EKL Champions boys and girls track meet results
Dual meet standings feature Bishop Miege Blue Valley Olathe South and Ottawa across events. Highlights include Diebold and Shaffer leads in javelin and discus, Dew and Miege stars in long jump, and Ottawa sweeping multiple girls events with meet records and strong relays.
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Bishop Miege
Blue Valley
Olathe South
Bonner Springs
Olathe North
Ottawa
Turner
Diebold
Miege
Newton
Bonner
Sprague
Richardson
O'Sullivan
Jackson
Shaffer
Knop
Olathe
Kelley
O'Neil
McCarthy
Gillard
Blase
Dew
Stewart
Swanson
Cartwright
Suffren
Beebe
Patterson
Maflory
Wildman
Minter
Lawrence
Heeter
Hartley
Keeling
Kauffman
Schultze
David
Shandrohki
Kelly
Burtkin
Driskell
Weaver
Wehner
Nomhoff
Dickason
Todd
Burris
Miller
Adams
Venerable
Brown
Bloom
Stein
Bagley
Reed
Bartley
Coffman
Grantham
Lacey
Hicks
Propp
Saul
Rinella
Ballou
Borner Springs
E. Fischer
Waggoner
Dalsing
McNett
Rodriguez
Kolarik
Allegri
Ivy
Hanson
Larimer
Burch
Elliott
Haworth
Arth
Jordan
Brockman
Rush
Sanders
Martin
Rollins
Stokes
Holl
Schepler
Towner
Hodges
Cole
Cavanaugh
Gladbach
Wiederholt
Boring
Suffen
Kimbrough
Johnson
Schultz
Frank
Blakeley
O’donnell
Klein
Watson
Borders
McEnroe and Lendl Inch Toward West Side Final
Top seeds John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl advanced to the WCT Tournament of Champions semifinals at West Side Tennis Club with straight-set wins. McEnroe defeated John Sadri 6-3 6-3, while Lendl beat Mel Purcell 6-2 6-2. Clerc crushed Pablo Arroya 6-2 6-0 to set up a Lendl-Clerc semifinal, and McEnroe meets Eddie Dibbs, the defending champ, in the other semi. ABC-TV will televise the weekend matches with $100,000 prize and fur coat for the winner.
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New York
John McEnroe
Ivan Lendl
West Side Tennis Club
McEnroe
John Sadri
Lendl
Mel Purcell
Pace
Pablo Arroya
Peru
Clerc
Eddie Dibbs
Brian Teacher
Abc-Tv
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Yannick Noah
France
Purcell
Sadii
Sadri
Paul Malloy
Sneed Keeps Houston Open lead in windy round
Ed Sneed shot 1 under par 70 at Woodlands Country Club to extend his two round total and lead the Houston Open by two strokes. Bob Shearer stumbled late with bogeys to fall behind, while Peter Oosterhuis and Fred Couples also posted strong scores. Weather winds challenged scoring as players noted reading the gusts.
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Houston
Ed Sneed
Woodlands Country Club
Sneed
Bob Shearer
University of Houston
Fred Couples
City Schedule May 1962 Softball and Sports Programs
Ottawa Herald lists weekly sports through May 10 1962 with notes on new lights at Cox Field and venue changes for B League if installation completes. Schedule includes AA AAA and B Leagues at Cox South, Forest Park, and WOMEN'S DIAMONDS plus girls softball practices, fastpitch softball, baseball, tennis courts, and youth center closing. contact Tom Parham 242-2200 and rain-out info via KOFO.
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O.R.C
Cox Field South
Forest Park
Wellsville
First National Bank
Moody Blues
People’s Bank
First National
Cox Field
O.D.P.S
Kiwanis
Tom Parham
Richmond
Ramsey
Cox South
Pomona
OHS
Youth Center
Kofo Radio
Ottawa Herald
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Shearer
Oosterhuis
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