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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

2

Wild Night In OBAL Defines Ottawa Babe Ruth League Action

The Ottawa Babe Ruth League saw VFW surge to first with an 11-1 win over Elks while Kiwanis edged Boys' Club 6-5 in a tense late inning. Mark Walker earned the win for VFW as Kiwanis and Boys' Club battled to a dramatic finish with Mueller striking out 10 for Boys' Club.

Gary Kuntz Ottawa VFW Elks Kiwanis and Boys’ Club Kiwanis Mark Walker Roger Bachelor Eddy Bryan Mark Switzer Walker Ellis Bill Scribner Bachelor Ted Woods Boys’ Club Jeff Buick John Mueller Jim Coen Burik Coen Ken Bones Mike Hoyt Buick Kevin Spencer Williams Mueller

Feuerbach eyes Kennedy Games after world mark pace

Berkeley AP report notes shot put star Al Feuerbach shifts to distance events this weekend. He competes at the Kennedy Games between U S Track and Field Federation meets in Wichita and a Russia meet, while chasing the world record and Edwards Stadium mark. Other world record holders and top sprinters are featured in the 26 events.

Berkeley Calif al Feuerbach U.S. Track and Field Federation Wichita Kan Russia Feuerbach Edwards Stadium Randy Matson Pat Matzdorf University of Wisconsin U.s.ussr Steve Williams

Junior Olympic Track Carnival Here Saturday

More than 500 young athletes are expected at Ottawa High for the Junior Olympic regional track and field meet. Events span five divisions with 109 contests, aiming for state qualification in Manhattan on June 8-9. Ribbons, entry fees, and officials details are provided by local ORC and sponsors.

Ottawa Kansas Manhattan Ottawa Recreation Commission Chevrolet General Motors Steve Queen Orlis Cox ORC Ottawa High O-Club

Speedway A Mess In Aftermath

In Indianapolis the 57th Indianapolis 500 faced a brutal cleanup after a rain ruined race, two fatalities, several serious injuries, and 10 hospitalized spectators. Despite mud and damage around the infield, officials and police regrouped as hotels and businesses returned to normal after the postponed, twice-washed event.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Motor Speedway Speedway Clarence Cagle

City Scores SOFTBALL Women s League Double Forfeit Note

Summary of city softball results across multiple leagues with teams RUHAMAH JESTARZ WESLEYAN HARRELL S, Wellsville Bank, Pizza Hut, Taco Grande, Black Express, Budge s and Pioneer. Scoring totals include forfeit outcomes and individual player lines across both women and men leagues.

Ruhamah Jestarz Wesleyan Olivas Archer Brown Adcock Ybarra Elliott Focklele Mains Stifer Morgan Harrell Reusch Hickman Wellington Simms Strange K. Ferguson N. Ferguson Queen Barnes Kay Ferguson Davis Wellsville Bank Otto Barnett Deterding Gahagan Flynn Adams Morris Bazit O'Neil Dwyer O'Conner Coughenour Totals Pizza Hut Suffran Wieneke Pelton Bahrenburg Stevens Johnson T. Brady Hefner Mewes M. Brady Taco Grande Hendrickson Underwood Terry Drake Clark Pance Denny Lindeberg Tom Drake McDaniel Bulmer Fitzgerald

Yanks Stymied On One Run Liner Ousting Holtzman

Oakland pitcher Ken Holtzman allowed a sharp liner that Hart turned into a run scoring out. The hit by Jim Ray Hart broke the shutout and tilted the game in Oakland’s favor as the Yankees struggled offensively. Associated Press report by Alex Lachare notes Hart’s timely hit against Holtzman.

Alex Lachare Associated Press Oakland Ken Holtzman Jim Ray Hart George Mitterwald Jim Holt Danny Thompson Twins Harmon Killebrew Texas Cleveland Jeff Burroughs Rico Carty

Weiskopf Burns Up Kemper Open at Quail Hollow

Tom Weiskopf shot a course record 65 to lead the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow, with Lanny Wadkins close behind at 66 and a large group including Arnold Palmer and Bruce Crampton at 68. Nicklaus did not compete, while Sam Snead Trevino and defending champ Sanders posted subpar rounds as weather favored strong scores. The day also covered baseball results and other AL NL games with notable homers and strong pitching performances.

Charlotte N.C Tom Weiskopf Jack Nicklaus Nicklaus Weiskopf Atlanta Quail Hollow Country Club Lanny Wadkins Wadkins Byron Nelson Ken Still Mac McLendon Bert Green Leonard Thompson Pat Fitzsimons Arnold Palmer Bruce Crampton Marvel Sam Snead Lee Trevino Doug Sanders Gary Player United States B.greene Still Fitzsimons McLendon L.thompson Ziegler Bohen Palmer Crampton Geiberger Yates March

Okker Topps Smith In French Open Shocker

Dutchman Tom Okker upset top seed Stan Smith 6 3 6 3 7 6 3 6 4 to reach the French Open quarter finals amid light rain. Chris Evert defeated Helga Masthoff to reach the women’s semifinals as Francoise Durr ousted Odile de Roubin for another semifinal appearance.

Okker Smith Paris Tom Okker Netherlands Stan Smith Pasadena Calif Chris Evert Fort Lauderdale Fla Helga Masthoff West Germany Francoise Durr France Odile de Roubin

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