Ottawa girls and boys sweep early in State Outdoor meet
Ottawa High School shines at Wichita meet led by Kirk Davis 14-0 in pole vault and Kim Miller 214-3 in softball. Davis helps Ottawa top 3-A standings with 15 points while Woods adds a 55-8 in shot put. Miller also reaches finals in 100 yards and anchors 440 relay. some contenders fail to advance in hurdles and sprint finals.
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Kirk Davis
Kim Miller
Willie Frazier
Miller
Ottawa
Stephanie Starks
Gwen Burch
OHS
Shaun McMillan
Oklahoma FX Qualifiers Highlight Big Eight Meet Drift
Oklahoma leads in qualifiers at John Jacobs Field as Kansas eyes ninth straight Big Eight Outdoor title. Kansas shows sprint strength with four top prelim times, while Oklahoma suffers a setback with Calvin Cooper hamstring pull. Finals to decide discus and long jump crown and overall team points.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
John ‘Jacobs
Jay‘Hawks
Ignal
Hamilton
Stan Whitley
Colorado
Kinsley Adams
Jepsen
Phlucknett
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Randy Benson
Clifford Wiley
Larry Jackson
Nolan Cromwell
Calvin Cooper
Cooper
Texas
Bob Prince
Kansas State
Randy Veitkemp
Benson
Waddel Smith
Wiley
Stan Bracey
Godwin Obasogie
Big Eight Proposes Spring Football Plan Revisions
The Big Eight proposes spring football games between institutions to boost revenues. A post season basketball tournament, a rotating wrestling championship, and elimination of the 30 second clock are approved. Baseball championship format to be decided by coaches. aim to implement in spring 1976. Also sets 1987 to 1990 football schedules and keeps midweek basketball format. Falcons report two WFL signees have rejoined Atlanta. negotiations continue with the third player.
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Norman
Okla
Chuck Neinas
NCAA
Nevias
Ue Tapos
Kansas City
Town State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Atlanta
Atlanta Falcons
Falcons
Bowling Scores From Dynamic League Standings
Bowling scores show high games and series for multiple teams across leagues including Don's Royal Cleaners, Heathman Oil, Lee's Downtowner, Craven's Oil, Nitcher Floors, Ramsey Printing, Briscoe Drugs, Fogle Quarry, Pepsi Cola, Sonic Drive In, Hubbard Lumber, Wassmer's Clothing, Franklin Savings, Bob Luce Boats, West Wilson Repair, Harry Smith Supply, Sky Hook, and Pomona Tavern. Notable high marks include Heathman Oil leader W. Brown 181, Armstrong 553, Gilbert 200, Burns 208, Johnson 150, Ott 184, and Coffman 198 across various high games and series.
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Dynamic League
Don's Royal Cleaners
F. West
Heathman Oil
W. Brown
W.C. Keim
Lee’s. Downtowner
A. Gilbert
T. van Leiden
Craven's Oil
R. Armstrong
Nitcher
G. Nitcher
Ramsey Printing
G. Ramsey
C. Houston
Classic League
Briscoe Drugs
L. Chambers
Fogle Quarry
D. Hall
Pepsi Cola
M. Burns
Sonic Drive
Whitacre
Wassmer‘s Clothing
Johnson
R. Holland
Nighthawk
Franklin Savings
R. McClAy
B. Roehl
BOB Luce Boats
Toumbertin
West Wilson Repair
A. Coffman
Harry Smith Supply
M. Ott
SKY Yhook
C. Burns Jr
Pomona Tavern
H. Ledom
City Schedule City Schedule SOPTBALL Leagan Mercy May 1
May 1 schedule lists church league games with Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, Wesleyan, and others. Entries include Mercy vs Peorequere, Glinon's vs Nerth, Rehemak-New Meye vs Feorsy, Demren-Towns, Budge's vs Pomene, Jaycees vs Demren-Towns, and women's and men's matchups with time slots around 6 7 and 0:30 to 7:45.
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Soptball
Perett Pork
Men's Church
Leagan Merciay
Neerth
Glinon’s
Va. Nerth
Rehemak
New Meye
Feorsy
Jaycee Jayned
Demren
Budge's
Pomene Jayceet
Lemaore
Bombers
Jaycees
Faveville
Bive
Peake Ve. Lone
Welleville
Lan
City Scores SOFTBALL Man's A League
A cluttered box score shows Hubbard Lumber Murrow Anderson and many players with varied hits. Plattner Wagles and other teams posted tall totals as the city league softball results roll in with scores and line totals for the day.
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Hubbard Lumber
Q Murrow
Anderson
J. Wallace
Radsen
Woodward
Waltman
K. Platt
Wetton
Staters
J. Cole
Bryan
Underwood
Stevens
Scott
Wright
Sypher
Trinkie
Black
Ferguson
Wiggins
Totals
Plattner
Mitehell
T. Ledem
Gaillart
Payne
Firestone
Vly Watts
Knight
Cole
Suttron Sr
Farrell
Wagles
McCulloch
Vietes
Petton
Fritts
MR. Brady
Sink
R. Grady
Milbern
Panne
Schmoe
Princeton Recreation
T. Burkdgit
Brown
R. Burnett
Pearson
Burnett
Domnanish
Burkdoll
Witton
M. Brown
Dunder
D. Stottiamire
Harris
Ali Wins After Slow Fight With Ron Lyle
Muhammad Ali, 33, seeks several title challenges this year while reflecting on a slow win at Las Vegas over Ron Lyle. In the 11th round Ali unleashed 35 punches, stopping Lyle for a 1308 of the 11th, with Ali earning $1 million for the defense and Lyle $100,000 as crowds valued the comeback. Ali, now 47-2 with 34 knockouts, plans to fight Bugner in Kuala Lumpur on June 30.
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Nev
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Ali
Ron Lyle
Lyle
Ford Hernandez
Hernandez
Lyle Digreed
Foreman
Zaire
Africa
McKeon Mixes Lineups Beating Red Sox In Frantic Game
Kansas City manager Jack McKeon signed multiple lineup cards at Fenway Park but sent a different bat order than the Royals used in their 5-2 win over Boston. Amos Otis batted third on the card yet appeared in the two spot and singled in a key three-run third inning. Brewers edge Twins 3-1 as Don Money and Bill Sharp spark a fourth inning rally. A’s beat Yankees 4-2 as Vida Blue wins eighth game. Rangers rout Tigers 10-3 behind Tom Grieve and Toby Harrah. Angels sweep Orioles with Tommy Harper homers and Ed Figueroa allows three hits. White Sox rally for 3-2 win over Indians. Emporia State wins District 10 NAIA baseball title behind Tom Spencer’s 10 strikeouts in a 4-1 win over Fort Hays. Greg Rogers drives in two for Emporia State. Fort Hays eliminated Friends University 14-9 to reach final.
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Jack McKeon
Kansas City Royals
Beaton
Fenway Park
Bill Deegan
Royals
Red Sox
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Minnesota Twins
Oakland A’s
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Otis
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Johnson
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Vida
Lolich
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Angels
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Ed Figueroa
Bobby Grich
Jim Palmer
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Indians
Cleveland
Jim Kern
Bill Melton
Tom Buskey
Deron Johnson
Tony Muser
Bucky Dent
Dave LaRoche
Buskey
Bill Stein
Dennis Eckersley
Buddy Bradford
Pat Kelly
Bradford
Jorge Orta
Emporia
Kan
Emporia State
Tom Spencer
Fort Hays
Greg Rogers
Mark Peterson
Mark Runnels
Downing Friends University
Casper Stays On Top In New Orleans Open Lead
Casper holds a 9 under par 135 through 36 holes to lead the New Orleans Open at New Orleans. He withdrew with a stomach virus Monday but returned to play. Tom Shaw sits one behind at 136 after nerve damage from a dog bite. Lanny Wadkins and Fred Marti share a late grouping at 137 and 138 respectively amid injury comebacks.
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New Orleans
Pro Golf
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Tom Shaw
Lanny Wadkins
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Tom Woodmas
Job Miller
Ottawa Insurance Agency
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Paine
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