Cyclone Thinclads Rebuild For Second Title Run At OHS
Ottawa High's Don Kornhaus launches a new track era after last year's record run. The Cyclones, defending state indoor and outdoor champions, boast depth with Mendell, Brownrigg, Watts and others, eyeing another spring to defend titles as they begin with a Garnett dual meet and a Manhattan indoor meet.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Cyclones
Manhattan
Wichita
OHS
Garnett
Ahearn
Richard Mendell
Fleet
Mendell
Randy Brownrigg
Brownrigg
Arlie Watts
Terrence Buckner
Mike Ratliff
Terry Wallace
Wallace
Mike Wallace
Osawatomie
Larry Waymire
Waymire
Jeff Ryssemus
Keith Kramer
Junior Vandameson
Greg Bishop
Bruce Underwood
Clinton Fritts
Dennis Perkins
Steve Grogan
Chris Kornhaus
Young Wallace
Rudy Wilson
Watts
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Ratliff
Wilson
Kramer
Ryssemus
Frank McFarland
Gary Good
Grogan
Bob Blecha
Randy Hughes
Mark Seymour
Wint Winter
Scott Calder
Russell Hughes
Rex Pope
Gary Fitzgerald
David Drumright
Drumright
Marty Woodward
Jeff McAdoo
Terry Drake
Perkins
OHL
A Division Shift Defines Pro Basketball Night Outcomes
The Hawks clinch the final Central playoff spot with a 211 overtime win over the Bulls while the Pistons secure 44th victory but finish last in the Midwest. ABA results include Indiana over Kentucky and Virginia over Carolina. Highlights: Hazzard clutch shot, Bellamy 21 rebounds, Lanier 40 points for the Pistons. Philadelphia tops Cincinnati to reach season high point total. Havlicek fuels Boston past Baltimore. Milwaukee ends strong season.
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Loud Hudson
Pete Maravich
Hazzard
Walt Bellamy
Chet Walker
Bulls
Allania
New York Knicks
Bob Lanier
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Archie Clark
76Ers
Hal Greer
Bill Russell
Billy Cunningham
John Havlicek
Boston
Baltimore
de Jo White
Celts
Kevin Loughery
Penn, UCLA Lead NCAA regional buzzer beaters
Penn rides unbeaten record into a quarterfinal against Villanova in Raleigh while UCLA faces Long Beach State in Salt Lake City. The Quakers seek a semifinal berth in Houston, a feat last achieved by Princeton in 1965, as four other regional games unfold alongside the five game NIT opener in New York. Evansville wins College Division title. Southwestern Louisiana takes third with rout of Kentucky Wesleyan.
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Associated Press
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Philadelphia
Dick Harter
Villanova
Raleigh
N.C
Long Beach State
Salt Lake City
Utah
Houston
Princeton
Bill Bradley
Western Kentucky
Ohio State
Athens
Kansas
Drake
Wichita
Kan
Marquette
Big Mac
Kim McDaniela
Hilltoppers
Kentucky
Drake Bulldogs
Notre Dame
Austin Carr
Southern Idaho Faces Ellsworth In Juco Title Clash
Southern Idaho, 36-2, meets Ellsworth of Iowa Falls for the National Junior College tournament final in Hutchinson. Southern Idaho built an 87-70 win over Robert Morris of Carthage while Ellsworth edged Hutchinson 67-66 in a crowd of 7,000. Forecourt stars Behagen and Bassett each totaled 16 rebounds. Turner fouled out late as Carthage sought a late rally.
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Kan
Robert Morris
Pittsburgh
Casper
Wyo
Columbia State of Columbia
Tenn
Three Rivers
Poplar Bluff
Southern Idaho
Carthage
Morris
Ron Behagen
Tim Bassett
Clyde Turner
Ilinois
Evansville Aces Capture NCAA College Division Title
Evansville Aces defeated Old Dominion 97 to 82 to win the NCAA College Division basketball championship. Don Buse was named the tournament outstanding player, unanimous among writers and sportscasters, and joined on the all tournament team by Rick Coffey. Dwight Lamar led Southwestern Louisiana with 33 points, while Joel Copeland scored 20 for Old Dominion.
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Ind
Evansville Aces
Don Buse
Buse
Rick Coffey
Dwight Lamar
Southwestern Louisiana
Columbus
Ohio
John Duncan
Kentucky
Skip Noble
Old Dominion
Monarchs
Norfolk
Coffey
Joel Copeland
John Wellemeyer
Southwestern
Bulldogs
Walloping
Kentucky Wesleyan
Cajuns
Gunner
Lamar
Wesleyan
Baseball Roundup: Sox Take a Break and Pirates Beat Mets
Boston Red Sox manager Eddie Kasko halves the grind by giving the team a one day vacation to refresh before facing Detroit and later the Tigers and Mets in key weekend games. The roundup notes a 5-2 Pirates win over the Mets highlighted by Briles and Johnson, plus big home runs from McCovey and Buckner and other spring results.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Eddie Kasko
Kasko
Red Sox
Detroit
Tigers
New York Mets
Nelson Briles
Bob Johnson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Willie McCovey
Peoples Bank Named Official 1971 Royals Reservation Center
Peoples National Bank in Ottawa repeats as official 1971 Royals Reservation Center with Charles A. Truitt announcing the bank’s role in a regional network. Tickets can be requested or picked up at the bank for night games by 1 p.m. and afternoon games by 10 a.m. The Royals open April 12 at home against the Minnesota Twins.
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Peoples National Bank
Ottawa
Charles A. Truitt
Kansas City Royals
Ottawa Bank
Royals
Minnesota Twins
the Bank
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League wrap results
In the Dynamic League Cravens Oil posted top game 200 by Wichman and 517 series. Lee's Cafe 0 led by Heckman's 176-455. Heathman Oil with Burgoon 175 and Ferguson 481. Nitcher’s 1 had Higgins 172-463. Wassmer's 3 featured McClay 192-494. Gambles 1 saw Holton 201-554. Nighthawk Prudential 2 with Garber and Middlebusher 162 and 455. Harry Smith 2 had Finch 174-467. Budge's 4 saw McMillen 198-512. West Wilson 0 paced Hood 185-463. Montgomery Ward 3 with Toumberlin 210-544 and Sutton's Jewelry 1 with Bryant 192-533.
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Dave Heckman
Heathman Oil
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Ferguson
Nitcher
Holton
Nighthawk
Prudential
Garber
Middlebusher
Harry Smith
Finch
Budge’s
McMillen
West Wilson
Hood
Montgomery Ward
Toumberlin
Sutton’s Jewelry
Bryant
City Schedule Volleyball at North Junior High Gym
On Monday March 22 in the North Jr High Gym the girls division features Foursquare versus F Bap at 6:00 with California Baptist and F U Meth competing. Women play Cal Bapt versus W Presley and Nazarene versus F Luther at 8:15. Men’s division shows F Bap versus W Presley at 6:46 and F Bible against Foursquare First Christian at 7:30 with Nazarene versus F U Meth and N Bap versus F Luther at 8:15 and 9:00 respectively.
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Foursquare
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F. Luth
F. Bible Men's
Ferrari Seeks Sebring Win In 12 Hours Race
Ivy Leaguer Mark Donohue and Mario Andretti lead Ferrari's challenge at Sebring as Porsche looms. Donohue set a qualifying speed of 123.442 mph on the 5.2 mile airport course while Andretti and Jack Ickx prepared off the pace. The two Ferrari crews anticipated a 11 a.m. EST start as duller track weather and a smaller field of 42 cars heightened the pressure for a factory battle with Porsche during the endurance event.
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Sebring, Fla
Mark Donohue
Mario Andretti
Ferrari
Donohue
Brown University Grad
Sebring
Andretti
Ignazio Giunti- Nino Vaccarella
Porsche
Buenos Aires
Daytona
Charles
Pete” Conrad
Dick Smothers
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