Netters Fall to Baker as Ottawa U Drops Dual Match
Ottawa University tennis opened the season with a 6 1 defeat to Baker. Mike Burke won a three set singles match 2 6 6 4 6 4 over Dave Pieratt, and Kim Foltz beat Rick Sink 7 5 6 3. Foltz and McCracken won the only Ottawa doubles, 9 8, over Chubb and Johnson. Ottawa heads to a 11 a.m. road match vs Rockhurst College on Forest Park courts.
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Mike ‘Burke
Baker
Dave Pieratt
Kim Foltz
Rick Sink
Howard Nitta
Clyde McCracken
John Kling
Wayne Slover
Nitta
Jeff Chubb
McCracken
Wayne Johnson
Kling
Kaveh Naficy
Slover
Phil Weiser
Ottawa
Foltz
Chubb
Johnson
Burke
Pieratt
Sink
Naficy
Weiser
Rockhurst College of
Kansas City
Forest Park
Jewell Has Jump On OU For Saturday Twinbill
Ottawa University opens the 1973 baseball season with a doubleheader at Liberty against William Jewell, three weeks after Tarkio postponement. Coach Bill Frear manages a young lineup with Chris Chaney and Dave Wilbur pitching, Mark Tuttle catching, and unsettled infield as OU seeks early season cohesion after seven road games and a 2-7 Jewell record. The trio of 1 p.m. twinbill dates includes a Wednesday Washburn road game and a home opener set for April 7 versus Graceland.
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Ottawa University
William Jewel
Liberty
Braves
Tarkio
Jewell
Heart of America
Bill Frear
Chris Chaney
Dave Wilbur
Frear
Mark Tuttle
Gordon Echtenkamp
Bob Triple
Bob Lusk
Chaney
Ottawa
Dick Diminico
Dave Davis
Larry Morris
Morris
Topeka
Washburn
Graceland
Dump Central Twice OJHS Thinclads Rump LAWRENCE-Ottawa
Ottawa Junior High trackmen swept Lawrence Central with ninth graders beating 66 to 39 and eighth graders 78 to 17 in season openers. Keith Whitacre led the ninths with four firsts including two relays and a pole vault. Mark McFarland doubled for Ottawa, while Bill Scribner Raymond Shaffer and Mike Sheldon starred for the eighths. Next up, Ottawa hosts Santa Fe Trail and Millbrooke.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Lawrence Central
OJHS
Keith Whitacre
Mark McFarland
Bill Scribner
Raymond Shaffer
Mike Sheldon
Santa Fe Trail
Millbrooke
Ottawa High
Ryssemus
Savage
Whitacre
Miller
McAdoo
Scribner
Rouse
Fairbanks
Shaffer
Spencer
King
Central
Kansas legislators basketball benefit game report
Topeka Kans AP The Kansas legislative basketball team edged Missouri 47 40 Wednesday night behind seven straight points by Rep Lloyd Buzzi. Buzzi led Kansans with 14 points Lt Gov Dave Owen and Rep Gary Rust had nine each. Missouri players Phil Snowden and Sen John Schneider scored eight and seven. About 500 attended. the game raised 1000 for the Cerebral Palsy Association.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Legislative
Missouri Legislative
Dave Owen
Gary
Rust
Phil Snowden
North Kansas City
John Schneider
St. Louis
Missouri
Tempers Fly in Lakers Kings Fray at KC
In a 124-118 Lakers win, Sam Lacey and coach Bob Cousy tangled with referees Mark Schlafman and Richie Powers over goaltending and technical fouls. Jerry West led LA with 28 points as debris rained onto the floor and Nate Archibald extended his assists record before leaving with an elbow injury.
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Kansas City
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles Lakers
Lacey
Bill Bridges
Schlafman
Lakers
West
Powers
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Mr. Lacey
Cousey
Nate Archibald
Guy Rodgers
Ottawa U. Basketball Players Nominated for 1972 73 Letters
Ten Ottawa University players are recommended for letters for the 1972 73 season led by senior Bob Ludwig who will earn his third monogram. Rixey Wertenberger and Lenny Moore, John Palmer, Phil Pendorf, Bob Lusk, and Rob Moore seek second letters. First letters go to Phil Boldridge Randy Johnson and freshman Dan Wall.
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Ottawa University
Bob Ludwig
Rixey Wertenberger
Lenny Moore
John Palmer
Phil Pendorf
Bob Lusk
Rob Moore
Phil Boldridge
Randy Johnson
Dan Wall
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First National Bank
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