Oklahoma State’s Joe Dial Sets American Pole Vault Record
Joe Dial, Oklahoma State, cleared 19 feet 1/4 inch at the Big Eight outdoor meet in Manhattan Kansas, breaking the American record by a half inch on his first attempt at the height. The senior, 22, boosted by favorable wind and pipe the NCAA mark, aims to attempt the world record later this season. Dial, a three time NCAA pole vault champion from Marlow Oklahoma, previously topped 18 9 and noted he believed the 19 feet was within reach two weeks earlier.
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Celtics Douse Pistons Bid in six game series win
Celtics beat the Pistons 123 113 to close the series in six games. Robert Parish scored 14 of his 24 in the second half while Dennis Johnson added 22 points to spark Boston as Detroit’s bench faltered. Bird McHale Wedman paced Boston while Isiah Thomas led Detroit with 37 points and Laimbeer 21.
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Wynegar Delivers as Yankees Top Royals 6-4 in KC
Butch Wynegar hit a two run homer in the eighth to lift the New York Yankees past the Kansas City Royals 6-4. Ron Guidry earned the win and Dave Righetti collected his eighth save as New York extended its winning streak over Kansas City to four games. Dwight Gooden threw a three hitter against Philadelphia, striking out 13, in a 5-0 Mets win. George Foster homered and Gary Carter drove in three as New York moved to 5-0.
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Don Baylor
NEW York
Dwight Gooden
Philadelphia
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Week of May 13 1985 Ottawa Recreation softball and soccer schedule
The Ottawa Recreation Commission releases the week long schedule for adult and youth sports at Forest Park. Blue and Competitive leagues host multiple games May 14 to 17 with men’s and women’s divisions plus youth soccer on May 11 and registration details for summer softball set May 13 17. Senior aerobics start May 21 at the Youth Center with a $18 fee.
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Ottawa Girls, Cyclones Shine At 5A Regional Meet
Ottawa High girls qualify for eight events at the Bishop Miege regional and the Cyclone boys reach six as several athletes win state berths. Freshman Michelle Murphy wins the mile, senior Scott Starks dominates the mile and 2 mile, with Murphy also runner-up in the distaff 2 mile. Ottawa finishes third in girls and fourth in boys. team leaders include DeNa Waggoner, Sheila Lewis, and DeeDee Lewis among others. State meet begins Friday at Wichita State University's Cessna Stadium.
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3A Regional at LaCygne boys and girls meet results
Wellsville led the boys with 99 points followed by Neodesha 76 and Central Heights 50 as others trailed. top finishers included Chilton Holtwick in several events and D. Rouse in the 1600, while Messenger claimed the pole vault and Thomasson led with Thomasson and Layton earning relay wins. In girls action Osage City scored 70 to lead Prairie View 67 and Erie 64 with Pomona and Humboldt also placing. Scott and R. Scott led sprints and relays with Bealmer and Leakey helping Pomona reach 4:21.76 in the 800 relay.
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O Grady Leads With 69 To Extend Byron Nelson Lead
Mac O Grady posted a 69 in windy conditions to stretch his lead to three strokes at 182, 10 under, halfway through the Byron Nelson Golf Classic in Irving. He again refused interviews, citing a mistaken magazine article, while Peter Oosterhuis, Buddy Gardner and Bob Eastwood shared second at 135.
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Miller Leads Opening Round At Virginia Bank Golf Classic
LPGA money leader Alice Miller carded a 6-under 66 at Sleepy Hole to take a one stroke lead in Suffolk Virginia. Jane Geddes Therese Hession and Marta Figueras-Dotti tied for second at 67 as Beth Daniels stood four under with many notables within striking distance. Miller's seven birdies included a 20-foot birdie on 18.
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