OHS Trackmen dominate Garnett in 111-29 win at dual meet
Ottawa High uses a blend of new and veteran talent to sweep 16 of 17 events in a wind‑affected home dual. Bruce Underwood and David Thompson lead newcomers with double wins in the mile and 2 mile, while Steve Hanes and Dennis Perkins pace the veterans in field and hurdles. Regulars Watts, Ratliff, and Pope also excel in sprints and throws as OHS improves toward the state indoor meet.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Garnett
OHS
Cyclones
Ottawa
Manhattan
Steve Hanes
Dennis Perkins
Arlie Watts
Mike Ratliff
Bruce Underwood
David Thompson
Rex Pope
Underwood
Hanes
Thompson
Perkins
Pope
Jeff McAdoo
McAdoo
Watts
Ratliff
Steve Frank
Iuummaries
Frank
Foltz
Ratlitt
Anderson
Pickering
Otto
Wilson
Dash
Kermreck
Steele
Perm
Shinkle
Poire
Grogan
Mace
Kramer
Ryssemus
Strehlow
Ottaw
Wassmer
Ott Anderson
Wagner
Ratiltf
Seymour
Pickett
Hughes
Dixon
Fitzgerald
Whipps
Wilton
Dunkin
Redmen upset Oral Roberts in NIT quarterfinals
St Johns defeated Oral Roberts 94 to 78 in the NIT quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Mel Davis left with a knee injury after a strong first half as St Johns built a 37 23 lead, then Niagara upset Princeton 65 60 in the other game.
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NEW York
St. John’s
Henry Honsberger
Mel Davis
Oral Roberts
Frank Mairoff
Titans
Redmen
Madison Square Garden
Niagara
Princeton
Malroff
Rev. Honsberger
Davis
Mel
St. John's
Jacksonville
Maryland
Richie Fuqua
Fuqua
Greg Cleuss
Bill Schaeffer
Ed Searcy
Cleuss
Bowling Scores and Highs From Local League Results
Industrial Gibson Food O leads with 340. Pringle posts 557 for Camron Towner. Hughes Auto 4 Net 30, Shenk 502, Kelly Jr 544. Ottawa Bowl 2 posts 558, Simmons 216. Tuesday Night Ladies Eagles Aux 2700 series 112. Brown 170. Heathman Oil 3 high 10 Ferguson 158. Arnold's Jewelry 1 high 30. Gordon 160. Harvey 408. Haley Abstract 1 high 30. Carey 221 559.
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Gibson Food
Lancaster
Camron-Towner
Pringle
Hughes Auto
Shenk
Peoples Bank
Tood Insurance
Brown
Heathman Oil CO
V. Ferguson
Kimes
Arnold’s Jewelry
Gordon
Harvey
Haley Abstract
Haas
Peoples Nat'l. Bank
Carey
Plan Indian Hall Of Fame At Haskell
Lawrence AP report says an American Indian Hall of Fame will be created at Haskell Junior College in Lawrence to honor athletes and house memorabilia. Temporary HQ in the student union. $100,000 fund-raiser for a permanent building. Inductees must have post high school sports in AAU or pro level and be at least one quarter American Indian or Alaskan native. Goals include securing Jim Thorpe Olympic medals and nominees to be named by fall.
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Lawrence
Kan
Haskell Junior College
Billy Mills
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell
Mills
Amateur Athletic Union
Jim Thorpe
Kansas Avenat
KC Bats Come Alive In Eighth
Kansas City erupted for five runs in the eighth inning to beat the Texas Rangers 9 7 in an exhibition game in Pompano Beach Florida. Ron Hansen and Jose Martinez doubled off Casey Cox to fuel the Royals surge while Dave Nelson hit a two run homer for the Rangers in the sixth. The teams meet again today at the same site.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Kansas City
Texas Rangers
Ron Hansen
Jose Martinez
Casey Cox
Royals
Dave Nelson
Rangers
Los Angeles And Houston NFL Moguls Set Next Two Super Bowls
NFL owners choose Los Angeles for 1973 and Houston for 1974 Super Bowls and move Pro Bowl to Dallas in 1973 and an AFC site in 1974. Bud Adams helped broker the compromise amid a deadlock, with Miami and New Orleans also presenting. Contracts include gate-share with LA publishers' charities. The Rams sale to San Diego bidders is noted.
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Honolulu
Los Angeles
Houston
Bud Adams
Houston Oilers
Los Angeles Coliseum
Rice Stadium
Miami
New Orleans
Dallas
Tex
Coliseum
Texas Stadium
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Competition Committee
Los Angeles Rams
Exhibitions, Braves back Chiefs in soccer deal
In Mexico City Oregon State edged Universidad de las Americas 87 85 with Steve Ericksen delivering the deciding basket. In Atlanta the Braves sponsor the Atlanta Chiefs for 1972, after previously considering withdrawal. Nick Mileti returns to Florida to push an amended Indians sale bid, needing nine AL owners approval for a price over 9 million. Tokyo hosts a U S Japan collegiate world series next year with players drawn from 210 universities.
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Mexico City
Oregon State University
Universidad de Las Americas
Steve Ericksen
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Nick Mileti
Florida
Mileti
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Tokyo
U.S
William P. Fehring
U.S. Baseball Federation
Tsutomu Takeda
Japan Students Baseball Association
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Larry Waymire
Jeanit
Purple Eagles
Marshall Wingate
al Williams
Ed Street
Brian Taylor
Kansas
Audit Tax Service
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N. Main
Plan Indian
KC Bats
Walker
Bob—Francis
Chuck
Mike
Chuck's Auto Parts
Williams Barnes
San Diego
Carlos Romer
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Atlanta Chiefs
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Chiefs
Cleveland Cavaliers
National Basketball Association
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Sutton
S. Main
Goon
Gilliland’s
OIL & Tire Supply
Army
Wanaeke
Michael Cox
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