Defending Champ OHS In Thick Of Battle For 3A Title
Ottawa High defends the 3-A state outdoor track crown at Wichita State Cessna Stadium with five to six strong challengers including Wellington Bonner Springs Ulysses Hoisington Iola Lyons and Chaparral. OHS remains a favorite though not overwhelming as coach Don Kornhaus notes they have as good a chance as anyone. The field features regional champions OHL Wellington Bonner Ulysses with 15 14 13 and 11 qualifying berths across 13 11 10 and nine events respectively. The outcome hinges on depth and performance across events.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa High
Wichita
Cyclones
Wichita State University
Cessna Stadium
OHS
Don Kornhaus
Ottawa
Wellington
Bonner Springs
Ulysses
Hoisington
Iola
Lyons
WHS
Kornhaus
Dennis Perkins
Steve Hanes
Perkins
Kansas
Tracy Atherton
Hanes
Mike Ratliff
David Thompson
Larry Waymire
Arlie Watts
Chaparral
Bonner
Lolich Drives Tigers Past Orioles In Six to Lead AL
Detroit’s Mickey Lolich kept the Tigers rolling with a four hitter, six strikeouts, and his seventh win. Tom Haller drove in four, including a late homer as Lolich improved to 7-1 and the Tigers beat Baltimore 6-1. Other scores: Cleveland over New York 2-1, Milwaukee 4-1 over Boston, Minnesota 8-1 past Chicago, Oakland 4-0 California, Texas 4-3 Kansas City in 18 innings.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Denny McLain
Miners
Vida Blue
Mickey Lolich
Detroit
Lolich
Baltimore
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
Boston
Minnesota
Chicago
Oakland
California
Texas
Kansas City
OE Ene
Tom Haller
Tigers
McLain
Blue
Denny
Bob Gibson
George Scott
Jim Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Scott
Lonborg
Brewers
Yankees
Tom McCraw
Pyhen
Bobby Murcer
Danny Thompson
Harmon Killebrew
Braves and Baker split prolonged baseball doubleheader
Ottawa University Baker won 3-2 after a long 2 2 tie, then the Braves won 5-3 in game two. Ham struck out 12 for Baker, Lusk homered for Ottawa, and Chaney scored on a Johnson single with a triple. The series wrap ends with Baker ahead. Ottawa remains 5-3 in HAC play.
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Braves
Baker
Baldwin
Ottawa University-Baker
Wildcats
Ottawa
Heart of America
Gunther Bahrenburg
Larry Morris
Wednesday Baker
Hawley Ham
Ham
Cats
Chris Chaney
Bob Triple
al Johnson
Chaney
Johnson
Lusk
Morris
Conner
Bahrenburg
Triole
Norden
Bonini
Totals
Rose
Bates
Moffet
Eybel
Bowers
Richardson
Helser
Green
Radford
Royals Fall After 18 Innings In Interference Debacle
Texas Rangers edge Kansas City 4-3 in 18 innings as Dennis Paepke is charged with a ninth inning interference. Jim Panther earns the win for Texas after a misplayed play by Ted Abernathy and a sequence that ends with Toby Harrah’s shot off Tom Murphy and a force at second for Lovitto to score.
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White Sox
Killebrew
Ted Williams
Ken Holtzman
Oakland
California
Holtzman
Joe Rudi
A’s
Rudy May
Ted Abernathy
Rangers
Joe Lovitto
Dennis Paepke
Abernathy
Jim Panther
Toby Harrah
Kansas City
Bob Lemon
Texas Rangers
Royals
Dick Drago
Dave Nelson
Don Mincher
Hal King
Cookie Rojas
Ed Kirkpatrick
Lou Piniella
Rojas
Gail Hopkins
Texas
Paepke
Lovitto
Panther
Jim Dris
Softball Meeting for Men and Women Players Tonight
A meeting for all interested in church industrial or city league softball is urged to attend at 7 20 tonight at the Youth Center.
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Champ Ohs
Gary Dixon
Russ Hughes
Hughes
Rudy Wilson
Jerry Peffly
Bruce Underwood
Shand
Denning
Mike Malone
Eddie Collum
Bob Lusk
Tim McDonald
Benedictine College
Missouri Valley
Bill Frear
McDonald
Hesler
Alexander
Saffron Glass Co
Cheney
First National Bank OF Ottawa
General Tire
Tubele
Reg
Jat Tire
FED
Sale Enggay
Ottawa Tire
Ottawa, Kansas
Mike Newmaster
Ron Spencer
Sherwin Williams
Main
Ottawa Lumber CO
Bob and
Jim McCrea