Cyclones Seek Sixth EKL Track Title At Ottawa
Ottawa High confronts a rising Bonner Springs in the EKL championships at OHS as Ottawa aims for a sixth consecutive league title. Bonner Springs poses their strongest challenge since the 1969 Ottawa-Olathe rivalry, with Ottawa historically dominant.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
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Cyclones
Bonner Springs
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EKL preview sets stage for Ottawa Bonner race
Ottawa Cyclones face Bonner and Olathe in a six team EKL meet with Bonner boasting recent wins over Ottawa and strong runners, while Ottawa’s depth and field strengths, led by Watts Perkins Hanes and the returning Wallace, hope to sway the final standings. The meet hinges on baton exchanges and which team collects the most points in weights and two mile.
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Ottawa
Cyclones
Bonner
Braves
Atchison
Don Kornhaus
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Kornhaus
EKL
Ward
Miege
Steve Shaad
Richard Green
Jerry Peffly
Bruce Underwood
Emporia
Shand
Green
Mark Denning
Arlie Watts
Dennis Perkins
Steve Hanes
Terry Wallace
Mike Ratliff
David Thompson
Rudy Wilson
Jeff McAdoo
Rex Pope
Gary Fitzgerald
Russ Hughes
Lolich Makes A Good Case For Himself
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich wins his fourth of five decisions beating Kansas City 6 1 and declares improved confidence. Pitching coach Art Fowler praises his arm while Lolich contends he deserved the Cy Young last year. The AL also sees Twins 7 0 over Brewers with Bob Darwin driving in four runs and Bert Blyleven’s four hitter. Cleveland beats Texas as Milt Wilcox allows five hits and unearned runs in two early scores.
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Associated Press
Mickey Lolich
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Detroit
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Art Fowler
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Oakland
Tiger
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Cleveland Indians
Ives
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Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Bob Darwin
Bert Blyleven
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Jim Colborn
Rod Carew
Harmon Killebrew
Milt Wilcox
Texas
Cleveland
Ken Aspromonte
NCAA Head In Opposition To Cage Merger
Walter Byers executive director of the NCAA tells a Senate subcommittee that professional sports should stay under antitrust law and urges voting against a bill allowing the ABA NBA merger. Some amateur sports leaders support safeguards while Bill Wall proposes limits on telecasts and athlete contracts during college years.
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MacMurray College
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Bowling Bits weekly bowling leaders and standings
Week summary reports Sue Wolgast top with 213 game 538 series. Alexander Doyen 834 game 2339 series led team. Daily highs include Opal Everhart June Dodd Betty Maloney Kathy Hughes and Virgie Link with various scores. League leaders Franklin Savings Eagles Auxiliary Hits & Misses and others, with notices of upcoming banquet tickets due by May 5.
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Sue Wolgast
Alexander Doyen
Opal Everhart
Leola Meador
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Anderson’s
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Bonner Sweeps League Golf Titles
Ottawa High Cyclones struggle in East Kansas League Golf Tournament at Ottawa Country Club. Bonner Boucek wins two day medal with second place and Bonner Springs takes four-man team title. OHS finishes near bottom in two-man event. regional and state advances at Atchison and Wellington looming for top finishers.
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OHS
Ottawa Country Club
B. J. Boucek
Ottawa
Owen Roberts
Olathe
Pat Puntenny
Bonner
Eagles
Turner
Golden Bears
Clathe
OHS Bolfers
Paul Byrd
Doug Kramer
Mike Moline
Rocky Holland
Alan Attebury
Attebury
Eldon Roehl
Roehl
Cyclones
Atchison
Belleview Country Club
Wellington
Bonner Springs
Derby trainers cite luck as Kentucky Derby looms
In Louisville AP reports trainer Grover Stevens says racing luck decides the Derby outcome as 14 to 19 three year olds prepare for the 98th running. Post time 5 40 p.m. EDT Saturday with CBS and radio coverage. Sensitive Music shows promise after solid racing, while Hold Your Peace rival No Le Hace eyes victory.
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Grover Stevens
CBS
Stephens
Arnold Winick
Riva Ridge
Sensitive Music
Winick
Kenneland
Sensitive
Delray
Florida
Confidence
No le Hace
Top Racers Hit Indy
Mario Andretti and Peter Revson prepared for the May 27 Indianapolis 500 during practice in Indianapolis AP. Andretti the 1969 winner and Revson last year's pole sitter returned from the Spanish Grand Prix. Revson still holds the official track record at just over 179 mph set during last year's qualifications. Several drivers have already surpassed 180 mph this year, with Bobby Unser unofficially reaching over 190 mph during tests.
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Indianapolis
Mario Andretti
Peter Revson
Andretti
Revson
Reyson
Indianapolis Speedway
Bobby Unser
Lakers Take 2 1 Lead In NBA Final Thriller
Los Angeles held off New York 107-96 to seize a 2-1 edge in the series. West credited a third quarter surge as the turning point, while Wilt Chamberlain dominated with 26 points and Goodrich added 25.
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West
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