Tough Grind For Braves In HAC
Ottawa University finished fifth of six at the Heart of America Conference track meet. William Jewell dominated with multiple 1 2 3 4 sweeps in long races. OU medals came from Elzie, Greene, Butler, and McRoberts with limited success in field events due to slick conditions.
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Braves
Gus Elzie
Denis Greene
Keith Butler
Elzie
Ottawa
Steve Williams
Joel Pavelonis
Steve McInnis
Hailes
Greene
Jewell
Cardinals
Sixers Take 2-0 Lead As Rockets Fade In Playoff
Philadelphia guard Doug Collins scored 20 as the 76ers built a 57-45 halftime lead and held off a Houston rally to win 106-67 in the NBA semifinal. Julius Erving had 18 points and 10 assists, while McGinnis added 21 and Lloyd Free 16 as Philadelphia withstood late Rockets surges. Houston’s Calvin Murphy led with 32 points, but the Rockets fell short in the third and fourth quarters to drop behind 2-0 in the series.
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Collins
Houston
Figekela
Tata
Phila Jphie
Philadelphia
George McGinnis
Dr. J
Julius Erving
Nisgalke
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McGinnia
Erving
Lloyd Free
Darryl Dawking
Baker Dominates Heart of Amatica Tennis Meet at Forest Park
Baker sweeping the Heart of Amatica Conference championships in Forest Park, capturing the team title while William Joret led scoring with 207 and Graceland 178. Baker’s Jeff Henderson won the No 1 singles title 7-6 6-1 over Brent Ruoff, then teamed with Ralph Helst to take the No 1 doubles 6-3 6-1. Ottawa’s season ends as Baker advances to NAIA District 10 playoffs.
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Heart of Amatica
Forest Park
Wildcats
William Joret
Graceland
Ottawa University
Central Methodist
Cats
Jeff Henderson
Brent Ruoff
Ralph Helst
Yellow Jackets
Ruoff
Joel Loving
Baker Buzzsaw
Dan Loman
Keith Stoubus
Henderson
Heist
Braves
Ottawa
Ottawa University Golf Finishes Fourth in Heart of America Meet
GRANDVIEW Mo The Ottawa University golf team took fourth in the Heart of America Conference meet at River Oaks Golf Club with a total of 747. Baker won with 631, followed by William Jewell 664 and Central Methodist 716. Medalist honors went to Baker’s Tom Moyer with 157 for 36 holes. OU scorers were Dick Evans 177 Chris Blythe 184 B J Boucek 186 Suzan Seb 200 and Bill Slade 204. The season ends with NAIA District 10 May 12 13 at Wellington.
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Grandview
Ottawa University
Heart of America
River Oaks
Baker
William Jewel
Central Methodist
Graceland
Tom Moyer
Dick Evans
Chris Blythe
B. J. Boucek
Suzan Seb
Bill Slade
Wellington
Horton Kaynes Royals With His Bat Too
Horton Kaynes Royals With His Bat Too reports Willie Horton’s two run homer burst in a 5-2 Texas win over Kansas City after a weekend brawl. Porter, Wills and Washington ejected. Blyleven fined and suspended for throwing at Porter. Porter instigated the clash, while Brett strained an elbow in the fracas.
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Arlington
Tex
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Texas Rangers
Kansas City Royals
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Hoyals
Rangers
Texas
Royals
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Bert Blyleven
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Brushback
Juan Beniquez
Claudell Washington
Bump Wills
Ranger
Frank Lucces
Pat Co
Ter
Wills
Whitey Herzog
Seattle Slew Debates Legacy After Derby Win
In Louisville AP reports critics and fans debate whether Seattle Slew is a superhorse. Eddie Arcaro doubts greatness while contenders praise the horse’s speed, yet questions linger about endurance for Belmont. Analysts note the Derby win amid skepticism and shifting forecasts for upcoming races.
Bowling Scores Roundup Weekend bowling results and leaders
Weekend bowling scores list shows multiple leagues with high games and series. Notable performers include J Gi Yot 354, L Edgecomb 488, F White 493, J Hutchinson 531, J Edgecomb 519, and S Gutsch 430. Several teams post high totals like DEKALB HYBRIDS 488 and THE ODP BOWLS 495, with many players achieving season bests.
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Burgerteria
N. Sells
J. Gi
L. Byler
Campbell
Bugner
D. Everson
L. Edgecomb
F. White
Floyd's Charge Beats Crenshaw at Ayron Nelson Classic
Ray Floyd staged a late surge to defeat Ben Crenshaw at the Preston Trail Golf Club, finishing two under par 69 after a 40-foot eagle putt on 15 and an eight-foot birdie on 17. Crenshaw faltered in the final holes, ending bogey for par. Floyd secured his first win of the year, earning 95,525 and a spot in the World Series of Golf.
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Floyd
Ben Crenahaw
Ben
Preston, Trail Golf Club
Creaghan
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Tarkio
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Wane Hailes
Jim Perkins
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Doug Collins
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Calvin Murphy
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Wild Bunch
T. Lattimer
B. Swindell
B. Rodgers
J. Foxx
Kk. Cole
P. Cole
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