Tiant, Howard, and McCraw Highlight Full Roundup
Tiant’s pursuit of a major league shutout streak ended as Boog Powell’s three-run sixth gave Baltimore a 6-2 win over Cleveland. Howard hit his eighth homer in five games and 15th of the season, but Washington lost 7-3 to Detroit on Northrup’s grand slam. McCraw broke Nash’s no hitter with a seventh inning triple and Chicago beat Oakland 1-0 with Josephson’s run. Boston rallied past New York 6-4. in the N L, Atlanta beat New York in 16, Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh, Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 1-0, San Francisco shutout Chicago, and Los Angeles blanked Houston.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Luis Tiant
Frank Howard
Tom Mce Craw
Jim Nash
Tiant
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Cleveland
Howard
Washington
Detroit
Senators
Jim Northrup
Boston
New York
California
Minnesota
Twins
Jim Perry
Angels
Rickey Clark
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
Doc White
White Sox
Dave Johneson
Curt Bleefary
Frank Robinson
Larry Brown
Chico Salmon
Brown
Powell
Curt Morton
Ore Soles
Oakland
Washa
Bt. Louis
Rot
Ries San Fran
Phila
State Track Finals Heat Up With Records Across Classes
Salina area coverage notes Shawnee Mission East leading Class AA with 15 points and Abilene atop Class A with 8 as finals begin. Lakin heads Class B at 10 and Dwight Natoma Scandia top Class BB at 6. Davidson Pratt set Class A javelin record 204-23, Guthrie Medicine Lodge cleared 13-8, Lebanon medley relay Class BB in 3:41.2, and two Class BB records tied by Schneider Sylvan Grove and Swanegan Wyandotte.
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Shawnee Mission East
Abilene
Lakin
Dwight
Natoma
Scandia
Bryce. Davidson
Pratt
DuWayne Guthrie
Medicine Lodge
Lebanon
Steve Schneider
Sylvan Grove
Art Swanegan
Wyandotte
Ottawa High Qualifies In Two Races At State Meet
Ottawa High School trackmen qualified for two finals at the Class AA state meet in Salina. Doug Underwood advanced in the 180 yard low hurdles and, with Wilmer Thompson, J. D. Sellers, and Scott Wallace, earned a spot in the mile relay final. Underwood also qualified in the pole vault. He and Wallace also earned spots in two other running events, the 120 yard high hurdles and 100 yard dash, respectively. Finalists in the lows include Jack Johnson of Great Bend, Larry Williams of Wyandotte, John Valentine of Wellington, Bob Bornkessel of Mission North, and Bruce Burnett of Wichita Campus, with Seaman of Topeka, Mission West, Washington, Salina, and Wyandotte joining the mile relay lineup.
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Ottawa High
Salina
Doug Underwood
Wilmer Thompson
J. D. Sellers
Scott Wallace
Underwood
Wallace Fain
Jack Johnson
Great Bend
Larry Williams
Wyandotte
John Valentine
Wellington
Bob Bornkessel
Mission North
Bruce Burnett
Wichita
OHS
Seaman
Topeka
Mission West
Washington
Church League N Jr Hi Gym May 20 Schedule
In the Women division games start at 7:00 p m with Christian vs Epis and Meth vs Presley and Foursquare vs Baptists. At 8:00 Nazarene vs Wes Meth and North Bapt vs Bible and F Baptist vs Cal Baptist. At 9:00 Bible Baptist vs Cal Baptist.
Central Figures In Derby Favored In Preakness Classic
In Baltimore the 93rd Preakness featured Dancer s Image chasing another Triple Crown jewel after Derby disqualification for Forward Pass. Calumet Farm’s Forward Pass had earlier been moved to Derby winner, and jockey colors were painted on a jockey in the infield as Tommy Ennis prepared to unveil the winner. Post time was 5:30 p.m. EDT with CBS coverage.
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Baltimore
Dancers Image
Jewel of Racing
Pimelico
Calumet Farm
Peter Fuller
Tommy Ennis
Ennis
CBS
Foreword Pass
Bold Ruler
Iron Leibe
Big 8 track prelims set pace for finals in Boulder
Kansas star George Byers erased a 14.0 Nebraska record with a 13.8 in the 120 high hurdles. In 11 prelims, Kansas led with 17 finalists, Oklahoma 14, Nebraska 11, Colorado 11, and Kansas State 11. Lennox Burgher set a 49-11% triple jump best, beating Victor Brooks’ 1964 mark.
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Boulder
Colo
George Byers
Kansas
Keith Gardener
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas State
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Doug Knop
Lennox Burgher
Victor Brooks
Women’s Church League Softball Prospect Meeting Notice
A meeting for prospective women’s Church League softball teams will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in room 101 at the Junior High School. All churches wishing to form a women’s team should send a representative to the meeting.
Bowling Bits: Top Averages and Standings in Weekly Bowling
Top bowler Pat Kramer posted a 217 game and 564 series for the week ending May 10. Lee's Cafe led first place with 92 victories, tied for a 803 game alongside Royal T Lanes, and had the high team series of 2267. Various players set daily highs including Glenna Whitacre 205 game and 547 series, and Susan Wolgast 200 game and 562 series. The Royal T Lanes finished strong with an 803 game and 2257 series and lead 48 victories to a second place tie. Multiple splits were converted across teams, with notable 3-10, 5-6, 3-7, and 2-10 conversions by several bowlers.
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Naomi Fritts
Pat Kramer
Lee’s Cafe
Royal T Lanes
Glenna Lu Whitacre
Ottawas Savings& Loan
Pat’ Kramer
Kathy Hugtis
Ann Smith
Beautyland
Bienie’s
Susan Wolgast
Royal T
Women's Golf Scotch Foursome Pairings at Ottawa Club
Tuesday's Scotch Foursome pairings list at the Ottawa Country Club includes Doris Peters with Marion Moline, Mary Lou Sheldon with Betty Walker, Sue Wolgast with Mary Seyler, June Foulks with Rosemary Malouf, Rene Lyman with Delores South, Mary Kay Johnson with Doris Elder, and Helena Kramer with Ann Crawford. Reservations or cancellations should be made by noon Monday by calling CH 2 3635.
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Ottawa Country Club
Doris Peters
Marion Moline
Mary Lou Sheldon
Betty Walker
Sue Wolgast
Mary Seyler
June Foulks
Rosemary Malouf
Rene Lyman
Delores South
Mary Kay Johnson
Doris Elder
Helena Kramer
Ann Crawford
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McCraw
Duane Jospeheson
Babe Ruth
Jim Bottomley
Vic Wertz
Tigers
Jim Price
Northrup
Athletics
Russ Snyder
Sandy Alomar
Wayne Causey
Tommy Davis
Josephson
Joe Horlen
Horlen
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Yankees
Kam (Ap
Shawenee Mission East
Lake In
Church League
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Black and Decker
Louix Bishman
Ken
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Fred Kaub
Bernard Didde
Dick Dillon
Gene Mille
Federal Hill
Saffron Glass Co
Sooners
Wayne
Glen Long
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
Marilyn Miller
LaWanda Gorton
Marlene Ferguson
Mary Smith
Shirley Swinehart
Barbara Spatz
Doris Higdon
Ellen Cromwell
Jim Warhurst
Marge Cochrane
Irene Davissid¢vonney Reddick
Cecil Anderson
Elaine Hills
Cleda Roller
Joanne Toumberlin
Maxine Ainsworth
Jeanette Schwegman
Rosie Everson
Helen Heathman
Jean Schmoe
Mary Gremminger
Agatha Zielsdorf
Margaret Jones
Myrtle Rogers
Elise Keim
Maxine Lichtenburger
Charlotte Murphy
Peg Toumberlin
June Hettler
Doloris Doman
Juanita Reed
Wiggins
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