State Outdoor Meet Final Test For OHS Thinclads
Ottawa Highs boys and girls track teams head to Wichita for the State Outdoor championships at Cessna Stadium. Coach Don Kornhaus expects a peak performance with six relays fielding strong sprint crews and multiple contenders in both running and field events. The roster features Mike Robinson in sprints, three relay squads, and standout performers Gwen Burch Janine Moore and Diana Bobbish among others as Ottawa aims for top 3A finishes Friday and Saturday.
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Weatherbee
Raymond Shaffer
LaRue
Keith Skidmore
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Daryl Oglesby
Richard Gould
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Gwen Burch
Janine Moore
G. Burch
Dulle Wilson
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Cessna
Julie Burik
Shari McMillen
Burik
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City Scores MEN'S SOFTBALL AND TEAMS IN DISTRICT PLAY
A lengthy boxscore style listing shows multiple city softball clubs with player lines and totals. Teams include WALBURN PORTER KAY QUEEN DUNCAN COURTOSS REUSCH ANDERSON and more with individual stats and team totals across several clubs and matches.
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Wellsville
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Switzer
McGehee
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Royse
White
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Viette
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Bruler
M. Brady
Ward
Russell
Sink
Edgecomb
Perkins
Jacobs
Spencer
Ottawa U Football Recruiting Upswing Fueled by Diverse Prospects
Ottawa University's football recruiting list signals a bright outlook with admitted prospects from Kansas Colorado and Oklahoma plus junior colleges. Coach Don McLeary praises players including Denver All-State receiver Richard Fagg 6-2 180 and Colorado Springs quarterback Greg Smith 6-3 190, among others.
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Oklahoma
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Denver
Colo
Richard Fagg
Greg Smith
Colorado Springs
David Matte
Southbridge
Mass
Nassau
N.Y
Nate McGurk
Chanute
Don Grogan
Lynn Scott
Ottawa High
Gerry Schultz
Pomona
Larry Smith
Enid
Okla
Doug Ball
Cowley County
Daryl Finch
Central Heights
Buddy Welch
Drumright Signs With Mariners Expansion Team Club
Ottawa's David Drumright returns to professional baseball after signing with the Seattle Mariners. The right handed pitcher, previously with Montreal Expos, joined Seattle and was assigned to the Triple A Mexican League affiliate. He left the Expos after starring for their AA squad in Quebec City earlier in 1976. Drumright and his wife Marla will reside in Laredo, Texas, during the season.
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Knapp Dominates Royals as White Sox Win 7-4
Chris Knapp struck eight innings for the Chicago White Sox in a 7-4 win over Kansas City. Knapp improved to 5-1 after yielding two runs on six hits, while Oscar Gamble delivered a fifth homer and Ralph Garr and Eric Soderholm chased Dennis Leonard with late runs. The Royals used two pitchers before Lerrin LaGrow finished, as White Sox momentum built on a five-run second inning with six straight hits.
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Kansas City
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Oscar Gamble
Dennis Leonard
Richie Zisk
Jim Spencer
Leonard
Whitey Herzog
Sox
Jim Essian
Perry Joins 100-100 Club Of Hurlers
AP Sports writer Herschel Nissenson notes Gaylord Perry joined Jim Bunning and Cy Young as the only pitchers to win 100 games in both major leagues. Perry earned his AL 100th victory as the Texas Rangers beat the Detroit Tigers 6-3, overcoming an early 3-0 deficit.
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Williamston
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Kansas City Royals
All-Star Entertainment Selected For Shrine Bowl Get-Together
Susie Cottrell from Meade Kansas will headline a June 3 barbecue in Ottawa welcoming the West All-Star team as they prepare for the Kansas East-West Shrine game. The 19 year old ESP performer recently appeared on Tonight and is being studied in Wichita for extrasensory perception. The event at Ottawa University honors players and coaches at 6 30 p m.
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Meade
Kan
Ottawa
Miss Cottrell
Las Vegas
Hollywood
Ottawa University
Big 8 Baseball Sparks Title Clash Tonight
Oklahoma and Missouri, pre-tourney favorites, meet in Oklahoma City in a game that could decide the Big Eight tournament. Missouri crushed Kansas State 10-2 after Oklahoma edged Kansas 5-0 as freshman Mark Nipp hurled a three hit gem for the Sooners. This double elimination showdown will hand one team its first tourney loss.
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