3 A Results Show Big Team Scores In Kansas Meet
Kansas boys and girls divisions held a multi school track meet with Kingman leading boys and Buhler and Ottawa among top teams. Individual results include 2 mile run won by Frazier Bonner and a wide spread of event winners across numerous Kansas schools such as Kapaun, Atchison, Ellsworth, Washburn Rural, and Marysville.
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Kingman
Ronner Springs
Wichita Kapaun
Ottawa
Atchison
Augusta
Goddard
Marysville
Ulysses
Girard
Holsington
Hayden
Washburn Rural
Clay Canter
DeSoto
Ellsworth
Goodland
Watego
el Dorado
Winfield
Chaparral
Maven
Holton
Tonganoxie
Larned
Phillipsburg
Buhler
Chapman
Colby
Concordia
Russell
Wallington
Frazier
Bonner
Hiebert
Bowman
Kapaun
Weber
Goudland
Nicholson
Caldwell
Williams
Burns
Borner
Harpin
Watts
Wellington
Dash
Bowles
Canon
Hamilton
Hampton
Freeman
Drake
Lyons
Shafter
BBC
Sliler
Kirkland
Sluplanek
Yaussi
Catron
Iole
Harmon
Rogers
Iola
Friede
Vietti
Vogrin
Monroe
Dorada
Wamego
Washourn Rural
Cannon
Brown
Haven
Andale
Lansing
Andover
Mulvana
Blue Valley
Valley Center
Garnett
Bonner Springs
Thompson
Weinhold
Hug
Santa Fe Trail
Sherman
Mulvane
Mueller
Savai Ci Center
Gonald
Davidson
Miller
Otta' Wee
Rush
Alexander
Kapauh
Whitsite
Fleener
Mills
Powell
Calby
Willie Frazier
Bruce Reed
Steve Burns
Braves
Ottawa Girls finish second in state track 3 A meet
Ottawa High School’s Birls track team finishes a close runner up at the state 3 A meet led by Kim Miller who wins the ball throw and anchors the 440 relay. Sophomores stir the scoring with Julie Wilson and Gwen Burch helping in multiple events as Buhler’s Lorraine Davidson dominates with wins in the 100 220 and 440.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Wichita
Ottawa High
Kim Miller
OHS Gals
Buhler
Fleet Lorraine Davidson
Davidson
Ottawa
Ohs
Miller
Cyclones
Haven
Julie Wilson
Wilson
Stephanie Starks
Gwen Burch
Starks
Burch
Shaun McMillen
Beth Cupp
Blue Valley
Storenese
Kingman Wins 1975 Class 2A Track Title At Wichita
Kingman outran rivals to claim the 1975 class 2-A boys track title at Gessna Stadium in Wichita. Led by Gary Buchanan and the Bayack brothers, Kingman scored 23 points in the weight events to hold off Bonner Springs, Ottawa and others in a tight, balanced meet.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Wichita
Fleet
Kingman
Gary Buchanan
Bob
Chris Bayack
Bonner Springs
Ola
Ottawa
Wichita Kapaun
Ottawa High
Cyclones
Gessna Stadium
Buchanan
Ball Park
Kansas
Carbo's Hot Stick Catches Up With KC
Bernie Carbo drove in all four Red Sox runs with two homers and a single while Rick Wise held Kansas City to six hits in a 4-2 Boston win. Carbo leads the lineup with a .455 average, six homers, 16 runs, and 12 RBIs as Wise regains form after injury, throwing nine strikeouts in a 135-pitch outing. The win ends Boston's five-game skid and narrows the gap to three games behind Milwaukee in the AL East. Padres manager John McNamara cites a strong outfield trio of Winfield Grubb and Toland, with Winfield expected to be a major power hitter.
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Boston
Bernie Carbo
Rick Wise
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Carbo
Wise
Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
Gued
Fran Healy
Holyoke High School
Milwaukee Brewers
SAN Diego
John McNamara
San Diego Padres
Dave Winfield
John Grubb
Bobby Tolan
Winfield
Titles Decided In Spring Open
Amateurs gathered for the seventh annual Spring Open tennis tournament. Kevin Hedberg of Topeka Country Club won the Men’s Open title after beating Van Thompson and then David Phillips in the finals 7 5 6 4. Women’s Open saw Lisa Ham defeat Ann Gensman 6 3 7 6 to claim the crown. Ottawa’s Sam Sheldon delivered a late goal in Heart of America Soccer League action to beat the Kansas City Cougars 1 0, boosting Ottawa to 8 1 in No 3 play.
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Forest Park
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kansas City Cougars
Sam Sheldon
Keith Charter
KC Dynamos
John Gardner
St. Joseph
Hedberg
Phillips
Lisa Ham
Washburn University
Ann Gensman
Ham
Marge Doane
Leawood
Gensman
Rose Stephenson
Ed Deane
Carl Mibeck
Lawrence
Mibeck
Jack Vochaizer
Deane
Bill Nichols
Raytown
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Todd
Mercer
Ross
Grey Center
el Doradé
Sloan
Jones
Finn
Whitacre
Sharpe
Davenport
Vincent
Barker
Smyth
Campewell
Woods
Ins
Atehtaon
Carter
Davis
Carlson
Britain
Blakesley
Curtis
Patterson
Mossington
Simon
McCorgary
McCammon
Biscus
Bayack
Riederer
Buhier
Sue Andover
Polre
Haines
Stewart
Christensen
Qld
Paola
Fink
White
Nealy
Licktelg
Crouse
Oliver
Fort Scott
Parker
Wagher
Pearce
Reed
Osner
Nilles
Beemer
Wehling
Mannebach
Martin
Miles
Cupp
Brownrigg
Hickman
Aitchison
Torrez
Standerfer
Waverly
Sherie Giffin
Srataias
Bob Bayack
Keith Whitclere
Red “Sharpe
Greg Woods
Doug Mumma
QHS
Don Kornhaus
Mumma
Kevin Sloan
David
Shawnee Mission South
Sumner
Topeka West
St. John
Norwich
Tola
Terry Catron
Eddie Rogers
Williamsburg
Bill Coppoe
Steve Pegram
Quenemo
Richard Marsh
Baldwin
Eric North
S. Main
Murray
Freon
Chuck
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