Ottawa High tops trio in rough triangular meet
Ottawa High won the varsity portion of a windy rain soaked triangular track meet with 79 points, edging Emporia 54 and Olathe 53. Arlie Watts led Ottawa with wins in the 100 and 220 and the 880, while Dennis Perkins swept hurdles and Ottawa dominated field events despite key injuries on the Cyclones.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
OHS
Otta
Emporia
Olathe
Ottawa
Cyclones
Arlie Watts
Steve Hanes
Hanes
Terry Wallace
Eeecy
Mike Ratliff
Larry Waymire
Watts
Dennis Perkins
David Thompson
Bruce Underwood
Olaihe
Perkins
Black
Brough
Pachman
Funk
Wacker
Helsberg
Oshell
Bowerman
Grogan
Bimek
Hutchinson
Price
Dash— Watts
Wecker
Mack
Thompson
Otawa
Haiti
Unid
Alvarado
Anderson
Heil
Olathes
Popa
Otoe
McAdoo
Scott
Rinehart
Ellison
Mace
McKaig
Holcomb
Bucks Beat Warriors to Tie Western Semifinal
Milwaukee, led by Kareem Abdul Jabbar with 25 points and 22 rebounds, defeated Golden State 118-93 to even the series at 1-1. Curtis Perry added 22 points, while Nate Thurmond topped Warriors with 32 in a game that saw Barnett struggle. Lakers top Bulls as playoffs move on.
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Associated Press
Larry Costello
Milwaukee Bucks
Bucks
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Milwaukee
Golden State Warriors
Jabbar
Warriors
Costello
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago Bulls
New York Knicks
Baltimore Bullets
Atlanta Hawks
Boston Celtics
Boston
American Basketball Association
Virginia Squires
New York
Kentucky
Dallas
Utah
Denver
Indiana
Curtis Perry
Perry
Nate Thurmond
Golden State
Jeff Mullins
Jim Barnett
Mullins
Barnett
Lucius Allen
Abdul- Jabbar
Los Angeles
Chicago
Wilt Chamberlain
Laker
Jerry West
Gail Goodrich
Bob Love
Three-Way Tie In Greensboro Golf Tourney
J C Snead shared the first round lead at the Greater Greensboro Open with a 66 along with Julius Boros and Miller Barber amid wet conditions at Sedgefield Country Club. Winter rules allowed lift and place on fairways creating low scores as Bruce Crampton and Lee Trevino posted 67 and 68 respectively in the 147-player field.
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Greensboro
Bruce Crampton
Deane Beman
Ken Still
Bob Lunn
Rod Curl
Allen Miller
Lee Trevino
Doug Sanders
Don January
Tom Weiskopf
Paul Hamey
Bowling Scores from AMF and Others League Night
Bowling scores and high series from multiple leagues and teams including AMF League RO Products 3 Mid America Dairymen 2 Baldwin Ward 2 Royalt Lanes 3 and Thursday Night Ladies. Top marks include Stine 233 with 627 and Hall 245 with 634, plus various 190s to 500s across several clubs and businesses.
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MecCurdy
Welborn
Robinson
Mid-America
Dairymen
Jones
Carpenter
Baldwin-Ward
Heckman
Dengel & Son
Allen
Independents
Houston
L & L Cafe
Meier
Fritts Garage
D. Fritts
Fritts
Evans
Stine
Bennetts Ice Cream
Bennetts Ice Cream—1 High 10-30—Dodd
Anderson Carpets
Droddy
Beautyland
Hughes
Irwin
Kelm
Cordle
BOB White Motors
Foster
Camron-Towner
Meador
Whitacre
Braves, UMKC game postponed by muddy field conditions
OU baseball faces a make up with University of Missouri at Kansas City canceled for the second time this week due to mud at the field. Coach Bill Frear said OU will host UMKC April 3 at 1 p.m. if Graceland College in Lamoni, Iowa allows the Saturday doubleheader. He’s trying to contact Lamoni officials about weather permitting play Saturday.
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Ottawa University
University of Missouri At Kansas
Royals Rally Seals Comeback Victory Over Pirates
In Fort Myers Florida the Kansas City Royals rallied to beat the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates 5-4. Trailing 4-3 in the ninth inning cookie Rojas Amos Otis and John Mayberry delivered two-out hits to cap the comeback with Mayberry driving in the winning run. Burgmeier earned the win while Giusti took the loss. The Royals were set to face Cincinnati next in Tampa Florida.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Kansas City Royals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cookie Rojas
Amos Otis
John Mayberry
Pittsburgh
Wally Bunker
Pirates
Dave Cash
Vic Cavallio
Bunker
Tom Burgmeier
Rojas
Otis
Mayberry
Burgmeier
Dave Giusti
Royals
Cincinnati
Tampa
Fila
Orioles and A's face strong odds in coming season
New York AP report previews potential AL pennant race with Baltimore led by four 20-game winners and young outfield prospects, while Oakland stacks pitching led by Catfish Hunter and Denny McLain purchase. Other clubs like Detroit Chicago New York Boston Kansas City Minnesota and Milwaukee add talent as season expectations rise.
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New York
Baltimore Orioles
Oakland A’s
Orioles
Dave McNally
Mike Cuellar
Pat Dobson
Jim Palmer
Birds
Frank Robinson
Los Angeles
Robinson
Don Baylor
Rochester
Baylor
Don Buford
Merv Rettenmund
Paul Blair
Bobby Grich
Brooks Robinson
Mark Belanger
Dave Johnson
Boog Powell
Blue
Finley
A’s
Sal Bando
Reggie Jackson
Joe Rudi
Mike Epstein
Dick Green
Bert Campaneris
A's
Gene Tenace
Dave Duncan
Billy Martin
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota
Twins
Boston
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Ron Carew
Jim Perry
California
Vada Pinson
Leroy Stanton
Leo Cardenas
Nolan Ryan
del Rice
Milwaukee
Frank Lane Wheeling
Brewers
Billy Conigliaro
Joe Lahoud
George Scott
Jim Lonborg
Ken Brett
Curt Morton
Baltimore
Johnny Briggs
Dave May
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Iple
Proud
N.C
J.C. Snead
Sam Snead
E. Wilson
SUN
OU Baseball
Royals Rally
Sinclair
Hank’s
Sinclair Service
Tigers
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Mickey Lolich
Joe Coleman
Detroit
al Kaline
Norm Cash
White Sox
Dick Allen
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Bill Melton
Rick Reichardt
Carlos May
Stan Bansen
Yankees
Knuckier
Wilber Wood
Rusty Torres
Ron Blomberg
Rich McKenney
Sparky Lyle
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Thurman Munson
Yanks
Fritz Peterson
Mel
Monty Montgomery
Paul Schaal
Tommy Harper
Marty Pattin
Lew Krausse
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Reggie Smith
Danny Cater
Krausse
Pattin
Gary Peters
Sonny Siebert
Ray Culp
Eddie Kasko
Sox
Walker
Bob
Francis
Chuck
Mike
Chuck ‘Ss Auto Parts
W. Main
Quincy Seymour
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington, Ilinsi
Magnavox
Cliff Reynolds
Frigidaire
S. Main
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