Ottawa Cyclones Qualify 14 For State In 15 Events
Ottawa High track wins Sabetha regional in miserable conditions scoring 77 to 36 for Bonner Springs. The Cyclones advance 14 athletes in 15 events to Wichita state finals, led by Mendels and Drumright with multiple titles while Wallace hampered by a hamstring injury.
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Sabetha
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OHS
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Bonner Springs
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Hayden
Steve Grogan
Rick Weissbeck
Grogan
Weissbeck
Terry Wallace
Wallace
Richard Mendels
David Drumright
Arlie Watts
Dennis Perkins
Steve Hanes
Gary Good
Wint Winter
Larry Waymire
Auction Draws Snakes and Turtles in Philadelphia Sale
A Philadelphia Herpetological Society auction drew a diverse crowd as Frank DeLia bought a 6-foot boa for $40 and Mrs. Leroux paid $100 for a 5-foot snake. Susan received a gift, while a 6 1/2 foot yellow rat snake sold for $21. A 20-year-old snapping turtle drew a cues, and Melvin Skaroff, the society president, said over 100 animals sold for just over $1,000 to fund talks and the society journal.
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Frank DeLia
DeLia
Philadelphia Herpetological Society
Jack Leroux
Susan
Mary Francis Farmer
Bernie Guerrera
J. Richard Gockley
Bernie
Melvin Skaroff
Baseball Scoreboard shows early 1960s style standings
The Associated Press tallys American League East and West divisions with teams Boston Baltimore Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland Kansas City California Minnesota Milwaukee Chicago and Washington. Friday results include California over Cleveland 4 2 in 11 innings and New York over Chicago 4 3 among others. Saturday games list matchups with noted pitchers and Sunday schedules across both leagues.
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Holtzman
Montreal
McNally
Gullett
Nolan
Arlin
Phoebus
Twinight
Pittsburgh
Briles
Downing
OHS Out Of Running In Regional Golf
Ottawa High Cyclones ended their season by finishing seventh in the 3-A regional golf meet in Eureka with a team total of 387. Wichita Kapaun won with 313 led by medalist S Calliade at 74. Porter led OHS with 92, Kramer 98, Boucek 98, Penn 99. Porter tied for 24th individually among 84.
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Ottawa Country Club women's golf pairings posted
Tuesday's pairings at Ottawa Country Club include Elder Daugharthy H Kramer South Malouf Hysom Warnock Sheldon Feters Wolgast J Kramer Earnshaw Johnson Fredeen Foulks For reservations or cancellations call June Foulks 242-4546 before noon Monday.
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H. Kramer
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Braves Among KCAC Leaders After First Day
Ottawa University shines at the 63rd Kansas Conference track and field meet in Winfield. OU sits second with 21 points as Baker leads with 28. McPherson and Southwestern trail with 15 and 3. Daugharthy and Nicholson shine in field and distance events. Mitchell highs with a 22-1 broad jump for third. Walker misses finals due to injury. Appell leads in distance, with Brown winning discus for Baker.
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Paola
E ‘Ed Scheffer
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Oscar Harris
Scott Purdy
Ted Sanberg
Glenn Appell
Coyote
Tom Brown
John Adams
Brent Wright
Dick Welter
Bill Eld
Canadiens Aim To Even Stanley Cup Final At Home
Montreal coach Al MacNeil says the Canadiens must win the next two at home to even the best of seven Stanley Cup final with Chicago. Chicago holds a 2-1 edge after two wins in Chicago, with Montreal needing strong play and no mistakes in Sunday’s matinee. Pit Martin returns to full duty after knee injury.
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New York Rangers
Jim Pappin
Lou Angotti
Pit Martin
Knicks Trade Cazzie Russell for Jerry Lucas
The New York Knicks traded 6'5" forward Cazzie Russell to the San Francisco Warriors for 6'8" center Jerry Lucas. Both are former College Players of the Year. Knicks GM coach Red Holzman cited Lucas' stature and center play as key to reclaiming the title. Russell helped win the 1970 championship.
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New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
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San Francisco Warriors
Jerry Lucas
Russell
Michigan
Lucas
Ohio State
Knicks
Red Holzman
Cazzie
Pro Cage Loops Nod To Merger
New York AP reports the NBA and ABA agreed to a merger amid rising costs of competition. Walter Kennedy expects congressional approval within a year, while Larry Fleisher doubts passage. Plans include a 28-team league with interleague play delayed until granted, and a $1.25 million indemnity by each ABA team except Virginia. Kennedy would be commissioner.
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Congress
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National Basketball Association
American Basketball Association
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NBA Players Association
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NBA
ABA
Virginia
Bowling Night Hawk League standings and high scores
Montgomery Ward leads with 4 High 10 games by Toumbertin and Elliott top marks 167 456. Pruden tial and Suttons show multiple high nets. Dynamic League features Nitcher s Figgins Heckman and Cravens with top 10s and 30s totals 525 to 564.
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Harry Smith
Elliott
Budge
Niekro Allows 40 homers as Braves Pitcher Struggles
Home runs hurt Phil Niekro last season as he yielded 40 homers for Atlanta. Don Sutton of the Dodgers followed with 3 long balls, anchoring the NL leaderboard in homer allowance.
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Phil Niekro
Don Sutton
Los Angeles Dodgers
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