Cyclones Qualify 14 In 12 Events At Regional Meet
Ottawa High's Cyclones dominated the 3-A regional track meet, earning 14 state berths across 12 events as Osawatomie and Fort Scott trailed. Key wins came from Jerry Peffly in the mile and 2 mile, Rudy Wilson in the 100, Scott Bird in the 220, and Tim Burgoon in pole vault, with Ottawa amassing 73 points and Osawatomie 37 in a windy Parsons setting.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Parsons
Ottawa High
Ottawa
OHS
Osawatomie
Trojans
Fort. Scott
Augusta
Rudy Wilson
Scott Bird
David Thompson
Jerry Peffly
Cyclones
Peffly
Council Grove
Dennis Artz
Eureka
Greg Purkeypile
Bird
Thompson
Steve Hanes
Tim Burgoon
Wichita
Russ Hughes
Wilson
Rex Pope
Pope
Artz
Purkeypile
OHL
Arta
Wichita State University
Cessna Stadium
Bonner Springs
Goddard
Phillipsburg
Fort Scott
Girard
Independence
Fredonia
Council Grave
Altamont
Paola
Garnett
Winfield
Columbus
Steele
Henderson
Luton
Jenson
Oxsawatomie
Bodham
Dash
Seymour
Jefferson
Britain
Perfry
Rankin
Underwood
Hanes
B. Thompson
Taylor
Platt
Mazda
Baker
Young
Tiedemann
Osburn
Ball
Glare
Iota
Stephens
Burns
Hammond
McCutcheon
Roberts
Hughes
Hanay
Iola
Master
LeVeiux
Brady
Simon
Wiley
Sharp
Sommer
Garfield Girls Set Relay Mark
Garfield set a heavyweight 440 yard relay record at the city meet with 65.6 seconds beating the old Garfield 67.3 from 1969. Readouts show Garfield, Eisenhower, Eugene Field, Hawthorne and Lincoln as event codes with varied results across boys and girls events including sprint and relay feats.
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Garfield
E. Eisenhower
Eugene Field
H. Hawthorne
L. Lincoln
Rob Wheeler
David Jones
Jere Sellers
Bobby Dodd
Ricky Elliott
Bobby Dodson
Kevin Smell
Jeff Hutchinson
Deron Kramer
Beth Flippo
Pam Randall
Leigh Ann Murray
Patty Willhite
Sandy Lucas
Debbie Burch
Lisa Fredricks
Sara Warren
Becky Steenrod
Scott Thompson
Tully Larkin
Paul Beatty
Mark Barnes
Rod Ball
Beth Flippa
Patty Wilthire
Sherri Howell
Becky Steenrad
Peter Burns
Mike Waldy
Mike Harper
Ron David
Casy Jones
Chris Schaler
Jimmy Cavender
Cerral Pressnell
Steve Albright
Jimmy McCrassen
Jerry Moses
Craig Snyder
Hobby Dodd
Ben Atkinson
Dick Yharra
Alten Zielsdorf
Rick Brodbeck
James Maddox
Jeff Woods
Jim Meeks
Troy Grace
David Strehlow
Ned Moore
Ronald Berr
Kermit Aldridge
David Ralston
Gary Reed
Ken Scoggins
Mark Edwards
Jelt Brewer
Whit Damron
Eshuttle
Becky Heeman
Janice Daniels
Denise Cordie
Teresa Shrum
Tracy Smithey
Ruth Weatherbes
Gina Meade
Ruth
Becky Beeman
Laura Sobbish
Angela Rykert
Teresa Butler
Tracy Turner
Janean Gurke
Melissa Gilmore
Rhonda Whitacre
G. Pam Stingley
Jackie Guffey
Lisa Dehn
Tammy Ybarra
Deedee Stephens
Chanda Burckhead
Evette Thompson
Keilie Phillips
E. Toni Hermann
Debbie James
Lisa Bigelow
Linda Parker
Teresa Randall
Marilyn Koch
Terri Elmer
Brenda Schnoke
Kay Sylvester
Jill Leach
Amy Sheldon
Danni Fogle
Brenda Denniston
Mary Claterbos
Susan Jenkins
Vicki Hoobler
Amy Watts
Terry Robertson
DeAnna Folks
Crystal Weaver
Barbara Beatty
Betsy Woods
Valerie Richis
Kimberly Higbie
Paula Clough
Toni Chapman
Kelley Chambers
Teresa Kramer
Lori Peterson
Nancy Walker
Marie Smith
Cindy Horne
Nancy McKinnis
Jolene Revey
Lou Turner
Kelly Gibson
Denise Cordle
Jennie Johnson
Yvonne Gentry
G. Kim Pinet
Jane Schoonaver
Lynda Cearfoss
Sherry Gissar
Karen Chambers
Vicki Robertson
Shannon Owen
E. Gigi Hight
Penny Wilkins
Kathy Wadkins
Ellie Jones
Karen Flusser
Michelle White
Sharon Blakeley
Jil Woods
Connie Currant
Brenda Bush
Barbara Dennis
Carla Espinosa
Tim Wilson
Reggie Tolar
Doug Shutt
Martha DePriest
Vic White
Kenny Criqui
Allen Decock
Ottawan To Tour For KSU This Summer
Kansas State picks Steve Grogan and John Wells as Wildcat Ambassadors for a statewide summer tour to civic clubs and booster groups. Grogan, Ottawa native and guard Wells from Pico Rivera, California, were lauded as key players for next season. The tour runs July 16 through August 10 with appearance dates booked via Don Stehley at Hollis House, KSU, Manhattan Kan.
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Manhattan
Steve Grogan
Kansas State University
John Wells
Wildcat
Wells
Pico Rivera
Calif
Vince Gibson
Don Stehley
Hollis House
Kan
United States Mexico Davis Cup Final Opens Tied
In Mexico City the U S and Mexico prepare a doubles match to break a 1-1 tie after day one of the North American Zone finals. Tom Gorman, top U S player, fell to Raul Ramirez 6 4 6 2 6 3 in the opening singles. Joaquin Loyo Mayo lost 7 5 6 4 7 5 to Harold Solomon of Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Tom Gorman
U.S
Raul Ramirez
Rafael Osuna
Joaquin Loyo-Mayo
Harold Solomon
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mayberry Powers Royals Past Twins 6-2 in MLB Action
John Mayberry continued his hitting rampage against Minnesota with a home run a triple and a single to power Kansas City to a 6-2 win. His 3 RBI give him 27 against the Twins in 19 games, while hitting eight homers and batting .441 in the stretch. Other AL results include Baltimore 3 New York 0 and Boston 4 Cleveland 2. NL scores Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 12 Montreal 0 New York 4 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 5 Cincinnati 1 Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 2. rain delayed San Diego Atlanta.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
John Mayberry
Kansas City Bomber
Royals
Mayberry
RBI
Minnesota
Twins
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Oakland A’s
Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox
California Angels
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
New York
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Dave Duncan
Tiant
Cleveland
Kennedy
Danny Cater
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Russell Returns as Coach GM of Seattle Sonics
Bill Russell, a 13 year NBA veteran with 11 championships, is hired by Seattle Sonics as coach and general manager on a five year deal reportedly worth about 125000 yearly. Schulman says Russell will have full rein, joining a franchise undergoing management shakeup after Buckwalter and Houbreys replacements.
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Seattle
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
NBA
Seattle SuperSonics
Sonics
Sam Schulman
Sam
Russell
Richard Covey
Los Angeles
Schulman
Boston Celtics
American Broadcasting Company
Red Auerbach
Boston
Wayne Embry
Milwaukee Bucks
Tom Nissalke
Morris
Bucky
Buckwalter
Bob Houbreys
Nissalke
Com
Lenny Wilkens
Celtics
Kid Baseball Association Formed by Local Leagues
The Ottawa Recreation Commission announced a new Kid Baseball Association formed by league coaches to better manage funds from annual candy sales. Profits fund team insurance caps and uniforms with ORC continuing program administration. President Craig Davis. secretary Mrs Leonard Meyers. treasurer Mrs Paul Moore. Vice presidents Don Burroughs and Duane Hall. Supervisors Gary Mavity and Gary Kuntz. Candy sales run about two weeks with boxed candy bearing league stickers.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Craig Davis
Leonard Meyers
Paul Moore
Don Burroughs
Duane Hall
Recreation Commission
Gary Mavity
Gary Kuntz
Soviets Pound AAU Kingpins In Lexington Clash
The Russian Nationals closed an eight game U S tour by beating the Lexington AAU squad 109 to 87 before about 4100 fans. Starters included 6 6 forward Aleksander Shalnikov and 6 9 Ivan Dvornii with a dazzling display for the visitors.
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Lexington
United States
Lexington Aau
Aleksander Shalnikov
Ivan Dvornii
Shalnikov
Dvornni
Jim ‘LeMaster
Tiny
George Bryant
University of Kentucky
Kevin Grevey
Jim Andrews
Ottawa Country Club Tuesday golf pairings list
The Ottawa Country Club posted Tuesday pairings for women's golf featuring C Johnson, Lyman, Foulks, Bouska, M K Johnson, Speer, Fredeen, Shepard, Read, Smell, Wolgast, Walker, Gilroy, Sheldon, Cutting, Crawford, and Daugharthy. Reservations or cancellations are due by 3 p.m. Sunday at 2429 6576 or 242 7650.
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Ottawa Country Club
C. Johnson
Lyman
Foulks
Bouska
M. K. Johnson
Speer
Fredeen
Shepard
Read
Smell
Wolgast
Walker
Gilroy
Sheldon
Cutting
Crawford
Daugharthy
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E. James Maddox
Ty Rumford
Mark Doty
Darrell Cox
Glenn Covert
Tim Cowdin
L. Heavyweight
Roger Watkins
Randy Lines
Stan Aubry
Charles Covert
F. James Waldy
Paul Germer
Hal Midcap
Bill Mausaycki
James Chandler
Jim Guist
Ottawan
KSU
Grogan
Bouncer
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
Milwaukee
Aurelio Rodriguez
Dick McAuliffe
Bill Freehan
Mickey Stanley
Nings
Joe Rudi
Dick Green
Oakland
Texas
Vida Blue
Vic Harris
Harris
Blue
Dick Williams
Vida
Ken Henderson
Dick Allen
California
Stan Bahnsen
JR. Cheney
H.P
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Paines Bootery
E. Wilson
Vertagreen
ThaDymaane
Na & Garden
Western Supply
Farm, Home & Ranch Supplies
Jet
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