Ottawa Dominates 1968 Kansas Conference Track Meet
Ottawa University Braves sweep the 60th ECAC carnival at Kansas Wesleyan with 142 points, Southwestern 100, KWU 68, Bethel 57. Glenn Appell of KWU sets distance records. OU stars Hale Singer Walker Shoemaker pace six OU event wins and medals, as OU seals first title since 1964 and targets next meet at Cook Field.
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Conference Expands To Two Divisions In KCAC
The Kansas Conference will split into North and South divisions starting fall 1969 after St Mary of the Plains joined as the 12th member. North teams Ottawa Baker Kansas Wesleyan Bethany McPherson Tabor. South teams Southwestern Sterling Friends Bethel St Mary College of Emporia. Division champions meet for the conference title after the regular season. Mary named in Dodge City. Eligible 1969, can compete for titles in 1970.
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Kansas Favored To Win 40th Big Eight Outdoor Champs
Kansas enters the 40th Big Eight outdoor track championships as the heavy favorite with 134 points, aiming for a 14th team title in 17 years. Nebraska, Kansas State, Colorado, and Missouri fight for secondary honors as preliminaries begin at 3 p.m. MDT. Final ceremonies honor retiring coach Frank Potts. Kansas stars include Jim Ryan and Ken Gaines, while Nebraska features Clifton Forbes and Lennox Burgher in key events.
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Trainer Sidelined as Dancer's Image Faces Preakness
DI's trainer Lou Cavalaris misses Preakness after Derby winner's disqualification for medication. He will watch on TV from a motel near Pimlico while Bob Casey saddles Dancer's Image with jockey Bobby Usabery again. Forward Pass is ridden by Ismael Valenzuela in a 10-horse field vying for a $195,200 purse.
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Ottawa Herald May 17, 1968 Page Four News Briefs
Local page presents brief items from Ottawa and surrounding area. Highlights include community notices, upcoming events, and short village reports with names and places tied to the region.
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NFL Owners Plot Strategy Amid Player Demands
NFL owners wrapped up a four day meeting in Atlanta without signaling approval or rejection of the Players Association demands for higher receipts. Art Modell leads a negotiating committee to discuss terms with the union in New York next week. The union seeks 15000 dollar minimum salaries, 500 dollar per game for exhibition players, and a 5 million pension fund payment. Owners criticize the pension and exhibition pay while noting teams are not cash machines. Modell denies confirming strike authority rumors.
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