Big Red Machine Goes Clunk Again
The Cincinnati Reds suffer another knee ligament injury to first baseman Lee May after a collision with Time Foli during a 63 exhibition win over the Mets. May joins MERRITT, Simpson, Tolan, and Concepcion on the injured list as the club plans to work in Florida for recovery.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
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New York
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Wayne Simpson
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Dave Concepcion
Florida
Reds
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Bernie Carbo
Koosman
New York Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Washington Senators
Nats
Stott
Ron Klimkowski
Frank Howard
Denny McLain
Bowling League Scores and Standings From Ottawa
Industrial and women s leagues list high series and totals. StewArt 204 589 leads 10 30 with Pence s E Yost 195 530. Page 217 495. Haas 151 405. Ledom 185 515. Ferguson 196 521. Mock 175 492. Warhurst 150 426.
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Peoples Bank
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Drumright's javelin sets Ottawa Triangular meet pace
Ottawa High opened outdoor season with a win over Olathe and Emporia in a triangular. David Drumright led the scoring with a state‑leading javelin mark of 205-1 and won the high jump. Richard Mendell added a 21-11 long jump and a 10.1 100‑yard dash, helping Ottawa total 101 points to top Olathe 78% and Emporia 75% in a windy afternoon meet.
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Steve Hanes
Mike Matthews
Tom Bachelor
Matthews
Bachelor
Dennis Perkins
Postponed welterweight bout Bussi Hernandez called off
AP reports Carmelo Bussi of Italy versus Jose Hernandez of Spain in a welterweight bout was postponed indefinitely Tuesday. Other notes cover Rosemary Casals defeating Kerry Melville in San Juan, Janice Johnson becoming Wesleyan golf’s first female, Chargers signing three players, John Sinclair setting a world nonstop distance record, Austin Carr as Notre Dame’s MVP, and Gary Coulson named Pepperdine athletic director and coach.
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Italy
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San Francisco
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Austalia
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Ind
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Associated Press
Notre Dame
Los Angeles
Gary Coulson
Pepperdine University
K State Splits Big Eight Doubleheader With Oklahoma State
Kansas State and Oklahoma State split a Big Eight baseball doubleheader. The Wildcats defeated OSU 11 7 in the opener, then OSU bounced back to beat K State 2 2 in the nightcap.
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