Oklahoma U. Rallies to Win KCAC Track Title at Southwestern
Oklahoma University upset Southwestern at Winfield to claim the KCAC track and field championship by one point. OU totaled 113 points, edging runners-up McPherson at 83 as Kansas Wesleyan and Tabor trailed. injuries had sidelined OU for months before this dramatic turnaround.
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Ottawa Wins Track Meet In Dramatic Finish
Ottawa University clinched the Kansas Conference track title by a final point over Southwestern. Harvey Nicholson led OU with school records in the steeplechase and 3-mile, while Oscar Harris anchored the 440 relay and sprint double. KWU's Appell tallied 40 points, setting multiple records as Southwestern set several marks in a tight, dramatic finale.
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Baseball Scoreboard Enhances Weekend Standings Notes
Baseball scoreboard shows Boston, Baltimore, Detroit and New York among leaders with wins and losses. Saturday results include California at Cleveland and Kansas City at Boston, while several late games span extra innings and night schedules.
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BowLing Red Crown League Teems and High Scores
Bowling results show several league tallies with high games and totals. Burgoon posts 186-494 for Bombers-2, Steinmen 180 high 16, Robertson 445 for 30-D, Reeves 200-551 for Pepsi-Cola-3, Snider 201-553 for Fogle Quarry-1, Smell 204-545 for Ariscoe-1, Hackett 200-527 for Dons Cleaners-0, Barnes 152-415 for Sunday Night Evens-3, Parker 114-262 for OpDs-1.
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Reds Lose to Padres as Kirby Notchest 12 K's
San Diego pitcher Clay Kirby struck out 12 in a 7-2 win over Cincinnati, tying a club record and improving his career edge over the Reds to 7-4. The Padres exploded for six first inning runs, with Dave Campbell and Bob Barton homering and Ed Spiezio driving in three. Other action saw the Mets top the Cardinals 9-5, Pirates explode in L.A. 11-5, Giants split a doubleheader with Atlanta, Expos beat the Cubs, and Phillies edge Houston 2-1 as Montgomery staged a late rally.
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Nicklaus Captures Nelson Classic and Plans Three Weeks Off
Jack Nicklaus won the Byron Nelson Golf Classic with a final 66, totaling 274 at Preston Trail. He charmed reporters by saying the victory adds to his record and confidence, and he will take three weeks off with wife Barbara's approval after finishing ahead of Jerry McGee and Frank Beard, who tied for second at 276. Masters King Charles Coody faded to a fourth place at 278 amid two rain delays televised nationally.
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Sooners Tie ISU For Lead In Big Eight Baseball
Oklahoma and Iowa State share the lead at 10-5 with six games left in the Big Eight. Colorado at 13-8 sits third but finished schedule, while Missouri at 8-7 lingers two games back in losses. Upcoming tripleheader at Ames May 17-18 between Oklahoma and Iowa State. Missouri’s 16 inning win over Oklahoma State highlighted by freshman Jackson Todd start for Oklahoma.
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