Ottawa Highs Cyclones Clinch EKL Track Title in Depth Win
Ottawa High rode a deep roster to win the East Kansas League track crown, scoring 85 points to outpace Bonner Springs and Olathe. Veterans Steve Hanes Russ Hughes and Rudy Wilson led in field events while David Thompson and the mile relay squad boosted the Cyclones with surprise high finishes and record efforts. The win capped a four way race and sets up a 3A regional at Parsons next Friday for state qualification.
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Oklahoma Sooners Narrow Big Eight Baseball Gap
Oklahoma swept Nebraska 1-0 and 11-0 while Oklahoma State split two at Golf. Oklahoma trails leader Oklahoma State by a half game as K State and Colorado win key matchups. Jackson Todd and Stan Meek combined on a shutout, with Todd allowing two hits and seven strikeouts for the Sooners.
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A's Pilot Squeezes DH Strategy Dry
A's win 11-4 over the Indians with a lineup featuring a designated hitter and a designated pinch hitter. Deron Johnson drives in runs, Gonzalo Marquez acts as pinch hitter and fielder, while Gaylord Perry allows three early singles. Other AL results include California edging Baltimore 1-0 and Detroit beating Texas 5-1. In NL action Pittsburgh, Houston, and Los Angeles win. Montreal, Philadelphia, and Chicago also post wins in extended games.
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City Schedule Volleyball Monday May 7 Tournament Cards
City schedule shows two parallel Women's A tournaments and a Men's tournament in junior high gym. Matches include Beautyland versus First Baptist at 6, Princeton facing Independents at 4, and late showdowns such as Damian Towner vs Wesleyan at 6 45 and loser 6 45 meeting Cal Baptist at 9 15. A second Women's A group features Cracker Jills versus Pizza Village at 4 and Jestart versus Appanoose at 4 45 followed by Jolly Collies versus North Baptist at 7 30 and the loser at 8 15 against Ma Balt. Men compete at 4 45 Teamster's versus Trinity U M, 7 30 winner of 6 45 versus Jaycees, 8 18 Foursquare N Baptist versus Westminster, and 9 00 Don's versus Patsies.
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EKL Track Meet Results Show Ottawa Leads Relay Wins
Ottawa tops the EKL results with 857 points as Bonner Springs tallies 6244. Across events, Shand Bonner wins the mile in 4:23.4 meet record, and multiple names from Ottawa Bonner Olathe Argentine and Turner star in sprints relays and field events. Team standings list Ottawa, Bonner, Olathe, Argentine, and Turner with key performances in dash events, distance runs, and relays.
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Crampton Leads Houston Open After Two Rounds
Australian Bruce Crampton shot six under par 66 to reach 138 at Quail Valley Golf Club and lead the Houston Open by two strokes over Ben Crenshaw Lanny Wadkins and Rik Massengale. First round leader Mike Hill fell to 78 after a 67 start.
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