Chalk Talk Returns in Herald Sports
Newspaper column revival bits reveal hopes for balanced Chalk Talk tone mixing humor and serious sports notes. Ottawa University track finish line anecdotes headline a lively wrap with girls athletics gaining followings as Ottawa High and OU push for league finishes. Big note targets Jim Ryan pro meet no show and Harmon Killibrew’s lingering punch as Royals weather questions. Heart of America Conference baseball and East Kansas League track meet at OHS loom with spring vibes.
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Jewel Scott
Hérald
Herald
Ottawa University
Ottawa High
Heart of America
OHS
Royals Killer Delivers as Royals Beat White Sox Anew
Harmon Killebrew sparked Kansas City with a fourth inning homer off Wilbur Wood to turn a 3-3 tie into a 7-5 Royals victory. Amos Otis and Fred Patek supported with early runs, while McRae added a bases loaded triple. Pat Kelly and Carlos May produced Chicago runs in the first and sixth.
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Royals
Chicago White Sox
Killebrew
Wilbur Wood
White Sox
Lod Techs
Minnesota Twins
Harmon
Wes Santee
Wood
Santee
Amos Otis
Fred Patek
Otis
Patek
McRae
Pat Kelly
Carlos May
Sox
Chicago
Steve Busby
Braves a Third in HAC golf at Liberty Missouri
Ottawa University fired a rallying round to place third after day one of the Heart of America Conference tournament at Liberty Missouri. Baker led with a team score of 314 as Ricketson and Crouch posted 74 and 75, while OU’s Randy Rush and Dan Crabtree each shot 84 to lift the Braves.
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Ottawa University
Heart of America
Liberty, Mo
Braves
Baker
William Jewell
Graceland
Tarkio
Missouri Valley
Ricketson
Crouch
Randy Rush
Dan Crabtree
B. J. Boucek
Larry Seastrom
Ottawans Lead State Doubles in Bowling Tournament
Ottawa bowlers dominated the State Men's Tournament over the weekend. Ralph Kampschroeder and Richard McClay vaulted to first in class B with 1,405 pins. David Hull sits second in class Bat with 2,046. Farm Bureau Insurance Team posted 3,122 but ranks low in team standings. The event has one more weekend remaining.
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Ottawa
Ralph Kampschroeder
Richard McClay
David Hull
Farm Bureau Insurance
Miege Leads Both Portions of EKL Golf
Miege dominates the opening EKL golf championship round at Ottawa Country Club with a 338 four-man total, leading Ottawa High by 20. In two-man play, Olathe leads the field with a 168, while Ottawa and Bonner are back, as medalist Matt Wassmer tops the day with an 81 alongside Miege’s Joe Mayerle and Mike Boring.
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Miege
EKL Golf
Bishop Miege
Ottawa
Ottawa Country Club
Bonner
Olathe
Stags
Ohs
Turner
Dave Moline
Mark Walker
Ottawa Fourman
Karl Artinger
Flick Olmsted
Kent Ramsey
Matt Wassmer
Wassmer
Joe Mayerle
Mike Boring
John Harris
Wings to base 1975 camp in Kalamazoo
Detroit Red Wings plan their 1975 training camp in Kalamazoo Michigan as Kalamazoo Wings become the Red Wings farm club. Camp starts mid September after shifts from Howell and Port Huron with a linked farm system development.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Detroit Red Wings
National Hockey League
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kalamazoo Wings
International Hockey League
Red Wings
Detroit
Howell
Port Huron
Red Wing
Hartford
Conn
Garry Swain
New England Whalers
World Hockey Association
Jack Kelley
Swain
Carypld
Teto Wens
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Jim Ryan
Kansas City
Jim
Harmon Killibrew
Little Miss Muffett
Harmon Killebrew
Kansas City Royals
Jack McKeon
HAC
Ottawans
Cooperstown
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Museum
Upstate New York
Springs
Cyclones
Phoenix
Ariz
Brian Fairlie
New Zealand
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Brewers
Johnny Briggs
Briggs
Cleveland
Brewers
New Jersey
del Crandall
Charlotte
N.C
David Thompson
Associated Press
Northwestern Financial Corp
North Wilkesboro
Toray Burleson
Thompson
North Carolina
Burleson
Seattle SuperSonics
National Basketball Association
Alea
Small Appliances
Montooame BY
Princeton
Keneas
Jake Ralston
McArdle Refrigeration & Heating
McArdle
National
Cheryl Halil
The
First National Bank
Frances Jones
First National Bank OF
Kansas
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