NBA Playoffs Resume Slate and ABA Semifinals
The Warriors host the Hawks in Oakland while the Lakers meet the Bulls in Chicago as NBA series advance toward 3-1 leads. In the ABA the Muskies chase a 3-1 edge over Kentucky. Boston and Detroit renew their series with Celtics tying Pistons at 2-2.
OJHS Sweeps Cinder Match Against Central
Ottawa Junior High opened its track season by defeating Lawrence Central in dual meets at Ottawa High School. OJHS won freshman 58-56 and eighth grade 64-27, led by Richard Mendell who won multiple sprints and anchored the 880 relay, with strong contributions from Wallace Grogan and Perkins. Next meet at Olathe on April 4 in a triangular with Melbrook and Santa Fe Trails.
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Guerin Plans To Shake Up Hawks
Oakland AP Richie Guerin coach of the year says changes will be made in the St. Louis Hawks lineup to rally from a 2-1 deficit to the San Francisco Warriors in tonight's fourth game of the Western Division semifinal. He praised his players for the honor and hinted at possible starting lineup changes while declining to reveal specifics.
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Crest Downs CH Trackmen Triumph Over Central Heights
Crest High of Colony defeated Central Heights 73 68 in a dual track meet here Thursday afternoon. CH runners will compete next in the class B and BB running of the Ottawa Relays next Friday.
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Bowling AMF League Densely Tagged High Scores
BowLing AMF LEAGUE list of high scores for teams and players across venues including Naomi s Tavern Ogg s Market Divco Wayn Hank s Sinclair Litwin s L Cafe Briscoe Drugs Eagles Ottawa Times Pepsi Cola K of C One Pence Grocery Bienies Beautyland Seyler Drug Towner s Chapel Budge s Hardware Anderson s Carpets and others with top scores and player initials across the 10-30 date.
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Cyclones Enter Eight In Indoor Kansas Meet at Manhattan
Ottawa High will field eight athletes in the Kansas State Indoor Track and Field Championships at Manhattan. Leading the Cyclones is the mile relay quartet of Bill Anderson, Doug Underwood, Scott Wallace, and Wilmer Thompson. Each baton member also competes in other events with Underwood in low hurdles and pole vault, Anderson in the 880, Wallace in the 60 and 440, and Thompson in the 440. Other OHS entrants include Wayne Edwards in the mile, Gary Hagelin in the 880, Ken Presley in the mile, and Francis Warren in high jump.
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Winter Quits At K State To Head Huskies
Kansas State coach Fred Winter resigns after 15 years, moving to Washington as head coach. Cotton Fitzsimmons, Winter’s assistant, will take over at K State with a three year contract. Winter notes 20 years at one school and praises K State’s basketball tradition.
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Tex) Winter
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Bebe) Lee
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