Ottawa Snares 15 Gold Medals In EKL Track Sweep
Ottawa High dominated the East Kansas League track meet on Friday night, claiming 15 gold medals and the team title with 83 points. Seniors Doug Underwood and Scott Wallace led the Cyclones, each collecting four golds, as Ottawa set four meet records and three more overall, while Rosedale and Argentine challenged until late.
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Baseball Scoreboard Note From The Associated Press
American League standings list Baltimore at top with a 16 6 record and strong lead over Detroit Minnesota and Wash ington. Oakland Cleveland Chicago New York and California follow with mixed wins and losses. Upcoming games include New York at Chicago Oakland at Boston and California at Detroit among others.
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Cyclone track squad dominates ERL carnival with 23 medals
Ottawa Cyclones win six of seven track events and set multiple records at the ERL carnival. Wallace wins sprint dashes and anchors relay wins. Beals leads Rosedale in distance events. Ottawa tops team standings 83 to 64 with Olathe and Argentine close behind.
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Blues Win Final In NHL West Finals Over North Stars
Blues goalie Glenn Hall starred as St Louis edged Minnesota 2 1 in double overtime to reach the Stanley Cup finals against Montreal. Hall stopped 43 of 45 shots while Bill MecKechnie and Dickie Moore had timely goals to force OT and Ron Schock scored at 2 50 of the second extra period.
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