Down To Brass Tacks In KCAC Track Meet
The Ottawa University and Southwestern College track duel for the Kansas Conference title reaches a fever pitch at Sterling on Thursday. Boucek cites OU depth in field events and strong distance legs led by Darrel Randall as keys, while Southwestern relies on speed and remaining depth. rounds include Harold Rush of Friends and Baker’s Mike Philpot in contention, with prelims at 9:30 a.m. and finals through the day culminating in a 7:30 p.m. track finale.
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Terry Ostmeyer
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Ottawa University
Southwestern College
Sterling
Southwestern
ECAC
Braves
Cook Field
Ottawa
Baker
Bill Boucek
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
Harold Rush
Rush
Falcons
Mike Philpot
Boucek
Darrel Randall
Phil Hughes
Wendell Carpenter
Roy Clayton
Mike Simmons
Southwestern Speed
Adrian Miller
Miller
Mo Kan Collegiate Soccer Conference Formed
A new five school plus future six member conference was formed Tuesday at Ottawa University to compete in the 1966 season. Members include Park College Rockhurst College St Benedict's College and Tabor College with William Jewell joining formally next fall. The Mo Kan will play a double round robin and its winner advances to the NAIA district playoffs in Quincy Illinois. Ed Nelson of Park was elected president and Bob Schoonover of OU is secretary treasurer. The season opens with an officials clinic September 10 at Park.
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Ottawa University
Mc Kan
Park College of
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Rockhurst College
Kansas City
St. Benedict’s College
Atchison
Tabor College
Hillsboro
William Jewell
Liberty
Mo Kan
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Quincy
Ill
Ed Nelson
Mo-Kan
Bob Schoonover
Ottawa High names spring lettermen in athletics awards
Ottawa High awarded varsity letters at the spring sports awards assembly. Track led with 22 lettermen, followed by basketball with 11, tennis seven, and golf and wrestling six each. Notable lettermen include Rick Bien, Dudley Calder, and many others across sports. Chesbro earned the East Kansas League golf medalist award.
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Dudley Calder
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Reggie Silvey
John Anderson
Allan Buck
Dennis Domnanish
Dan Harkins
Mike McClay
Dan Seymour
Tom Wellington
Wayne White
Tom Johnson
Richard Hughes
Greg Reynolds
Scott Chesbro
Chesbro
Stan Sheldon
Mike Kille
Jack Shepard
Richard Hull
Steve Hineton
Ron Lloyd
Scott Killough
Dale Dieterich
Dave Payne
John Wileson
Dennis Domanish
Doug Underwood
Ron Matthews
Dennis Wieneke
Letter
Bill Keelin
Major Stars Major Stars Pitching Two-Hitter Reds Mets 4-0
Jim Maloney of Cincinnati pitched a two-hitter, retiring the last 22 men he faced as the Reds shutout the Mets 4-0. Tony Oliva of Minnesota homered twice and had four RBIs, aiding an 8-3 Twins win over the White Sox.
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Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Reds
New York Mets
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Bethany C of E Claim KCAC Golf Tennis Titles
Bethany College won the KCAC golf championship with a 945 total at Salina Elks Country Club. Gene Largent of C of E was medalist with 226, as Baker finished runner up at 949. In tennis Bethany swept the finals at Winfield, with Brice Young and Dale Burke taking No. 2 singles and No. 2 doubles, while Ottawa players reached semifinals.
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Sterling
Winfield
Wildcats
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Dale Burke
Young
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Ottawa University
Ray Holmstrom
Melson
Oliva's Power Sparks Twins Past White Sox 8 3
Tony Oliva hit two long homers lifting Minnesota to an 8 3 win over Chicago as Jim Kaat pitched well and the Twins moved into the first division. Stanky offered travel plans for Oliva suggesting Japan would pay for a season abroad. Oliva leads the league with a .407 average and nine homers in a strong start to the season.
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Scattered Pros Qualify For PGA Championship
Miller Barber a veteran on the tour leads a group of club pros to the 50th PGA championship in Akron Ohio July 21-24. Barber shot 66 68 134 in New Orleans to pace qualifiers with Larry Beck Dean Refram Harold Kneece and Wayne Yates posting 140 or 141.
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Miller Barber
Akron
Ohio
Barber
New Orleans
Larry Beck
Dean Refram
Harold Kneece
Wayne Yates
Braves Win Stay As Supreme Court Considers Appeal
Milwaukee AP Braves win stay on playing in Atlanta while Wisconsin Supreme Court studies the NL antitrust conviction appeal. Circuit Judge Elmer Roller suspended a Milwaukee return order after the state high court agreed to hear the case June 9. Braves attorney Jinkinson argued interstate baseball falls outside Wisconsin jurisdiction. The ruling comes as the league faces potential Milwaukee expansion plans.
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Supreme Court
Earl Jinkinson
Roller
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U.S. District Court
Jinkinson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
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