Cyclones Eye Indoor Clash
Ottawa High will send 11 track and field competitors to the 18th annual State Indoor Championships at Manhattan in pursuit of the Class 3-A title. OHS, best in recent years, faces Wellington and Bonner Springs as key rivals with strong sprinters and relay strengths and hopes pinned on mile relay, shot put, and 440 dash performances.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Manhattan
OHS
Wellington
Ottawa
Shawnee Mission North
Ward
Syracuse
Wallace County
Ahearn
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg
Bonner Springs
Braves
Cyclones
Hoisington
Chaparral
Ulysses
Bonner
Mark Denning
Phil Coonce
Steve Shaad
Darrell Woolf
Steve Hanes
Rudy Wilson
Jerry Peffly
Don Kornhaus
Kornhaus
Jay Schoonover
Terry Glenn
Crusaders
WHS
Glenn
Shaad
Peffly
Shand
David Beeman
David Thompson
Scott Bird
Terry Wallace
Thompson
Schoonover
Bruce Underwood
Bird
Wallace
Wilson
Rex Pope
Ed McCutcheon
Mets Face Internal Strife Over Seaver Use
The Mets battle internal friction as Tom Seaver questions his pitching load while Koosman vents about favored treatment. Managerial stance asserts Seaver will start when ready amid spring action, as other exhibition games unfold across multiple MLB clubs. Ducks protection note adds local wildlife policy on lead shot removal.
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Associated Press
Mets
Tom Seaver
Seaver
Cincinnati Reds
Jerry Koosman
Koosman
Bob Scheffing
Tom
Scheffing
Oakland A's
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers
Milwaukee Brewers
San Diego Padres
Houston Astros
Detroit Tigers
San Francisco Giants
California Angels
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Phil Hennigan
Cleon Jones
Vidal Blue
Oakland
Bowling Scores From Twilight League Highlights
Bowling scores list for several teams including TWILIGHT LEAGUE BENDIX MOBILE HOMES and OTTAWA BUS with high games and series. Names like G Hayden D Halt T Cannady H Linneman B Thomas M Miller and D Hall appear with scores ranging from high single games to 593 series, across leagues such as COMMERCIAL LEAGUE and WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES.
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Bendix
L. Pyle
Todd's Mobile Homes
G. Hayden
Ottawa Bus
C. Heltler
Town & Country
B. Moses
Everett's
D. Halt
Bent Fender
H. Linneman
Ottawa Tire
G. Page
Knight Mobil
T. Cannady
Farm Bureau
B. Thomas
Crites
J. Wise
F. Wise
Sertoma Club
D. Hall
Lamb Roberts
J. Brack
Ladies League
Loyd Builders
R. Everson
Everson
Citizens State Bank
M. Miller
D. Lee
P. Morgan
C. Griffin
Fritts Garage
D. Redenbaugh
First National Bank
N. Fritts
Peoples Bank
D. Bryant
D. Toumberlin
Naomi's Club
T. Hamilton
Coin toss may decide NBA tie for top seed
Lakers beat Golden State 96-89 to finish 60-22, forcing a potential one game playoff with Milwaukee to crown No 1 in the conference. Keith Erickson said the league could require no extra game, possibly settled by a coin flip with $10,000 at stake, pending NBAPA input and Kennedy guidance. Other finals detailed include Boston over Baltimore, Houston over Buffalo, Detroit over Cleveland in OT, Phoenix over Seattle, and Montana State coach Hank Anderson claiming his 300th win.
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Chicago White Sox
Pirates
Rick Reichardt
Marty Pattin
Boston
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Manny Mota
Lee Lacy
Dodgers
Expos
Mota
Lacy
Bill Robinson
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Kansas City
Texas
Ed Kirkpatrick
Amos Otis
Don Money
Milwaukee
Brewers
San Diego
Doug Rader
Houston
Detroit
Ken Berry
San Francisco
California
Mike Cuellar
Doyle Alexander
Baltimore
Yankees
Associated Press
Golden State
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
NBA
Chicago
Jakers
Keith Erickson
Larry Fleischer
NBA Players Association
Balltimore
Buffalo
Cleveland
Phoenix
Seattle
Virginia
Silas
Tom Heinsohn
Chaney
Dave Bing
Pistons
Calvin Murphy
Bob McAdoo
Clem Haskins
John Brisker
Spencer Haywood
Cowens Named NBA Most Valuable Player
New York AP reports Boston center Dave Cowens won the NBA Most Valuable Player award. He led the Celtics to a record season with 21 points and 17 rebounds per game, outperforming Kareem Abdul-Jabbar who had prior MVP wins. Nate Archibald placed third with 44 first place votes and 319 points. Wilt Chamberlain dented the top three in voting.
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New York Nets
Kentucky
Carolina
Memphis
Dallas
Utah
Indiana
Gail Goodrich
Los Angeles
Golden State
Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain
Warriors
Milwaukee
NEW York
Dave Cowens
Boston Celtics
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
National Basketball Association
Abdul-Jabbar
Cowens
Thunder
Bucks
Celtics
NBA
Celtic
Jabbar
Boston
Nate Archibald
Baseball opener delayed by unplayable Topeka grounds
Sidelined Ottawa University’s baseball season was pushed back after OU Washburn doubleheader was canceled due to unplayable grounds at Topeka. With spring break under way, the Braves will open the season Saturday April 7 in a twinbill against Graceland at Orlis Cox Field, as brace for a fresh start.
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Ottawa University
OU Washburn
Topeka
Braves
Graceland
Orlis Cox Field
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Washington
US Fish and Wildlife Service
John G
Jack
U.S.C
Saffro
S. Walnut
Paul Silas
Don Chaney
Helena, Mont
Hank Anderson
Montana State
Chamberlain
John Havlicek
Laker
Jerry West
Nitcher
Ottawa, Kansai
Cane
John S. Sheldon
City OF
Pol, Adv
Brunswick
MO Guarfantee
Peepee
WEWS
J.R. Cheney
Suzuki Dealership Opportunity Profits
U.S. Suzuki Motor Corp
P.O
Dept
Santa Fe Springs
Calif
Blackwall
Otasco
Ottawa Retail Association
Fey
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