Braves' Manpower Swamps Opponents at Denominational Track Meet
Ottawa University Braves dominate the Denominational meet at Cook Field winning 127 points with three event titles and multiple scorers. Harold Rush of Friends led a strong showing with four firsts including record-setting jumps, while Dan Randall and the OU relay teams paced the Braves as eight records fell and Southwestern trailed by 33 points. The event capped a delayed spring series, with next action at Sterling College for Kansas Conference championships.
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Braves Antitrust Fight Reaches Wisconsin Supreme Court
Milwaukee case escalates as NL and Braves face a noon Monday deadline to file Milwaukee expansion plans for 1967. Judge Roller rejects stay, sets return of Braves to Milwaukee if deadline missed, while parties plan appeals to Wisconsin Supreme Court and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
la Follette
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Andretti Favored To Win Pole After 167 MPH Indy Run
Mario Andretti led the chase for pole in the golden anniversary 500 mile race with laps of 164.2 166.3 and 167.411 mph at Indianapolis. Rain limited track time but he emerged as a strong favorite ahead of May 30 qualifying as A J Foyt set the previous one lap record at 161.958 mph. Andretti, Nazareth Pennsylvania, chose between a Dean Special Brabham Ford and a Lotus Ford for the run.
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Coffeyville and Ark City win regional AA golf titles
Coffeyville duo Steve Knabb and Jerry Wall shot 162 to win the two man event at Coffeyville Country Club. Arkansas City pair Dave Ross and Otis Morrow matched 165, tied with Shawnee Mission North. Shawnee Mission East led the four man event with 326, Independence second at 332, Parsons third at 334.
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Jerry Wall
Coffeyville
Coffeyville Country Club
Dave Ross
Otis Morrow
Arkansas City
Bill Thead
Jack Davis
ShawneeeMission North
Shawnee Mission East
Jim Halsted
Bob Wells
Bill Hobstetter
Jim Halbrecht
Independence
Parsons
Oklahoma leads in early sports roundup
Oklahoma 6.3 Missouri 4.0 Iowa State 7.2 Kansas 5.0 Nebraska 12 Colorado 0.6 first game 10 innings Oklahoma State 42 Kansas State 2.3
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Giant Streak Survives Marathon In 17th Inning Victory
The Giants outlasted the Mets 5 to 4 in 17 innings at Shea, Davenport homering in the 17th to extend a 12 game win streak. Mays homered earlier for San Francisco, while Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh won to tighten the NL standings.
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New York
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Mets
Women's Golf Tuesday Pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Tuesday pairings at Ottawa Country Club include Fultone Fockele Sheldoner K Johnson Wallace Hashagen Gaynore Evans South Elder Shepard-McKelvey Darbine Jenke Close Flippin Begg and J Speer Fredeen. For reservations or cancellations call CH 2 3635 or 4721 before noon Monday.
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Sheldoner
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Close Flippin-Begg
J. Speer - Fredeen
OU Wins In Golf at Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa University defeated Kansas Wesleyan 9-8 in a dual golf match at the Ottawa Country Club. Ron Dunham was medalist for OU. The Braves advance to the Kansas Conference golf meet Monday and Tuesday at Salina.
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Major Stars Friday Stars by the Associated Press
Pitching-Dick Farrell of Houston held Philadelphia to one hit in eight innings as the Astros beat the Phillies 1 0. Oliva of Minnesota had two singles a double and a triple with four RBIs in the Twins 9 0 5 victory over Washington.
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Ryun Breaks American Two Mile Mark at Coliseum Relays
Kansas freshman Jim Ryun won the two mile at the Coliseum Relays in 8 25.2 to set an American mark tying veteran Jim Grelle as Kipchoge Keino led early and finished 8 29.8 with Bob Schul previously holding 8 26.0 American rate.
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Grelle
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Baseball Scoreboard NL standings and results summary
National League standings show San Francisco 22 7 leading, Houston 17 11, Pittsburgh 15 11, Los Angeles 15 14, Philadelphia 12 12, Atlanta 14 17, St. Louis 11 14, New York 9 12, Cincinnati 10 15, Chicago 6 18. Friday results include Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 3, Houston 1 Philadelphia 0, San Francisco 5 New York 4 in 17 innings, St. Louis 8 Atlanta 0. Sunday and Monday schedules list multiple games across leagues.
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Ottawa High doubles reach regional round in tough matchups
Ottawa High School tennis saw Larry Lewis and Morris Bennett win two matches in the Class AA regional at Shawnee Mission East before a quarterfinal loss. They beat Highland Park 4-6 6-2 7-5 and Washington 6-2 6-2, then fell to Shawnee Mission West. Ottawa’s David Mudrick and Allen Loyd also lost to Olathe foes while Ron Matthews was defeated in singles. Shawnee Mission East claimed all regional final spots for state.
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Morris Bennett
Shawnee Mission East
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Allen Loyd
Ted Packard
Steve Poland
Olathe
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