile Derby valued at 125000 added. California pair Bold and Able and Eastern Fleet loom as early Derby rivals while Bold and Able and Eastern Fleet prepare after past wins.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
America
Arthur A. Seeligson Jr
California
Frank J. Caldwell
Jim French
New York
His Majesty
Good Behaving
Executioner
George Holtsinger
Bopdavelle
A.H. Sullivan
Foutulla
J.L
R.W. Losen
Prospect Hill
Fritz
Sechrest
Vegas Vic
Philip Teinowitz
Royal Leverage
Bruno Ferrari
Arrowhead
Bold and Able
Eastern Fleet
Reggie Cornell
Local Kickers Win Heart of America Tourney in KC
Ottawa Sertoma Club soccer team, comprised of Ottawa University players, won the Heart of America tournament in Kansas City, defeating the Kansas City Internationals 3-2 for the title. They beat Shawnee Mission 6-0 and Pence 2-1 en route to the final. Pence placed fourth after losses to Sertoma and Latinos. Next Sunday a new eight-team Midwest tourney will be held in Ottawa.
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Ottawa Sertoma
Heart of America
Kansas City
Kansas City Internationals
Ottawa University
Shawnee Mission
Ottawa
Pence
Feld
Sertoma
Midwest
Royals Rally Past Indians as Bunker Wins Civil Necessary First
Wally Bunker earned his first pitching victory of the season for Kansas City as he and Dick May powered a six run first inning surge leading the Royals to a 6-4 win over Cleveland. May hit his first AL homer and Ed Kirkpatrick added a three run blast with Joe Keough adding a run scoring double. The Royals sit at 9-9 after sweeping the Indians, while across the league the Red Sox, Orioles, Tigers, Twins and Senators posted wins.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Wally Bunker
Jerry May
Kansas City
May
Bunker
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Royals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Indians
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
California
Detroit
Oakland
Minnesota
New York Yankees
Washington
Milwaukee
Pirates
Steve Hargan
Ed Kirkpatrick
Joe Keough
Carl Yastrzemski
Don Eddy
Red Sox
Yastrzemski
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Mickey Lolich
A’s
Tom McCraw
Dick Billings
Senators
Don Wert
Sunday Night Bowling Leagues Players Set High Scores
A list of bowling leagues and top scores from multiple teams including Anne Bowling, Holton, Barber, Imel, Toumberlin, Foster, Dodd, Milton, Zielsdorf, Barber, Heckman, Hollan, Milton, Leach, Milton, Everson, Swinehart and others. High 10 and 30 series figures accompany each name. League names span Sunday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday sessions with teams like EVENS, CAMRON-TOWNER, BENNETT, BEAUTYLAND, SLEEPERS, HILLBILLIES, UNPREDICTABLES, ALLEY CATS, FOUR FLUNKIES, LOST FOUR, SUNDOWN, MONTGOMERY WARD, PRUDENTIAL, NIGHT HAWK, WEST WILSON AUTO, HARRY SMITH, BUDGE'S, SUTTON'S JEWELRY, LEE'S CAFE, CRAVENS OIL, LEE'S DOWNTOWNER, HELEN & BILL'S, BROOKS TRANSFER, INDEPENDENTS.
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Ewbank
Evens
Holton
Anderson Carpets
Barber
Pederson
Camron-Towner
Imel
Irwin
Toumberlin
Perkins
Budge
Foster
K. Foster
C. Hull
L. Shuck
F. Kaub
F. Heckman
M.A. Zielsdorf
G. Zielsdorf
Sundown
Brunswick
S. Barber
Beckner
Montgomery Ward
Heiitz
Prudential
Garber
Shumate
West Wilson Auto
Hood
Harry Smith
Finch
MichAel
Sutton
Bryant
Wise
Heathman Oil
Wickman
Lee’s Cafe
de Heckman
Gilbert
Wassmer
Reas
A. Ae . Hightie
Figgins
Thi caMeLes
Hollan
Milton
Royal
Wolgast
Bent Fender
Brooks Transfer
Orage
Bsaldwin-Ward
S. Everson
R. Everson
Lee
Downtowner
Difona
Helen
Bill
Wenthe
Boise Cascade
Schmoe
Independents
Gordon
Swinehart
Black Hawks Dominate Rangers To Even Series On Road
Chicago's Black Hawks blitzed the New York Rangers 7-1 in Sunday’s telecast, tying the Stanley Cup semifinal at 2-2 as Jim Pappin, Stan Mikita, and Dennis Hull starred. Chicago stayed hot at home, practicing after Thursday’s loss before returning for game four.
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Chicago
Rangers
Black Hawk
Stan Mikita
Hawks
Bobby Hull
Hull
Mikita
Black Hawks
Bobby
Minnesota
Montreal
North Stars
Canadiens
Jim Pappin
Billy Reay
Bill White
Danny O'Shea
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Tuttle
Reginer
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Burkholder
Willie
Drudge
Cy A Doeren
Texas Hospital
Florida
Jack Bachelor
Garry Bjorklund
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Kickers
MFA Insurance
MFA
Wittmeyer
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Twins
Yankees
Jim Kaat
Tony Oliva
Oliva
Fritz Peterson
Kaat
Anne
Sunday Night League
Dennis Hull
Gillies Villemure
Ed Giacomin
Chico Maki
Jerry Korab
Tony Esposito
Dave Balor
Reay
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