Braves Eye Challenge In HAC Track
William Jewell expected to win the Heart of America Conference track and field championships on Ottawa University’s campus in Liberty Missouri with OU aiming to challenge. Field events begin at 10 a.m. finals at 2 p.m. Jewell led by strong numbers while OU relies on freshmen Stephens Bevan Anspach and a distance crew.
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Heart of America
Cardinals
Ottawa University
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Liberty
Dan Gunkel
Ottawa
Dave Stephens
Jim Bevan
Jeff Anspach
Kenny Way
Ricky Maine
John
Jim Calderwood
Jeff Mercer
Dan Olenhouse
Anspach
Bruce
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Frank Hill
Mike Collier
Jeff Hansen
Adrian Smith
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Smith
HAC
Baldwin
Baker Courts
Wildcats
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Culver- Stockton
Central Methodist
Graceland
Steve Clifford
Sam Allegri
Steve Davee
Ottawa banquet honors Strobel MVP of Shocker basketball team
Richmond junior Kem Strobel, honored at Rolling Hills Country Club, Wichita, as most valuable player of the Wichita State university basketball team. The daughter of Marvin Strobel, she averages 17 points per game and is regional All America bound, majoring in physical education.
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Kem Strobel
Richmond
Wichita State
Rolling Hills Country Club
Wichita
Marvin Strobel
Sugar diet linked to law trouble warned by Ohio probation officer
Barbara J. Reed, chief probation officer for Cuyahoga Falls municipal court, told the 10th National Foster Parent Training Convention that many offenders show hypoglycemia. She urged judges to require high protein and fruits for those with low blood sugar, noting tests often improve behavior after dietary changes.
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Kansas City, Mo
Ohio
Barbara J. Reed
Cuyahoga Falls
Foes Share Spotlight in NBA Finals Showdown
The 76ers and Lakers, both championship contenders last year, meet in the best of seven with Julius Erving and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar leading star power on both sides. Newcomers Lionel Hollins and Magic Johnson spark the backcourts as Dawkins and Jones bolster Philadelphia, while Chones and Landsberger pace Los Angeles. The Lakers hold home court with a 60-22 mark, and the series opens at the Forum with Game Two next week.
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Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles Lakers
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Washington
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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Portland
Earvin
Magic
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Maurice Cheeks
West Texas State
Norm Nixon
Duquesne
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Abdul-Jabbar
Darryl Dawkins
Caldwell Jones
Johnson
Jim Chones
Bobby Jones
Mike Cooper
Forum
The
Spectrum
Jamaal Wilkes
Plae
Dr. J
Wilkes
Billy Cunningham
Trevino Moves Into Houston Open Contention
Gil Morgan led with 65 as Lee Trevino fired a four under 67 to sit two behind at the rain interrupted first round of the Michelob Houston Open. Lou Graham Bill Rogers matched 67 while Curtis Strange shot 66 to sit one behind Morgan, with 57 players affected by darkness and a weather delay at Woodlands Country Club.
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Lou Graham
Bill Rogers
Curtis Strange
Woodlands Country Club
New Orleans
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Jay Haas
Skip Dunaway
David Edwards
Rogers
Dave Edwards
Danny
Greg Powers
Sammy Rachels
Rex Caldwell
Victor Regalado
Mexico
Jim Nelford
Canada
Jack Newton
Arnold Palmer
Tom Watson
Ad Man Accepts Blame for Mets Fine
Jerry Della Femina, the Mets advertising man, will pay a $5,000 fine levied by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn for conduct detrimental to baseball. He accepted responsibility, saying the Mets are innocent and regretting any embarrassment to the club. The ad man had disparaged Yankees figures and Yankee Stadium earlier, prompting the disciplinary action.
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Yankees
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Bucky Dent
George Steinbrenner
Kuhn
Frank Cashen
Bowie K. Kuhn
Cashen
Steinbrenner
Cedric Tallis
Sports News Roundup From Pacific Coast and East Leagues
The report covers weekly standings in the National and American Leagues with scattered results and upcoming schedules. Highlights include Pittsburgh beating Montreal in 10 innings and a hole in one by Jim Hepner at Ottawa Country Club on the 12th hole.
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Strab
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Ash
Ottawa Country Club
Larry McDaniels
John Wassmer
Gary Jordan
Bob Cook
Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association to Hold Annual Meeting
The Ottawa Women’s Bowling Association will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Anchor Savings building. The agenda includes election of officers and approval of a by law amendment to raise city dues.
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Ottawa Women's Bowling Association
Anchor Savings Building
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