Wellington shines in state track prelims at Emporia meet
Wellington at 3-A leads day with Mike Larimore pacing a 48.0 440 and two record relays as Ottawa and Wyandotte also post school marks. OHS struggles with disqualifications and field-event gaps while Lyndon and 1-A schools chase early points. Fredonia, Russell lead in their divisions.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Emporia
Kansas
Emporia State
Wellington
Mike Larimore
Larimore
Drue Jennings
Argentine
Terry Householter
Concordia
Ottawa
Cyclones
OHS
Bill Stauffer
J. D. Sellers
Richard
Atchison
George Ross
Redmen
Lyndon
Seaman
Topeka
Lawrence
Russell
Fredonia
Marysville
Beloit
Colby
Neodesha
Valley Center
Iola
Hiawatha
Shawnee Heights
Fort Scott
Hoisington
Munger
Maier
Searcy
Valentine
Warren
Holloway
Anschutz
Friedrichs
Brewer
Githens
Nietfeld
Maendele
Daugharthy
Wilson
Hutchison
Roe
Winslow
Pufahl
Whitley Jumps 26 1/2 Feet Windless Big Eight Record
Ames Iowa AP Stan Whitley a Kansas jumper and sprinter may join touch football in training full time after 19 minutes of play with track teammates. He uncorked an outdoor windless 26 1/2 foot long jump to set a Big Eight meet record, then 24 1 in finals. Doug Knop set a discus mark 192 8 as Kansas swept early events toward a high team score at the Big Eight meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa
Stan Whitley
Little Kansas
U.S
Whitley
Washington, D.C
Generlly
Doug Knop
Knop
Kansas
Jayhawks
Braves Said To Have Ties With Vegas Casinos
Government records show Atlanta Braves and Oakland Athletics owners hold stock ties with Parvin Dohrmann Co, a Las Vegas hotel casino firm under SEC scrutiny. Three Braves directors include president William Barthelomay. Athletics owner Charles Finley bought about 2.7 million in stock last month. Las Vegas casinos Stardust Fremont Aladdin cited. stock prices fell sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics
Las Vegas
William C. Barthelomay
Parvin-Dohrmann Co
Charles O. Finley
Nevada
Securities and Exchange Commission
Stardust
Fremont
Aladdin
Barthelomay
Delbert W. Coleman
John J. Louis Dr
Coleman
Chicago
16 Teams Sign Up for Church League Softball
Sixteen teams have signed up for Church League softball with nine in the Men's division and seven in the Women's loop. Meetings are set at 5 15 p m next week at the Youth Center, one for women and one for the Industrial League. Prospective teams, including Industrial, must sign up by May 22.
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Industrial League
Nazarene
Wesleyan
First Christian
First Baptist
Faith Lutheran-Bethany Chapel
United Methodist
Trinity Methodist
North Baptist
Westminster Presbyterian
Bethany Chapel
Faith Lutheran-United Methodist
Industrial
Wednesday Night Ladies First National High Scores List
A dense bowling score roster lists top performances across multiple lanes and teams including WEDNESDAY NIGHT LADIES FIRST NATIONAL and TWILIGHT LEAGUE events. Top scores feature H. Liegerat, P. Stankard, D. Wesen, S. Wolgast and others with figures ranging from 140s to 200s.
Ottawa Women’s Golf Association Meeting and Luncheon
The Ottawa Women’s Golf Association will hold a business meeting at 12 30 p m on Tuesday followed by a luncheon at 1 p m. Tuesday pairings include Crawford Wolgast Peters Sheldon Coppoe Elder Johnson Cutting Brown H Kramer Dennis J Kramer Evans Bowers R Lyman South B Lyman Weidmann Duncan Wicke Worthington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Women's Golf Association
Crawford-Wolgast
Peters-Sheldon
Coppoe-Elder
Johnson-Cutting
Brown-H. Kramer
Dennis-J. Kramer
Evans-Bowers
R. Lyman-South
B. Lyman-Weidmann
Duncan-Wicke-Worthington
Bowling Scores for Local Businesses and Individuals
A compiled list of bowling scores from various leagues and participants. Includes high games and series for CRITE'S BODY-2 Mack 184, Whiteford 494 series. TEXACO 2 Page 216-575. DON'S ROYAL 3 Fredeen 191-551. TODD'S MOBILE-1 Shofner 186-30-B wenthe. PIZZA VILLAGE 4 Ackerman 163- Stankard 412. multiple leagues and entrants with individual scores and totals, across venues like GROGAN'S SERVICE and FIRST NATIONAL BANK among others.
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Crite
W. Mack
C. Whiteford
Texaco
G. Page
Don's Royal
P. Fredeen
Todd's Mobile
R. Shofner
B. Wenthe
Ladies Pizza Village
S. Ackerman
P. Stankard
Lunger Oil CO
H. Guyett
H.D. Lee Co
C. Griffin
M., Brenner
Moore’s
P. Leach
Grogan
Grogan's Service-24%4 High 10-30—S. Wolgast
Bike's Burger Bar
M. Gremminger
H. Liegerot
First National Bank
M. Mueller
N. Fritts
COOR
Peoples National
M. Ransom
Independents One
Bowling leaders show weekly high scores and standings
The bowlers and teams posted top figures for the week ending May 9. Standouts include Sue Wolgast 198 game and Pat Stankard 520 series. Grogan's Standard Service and Royal T Lanes led team totals. First-place crews shift with Lee's Cafe and Beautyland leading in various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Wolgast
Pat Stankard
Grogan
Royal T
Jim Warhurst
Pat White
Lee’s Cafe
Ottawa Savings and Loan
Mary Smith
Pat Kramer
Eagles
Peoples National Bank
Todd
Standard Service
Ann Smith
Marilyn McMillen
Bienie’s
Beautyland
Anderson
Lister
Helen
Bill
Baseball Outlook Good After Young Braves' First Year
Ottawa's new Braves baseball team finished 11-14 overall, 8-6 in Kansas Conference play, under coach Sherm Price. Sophomore Bob Innes led batting at .386, Jeff Peine hit .301 with three home runs, Wade Exum added two homers, and Leo Harris scored 18 runs. Hawley Ham and Ted Haworth led pitching with winning records as the squad, mainly sophomores and freshmen, aimed to improve with more experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fisher
Ottawa
KCACG
Braves
Baseball
Kansas
Bob Innes
Jeff Peine
Peine
Wade Exum
Baker
Leo Harris
Penne
Exum
Innes
Hawley Ham
Ted Haworth
Haworth
Harris
Stan Holmes
Sherm Price
Scores and Standings for Major League Baseball Divisions
The American League East shows Baltimore Boston New York Detroit Washington and Cleveland with varied wins and losses. Oakland Minnesota Chicago Kansas City Seattle California and New York lead the AL West, with Seattle and California near the .500 mark. Friday results included New York 2 California 1 and Seattle 10 Boston 9 in 11 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Wash
New York
Cleveland
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Kansas City
Seattle
California l
California
Baltimore
Washington
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Mendell
Wilmer Thompson
Jim Daugharthy
Steve Githens
Frank McFarland
Wyandotte
Lloyd Tiffany
Tom Weber
Mark Cunningham
Bogue
Fowler
Quenemo
Ken Stadel
Alter
OHL
Jayhawk
A’s. Braves
Vegas
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Albert Parvin Foundation
Abe Fortas
Family Foundation
Louis E. Wolfson
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Kenesaw M. Landis
Black Sox
Landis
New York Giants
Charles Stoneham
John McGraw
Havana
Cuba
Athletics
Bike's Burger
H. Liegerat
Pizza Village
COORS
D- Wesen
M. Swallow
Peoples Bank
A. DeCaeny
Independents
B. Hubbard
J. Simms
D. Schmoe
S. Wolgast
Moore's Chev
OLDS
C. Seaborn
R. Pierce
AL Berts Motors
C. Wolgast
Mealman-Gorton
G. Gorton
Twilight League
G. Toumberlin
Farm Bureau
Breckenridge
ROB Luce
C. Elliott
F. Fuller
Everett’s
Barber
D. Heckman
B. Figgins
Bennett Creamery
Rosella
Briscoe
J. Lancaster
J. Schulte
Ottawa Times
L. Evans
C. Hettler
Pepsi Cola
R. Kampschroeder
Budge’s Hardware
D. Lesler
V. Foster
Towner’s Chapel
Taylor
Fuller
M. AiNsworth
Milton Anderson
K. Foster
Bienies Garage
P. Tyoumberlin
Bien
By Hazel Liegerot
Rachel May
Ruth Hoover
Gloria Leecy
Betty Stewart
Donna McDaniels
Jean Thomas
Hazel Liegerot
Roberta Adcock
Betty Flory
Eula Taylor
June Hettler
Vera Ferguson
Pearl Melton
Doloris Doman
Joanne Toumberlin
Sean Thbmas
Doris Heckert
Sue Garstecki
Karen Seyler
Isi and
Walnui
Fogle Quarry AG. Lime
Wiggin
Edelman Fittings
Anco Viper Blades
RAMCO
Stewart Warner
Hughes
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