Cyclones Set To Defend Ottawa Track Crown
Ottawa High coach Terry Ostmeyer says the Cyclones return 12 lettermen and a strong mix of veterans and promising newcomers to defend the East Kansas League track title. Key seniors Nicholson Calder Bien lead events from mile to shot put with a broad squad eyeing relays and multiple meets through May ERL and state-time trials.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Orlis Cox
OHS
Cox
Cyclones
Ottawa
Garnett
Kansas State University
Cook Field
Argentine
Turner
Harvey Nicholson
Rick Bien
Dudley Calder
Nicholson
Calder
Bill Greene
Bien
Ronnie Lloyd
George Moody
Clark Underwood
Jon Indall
Dave Capper
Dan Pippenger
Gary Dee Priest
Tom Drake
Dan Mullen
Doug Durbin
Ken Chapman
John Wilson
Madison Stein
Ken Cooper
Dennis Domnanish
Junelor
Bob Meyer
Cooper
Francis Warren
Stein
Tom Stevenson
Doug Underwood
Underwood
Allan Buck
Mike McClay
David Wiker
Scott Walllace
Jim Stark
Charley Waymire
Jim Honn
Richard Hull
David Adamson
Tim Thompson
Warren
Ken Presley
Gary Hagelin
Wayne Edwards
Fred Martin
Bob Gage
Russell Daugharthy
Reggie Silvey
Domnanish
John Anderson
Dan Hareskins
Dan Seymour
Wallace
Meyer
Dennis Wieneke
Phil Gibson
Remeet
K-State
Manhattan
Emporia
Olathe
Pittsburg
Aregentine
Lawrence
State
Last Season Champs in Rough Spring for Twins Dodgers
In spring play, the Minnesota Twins and Los Angeles Dodgers struggle with 0-11 combined record. Twins lose 2-1 to the Mets. Dodgers fall 9-0 to the Yankees. Washington drops to 0-5 after a 6-2 loss to the Braves. Red Sox beat Phillies 5-3. Cubs beat Cleveland 3-1. San Francisco defeats California 7-3. White Sox rout Cincinnati 10-4. St. Louis beats Detroit 4-2. Kansas City over Pittsburgh 12-5. Eddie Bressoud drives in the deciding run for the Mets in the 10th.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
New York Mets
Yankees
Washington
Braves
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Red Sox
Philadelphia
Cubs
Cleveland
San Francisco
California Angels
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Cincinnati
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Detroit
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Eddie Bressaud
Mets
Chuck Hiller
Bressoud
Clay to appeal draft reclassification before Louisville board
Muhammad Ali era boxing star Cassius Clay faces Local Board 47 in Louisville to protest his 1-A to 1-O status. He cites conscientious objection on religious grounds as he plans to meet his attorney to decide appeal grounds while the draft process continues amid religious and political tensions.
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Louisville
Casesius Clay
Clay
Black Muslims
Hole-In-One At OCC by Paul Fredeen
Paul Fredeen of 508 S Elm earned the first hole in one at Ottawa Country Club in 1946 with a 70 yard shot on the ninth hole using a two iron. Golfing party included Art Conus Lee Barnett Roy Churchill Charles Rhoades George Spears and Erwin Elder.
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Paul Fredeen
S. Elm
Ottawa Country Club
Fredeen
Art Conus
Lee Barnett
Roy Churchill
Charles Rhoades
George Spears
Erwin Elder
Trial Awaits Financial State of NL
Attorneys in Wisconsin antitrust suit over the National League pressed for admission of secret financial records on NL clubs. Judge Roller ordered overnight provision of additional reports from accountants before the case proceeds, with 234 state exhibits accepted. The day included the defense bidding to exclude Ford Frick's book as hearsay amid debates on baseball expansion and Milwaukee’s boycott.
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Attoreneys
Wisconsin
Braves
Atlanta
Elmer Roller
Ford Frick
Deefense
Waymire's Chiefs Renew Court Rivalry Friday Night
Waymire's Town Team hosts the Kansas City Chiefs in a Friday 7:30 p.m. junior high game. The Chiefs, famed football players turned basketball troupe, boast a 17-8 record and a 14-game win streak. Ottawa lights feature Tom Watson Bob Lewis Lee Olmsted and Ron Yingling. Prizes include kites balls and an autographed Chiefs football.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Séagors
Buck Buchanan
Jim Tyer
Buchanan
Kansas City
Bobby Hunt
Curt Merz
Dave Hill
Tom Watson
Bob Lewis
Lee Olmsted
Ottawa
Ron Yingling
Ted Brill
Waymire's, Iola win Ottawa Town Team semis
Waymire's of Ottawa outlasted Walkers of Lawrence to reach the championship at 8:30. Iola beat Hank's Sinclair of Ottawa in overtime 90 88 to advance. Walkers and Hank's meet for third at 7 p.m. The Ottawa squad balanced scoring with four in double figures led by Olmsted and Olberling with 17 each. Wayne Ryherd led Iola with 31 points. Larson added 21 as Hank's Sinclair’s rally fell short in overtime.
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Waymire’s
Ottawa
Walkers
Lawrence
Iola
Hanks Sinclair
Waymire
Hank’s
Lee Olmsted
Jim Pillars
Olmsted
Bob Olberning
Ted Brill
Ron Yingling
Allen
Munford
Hank
Sinclair
Ottawans
Wayne Ryherd
Larson
Kneece
Marty Waller
Martin
Way Mire
Watson
Lewis
Pillars
Yingling
Brill
Army Faces BYU In NIT Semis At MSG Tonight
Army, surprise semifinalist, meets favored Brigham Young in the NIT at Madison Square Garden. Villanova, riding an eight game streak, expected to beat NYU in the other semi. Winners meet Saturday at 2 PM EST for the national title televised by CBS. Army had been counted out after star forward Mike Silliman was sidelined.
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Army
Brigham Young Cougars
Villanova
NYU
Madison Square Garden
CBS
West Point Cadets
Defoot
Mike Silliman
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