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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1971

Page

3

Braves Eke Out Medals at Jewell Relays in Liberty

Ottawa University trackmen battled illness and injuries to win 15 medals at the William Jewell Relays in Liberty Missouri. Bob Winn earned OU’s lone victory in the javelin while Chuck Erickson and Harvey Nicholson posted strong distances and relay teams placed high. The squad eyes the upcoming Kansas Conference meet at Southwestern College in Winfield.

Ottawa University William ‘Jewell Liberty Braves Kansas Southwestern College Winfield Jewell Bob Winn Winn ECAC Chuck Erickson Don Wendt Erickson Ottawa Scott Purdy Bill Reece Ben Newson Oscar Harris Harris Purdy Newson Fred Johnson Harvey Nicholson Bill Boucek Nicholson Johnson Ted Sandberg Graceland Missouri Valley

Leaders National League Batting and Pitching Highlights

Garr of Atlanta leads with 404 at bats and 40 hits while Bonds Sr and Stargell pace RBIs and homer totals. Bench and Stargell top runs, Brock steals, and Renko posts a 3 decision record with a 2.13 ERA.

Garr Millan Bench Cin Bonds Stargell Pitt H-Aaron Atl Brock Boswell N.Y Sanguillen Simmons St.l Renko Mtl

Jack And Arnie Favorites In Nelson Classic

Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, co favorites for the Byron Nelson Golf Classic, faced strong field including Charles Coody Frank Beard Hubert Green and others at Preston Trail. Windy conditions threatened favorites as Nicklaus leads money list with over 106000 while Palmer eyes revenge on last year’s playoff loss.

Dallas Tex Arnold Palmer Jack ‘Nicklaus Nicklaus Palmer Big Jack Trevino Talla Hassee Charles Coody Frank Beard Hubert Green Bruce Devlin Miller Barber Don January Billy Casper Roberto de Vincenzo

Baker Wins District Golf at Wellington NAIA Event

Baker University captured the District 10 NAIA golf title in Wellington as Terry Hochenauer fired six under par 146 over 36 holes to lead Baker to a 614 total. Pittsburg State finished two strokes back at 616, followed by Washburn 621 and Emporia State 630 with Dan Lindbergh of Kansas Wesleyan runner up at 147 and Pittsburg’s Dave Jones tied for third with 149.

Wellington Kan Baker University Terry Hoechenauer Baker Pittsburg State Washburn Emporia State Fort Hays Southwestern College of Emporia Bethel Friends Marymount Kansas Wesleyan Dan Lindberh Hochenauer Pittsburg Dave Jones

Home Run Duo Carries San Diego to 3-2 Victory

San Diego’s Nate Colbert and Clarence Gaston delivered the decisive hits in an 8th inning rally to beat Atlanta 3-2. Gaston homered twice, his 29 and 30 on the season, while Colbert added a solo shot after returning home to a new baby daughter.

Ken Rappoport Associated Press Alphonse—Gaston Colbert Gaston San Diego Nate Colbert Clarence Gaston Padres Atlanta Carol Dana Michelle Derone Cleveland Baltimore California Milwaukee Washington Minnesota New York Boston Pat Jarvis Calbert Mike Lum Braves Sonny Jackson Sinle Bud Harrelson Bob Aspromonte Johnny Callison Chicago Ray Sadecki Nolan Ryan Callison Joe Pepitone Aspromonte Danny Breeden Danny Frisella Sadecki Jose Cardenal Homer Jerry Reuss St. Louis Cardinals Ted Simmons Joe Torre Cardenal Julian Javier Philadelphia Phillies Chris Short Torre al Downing Los Angeles Downing Hal McRae Dave Concepcion Willie Stargell Pittsburgh San Francisco Stargell

Softball Meeting for Local Leagues Planned

An organizational meeting for men and women interested in the Church City and Industrial softball leagues is set for 1 30 p m Thursday at the Youth Center.

OJHS Track Sprangs Invitational Eighth Grade Meet Results

Scores and event results from the OJHS Sprangs Invitational eighth grade and seventh grade divisions. Highlights include Santa Fe Trails leading with 41 points, Bonner Springs 404, Arrowhead 35/2, Ottawa 35, Leavenworth East 324, Patton 11, Highland 10, Paola a, Osawatomie 4, Rosedale 4 across multiple relays and field events.

IR Springs Santa Fe Trails Bonner Springs Arrowhead Ottawa Leavenworth East Patton Highland Paola Osawatomie Rosedale Kuhlman Leavenworth Blair McRoberts Santa Fe Cune Watson Bird Dyrample Scott Bonner Sloan Wingerter Dash Wheeler Santa Mathey Newell Crockett Thompson Arrenapland Paota Price Featherstone Wogrim Witt Bond Taylor Groves Maylow Woods Christian Grove Stock Fitzgerald Anderson Fle Thomas Miller Osawatomile Buchman Luce Stowell Sprewell Jordan Jennings Loagin Lennert Mainer Discus Loggins Saint Gobel Lehnert Cain Tricket Conrad Wolgrim Savage Ryssemus Lispcomb McAdoo Houghes Maxwell Fish Rosedate Sprotts Grieb Lease Venta

Flood Near Bankruptcy Ties To Baseball War

MILWAUKEE AP Curt Flood Washington Senators outfielder was near bankruptcy despite his 110000 salary. Senators owner Bo Short said Tuesday night his creditors were getting every bit of his salary and that Flood was financially fouled up. Flood left the team last week for Europe after a season disrupted by a federal suit against baseballs reserve clause. Short said the problems were financial and Flood could have filed bankruptcy to protect his pay. Short asked the State Department and news services to help locate Flood in Europe.

Milwaukee Curt Flood Washington Senators Senators Bo Short United States Flood Short State Department Europe

Black Hawks Triumph In Second Overtime Thriller

Chicago defeats Montreal 2-1 in the second overtime of the Stanley Cup finals opener. Jim Pappin nets the winner at 1:11 of OT2 after Stan Mikita set up the scoring play. Bobby Hull tied the game in the third. Ken Dryden stars for the Canadiens.

Chicago Billy Reay Chicago Black Hawks Montreal Canadiens Jim Pappin Hawks Stanley Pappin Stan Mikita Ken Dryden Mikita Canadiens Toronto Bob Pulford Dryden Reay Tony Esposito Frank Mahovlich Mahovlich Esposito Hawk Bobby Hull Montreal Pat Stapleton Bill White White al MacNeil The Jacques LeMaire

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