Cyclones Face 3 A Qualifying Meet At Parsons
Ottawa High School seeks a fourth straight regional title as 21 Cyclones compete in the 3 A regional at Parsons. Fort Scott and Osawatomie loom in field events while Rudy Wilson battles injury and Jerry Peffly anchors distance. Prelims start 2 30 p m with finals at 5 30 p m others held at Bonner Springs Goddard and Phillipsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ostmeyer
Kansas
Parsons
Ottawa High
OHS
Wichita
Cyclones
Ottawa
Fredonia
Sabetha
Jerry Peffly
Steve Hanes
Russ Hughes
Don Kornhaus
Wilson
Fort Scott
Osawatomie
Steve Platt
Kornhaus
OHL
Terry Wallace
Bonner Springs
Goddard
Phillipsburg
Scott Grogan
Bob Thompson
Grogan
Thompson
Bowling WEDNESDAY Night Ladies League standings and high scores
Readable lines list team names and high game and series figures from the Peoples Bank bowling league. Notable entries include SKYHOOKS led by P White 179-505 and S Wolgast 233-543, with many clubs such as FIRST NATIONAL BANK and NAOMI'S CLUB posting multiple 10-30 or 16-30 marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies League Peoples Bank
Wiker
P. White
Alexander.doyen
S. Wolgast
Fritts Garage
D. Redenbaugh
Loyd Builders
R. Iverson
H. D. Lee
Tigers Finally Solve Busby By KEN RAPPOPORT Associated Press
Detroit finally hit Kansas City’s Steve Busby, scoring seven hits in three innings to take a 4-1 win. Gates Brown opened the scoring with a first inning single, Aurelio Rodriguez added an RBI, and Charlie Spikes and Buddy Bell drove in three runs each as the Tigers snapped Busby’s no hit hope. Other AL results included Cleveland over California 10-3, Oakland beating Baltimore 4-3 in 10, Milwaukee 5-1 over Texas, and New York 2-0 against Minnesota. In the NL, St Louis beat San Francisco 3-1, Cincinnati 9 over Philadelphia 7, New York 8 over Atlanta, Chicago 9 over San Diego, Los Angeles 8 over Pittsburgh, with Houston-Montreal postponed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Steve Busby
Outer Space
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Kansas City
John Hiller
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Oakland A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Milwaukee Brewers
Texas Rangers
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Busby
Gates Brown
Aurelio Rodriguez
Brown
Charlie Spikes
Buddy Bell
Joe Rudi
Brooks Robinson
Oakland
Baltimore
Robinson
Jim North
Jim Colborn
Jeff Burroughs
Dave May
Milwaukee
Texas
Fritz Peterson
Sparky Lyle
Minnesota
Yankees
Twins
Jim Hart
Gene Michael
Soviets Win Final Skirmish in Six-City Tour
In Baltimore, Bob Cousy lamented a rough 72-64 loss to the Soviet Union in the tour finale as the U S team wrapped up the 4-2 series. Fouls ran high with 41 against the Soviets and 40 against the Americans, and several players fouled out including Aleksander Shalnev and Sven Nater. DiGregorio led the U S with 22 points before fouling out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Bob Cousy
U.S
Russia
United States
Aleksander Shalnev
Sven Nater
Ernie DiGregorio
Cousy
DiGregorio
Coaches Meeting for Midget and Junior Leagues
Midget and Junior League coaches will meet at 7 tonight at the Youth Center 115 W 4th to conduct drafts and pick up equipment. They will also organize the leagues candy sale and related supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 4Th
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Council Grove
Eureka
Garnett
Girard
Independence
Iola
Paola
Winfield
Young
Britaine
Dennis Artz
Steve Frank
Rudy Wilson
Dttawa
C. Emery
Lamb-Roberts
K. Gaeddert
J. Brock
Sertoma Club
Hall
Crites
B. Gordon
L. Bell
Farm Bureau
D. Whiteford
Twilight League
Ainsworth
Town & Country Supply
G. Hensick
Bendix
G. Payne
Todg-Clark Mobile
A. Conus
Everett's Barber Shop
A. Miller
F. Fuller
Commercial League
Bob's Mobil
Princeton Grain
T. Cannady
G. Toumberin
Ottawa Tire
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Milt Wilcox
Jerry Johnson
UCLA
Ron Behagen
Perera Yas
Franklin County
Anchor Savings
Passai
Ceashemie
le Relee Ld
Jarterly
Unica
Poy
Yrah
Odo
Shields
Chevrolet
Buick
Monte Carlos
Vegas
Motel
Chevrolet-Buick
el Dorado
Bonanza
Golden Falcon
Paola, Kansas
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