Ottawa U dominates Baker in Kansas Conference dual track meet
Ottawa University won 13 events, dominating 11 races and four field events to beat Baker 85 to 59 at Cook Field. Ben Newson swept the 100 and 220 dashes, Sidney Walker took broad jump and triple jump, while Roger Shoemaker, Dave Hale, Mike Oliver and others added victories as OU swept four events and claimed the mile relay. OU travels to Graceland Relays in Lamoni, Iowa on Friday.
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USGA tests new golf ball velocity limiter
CHICAGO AP The USGA unveiled a $44 000 computerized testing machine to curb golf ball speed and distance. It measures velocity and restitution to ensure balls stay within rules and prevent 350 yard drives, or courses from becoming obsolete. The device will sample balls from shelves to determine liveliness and guide manufacturing limits.
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Bowling Scores From Tuesday Night Ladies And More
Readable bowling scores list multiple teams and top figures from several leagues. Notable high games include Todd's Insurance 188 by P Kramer and Heathman Oil 171 by B Maloney, with many scorers posting 180s to 200s and totals near 500.
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Derby trail rounds out with seven at Churchill Downs
Calumet Farms Forward Pass Bramazon Farms TV Commercial and Saddle Rock Farm’s Francie’s Hat each run a mile in the Derby Trial as Derby hopefuls sharpen for Saturdays race. Proper Proof wins the trial by a half length over Big Time with Verbatim close behind. Alley Fighter withdraws leaving a 14-horse lineup for the 114 mile Derby. Post time around 4:30 p.m. EDT. CBS radio and TV coverage planned.
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Major Stars Highlight Tight Astros Win And Late Heroics
The Associated Press notes Larry Dierker of the Astros held Cincinnati to two singles while striking out seven in a 3 to 0 win. Ken McMullen, of the Senators, hit a tying two-run homer in the eighth against the White Sox and added a homer in the 12th for a 5 to 4 victory.
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Baseball Scoreboard Today’s Games
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Celtics rally to within one win of NBA title
Celtics win 120 117 in overtime at Boston as Havlicek scores 31 and Nelson adds 26 and 12 rebounds. Russell defends late to block Baylor shot, leaving Boston up 3 2 in best of seven with game six in Los Angeles.
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Blues Can Wrap It Up In West Division Showdown
The St. Louis Blues seek the West Division title and a first Western Stanley Cup final berth by beating the Minnesota North Stars at Metropolitan Sports Center. A win clinches the series. a loss forces a seventh game in St. Louis. Coach Scotty Bowman emphasizes the Western firsts and prize.
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National League roundup as Astros top Reds 3 0 on twin killings
Houston pitcher Dallas Dierker silenced Cincinnati with a two hitter and five double plays aiding a 3 0 victory that snapped a 11 slide. Ron Davis and John Bateman Jim Wynn and Doug Rader provided the runs for the Astros who also chalked up five double plays. St Louis beat the Dodgers 2 1 Pittsburgh rallied to a 4 3 win over Chicago while New York edged Philadelphia 1 0 and San Francisco beat Atlanta 7 0.
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Henry Clark Wins Split Decision To Rise In Ratings
California state heavyweight champ Henry Clark defeated Leods Martin in a 10 round split decision Saturday night. The win follows Jimmy Ells' win over Jerry Quarry for the WBA title and moves Clark to No 10 in Ring Magazine ratings. His manager Joe Herman says Clark has beaten No 4 Manuel Ramos and could beat many ranked fighters, maybe excluding Thad Spencer.
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