Ottawa Cyclones Sweep EKL Track Title In Omaha
Ottawa High School clinched the East Kansas League track championship at Cook Field, scoring 69 points to outpace Turner. Gary Mavity and Harvey Nicholson led Ottawa with multiple wins and meet records, while Dan Woodward anchored the 880 and 220 events with record times. The victory caps Ottawa’s yearlong sweep across football and basketball titles, highlighting depth in field and sprint events.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Cook Field
Cyclones
OHS
Ottawa
Turner
Olathe
Rosedale
Bonner Springs
Mavity
Woodward
Bill Greene
Russell Daughearthy
Reggie Silvey
Dale Dieterich
Silvey
Dlashes
Golden Bears
Falconer
Kietzmann
Deseure
Madl
Bien
Boyer
Tucker
Argentine
Murray
Bridges
Steinmetz
Presley
G. Knop
D. Knop
Howard
Argentina
Calder
Pettey
Hanson
Roberts
McClay
Paulsen
Clathe
Scrivner
Gentry
Nicholson
Cassidy
Langdon
Rippetoe
Long
Greene
Daugharthy
Dash
Hurt
Peterson
Roseedale
Sack
Bowerman
Wigger
Run
Taylor
Hughes
Dart
Horn
Medley
Daugharethy
Dieterich
Otetawa
Hart
Poston
Pratt
Cartwright
Person
Wigeger
Dan Woodward
Attendance rises as Braves topple World Series champs in Milwaukee
Milwaukee thaw brings crowds to 2,182 as the Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 1 in a cold night game. Hank Aaron hits his first Braves homer, Sadowski leaves with knee injury, and Don Drysdale edges Juan Marichal 2 1 for Dodgers over Giants. Cubs rally in sixth to down Reds 6 3. Orioles win 5 4 with Brooks Robinson and Norm Siebern lifting the team.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
County Stadium
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Victoy
San Francisco
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Washingon
Hank Aaron
Curt Flood
Curt Simmons
Bob Sadowski
Feslipe Alou
Flood
Alou
Simmons
Sadowski
Billy O'Dell
Marichal
Williams
Koonce
Glenn Beckett
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Brooks Robeinson
Norm Siebern
Phil Ortega
Johnny Orsino
Orsino
Woodie Held
Senators
Bowling Scores In Recap From Local Leagues
League leaders and top scores across AMF Southwestern Bell Conrad Painters and Pepsi Cola divisions listed. Notable marks include Leiden 584 and Mead 532, with top 10 game and 30 game totals highlighted for each team and participant.
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L. Ames
W. McLaughlin
Southwestern Bell
Craycraft
Conrad
Leiden
Burgoon
Wolgast
L Cafe
Horn
Litwin’s
Richardson
Dutch Boy Paints
Hiatt
the Keen Company
LewIs
Pepsi-Cola
Hull
MOORE
P.N. Hirsch
H. Tucker
L. Mead
Ogg’s Market
C. Davis
Pence Food Center
Hettler
Ottawa Insulation
Jones
Derby Athlete Falls On Spear
A high school discus thrower, 16 year old David Herring of Derby, Kansas, was pierced by a javelin during track practice when it stuck in the ground and he fell onto it. He underwent surgery at St. Joseph Hospital in Wichita to remove the foot long steel spear.
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Derby
Kan
David Herring
Kenneth Herring
St. Joseph Hospital
Wichita
Hawks Bounce Back To Even Cup Play
Chicago Black Hawks and Moose Vasko roared back with a 2-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens to tie the best of seven semifinal series. Doug Mohns scored on a power play after Vasko tied the game at 6:06 of the final period, with Hall making a late save to preserve the victory. The series shifts toward Montreal with the Cup on the line Saturday night.
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Chicago
Chicago Black Hawks
Moose Vasko
Montreal
Hawks
Montreal Canadiens
Vasko
Doug Mohns
Canadiens
Detroit
Tommy Ivan
Billy Reay
Pierre Pilote
Glenn Hall
Pilote
Hall
Ralph Backstrom
Bobby Rousseau
Record-Attempt Field Set for Quantico Relays
Quantico Va AP rain eased and a strong entry list from over 40 colleges and service teams previewed the ninth Quantico Relays. Villanova Georgetown North Carolina College Seton Hall St Johns Maryland State Morgan State fielded crack teams while Olympic 10000m champ Billy Mills sought the 1500m title against Dave Farley, Mills timing 3 51.9 to lead the eight event program.
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Quantico
Penn
Villanova
Georgetown
D.C
North Carolina College
Farley
Baseball scores from Associated Press PCL slate
Pacific Coast League results show Indianapolis 2 Arkansas 1 and Vancouver 7 Tacoma 3. Salt Lake City 6 Denver 0, Oklahoma City 4 San Diego 2, Seattle 4 Hawaii 2.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Vancouver
Tacoma
Salt Lake City
Denver
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Seattle
Hawaii
Big 8 Track Records in Jeopardy Before Conference Meet
Nebraska coach Frank Sevigne predicts a fast Big Eight meet in Lincoln with 10 of 17 records already at risk. Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and others pace a campaign after Drake Relays marks and season bests, including Greene, Martin, Floerke and Lingle pushing for new meet records and dual meet drama across eight campuses.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas
Nebraska
Frank Sevigne
Lincoln
Neb
New Mexico
Drake
Charlie Greene
Darryl Green
Iowa State
Missouri
Gene Crews
Glenn Martin
Greene
OSU
Mickey Miller
Jim Miller
Colorado
Martin
Bill Floerke
K-State
Tennis scoreboard season mix in Kansas and Nebraska
Scoreboard shows matches and results across states with teams including Peru Nebraska Tarkio Missouri Saint Benedict Rockhurst Kansas Wichita Fort Hays State Kearney and Nebraska State. Scoring lines indicate various sets and links between colleges and cities in a compact results roundup.
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Kansas
Wichita
Fort Hays State
Kearney
Neb. State
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Towner’s Chapel
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Huskers
Russ Laverty
Steve Herndon
Miller
Robin Lingle
Herald Hadley
Kanesas
THE
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Tarkio
St. Benedict's
Rockhurst
Dean Berlin
Nuzman Lumber
DuPont New Car Wax
DuPont
Vista
Turtle
Harry Smith
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