Archibald Tops NBA All Star Voting in 1972-73
Nate Archibald of Kansas City Omaha topped NBA All Star voting with 15,836 points from writers and broadcasters across 17 cities. The 6-1 guard led the league with 2,719 points and 34.0-point average, also pacing assists and minutes. Kareem Abdul Jabbar edged Dave Cowens for center, with Cowens named to the second team alongside Hayes, Barry, Frazier, and Maravich.
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NEW York
Nate Archibald
Kansas City- Omaha
National Basketball Association
Archibald
NBA
Boston
Dave Cowens
John Havlicek
Spencer Haywood
Seattle
Kareem Abdul- Jabbar
Milwaukee
Jerry West
Los Angeles
Abdul-Jabbar
Cowens
Jabbar
Elvin Hayes
Baltimore
Rick Barry
Golden State
Walt Frazier
Pete Maravich
Atlanta
Old-Time Radio Returns to WDBQ with Listener Scripts
Paul Hemmer, 29, revived old-time radio at WDBQ AM Dubuque by broadcasting five listener written half hour scripts from a Radio Theater contest. Authors included a local ad art writer two teachers a deputy sheriff and a factory worker. The station received 52 entries and awarded prizes from 10 to 100 dollars. The March broadcasts featured a range from Bill Bugoni Private Eye to The Second Chance and Red Lights and Sirens.
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New York
Paul Hemmer
Lone Ranger
Green Hornet
Law and Order
Hemmer
Wdbq-Am
Dubuque
Iowa
WDBQ
Dr. Christian
Farl Hemner Jr
Cbs-Tv
Hemner
WOBQ
Tve
Radio Theater
Bill Bugoni
Private Eye
Sam Spade
New Cage Assistant At OHS
Bob Duncan a former Melvern coach is named the new basketball assistant at Ottawa High for next season. Approved at the USC 290 Board of Education meeting Duncan has ten years of coaching experience and previously coached at Reading Melvern Onaga. He will assist H. K. Stevens who has twenty years at Ottawa High.
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Bob Duncan
Melvern
Ottawa High
Duncan
Cyclones
U.S.C
Board of Education
Reading
Onaga
Ottawa Post
H. K. Stevens
OHS
State Trap Team Picked for 1973 Kansas event
Three area shooters named to the 1973 Kansas State Trap Team. Patrick O Bryon Baldwin and Richard Corbin Pomona named on the Junior Team, with Tor Risher Kansas City Kan. On the state Women s Team is Mary O Bryon mother of Patrick. Other women named Carmelita Slattery Syracuse Marcella Cook Winfield Gladys Prost Phillipsburg. Men s Team includes Bernard Waner Peabody Cliff Sexton Clathe Larry Schmidt Greensburg Leslie Slattery Syracuse and Frank O Brien Lewis. Junior and Women teams small due to few shooters meeting targets.
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Patrick O'Bryon
Baldwin
Richard Corbin
Pomona
Tor Risher
Kansas City
Kan
Mary O'Bryon
Patrick
Carmelita Slattery
Syracuse
Marcella Cook
Winfield
Gladys Prost
Phillipsburg
Bernard Waner
Peabody
Cliff Sexton
Clathe
Larry Schmidt
Greensburg
Leslie Slattery
Frank O’brien
Lewis
Instructors Begin Hunter Safety Course at Scipio
A Hunter Safety instructor school starts 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Scipio community building. Applicants must be 21 or older. Instructors named are Richard McCullough Ken Campbell and George Shaw from Kansas Forestry Fish and Game.
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Scipio Community
Richard McCullough
Ken Campbell
George Shaw
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game
Rare Mound Duel In Fenway
A pitchers duel at Fenway ends 1-0 as Doyle Alexander and Bill Lee go nine and ten innings respectively before Orlando Cepeda’s 11th inning single drives in Mario Guerrero for Boston. Other AL results include Detroit over the Yankees 9-0 and Oakland over Chicago 5-1. NL scores feature Philadelphia 10-5 over St. Louis and Montreal 3-2 in 10 innings.
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Fred Rothenberg
Associated Press
Boston
Fenway
Red Sox
Orioles
Baltimore
Doyle Alexander
Bill Lee
Orlando Cepeda
Mario Guerrero
Detroit
New York Yankees
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Texas
Oakland
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Houston
San Diego
San Francisco
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Alexander
Lee
Baseball Scoreboard National League Tables and Results
National League standings show Chicago leading with 20 wins, New York 17, Montreal 14, Pittsburgh 12, Philadelphia 12, St. Louis 8, Montreal and Pittsburgh games noted as 10 innings, West division lists San Francisco 25 13 and Houston 22 13, with additional results from Monday and Tuesday games across the circuit and scheduled fixtures through Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Christensen
Wise
Koosman
Hooton
McAnally
Blass
Osteen
Guillet
W.W. L. Pet. G.B. Boston
Milwaukee
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
West Chicago
Kansas City
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Texas Il
Royals Sell May To Mets
Kansas City Royals catcher Jerry May was sold Monday to the New York Mets. The Royals gave no immediate plan to fill the vacancy. May appeared in 11 games this season, batting .133 with four hits in 30 at bats. Mets catcher Jerry Grote suffered a broken arm in weekend action against the Pirates.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Royals
Jerry May
New York Mets
Royals
May
Carl Taylor
Fran Healy
Mets
Jerry Grote
Pirates
Riggs weighs showdown with 18 year old Evert
Fort Lauderdale promoter plans a September 22 match between Bobby Riggs 55 and Chris Evert 18 for a $30,000 purse. Riggs praised Miss Court and suggested Billie Jean King could be next, while Evert discussed potential revenge and the pressure of facing a legend on Florida clay.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Bobby Riggs
Margaret Court
Chris Evert
George Liddy
Riggs
Miss Evert
Mrs. Court
United States Lawn
City Bowling Scores Social League Highlights
Monday night results show Pritts Four and Fantastic Four tied 3-1 in standings. C Fritts posted 225 game and 505 series while D Ewbank registered 142 and 473. Other top scores included G Conns 81-47, D Shenk 173-499, C Kamper 170-453, and J Cox 183 high for Thursday Knights 4. Rick Hamerickhouse added 30.
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C. Fritts
D. Ewbank
Fantastic Four
G. Conns
D. Shenk
Wizards
C. Kamper
Lucky Four
W. Trober
Knights
J. Cox
Rick Hamerickhouse
Wolgast
Missouri Valley AAU Track Prices Misstated
Admission prices for the Missouri Valley AAU track and field championships are not $1.50 as reported. Tickets will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for students with ID. The 46 event meet starts at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Ottawa High track, with a full slate of competitions and related listings in the page.
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Herald
Ottawa High
League Leaders Baseball Standings and Sprinting Statistics
Major league batting and pitching leaders listed alphabetically by team. P Kelly Chi .435 leads American League at bats and Kirkpatrick KC hits. R Jackson Oak leads runs and Alomar Cal and Patek KC top base steals. Pitchers Singer Cal 6-1 and Splittorff KC 6-1 lead in decisions with high strikeout counts. Stargell and Bonds pace home runs and RBIs in the NL. Koosman and Sosa noted for 1.000 marks and solid ERA.
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Associated Press
P.kelly
Chi
Kirkpatrick
R.jackson
Oak
Mayberry
Rojas
Harper
Ben
Brinkman
Det
Briggs
Mil
Spencer
Cal
D.may
North
Alomar
Patek
Singer
Splittorff
Ryan
Watson
Hin
Santo
Bonds
Wynn
Bench
Cin
Ferguson
Fuentes
Stargell
Pgh
H.aaron
Atl
Cedeno
Morgan
Koosman
Sosa
Carlton
Phi
Seaver
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Earl Weaver
Dick Tidrow
Tom Hilgendorf
Jerry Johnson
Brewers
Ken Aspromonte
Tom McCraw
Jim Spencer
Bill Singer
Ken Holtzman
Reggie Jackson
Chicago White Sox
Joe Coleman
Coleman
Arlington
Toby Harrah
Rangers
Twins
Bobby Darwin
K.W.F
Williamsburg-Ottawa Wildlife Club
Kansas Wildlife Federation
Eugene White
E. Wilson
KWF Trapshoot
James Wilson
Lee Arb
S. Main
Lolich
Kline
Palmer
Tiant
Blyleven
Stanhouse
Cal Canton
Bob Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
Hicks Electric CO
N. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
Grandview
Missoure
Emulous
Hoepervue
Angus Farms
Sam D. Hoeper
Kurzeil Road
Corer
High Grove
Kustweil
Riggs Court
J. Houston
John's Gulf
B. Haas
Lomaster Aerial
LeAcaster
Sible
Moorman’s
R. Tee
First National Bank
R. Liegertz
MFA Insurance
R. Carey
ODF
Greckenridge
Breckenridge and Hamner
Franklin Savings
R. Carlson
Droge
Nitcher’s
P. Pearson
Ottawa Bus
M.L. Burgoon
Patterson Chev
OLDS
Everhart
Troutman
Ottawa Bowl
M. Bledsoe
Osbora
Otis
Metzger
Sanguillen
Maddox
Gabriel
Strider
Harry Smith
Topeka
White Lakes Mall
Dassmer
Ottawa's Now Store For Men
Ottawa Retail Association
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