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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1976

Page

2

HAC Meet Saturday Brings Ottawa U Clashes

Ottawa University aims to show strength at Heart of America Conference track finals at Graceland College in Laroni Iowa with leaders Paul Steeley Jim Perkins Denis Greene and Gus Elzie among contenders. The OU women will compete in a nonconference field as only three HAC schools entered a team for the meet.

Terry Ostmeyer Heart of America Ottawa University HAC Braves Graceland College Laroni Iowa Ottawa Graceland Tarkio Missouri-Iowa Bill Boucek William Jewell Paul Steeley Jim Perkins Denis Greene Gus Elzie Dave Holtwick Elzie Doug Parrott Mike McRoberts Brian Potter Hailes Bob Allen Boucek Mo-Valley

May Day marks first NFL free agent wave with 23 players

The NFL Players Association notes that 23 players become free agents on May Day after a court decision voided the Rozelle compensation rule. Names are not fully released, but potential entries include Roman Gabriel, John Riggins, Ron Johnson, Ahmad Rashad, and others. Ed Garvey asserts salaries could rise 30 to 50 percent in five years.

Washington National Football League Players Association NFL Rozelle U.S. District Court Minneapolis World Football League Associated Press Kansas City San Diego Philadelphia Roman Gabriel John Riggins New York Jets Ron Johnson New York Giants John Gilliam Minnesota Ahmad Rashad Buffalo Jean Fugett Dallas Fred Dryer Los Angeles Ken Ellis Green Bay Houston Ed Garvey NFL Players Association New York Miami San Francisco Garvey

Ali Sees Early End To Fight In Maryland

Muhammad Ali weighs 230 pounds and predicts an early end against challenger Jimmy Young in the ABC telecast from Capital Centre. Young, 27, Philadelphia, hopes to stay competitive after a 10-round win over Joe Roman in Puerto Rico. Norton Stander card anchors the doubleheader with purses totaling about 1.6 million for Ali and a potential 25 million overall as his career unfolds.

Ali Jean-Pierre Coopman Get Herbert Muhammad Young Roman ABC Antonio Inaki Ken Norton Sudan Turkey Joe Frazier George Foreman Foreman Norton Ron Stander Stander Coopman Frazier

Flyers Win On Leach OT Goal To Tie Series

Reggie Leach scored at 13 38 of overtime lifting the Philadelphia Flyers to a 2 1 win over the Boston Bruins in the NHL playoff opener that tied the best of seven series at 1 1. Don Saleski opened scoring for Philadelphia as Montreal led New York 2 0 after a 4 3 victory.

Bob Greene Philadelphia Flyers Bruins Reggie Leach Flyers Boston Bruins Boston Philadelphia Leach Montreal New York Islanders Jimmy Watson Jean Ratelle Ratelle Don Saleski

Bowling Bits Highlights Weekly Highs and Standings

Top bowler Sara Miller rolled 222 and Dora Redenbaugh 562 series for the week ending April 19. Citizens State Bank of Pomona led teams with 826 game and 2,356 series, while L and M Buffet topped with 754 and 2,176. Other notable marks include Ruth Carlson 201 and 516, Anita Bones and Karen Sumner 175 high game, 481 high series, and first-night banquet set for May 14 at Ottawa University Student Union.

Hazel Liegerot Top Bowers Sara Miller Dora Redenbaugh Citizens State Bank of Pomona Maloney Mobile Peek’s Ruth Carlson Ottawa Bus Stinnett Chevrolet Olds Osborn's Stinnett Anita Bones Karen Sumner L & M Buffet Eldon Billie DeLaTorre Kay Cordle Haley Drake Betty Walker Bud Pizza Shack Budge's Sue Lane West Wilson Truck Harvey’s Appliances Damion Towner Marilyn Miller Loyd Builders Osburn’s Virginia Cook Eloise Milton Beautyland Skyhook Anderson Carpet Betty Stevenson June Dodd Robbie Droge Shirley Coffman Mary Lou Hopkins Peggy Bien Virginia Breshears Jeannette Croucher Dorothy Roehl Dodd Ottawa University Student Union EEK S. Korma Maloney Pater L G. Turner Baltwins F. Dean Anderson Associates M. Brown Pioneer Higdon Night Riders League Night Owls Slyder Gibson Girls HiGh N. Baylor Gibson Discount Qorathy South Pence J. Imel Plattners L. Bayless C. Nigh Alexander T. Brown Mallory STREE Te. Bones Duffen Optical Dorothy W. Bell C. Wieneke Guy's Foods J. Warner Armstrong Cabinet R. Wilhite Penney Ready MIX K. Beebe Scalpers League Knights OF Columbus C. Carpenter Marshall Armstrong Cutters D. Young Fritts Machine Shop Fritts Kansas State Bank Sting Haley Abstract R. Sears A. Coffman C. Waltman Armstrong C. Wilhite M—J. Hart CLARK W. Dengel Ramsey E. McCurdy National Guard H. Linnaman Cannady Supply L. Sobba Stinson W. Touderback L. O'Hara Pizza Village G. Finch Eagles F. Frits Bendix J. Garcia Twilight Mixer League Alley Cats J. Fox Beachner Burgoon Brown Lemon Tree K. Cordle R. Robison T. Criqui B. Bond G. Damnanish B. Leach Bennett Ice Cream D. Roehl Raney Drugs M. Triplett Anderson Carfets Ahigh G Pederson Faullton Bienie’s Body Shop P_ Bishop Briscoe T. Stuner B. Hass Hubbard Lumber B. Turner C. Ball Wassmer Clothing R. Halland Fepsi Cola M. Burne Fogle Quarry B. Hall

Four wins cap Aqueduct card as Turcotte shines

Jockey Ron Turcotte rode the winners in the last four races of Aqueduct's nine race program on the 25th day of the winter meeting. He figured in a $34.60 exacta and a $470 triple, with none of his mounts starting as the favorite.

New York Ron Turcotte Aqueduct

Jackson Dons O's Uniform

Reggie Jackson agreed to join the Baltimore Orioles without signing a 1976 contract. The slugger, obtained from Oakland in a six player trade, finalized a deal after marathon talks in Arizona and will join batting practice this weekend as Earl Weaver decides when to activate him.

Baltimore Reggie Jackson Baltimore Orioles Oakland A's Hank Peters Arizona Reggie Peters Walker Gary Walker Jackson Arizona State Oakland Orioles

Makeshift Duo Topples Aussies In WCT Tennis

Wojtek Fibak and Karl Meiler, a makeshift doubles pairing, defeated Ross Case and Geoff Masters of Australia 7-6 7-6 7-4 to reach the World Doubles Championship semifinals in Kansas City. They face top seeds Brian Gottfried and Raul Ramirez, who beat Anand Amritraj and Vijay Amritraj 6-2 7-8 4-6 6-4.

Fibak Karl Meiler West Germany Ross Case Geoff Masters Australia Meiler Brian Gottfried Raul Ramirez Vijay Anand Amritraj India Case Masters Gottfried Ramirez Amritras Anand Armitraj

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