Royals win with big second inning over Red Sox 7 5
Whitey Herzog guided Kansas City as Amos Otis powered the offense with a three run homer in the second and a solo shot in the fifth. Al Cowens added a seventh inning RBI single after a pair of walks as the Royals beat Boston 7-5 at Fenway Park. Denny Doyle and Rico Pettocelli supplied Boston’s scoring, while Fred Patek stole two bases for KC and Lynn extended his hitting streak to 13.
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Gene Michael
Bob Hesse
Ferguson Jenkins
Paul Splittorff
Indy Driver Janet Guthrie Aims for Indy 500 Spot
Janet Guthrie becomes the first woman entered in the Indianapolis 500 runnings, earning a rookie test berth at the 60th edition. The 36 year old sports car veteran faces tough competition in a field of 71, with a Vollstedt Offenhauser pitted against faster front line machines as she seeks a qualifying run to join the 33-car starting grid for the May 30 race.
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Trenton
Wildcats Win Heart of America golf crown at Chre aty
Baker cruised to the conference title in a two day meet at Chre aty, finishing with a 151. Graceland chased for runnerup as Jewell 663 and Graceland 665 while Ottawa University took fourth with 684 and Missouri Valley last at 751. OU scores include Seastrom 176, Crabtree 166, Williamson 171, Boucek 171, Blythe 187. OU advances to NAIA District 10 at Emporia next week.
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Dan Crabtree
Don Williamson
B. J. Boneek
Chris Blythe
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Williamson
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Baseball scores show mixed results across leagues
National League standings list Phila leading with 12 wins and 6 losses, New York 15–8, St Louis 9–12, while San Diego and Montreal show 10–11 and 7–12 records. American League entries include New York 11–5, Milwaukee 9–5, Detroit 8–7, with scores from Tuesday and Wednesday games across several cities.
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West
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OJHS Track Results Ninth and Eighth Grade Invites
At the Emporia Invitational Junction City led ninth grade scoring with 77 and Manhattan $8.27 Emporia 17 Fort Riley 40 percent Ottawa 1th. Eighth grade scores showed Junction City 74 Manhattan 657 Emporia 517 Fort Riley 43 Ottawa 0. Blue Valley Invitational results list teams like Olathe Paola Lansing and Louisburg with scattered event results including long jump shot put and 100 dash. Seventh Grade Glue Valley results note Waldy Wadlsut Ard Louisburg Gardner Blu Valley Baldwin Eudora Piper Basehor and others with multiple event placements.
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Manhattan
Fort Riley
Ottawa
AIMS
Bob Dodson
Bob Dodd
Tim Diamond
Jere Sellars
Blue Valley
Olathe San
Paola
Lansing
Louisburg
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Gardner
Basehor
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Spring Hill
Jed
Piper
Ken
Santa Fe Trail
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Ardaz
OU Retains HAC Sportsmanship Trophy Title
Ottawa University won the Heart of America Conference Sportsmanship Trophy for the second year running at HAC meetings on Monday. The award honors the member school showing the best sportsmanship among players coaches administrators and fans throughout the year.
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Griffin Chooses NFL Bengals
Archie Griffin signed a long term Bengals contract, reportedly at least three years around 100000 dollars per year, turning down a 290000 CFL offer from Montreal. The Heisman winner joins Cincinnati as a first round pick amid tense talks, with coach Bill Johnson praising the little man's impact.
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Ken Anderson
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Bill Johnson
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Tabor Upsets Braves In Tennis Dual
Ottawa University fell 1 11 to 0 in a NAIA District 10 dual as Tabor College defeated the Braves. Dan Loman led OU with a 6 3 6 2 win over Schultz in the No 4 singles. OU used a shuffled lineup amid conflicts and injuries.
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Kansas Newman
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Heart of America
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Junior League Kid Baseball Rosters 1974
League supervisor Craig Wagerle lists Cubs Dodgers Giants Mets Orioles Pirates Yankees Athletics Expos ES REO Sox and other teams with coaches and players for the 1974 junior and midget leagues. Names, roles, and rosters appear in a dense listing including Jim Hotaling Joe Jason Edwards Rod Barnhart Lori Stevena and many more.
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Dick Sipe
Karl Morgan
Seat Patty
Kent Broddin
Mack Ewbank
John Oladman
David Hotaling
Steven Lunger
Kan Manwarren
Rodin
Larry Stewart
David Ware
Leon Wrams
Craig
Tom Olly
Lyte Coppa
Any Robin
Sissy Hoover
Steve E
Jimmy Wallark
Loretta
Rod Barnhart
Sheilie Decock
Milbern
Scott Stogren
Risa Balbo
Paul Bones
Frank Frenano
Nancy Marlin
Dawn Meyer
Vid Moore
Darrin Neah
Rhonda Small
Jetd Sypher
EXPOS
Jim Hotaling
Lee Grade
Ken Middighusher
Brian Smith
David Wilderhall
Tammy Ya
Bobby Brownell
Wendy Ferguson
Dan Flachar
Jerratt Higgins
Gen Sims
Lori Stevena
Kim Towner
John W. Rowall
Ed Jukes
Joe Jason Edwards
Rusty Mute
Natalia Fogle
Guy Jukes
McFarland
Tim Mertin
George Maxwell
Shaidhe Moyers
Kelvin Owens
Tammy
TWINS
Kraus
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Jim Dish
James Gipson
da Randy White
Randy Brews
Curtin
Jimmy Jones
Jonn
Joey Rice
Keith Roberts
Day Bill Wiederhalt
White Sox
Ken Cote
Todd Brady
L¢ Green
Trent Lancaster
Scot Lehman
Welch
Phillip Allendorf
Stacy
Tim Paine
Alan Gardner
Shawn Miller
Doug Yokum
Canadiens and Flyers Seize Command in NHL Semis
In playoff action the Flyers beat Boston 4-2 as Philadelphia holds a 3-1 series lead while Montreal also led New York Islanders 3-1 in the other semifinal. Reggie Leach tied Maurice Richard by scoring in eight straight games, and Orest Kindrachuk provided the eventual winner. Bruins stars Schmantz Cashman and Ratelle suffered injuries as Boston faced a pivotal contest.
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Fred Shero
Bobby Schmantz
Wayne Cashman
Jean Ratelle
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Don Cherry
Reggie Leach
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Maurice Richard
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Rctory
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Terry O'Reilly
Mel Bridgman
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