Ottawa Tennis Team Takes Second at Gardner Invite
Ottawa High finished second at Gardner Invitational with 47 points, 6 behind Gardner. Jerry Hofman led with 6-0 record, while Barry Reynolds tied for first in singles but settled for third. Reekie and Burrichter placed second in doubles, Martin and Johnson took third. Next, Ottawa hosts a quadrangular at Olathe North with Bonner Springs and Wyandotte.
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Bowling Scores From Local League Standings and High Scores
Local bowling league results show teams GUYS & DOLLS DING A LINGS and LUCKY STRIKERS posting notable highs. Individual leaders include Yingling 203 319, K Spears 201 543, W Dengal 231 604, and J Nielsen 209 517, among others.
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Sports Shorts Ras Open Ages Nine Years Old
A fragment states the Ras Open is for ages nine and under with uncertainty over the event’s organization at ORC location 942 1999.
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Judges Split Scorecard for Spinks Victory
A fragmentary report notes judges from Japan scored the bout 6104 and 116-112 for Spinks while a third Japanese judge had it 118-117 in favor of Spinks. The incomplete text references American Jeff and bail terms and mentions June 12.10.
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Oklahoma State Wins Fourth straight Big Eight Golf Title
Oklahoma State Cowgirls cruise to a 912 total over 54 holes at Oklahoma City Golf and Country Club, led by Eva Dahloff with a 75 in the final round. Da lloff earns individual medalist honors by two strokes over teammates, while Shelley Duncan of Oklahoma finishes fourth in the par 72 course. The Cowgirls place all five players in the top six, securing the eighth Big Eight crown for OSU. Oklahoma places three in the top 10, Missouri and Nebraska each one.
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Baseball Scoreboard for Thursday and Wednesday Games
Detroit hosts California while Boston visits Seattle and Milwaukee travels Oakland. Other Wednesday matches include San Francisco at Chicago, Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, Lenny Smith at Cincinnati, Siaason Scott at New York, Sebra at Philadelphia, Diego Hawkins at St. Louis, and Thursday sees Atlanta at Cincinnati San Diego at St. Louis San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Montreal at New York.
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Waverly Dominates Home Invitational Track Meet
Waverly High School swept team titles at its invitational as the Bulldog boys posted 128 1 3 points and the girls 138. Lyndon and Williamsburg followed in boys and girls standings with strong showings, while individual wins came from Steve Schultze in the 400 and 200, Bev Esinger in the javelin and 800, Nancy Weigand for Williamsburg in two events, and Duane Reichard for Williamsburg in the 1600 and 800. Most area teams head to Williamsburg Friday for another meet.
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Area Track Honor Roll Highlights Local Performances
The Herald compiles top area spring marks in boys and girls track through April 25. Standouts include Tim Taylor Osage City in shot put and Brendan May Williamsburg in discus, with multiple events led by Wellsville, Ottawa, Garnett, Osage City, and Marais des Cygnes Valley.
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Ellis fuels Sonic upset of Mavericks in playoff battle
Dale Ellis scored a career high 43 points for Seattle as the SuperSonics defeated Dallas 117-107 to take a 2-1 lead in their best-of-five series. Tom Chambers added 22 for Seattle while Dallas stars James Donaldson, Mark Aguirre struggled, with Aguirre limited by strep throat. Boston swept Chicago as Bird notches 32 and 14, while Olajuwon leads Houston past Portland 117-108 in another playoff game.
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