Russell Promises Celtics Return After Tearful Dinner
Boston and basketball legend Bill Russell bid teammates farewell as captain and spoke of building a team to defend the NBA crown. He revealed he played since February with a broken right foot and chipped left elbow, while praising Red Auerbach and recalling the group’s decade of success. Russell hinted at the upcoming draft in New York.
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K.C. Jones
John Thompson
Ron Bonham
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Women's Golf Pairings for Tuesday Feature Local Names
Tuesday golf pairings list includes Clos Begge Flippin and Peterse Fockeles Wiker with Fredeen M K Johnsone Hashagen Reade Jenkins Lymane Durbin Sheldon Bowers Shepard Foulks Evans Elder McKelvey South Fultons Coins and Kramer Crawford. Reservations or cancellations call CH 2 3334 before noon Monday.
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Clos - Begge
Flippin
Peterse Fockeles Wiker
Spear
Fredeen
M.K. Johnsone Hashagen
Reade Jenkins
Lymane Durbin
Sheldon+ Bowers-Shepard
Foulks-Evans
Elder-McKelvey
South Fultons
Kramer - Crawford
Lawrence West tops at Junior High Relays in record frenzy
Lawrence West edges Ottawa and five others for team title at Cook Field as 10 of 13 marks fall. George Ross of Atchison dominates sprint events while Lawrence West boosts wins by Cerne and others. Ottawa’s Frank Horn and Dana Bennett shine in hurdles and pole vault respectively.
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Atchison
Ross
Terry Ostmeyer
Cook Field
AML
Ottawa
Lawrence West
OJHS
Lawrence Central
Emeroria
Jay Shideter
West
Jay Shideler
Frank Horn
Husky Mike Cerne
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Topeka
Olathe
Central Heights
Baldwin
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Horn
Lanc Ning
Stevens
Rose
Clathe
Oakson
Dash
Cerne
Balkendal
Emporia
Wright
Ballew
Williams
Otetawa
Broussard
Coleman
Pfannenstiel
Fowler
Wisenski
Rivers
Meyer
Sumner
Riley
Wilson
Roger
Hensley
Clever
Birschard
Gyrinwood
Davidson
Underwood
Johnson
Tinsley
CH Frosh
Poeland
Taylor
Schuler
Salman
Foltz
Wiseneski
Hoyt
Oakeson
Pollom
Lamar
Daugharthy
Scott
Dana Bennett
Doug Underwood
League Leaders in American and National League Batting and Pitching
Readout of top league leaders by category across both leagues. F Robinson and Kaline lead home runs. Robinson and Yastrzemski top hits. Aaron and Mays pace RBIs. McDowell and Koufax headline ERA and strikeout lists. Includes batting averages and steals leaders, with multiple players tied in several categories.
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Baltimore
Alvis
Cleveland
Agee
Chicago
Yastrzemski
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Detroit
Freehan
Schaal
Smith
St. Louis
Boyer
New York
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Mays
Flood
Alou
Morgan
Houston
Pittsburgh
Pinson
Cincinnati
Parker
Los Angeles
Wills
Jackson
Brock
Marichal
San Franscisco
Koufax
OU Thinclads Impress At Southwestern Relays Meet
Ottawa University and Oklahoma Christian show strong relay and field results at the sixth Southwestern Relays in Winfield. OU wins three of six relays and places in eight of 14 college events, led by Ron Reusch with a 203-9 javelin and Dan Griffin's pole vault of 13-6. Eddie Hurst named outstanding athlete in college division.
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Oklahoma Christian College
Winfield
Oklahoma
Ron Reusch
Braves
Kansas
Kent Craft
College of Emporia
Southwestern
Roy Clayton
Ottawa
Dan Griffin
Leonard Scheufler
John Adams
Oklahoma Christian
Tabor
Colege
Eddie Hurst
Northern Oklahoma Junior College
Miller
Elis
Friends
Jackson
Phillips
Gabrielson
Baker
Scheufler
William Jewell
Sterling
Ellis
Roehike
Griffin
Coleman
McPherson
Howland
C of E
Philpot
Jordon
Scrogin
Willam Jewell
Jost
Altenberg
Bethany
Adams
Reusch
Craft
Clayton
Fette
Penner
Sims
Dahl
Norwood
Hutchinson Ju.co
Lowe
Butler County
Jaco
Haspers
Brown
C of
Cyclones place third at Emporia HS Relays tie for crown
Fort Scott and Emporia shared the team title at the Emporia High School Relays as Ottawa High finished third with 51.5 points. Ottawa claimed two firsts Rick Bien in javelin and the mile relay squad of Russell Daugharthy, Bob Gage, Reggie Silvey, and Scott Wallace. The Cyclones next travel to the East Kansas League championships at Argentine in Kansas City. OHL results include Mike McClay second in 120 hurdles and Rick Bien first in javelin with 177.0 feet.
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Ottawa High
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OHS
Ottawa
Rick Bien
Russell
Daugharthy
Bob Gags
Regsgie Silvey
Scott Wallace
Cyclones
Argentine
Kansas City
Mike McClay
Allan Buck
Bob Gage
Russell Daughartney
Reggie Silivey
Gary Hagelin
Anan Buck
Russell Daugharthy
Regele Silvey
Dudley Calder
Tom Stephens Son
John Wilson
Ken Cooper
Tennis Roundup and Golf Scores Across Schools
In tennis Wyoming defeated Colorado 7 nothing. Rockhurst beat William Jewell 7 2. Golf results show Oklahoma recording 10 4, St Benedicts 942 Baker 512. Wichita Black posted 1314 over Emporia State 144 and later 10 to 5 against Tulsa. Wichita Black tallies 844 to 344 over Oklahoma City. Wichita Gold led 18 percent to 14 percent with 1044 Oklahoma City 4 and 10 Tulsa 5. Tulsa 8 Oklahoma City 4 and Tulsa 1314 Emporia State 114.
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Rockhurst
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