Well A's Meet Denny McLain In Spring Exhibition Loss
Denny McLain debut with the Oakland A's ends in a 14-4 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers after three innings. McLain allowed seven runs in the third on three hits with four walks and a hit batsman. The day also features strong showings by Juan Marichal and the Dodgers trio of John Singer and Richert, plus other spring results across the majors.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
Denny McLain
Oakland A
Vida Blue
Detroit
A’s
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Milwaukee Brewers
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George Scott
Brewers
Oakland
Tommy Reynolds
Billy Conigliaro
Rick Auerbach
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Cleveland
Charlie Fox
Willie Mays
Dave Kingham
Giants
Ron Bryant
John Cumberland
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tommy John
Bill Singer
Pete Richert
Atlanta Braves
Ralph Garr
John
Jim Lefebvre
Joe Coleman
Fred Sherman
Phil Meeler
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tiger
Lynn McGlothen
Wayne Simpson
George Foster
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Lyndon Ace earns All-Tourney honors in state finals
Lyndon Ace, a 6-5 junior from Lyndon, named to the class 1-A All-Tournament team after Dodge City finals. He scored 51 points in three games, while Myron Schuckman of McCracken won the scoring title with 68. McCracken defeated Little River for the 1-A crown. Lyndon finished third by beating Bogue 67-62.
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Lyndon
Bob Emery
Dodge City
Myron Schuckman
McCracken
Little River
Downing
Bogue
Frankfort
Atwood
Hutchinson
Little Rivers
Wichita
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission South
Wichita North
Wichita Southeast
Kansas Women’s Bowling Tourney Sets 14000 Entry Mark
Lawrence bowler Mary Elston rolled a 617 in Wichita for the highest scratch game thus far in the Kansas Women’s Bowling Tournament. Tourney spokesmen report about 14,000 competitors entered, a record. Leaders after two weekends with eight to go include Open Class Team Rose Bowl East Wichita 2502 doubles Polly Kerr Marilyn Holcomb Garden City 1125 singles Bev Martin Topeka 609 all events Liz Ferguson Kansas City 1676. Class A Team Minneapolis Clinic Salina 2349 doubles Ruth Harris Dolores Jones Liberal 1117 singles Mary Elston Lawrence 617 all events Fran Clark Hutchinson 1684. Class B Team B&J Trophies Oswego 2341 doubles Mary Canfield Karen Bruggeman Hays 1162 singles Clara Rogers Wichita 604 all events Shurley Crowder Topeka 1619. Class C Team OTASCO Newton 2261 doubles Betty Bryan Jennie Knop Pratt 984 singles Hattie Weiss Lawrence 54 all events Judy Renick Garden City 1540. Class C Team Garden Plain State Bank Wichita 2141 doubles Carol Ross Jo Ross Wates Center 960 singles Hnnberta Spangler Lyons 524 all events Kathy Kenison Salina aun.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Rose Bow East
Polly Kerr
Marilyn Holcomb
Garden City
Bev Martin
Topeka
Liz Ferguson
Kansas City
Minneapolis Clinic
Salina
Ruth Harris
Dolores Jones
Liberal
Mary Elston Lawrence
Fran Clark
Hutchinson
Oswego
Mary Canfield
Karen Bruggeman
Hays
Clara Rogers
Men's City Bowling Tourney Finalists and standings
In the Men's City Bowling Tourney finals Pepsi Cola Woods Crump Callahan and teammates led doubles Davis Davis Roehl Holland Gilges Gilges Bishop Bien and others to top all events with Pringle Holland Pringle Carter Brock Smith Hall posting high scratch and handicap scores.
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KR. Woods
T. Crump
R. Callahan
C. Carpenter
W. Carter
B. Gilges
T. Brooksher
C. Davis
R. Davis
E. Roehl
R. Holland
G. Gilges
L. Gilges
W. Bishop
R. Bien
D. Pringle
J. Brock
S. Smith Jr
TD. Hall
Local Kickers Gannett Coach, Players Honored
The Pizza Village soccer club of Ottawa won its Heart of America Senior Division opener 7-0 over Atlas. The match ended at halftime due to rain. Ottawa University players form the club. In basketball, Tri- City Valley League honors named Ray Meyer Coach of the Year and Phil Singer Steve Frank to the All-League team. Rick Gill was Player of the Year.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Atlas
Ottawa University
Ray Meyer
Garnett
Ternoon
Swope Park
Kansas
Meyer
Phil Singer
Steve Frank
Rick Gill
Cherryvale
Gill
Verna Breger
Himboldt Wennall Leis
Gary Backhus
Warren Roots
Yates
Rick Schooler
Kenny Nichols
Eureka
Mike McGee
Burlington
John Schierlman
Tom Schneider
Neodesha
AJBC League Tigers-2 High 10 Kring Betz Tornadoes-2 High 10 30 Stewart
The list catalogs teams and top scores with player initials and numbers across divisions AJBC League Tigers, Tornadoes, Ding a Lings, Bullets, Pink Panthers, Lucky Strikers, Bueces Wild, Hot Shots O, Beavers, Chug a Bugs with players and high marks.
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Stewart
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Daugharthy
Bullets
Everhart
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Wolgast
Lucky Strikers
Beets
Harvey
Bueces
Crowning Blow Shocks Marquette in NCAA Ruling
Marquette loses its NCAA berth after a player reportedly with agency ties prompts an eligibility ruling. Bob Lackey agrees to sign an affidavit as Ohio University advances to face Kentucky in the Mideast semifinals while other regional results unfold across the country.
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Associated Press
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Warriors
Bob Lackey
Ohio University
Jim Snyder
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Marshall
Texas
Houston
Midwest
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Long Beach
Brigham Young
North Carolina
Maryland
Louisville
Memphis State
Chisox Top Royals In Spring Opener
In Fort Myers Wilbur Wood pitched five innings to become the first White Sox starter to do so this spring Chicago beat Kansas City 5 1 in the Royals exhibition opener Wood allowed the Royals only run on a Lou Piniella double and Bob Oliver single Chicago scored in the second on Carlos Mays single and added two more in the fourth on Bruce Dal Canton Mike Melton Muser Herrmann and a double steal Nora Angelini yielded the final Chicago run a Mike Andrews homer in the seventh
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Carlos May
Bruce Dal Canton
Bill Melton
Muser
Ed Herrmann
Nora Angelini
Mike Andrews
Lou Piniella
Bob Oliver
Terry Park
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