Ottawa rallies past Baker 69 65 at Wilson Field House
Ottawa University defeats Baker 69 to 65 at Wilson Field House to sweep weekend HAC action and move into a tie for third at 5-3. Lenny Moore clinches with three seconds left as Johnson and White hustle for 18 and 20 points respectively. Wertenberger and Lusk provide key inside and clock-management plays in a tight second half.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa University
Heart of America
Wilson Field House
Baker
Braves
College of Emporia
Ottawa
C of E
Tarkio
Missouri Valley
Presbies
Graceland
Wildcats
Rixey Wertenberger
Dan Wall
al Johnson
Johnson
Larry White
Phil Boldridge
Goodness
Lenny Moore
White
Wertenberger
Moore
Bill Frear
Wall
Bob Lusk
Lusk
Bob Ludwig
Mike O'Neal
Marshall
O'Neal
McCurley
Glinton
Struby
Totals
Victory Tonight Could Put Colorado In Command Of Big Eight
Colorado aims for sole lead in the Big Eight with a win at Nebraska, hoping to extend its 4-1 conference run and set up a showdown at Boulder with Kansas State. Missouri and Oklahoma also in contention as Kansas, Oklahoma State and Iowa State chase position, while K State seeks its 18th straight home win against Nebraska.
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Missouri
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Kstate
Buffs
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Doug Mitchell
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Mizzou
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Ted Owens
Cowboys
Huskers
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Cats
Jack Hartman
Steve Mitchell
Ames
Mitchell
ISU
Lex Walseth
Lee Haven
Scott Wedman
Wedman
Mike Wedman
Dave Logan
Walseth
Jayhawks
Marshall Rogers
Hawks
Alvan Adams
Perfect Team Wins Daytona in Surprise Porsche Victory
Peter Gregg and Hurley Haywood teamed to win the 24 Hours of Daytona in a Porsche Carrera, averaging 111 mph and finishing nearly 85 miles ahead of the runner up. The duo overtook Mirage and Matra rivals who succumbed to mechanical troubles, with a late DNF for a sister Porsche. Gregg plans a lighter schedule to spend more time with wife Jennifer and sons Jason and Simon.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Peter Gregg
Hurley Haywood
Gregg
Jacksonville
Mike Hailwood
Derek Bell
England
Francois Cevert
Henri Pescarolo
Matra
le Mans
Mirages
Haywood
Indianapolis
Mark Donohue
CanAm
George Follmer
Milt Minter
Los Angeles
Francois Migault
France
David Heinz
Tampa
Bob McClure
Bethel Park
Jennifer
Jason
Simon
City Schedule for Men s A League and B League Games
The city league schedule lists Men s A games in senior high gym Monday at 6 30 Jaycees A versus CTA 7 30 Gambles A against Sonic Drive in 8 30 Rex s Barber Shop vs Waymire s Thursday junior high gym 8 20 Sportsman Barber Shop against Eagles Men s B games in junior high gym 6 30 Jaycees B vs Appanoose 7 30 Wesleyan vs Foursquare North Baptist 4 30 Junior High Teachers vs Pomona Teachers Wednesday 6 30 Ottawa Steel against Western Supply 7 30 Gambles B against Westminster U P 8 30 Kramer s vs Bab Luce Soats
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CTA
Gambles
Sonic Drive-in
Rex’s
Waymire
Juior High
Sportsman Barber Shop
Eagles
Appanoose
Wesleyan
Foursquare North Baptist
Pomona
Schlee wins Hawaiian Open in first tour victory in eight years
John Schlee clinched the Hawaiian Open at Waialae with a final round 68 to finish 15 under par and claim $40,000. He beat Ol’ Sarge Moody by two strokes, with Tom Watson slipping to third and Gay Brewer tied for fourth after late bogeys. Sherri Schlee, watching from the crowd, celebrated the surprise victory ending years of struggle on the tour.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
John Schlee
Sherri
Schlee
Schlees
John
Waialae Country Club
Ol’ Sarge Orville Moody
Tom Watson
Gay Brewer
Moody
Watson
J.C. Snead
Lakers Dominant Win Forces Bullets to Accept Defeat
In a high scoring NBA Sunday, the Los Angeles Lakers outgunned a Bullets squad 125-115 as Jerry West and Gail Goodrich each poured in 28 points. Baltimore led 81-75 before L A surged with an 11-4 run to take a 100-86 edge, while Chicago, Boston, New York and Houston posted wins elsewhere.
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Love
Dennis Awtrey
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
John Havlicek
Jo Jo White
Art Williams
76Ers
Earl Monroe
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Cavaliers
Celtics
Jack Marin
Rudy Tomjanovich
Rockets
Braves
Nate Archibald
Kings
Sonics
American Basketball Association
San Diego
Indiana
Utah
Carolina
Kentucky
Denver
Memphis
Games Return To Innsbruck
In Lausanne the IOC awarded the 1976 Winter Games to Innsbruck Austria after Rev Bernard Fell and a Lake Placid NY bid failed to win over the 100 IOC members. Chamonix France and Tampere Finland also bid but were rejected.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Innsbruck
Austria
Bernard Fell
Lake Placid
N.Y
United Methodist Church
Fell
United States
IOC
Chamonix
France
Tampere
Finland
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Steve Honeycutt
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Ernie Kusnyer
Ced Price
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Bullets
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Mike Chuck
ISC Industries Inc
Interstate Securities Company
South Main
Porter-Spears
Agency
S. Main
Tom Porter
George Spears
Wards Automotive Center
Montgome Ad
Supreme Muffler
Ottawa Retail Association
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