Graduation Time For Two Braves? Murray Chass Says Yes
The piece notes Gus Triandos and Joe Torre earning diplomas with high honors as they helped their teams in a doubleheader. Triandos miscued a third strike leading to a run in Cincinnati’s 2-0 win over Philadelphia, while Torre’s passed ball on a third strike set up Pittsburgh’s 6-5 comeback win over Milwaukee.
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Big Eight to Meet on Bowl Ties And Budget
STILLWATER Okla AP Big Eight faculty representatives join Sugar and Cotton Bowl officials for the annual budget meeting with expectations of no bowl tie up. Duke says bowls show interest but no invitation yet. conference may set fixed fall expenses and reallocate bowl revenue. Athletic directors to discuss officiating ticket prices and contracts over three days starting Thursday.
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Bowling Bits By Naomi Fritts Weekend Highs At Ottawa Lanes
Ruth Carlson and Velma Foster tied for high game at 211 on May 1. Ruth Mack led with a 527 series. Teams Peace's Food Center and Grogan's Standard Service posted top game and series. Barbara Adams claimed both highs on Tuesday at Ottawa Bowl with 189 and 508. The BOFO team led in game and series, Arnold's Jewelry led in standings with 85 victories. Velma Foster again posted 211 game and 527 series on Thursday. Split conversions featured Virginia Hoffman Ella Keller and others.
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Wilma Sowers
Cecil Honn
Mayme Cayot
Mary Ann Reed
Betty Brill
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Beth Beller
Patsy Crockett
Hypnotized By Falling Sky Divers In Fatal Drop
Two sky divers may have been hypnotized by a 48500 foot free fall when one died after failing to open a parachute and his partner Alan Anderson 27 of La Crescenta Cal crashed to the ground seconds later with a fractured leg and facial cuts both survived and were in hospital James Miner 26 of Palmdale said he was at the drop zone during the accident and gave details from Lancaster California
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Baseball Scoreboard Sunday results and upcoming games
Baseball scoreboard shows New York 12 3 over Cleveland 2 2 Washington 13 4 over Boston 4 9 Baltimore 2 7 over Detroit 1 1 Minnesota 6 over Kansas City Chicago 5 over Los Angeles. Today Boston at Cleveland and Baltimore at Washington. Tuesday Kansas City at Los Angeles New York 4 1 St. Louis 1 10 Chicago 4 1 Houston 3 4 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 0. Los Angeles 9 San Francisco Milwaukee 11 5 Pittsburgh 5 6. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Philadelphia San Francisco at Houston. Only games scheduled Los Angeles at Chicago Milwaukee at New York
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Wild Tosses Tumble Tigers To Orioles
Tigers catcher woes marked a rough day as Baltimore swept Detroit 7-1 after a 2-1 opener. Freehan’s throws and Rourke’s miscue fueled the Orioles’ big fourth inning. Pappas and Hall held on for Baltimore. Mincher sparked Minnesota past Kansas City 6-3. Battey injured catching a foul ball but later hospitalized.
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Fresno State sprinter ties world 100 meter mark at West Coast Relays
Darel Newman a Fresno State junior, 20, stunned observers by equaling the world 100 yard record with a 9.2 second time on a clay San Joaquin Valley track. He gave rival Bob Hayes a close race, finishing heat in 9.3 with Hayes not yet having an accepted world record due to track conditions. Dallas Long also boosted his world mark in the shot put to 66.74 feet despite a foot injury.
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Hornets Capture Sixth CIC Outdoor Track Title
Emporia State wins its sixth straight CIC outdoor championship led by John Damien who won the mile and 880. Dave Palmer of Pittsburg State claimed the 330 hurdles and high hurdles and was meet high scorer with 21 points. Emporia State totaled 90 points, Pittsburg State 77.1, Fort Hays State 59, Omaha 24, Washburn 19. Damien set mile record 4 09.4, with other records in the mile 2 mile and 220 and first-time events 330 hurdles and triple jump.
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Big Eight Revs Up For Fall With Freshman Impact
Five Big Eight teams closed spring practice with rookies stealing the show in scrimmages. Oklahoma bears title hopes, while Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Iowa State also showed depth. Notable performances included Nebraska sophomores and rookie standouts, and Oklahoma State’s White team defeating the Orange squad as rookies shone. Colorado lost to an Alumni squad 10 7 in Boulder with a long touchdown on an 82 yard run.
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Ottawa High Tennis Season Ends at Regional Meet
Ottawa High School tennis wrapped its season at the Class AA regional in Emporia. Ottawa’s No 2 doubles, Larry Lewis and John Brockway, faced the eventual champion Wichita Southeast and lost 6-2 6-0. Singles player Jan Jefferies fell to Benton of Augusta 6-2 6-0, and Martin Williams lost to Brooks of Wichita East 6-0 6-1. Ottawa ended with a 20-4-1 record.
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Major Stars Batting Shine In Lost Baseball Night
Bill Skowron of Washington hammered three homers but his team fell 9 to 4 as Genaton trounced them. Joe Nuxhall of Cincinnati pitched a two run shutout on four hits for his second win in four decisions against Philadelphia.
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