Builders Smash KCAC Marks In Ottawa Lead
Ottawa University’s Dave Hale and Bob Winn set records in the discus and javelin as Southwestern jumped to the KCAC meet lead on day one with 40 points. Hale’s 165-0 discus and Winn’s 237-5 javelin broke records, while the Braves faltered in other finals.
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Mcpherson
Ottawa University
Dave Hale
Bob Winn
Kansas
Southwestern
Ottawa
Braves
Kansas Wesleyan
Hale
Winn
Bowling Scores From Local Leagues Show Highs and Totals
Bowling scores listed for Classic League Pepsi Cola 4 and Ottawa Times 3 with top games by Hall 226 and Miller 211. Thursday Night League results feature high games by Lilly 192 and McMillan 176 with team totals and individual scores across leagues including KOFC, Baldwin Ward, and Royal Lanes.
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Pepsi Cola
F. Hall
C. Heitler
Ottawa Times
A. Miller
Briscoe
D. Lilly
Eagles
G. Simmons
A. Jones
M. Mueller
Raney Reynolds Drugs
A. Smith
Budge’s Hardware
V. Foster
Towner's Chapel
S. Bell
Beauty Land
M. Ainsworth
Hienie
Gilroy
Hank’s Sinclair
G. Gilroy
Baldwin Ward
D. Wright
Naoma's Tavern
M. Ball
P., Heckman
Royal Tlanes
D. Heckman
Hiatt Decorator
T. Hiatt
Dengel and Son
Heckert
KOFC
Carpenter
Kitty Clover
F. Fritts
Lands Cafe
G, Honn
OHS Has Too Many Bogies at Lawrence Regional
Ottawa High golfers fared poorly in regional action at Lawrence Country Club finishing eighth in the four man event with 375 strokes and the Cyclones were 11th in the two man with 201. Porter led OHS with 91 followed by Walker 91 Byrd 93 and Drake 104. Cyclones Barkdoll 99 and Shisler 102.
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Ottawa High
Lawrence Country Club
OHS
Cyclones
Shawnee Mission South
Shawnee Mission West
Charles Porter
Ottawa
Bill Walker
Rick Byrd
Joe Drake
Ron Barkdoll
Terry Shisler
Ottawa Women's Golf Association Plans Noon Meeting and Lunch
The Ottawa Women's Golf Association schedules a business meeting at 12 30 p m on Tuesday followed by lunch at 1 00 p m Reservations or cancellations call CH 2 4160 or CH 2 4654 Tuesday pairings include Peters Wolgast Lyman Arma Crawford Bowers Foulks Sheldon Kramer Cutting Burkdoll Johnson Coppo Evans Rupp Warren Moline Brown Gilroy Dennis Speer Freede Elder.
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Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Peters-Wolgast
Lyman-Armacost
Crawford-Bowers
Foulks-Sheldon
Kramer-Cutting
Redmen Win 3A Regional Title At Washburn Rural
Atchison Redmen dominate the 3-A regionals led by George Ross with wins in the 100 220 and 440. Marysville follows with 41 points, Ottawa third with 30, as Atchison qualify in nine events for state at Emporia including all three spots in the 100 dash.
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Topeka
Atchison
Marysville
Fleet Redmen
Ottawa
George Ross
Redmen
Emporia
Ross
Reggie Ballew
Cyclones
Washburn
OHS
Jim Daugharthy
Frank McFarland
Wilmer Thompson
Thompson
Wilmer
Bill Stauffer
J.D. Sellers
Richard Mendell
Washburn Rural
Rosedale
Wamego
Effingham
de Soto
Shawnee Heights
Council Grove
Maur Hill
Tonganoxie
Bonner Springs
Gardner
Hiawatha
St. Joseph's
Pufal
Winslow
Stevens
Snyder
Pitti
Maendele
Byers
McFarland
Pettengill
Good
Vaughn
Hoffman
Davis
Bell
Fetters
Nietfeld
Daugharthy
Pollom
Winter
Friedrichs
Mann
Jackson
Maur
Howhbert
Broad Jiump
Trimmer
Scruggs
Mendell
Roebuck
NeSoto
Rose
Saathoff
Canterberry
Madorin
Lyndon Wins 1 A Crown At Pittsburg
Lyndon High School captured the 1 A regional team title at Pittsburg as Overbrook trailed by four points. Lloyd Tiffany and Bob Lewis each won two events, Tiffany in the javelin at 183-11 and Lewis in the mile at 4 37.9, with Lyndon medals also coming from their medley relay crew. Quenemo and Owyerbrook contributed strong showings, while Masters of Williamsburg added an 880 win, and Lyndon qualified six events for next week’s state meet.
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Braves
Bob Olberding
Sid Walker
Lonnie Kruse
Sterling
Walker
Ottawa
Southwestern
Wesleyan
Richard Akusu
ECAC
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Friends
Baker
Bethel
Bethany
College of Emporia
Tabor
Moon
Rainer
Miles
Siebert
Peters
Galliart
Winn
Duncan
Hecker
Hiebert
Patton
C of E
Olberding
Boley
Kruse
Sellers
Ward Elliott
Mendell
Thompson
Randy Brownrigg
Elliott
Terrence Buckner
Mike Wallace
McFarland
Daugharthy
Nietfeld
Marysville
Roebuck
Trimmell
Bob Lewis
Overbrook
Quenemo
Tiffany
Lewis
Tigers
Keith Persinger
Doug Piper
Ken Stadel
Owyerbrook
Bill Reece
Bowling Bits Weekly Bowling Standings and Highlights
Top bowler for the week ending May 2 was Naomi Fritts with a 211 game and 529 series. Grogan's Standard Service led teams with 819 game and 2,270 series. Daily highs include Leela Meador 187 game 511 series on Monday and Velma Foster 183 game with Ruth Mack 496 series on Tuesday. Leads show Lee's Cafe 96-32 and Ottawa Savings and Loan 85%-42% in standings with multiple clubs posting high team scores and a list of notable splits and marks from Friday.
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Naomi Fritts
Grogan
Leela Meador
Lee’s Cafe
Lee's
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Velma Foster
Ruth Mack
Peoples National Bank
Peoples
Todd
Pat Stankard
Barbara Spatz
Royal T
Lister
Helen
Bill
Pro football realignment to move three NFL teams to AFL
New York AP reports NFL owners labored through the night and into Friday morning seeking three teams to transfer from the NFL to the AFL to form two 18 team conferences in 1970. Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans Atlanta Minnesota and St. Louis named as leading candidates. Rozelle promised a decision by Saturday afternoon despite 13 days of talks.
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New York
Park Avenue
Pete Rozelle
Rozelle
Sion
NFL
AFL
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Atlanta
Minnesota
St. Louis
City Schedule CHURCH LEAGUE VOLLEYBALL MONDAY
City schedule for May 12 in Hi Gym lists multiple high school and church divisions. Matches include S Heart vs Cal Baptist and F Meth vs F Bap at 6:00, with additional men and women divisions concluding in finals at 9:00. Strong entities noted: S Heart, Cal Baptist, F Meth, F Bap, North Baptist, Wesleyan, Assembly, Nazarene, Foursquare, and Christian.
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N. Dr. Hi Gym
S. Heart
Cal
F. Meth
F. Christian
North Baptist
W. Pres
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