Ottawa U opens outdoor track season with 90 57 win at Liberty
Ottawa University dominated William Jewell 90 to 57 in a dual meet at Liberty Missouri sweeping 11 of 17 events. Four OU thinclads led the win with top finishes including Discus and Triple Jump dominance and a strong relay showing. Next meet is April 9 at Emporia against College of Emporia.
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Ottawa University
Willliam Jewell
Liberty
Braves
Bruce Crofts
Richard Singer
Sidney Walker
Ben Newson
Ottawa
Dave Hale
Gene Meeks
Ray Marmon
Phil Ginter
Emporia
College of Emporia
Ryun On Crutches After Pulled Hamstring Injury
Jim Ryun world record holder in the mile is on crutches with a pulled hamstring diagnosed by Dr. G Bernard Joyce. He expects to rest until Friday and may begin light exercise today. Ryun was on KU track doing relay carries and sprints when the injury occurred, feeling no pain earlier.
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Topeka
Kan
Jim Ryun
Ryun
G. Bernard Joyce
Ryan
University of Kansas
Ryun to race at Texas Relays in mile event
Kansas star Jim Ryun world record holder in the mile will compete at the Texas Relays in Austin. Meet Director Jack Patterson said Ryun, 3:51.1, is expected to break Wes Santee’s Relays mark of 4:00.5. Ryun’s rivals include Tim Danielson George Scott John Mason Bob Damien Preston Davis and Jim Crawford as the event builds toward the distance medley relay and Jerry Thompson Mile. Kenry Pearce of Australia also will run the three mile.
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Austin
N.M
John Mason
Fort Hays State
Kan
Bob Damien
Emporia State
Preston Davis
University of Texas
U.S. Army
Jim Crawford
Harding College
Searcy
Ark
Ryan
Kansas
Jerry Thompson
Boxing Results From Las Vegas AP Report
David Melendez from Puerto Rico outpointed Dorman Crawford at 148 pounds in Las Vegas while Chuck Leslie of Los Angeles and Billy Joiner of Cincinnati battled to a draw at 178 pounds.
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New York
David Melendez
Puerto Rico
Dorman Crawford
Caseta Rico
Las Vegas
Nev
Chuck Leslie
Los Angeles
Billy Joiner
Cincinnati
Drew
Beanballs Fly In Bosox Yankee Exhibition Clash
The Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees clashed in Fort Lauderdale with beanballs and ejections as Boston lost 4-2. Lee Stange hit Roy White, Dick Williams and Eddie Popowski were tossed after a heated exchange. Other spring results included the Cardinals beating the White Sox 8-2 and Harmon Killebrew's 11th inning homer powering the Twins past Baltimore. Rico Carty faces tuberculosis tests while Mike Ferraro and Dick Dietz seek treatment for ailments. Rocky Colavito plans a Dodgers report after possible retirement consideration.
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Yankees
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White
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Fila
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Cardinal
Orlando
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Minnesota Twins
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al Worthington
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Jim Roland
Orioles
Carty
Mike Ferraro
San Francisco
Dick Dietz
Ferraro
Fort Lauderdale
Deitz
Scottsdale
Ariz
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Are Those Red Sox Sandbagging Again?
The Boston Red Sox struggle this spring without Lonborg as Yastrzemski and Conigliaro shine amid concern for the rotation. Williams candidly notes uncertainties, with Santiago Wasilewski Ellsworth and Culo as likely starters. He hints at trades and bench strength while aiming for a repeat dramatic second half.
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Winter Haven
Fila
Boston Red Sox
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Carl Yasstrzemski
Tony Conigilaro
George Scott
Rico Petrocelli
Dick Williams
Williams
Lonborg
Jim
Boston
Jose Santiago
Gary Wasilewski
Dick Ellsworth
Ray Cuilo
Willams
Chicago
John Wyatt
Sparky
Lyle
Brandon
OU Letters Awarded To Eight Basketball Players
Ottawa University has recommended letters for the 1967-68 season awarded to eight players. Four seniors and four juniors are named: Greg Van Ert captain, Tony Judenis, Roy Dunn, Tom Stanley, Ron Guest, Ron Dunham, Dave Hale, and Bob Olberding.
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Ottawa University
Greg van Ert
Tony Judenis
Roy Dunn
Tom Stanley
Ron Guest
Ron Dunham
Dave Hale
Bob Olberding
Iba Urges Humble, United U S At the Olympics
Indianapolis AP Hank Iba longtime U S Olympic basketball coach warned Americans must shed cocky attitude to preserve supremacy in world sports He recalled the Tokyo 1964 victory and urged seriousness about the Olympic Games He called for an understanding with professional players and noted Negro players on past teams did well during the boycott era
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hank Iba
U.S
Oklahoma
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