Record 714 Wins City Men's Singles In Ottawa Bowling
Glenn Simmons captured the singles title with 629 scratch and 714 handicap setting a tournament record at Ottawa Bowl Lanes. Melvin Stockard dropped to fourth as Leo Beller took second and Ray Johnson finished third with 674 handicap. The event capped a weekend of high scores that reshaped final standings. other top finishers incl ude Homer Kramer scratch all events winner and Thrasher high series.
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Clifford Fritts
Pomona High
Carlin Nalley
John Kimbrel
Richard Caninady
Max Reneau
Homer Kramer
Honer
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Howard Thrasher
Ralph Kampfschroeder
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Thrasher
Ray Beltge
Plater
Herald
Mantle Struggles In Minnesota Series Despite Aches
Mickey Mantle's claim of being hampered by aches rings hollow to observers after two games in the New York Minnesota series. Rested briefly for a rib pull, he played four at bats in the weekend set, collecting only one hit in eight appearances and dropping his average to .205 as he struck out twice and failed on bunt attempts. Mantle reacted to a poor batting practice by smashing his bat in frustration before Sunday’s game.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Ralph Houk
Hi Oe
Dick Sigman
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Stan Williams
Braves Break Mile Relay Mark at Graceland Relays
Ottawa University athletes set a school record in the mile relay with Dick Booth, Floyd Scott, Rich Spong, and Stan Hudson posting 3:25.1 at the Graceland Relays in Graceland, Iowa. Hudson ran the fastest anchor at 50.7. the Braves also nearly set a Graceland record in the 890 relay and earned points in sprint and distance medleys.
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Ottawa University
Thinelads
Graceland Iowa
Dick Booth
Floyd Scott
Rich Spong
Stan Hudson
Graceland
Hudson
Spong
Braves
Jon Krebs
Andy Honeycutt
Ottawa
Daryl Gowens
Honeycutt
Scott
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Baseball scoreboard roundup and results by AP
Sunday results include Detroit defeating Baltimore and Minnesota beating New York. Chicago and Washington split, plus Boston, Kansas City and Cleveland wins. Several rain affected games and multiple doubleheaders noted with later schedules and upcoming matchups.
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New York
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
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Chicago
Washington
Los Angles
W. DT. Pet. GB
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Nicklaus Takes $13,000 at Las Vegas Tournament
In the $60,000 Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas, Jock Nicklaus earned $13,000 with rounds of 64 68 72 69 for a 273 total. Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer tied with 278 totals earning $35,300 and $3,300 respectively, while Gardner Dickinson and Ted Kroll each collected $2,900 with strong finishes. Others listed include Bob Goalby Doug Sanders Jerry Barber Gene Litler Jack Cupil and more, with final scores and payouts noted.
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LAS Viegas
Jock Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Gardner Dickinson
Doug Sanders
Jerry Barber
Gene Litler
Wayne Causey Leads AL Batting On Bible Reading Night
Kansas City shortstop Wayne Causey, a calm Baptist with a 408 batting average, leads the American League and says he is enjoying the early success. The 28 year old Monroe Louisiana native signed with Baltimore, spent years in the minors, later moved to Kansas City via a 1961 deal, and now anchors short. He attends Northeast Louisiana State College at night and raises two children with his wife Patsy, often ending days with Bible reading for the family.
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Wayne Causey
Kansas City Athletics
Causey
Baltimore
Orioles
A’s
Ed Charles
Cassey
Dick Howser
Ed Lopat
Howser
Northeast Louisiana State College
Deborah Ann
Larry Wange
Patsy
Salina Captures State All-Events in Bowling
Donnie Everhart of Salina won the all events title by 24 points and teamed with Lois Webb to win the doubles with 1228 as the state women’s bowling tournament concluded. Dottie Dumler of Russell took the singles title with 649, eight others exceeded 600 in singles, while Topeka’s The Five Caricatures won the team event with 2001. Unofficial final standings listFive Caricatures and Topeka as Open champions, Skradski Funeral Home Kansas City as A, Derby Bowl Wichita as B, Lucas Sublette as C. singles leaders include Eubanks, Dumler, Froelich. doubles leaders include Webb/Everhart and Millsap/Schubert.
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Skradski Funeral Home
Kansas City
Wichita
New Team Record In Pin Tournament
Kansas City and Topeka led after the eighth weekend of the Kansas Men s Bowling Tournament with D. Thatcher Electric setting a Class A team record of 3193 pins, led by E Nyberg and J Smarekar in Class A doubles with 1285. Dwayne Martin of Wichita nearly matched the state all-time high with 1994 all-events, while R Tafoya of Topeka and John Smarekar of Kansas City also placed highly across events. The tourney continues through May 19.
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Topeka Budweiser Classic
Wichita Frontier
Marshals
Nyberg
Smarekar
Kansas City
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A. Woodward
D. Dodge
Dwayne Martin
Wichita
R. Tafoya
John Smarekar
E. Johnson
M. Nutt
Parsons
L Mannebach
Wichita Graber
Freshman Howard Deputy Joins Emporia State Hornet Golf Team
Howard Deputy son of Mr and Mrs H M Deputy 909 Ash joins the Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia Hornets golf squad as a freshman for nine meets. The team will also compete in the CIC meet May 12 and 14 after recent meets with Colorado State College at Colorado Springs and the Air Force Falcons at the Air Force Academy.
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Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Hornets
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Air Force Falcons
Air Force Academy
Brave Golfers Fall To Ottawa University
College of Emporia golfers Krupa and Sabol tied for medalist honors with 76 at Ottawa County Club as Ottawa University Bohlan took medalist with 80. Emporia posted 15 to 9 victory over Ottawa, with other scores showing Ware 43 and Moore 68.
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Ottawa Country Club
C of EH
Krupa
Sabol
Ottawa
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Utterback
Thummell
Duni
Brewer Wins Burneyville Open in Oklahoma
Gay Brewer Jr. revived his winning form with a 6 under par 67 to capture the Burneyville Open in Oklahoma. The $20,000 event saw him finish 72 holes at 280, one stroke ahead of Australia’s Ted Ball who earned $1,000 after a 69 final round. Bill Dunk and Bruce Devlin shared third in the field.
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Gay Brewer Jr
Brewer
Ted Ball
Australia
Ball
Bill Dunk
Bruce Devlin
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