Thompson nets Ottawa Spring Open tennis title in singles
Wah Thompson of Derby, newly named Eudora basketball coach, won the Ottawa Spring Open singles crown, beating Jim Keller 3-6 7-5 6-1 in the final. Dale Miller of Ponca City took the Men's Senior 35 singles title. Doubles play set for this weekend with entries due Friday noon. entry fee $3 per player.
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Big 8 Title Race Narrowed By Final Tilt
Iowa State and Oklahoma faced a decisive game after splitting a doubleheader to hold 11-6 Big Eight records. Oklahoma’s Gary Weese yielded five hits and drove in two runs with key hits as the Sooners won 4-1, pushing their season mark to 8-1 and threatening ISU’s bid for the league crown amid late-inning drama.
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Stanley Cup Showdown Tonight No Tomorrow In NHL
Chicago and Montreal clash in a decisive seventh game to crown the Stanley Cup. The Hawks seek their fourth title and first since 1961 while the Canadiens aim for a 15th Cup since 1926, with CBS televising at 8 30 p m EDT and prize money varying by outcome.
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Two Groups Battle To Buy Canonero At Belmont Bid Looms
Canonero, Derby and Preakness winner, faces a Belmont Stakes bid battle as Miami investors offer about $4 million for the yearling. Venezuelan government interest noted, Baptista poised to retain four shares and keep Belmont earnings. Jim French remains a strong Belmont contender alongside other possible entrants. Canonero could become the first Triple Crown winner since 1948 if he races.
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Twins Triumph as Hall Finishes Angels, 3-2
Tom Hall relieved Bert Blyleven in the ninth and fanned Billy Cowan Ken Berry and Jim Fregosi to close a 3-2 Twins win over the Angels. Blyleven earned 12 strikeouts on five hits as Minnesota erased a 2-0 deficit with Mitterwald’s two-run homer and Nettles’ run single.
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