Bucks Camp to Feature Champs at Ottawa University
The Milwaukee Bucks NBA champions head a six day camp at Ottawa University in June 1949. Coach Bill Frear will lead sessions with three Bucks players Lucius Allen Jeff Webb and Bob Boozer plus Kansas area high school mentors and college staff. Tuition 110 with 50 registration or 70 day-camper option includes meals and four hours daily of small group work and games. The camp runs Sunday June 13 to Saturday June 19 with completion certificates awarded.
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Milwaukee Bucks
Ottawa University
Bucks
National Basketball Association
Milwaukee
Tom Nissalke
H. K. Stevens
Ottawa High
Dudley Geise
Shawnee Mission South
Frank Blackburn
Topeka West
Ray Meyer
Garnett
Bill Hanson
Pittsburg
Bill Frear
Lucius Allen
Wyandotte High School
UCLA
Kansas
State University
Jeff Webb
Bob Boozer
Frear
Cowboys Trade for Alworth Boosts Receiving Corps
The Dallas Cowboys swap seven players to acquire Lance Rentzel, Wendell Tucker, and Lance Alworth while trading Billy Truax Pettis Norman Tony Lischio and Ron East. Alworth joins Dallas amid Hayes contract uncertainty as Landry touts his high past performance and remaining years. Rentzel moves after pleading guilty to indecent exposure, citing a better fit and chance to play with friends and a strong organization. Alworth records include 493 catches for 9,584 yards and 81 touchdowns in nine seasons.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas Cowboys
Bob Hayes
Lance Rentzel
Rams
Billy Truax
Wendell Tucker
Lance Alworth
San Diego
Cowboys
Pettis Norman
Tony Lischc
Ron East
Gloster Richardson
Kansas City Chiefs
Hayes
Tom Landry
Alworth
Rentzel
Joey Heatherton
McLarens Lead Indy Pace With Record Pole Pace
In Indianapolis the McLarens headed by Revson and Donohue hold a strong edge over rivals as Revson secured pole at 178.696 mph and Donohue at 177.087. Bobby Unser noted the margin exceeds Jones 1967 turbine performance while Granatelli defends Jones against sandbagging charges amid ongoing turbine versus conventional engine debates.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Parnelli Jones
Bobby Unser
Peter Revson
Mark Donohue
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Vince Granatelli
Jones
Unser
Revson
Donohue
Oi Additive Company
Twilight Bob Luce Boats High 10-20 and Others
A fragmented OCR list of participants and entries across multiple groups and sponsors including Twilight, Sam Alison, Pedy Willerprsl, Texaco, Wednesday Wight Ladies Sky Hooks, and Independent entries. Details show high weight class numbers and sponsor names with scattered numbers and names.
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Twilight
Bob Luce
Everett
Sam
Aalison
Pedy Willerprsl
Texaco
Strange
WIGHT
Blue Soars as A's Vida Blue Stifles Brewers 3 0
Vida Blue pitched a three hit shutout, earning his ninth straight win as Oakland beat Milwaukee 3-0. The 22 year old lefty improved through a rocky start, striking out ten in a dominant performance backed by Dave Duncan. In the AL, Kansas City edged Chicago 2-0 and Detroit, Boston, Baltimore, and Minnesota posted wins.
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Vida Blue
Oakland
Dick Williams
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Minnesota
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Diego
Houston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Montreal
Philadelphia
Blue
Dave Duncan
Danny Walton
Roberto Pena
Ron Theobald
Williams
Mike Hedlund
Ted Abernathy
Paul Schaal
Amos Otis
Bart Johnson
Schaal
Ed Kirkpatrick
Otis
Joel Hoerner
Hedlund
Abernathy
Walt Williams
Ed Herrmann
Mike Andrews
Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
McAuliffe
Mickey Lolich
Indians
Sonny Siebert
Reggie Smith
Red Sox
Siebert
Yankees
Steve Kline
Roy White
Baltimore Orioles
Mike Thompson
Senators
Jim Palmer
Palmer
Tony Oliva
Charmin
Harmon Killebrew
Angels
Scoreboard Thursday's Games Across the Major Leagues
The schedule lists New York Bahnsen 1 5 at Boston Lee 3 1 and Ballti more 6 2 at Washington Janeski 1 2 or Cox 0 2, plus Detroit Coleman 4 0 at Coveland Foster 3 2 and Milwaukee Krausse 1 4 at Oakland Dobson 3 0 and Minnesota Hamm 1 0 at California Wright 3 3. Friday features Boston at Baltimore New York at Cleveland Milwaukee at Kansas City.
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New York
Bahnsen
Boston
Lee
Balltimore
McNally
Washington
Janeski
Cox
Detroit
Coleman
Coveland
Foster
Milwaukee
Krausse
Oakland
Dobson
Minnesota
Hamm
California
Wright
Iday
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
W.L. Pet
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Montreal
Phila
San Fran
Atlanta
Los Angeles Houston
Cincinnati
San Diego
Ste Kansas
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McLaren
Indy
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Llegerot
WHE Sisters
Sink
Alexander Doyen
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Independents
Newhouse
Ned Hiatt Cars
Sharon
Doris
Naomi
Stankard
First National
Fritts
Roam Baclin
Rsa H. BD
LEE Co
Martindale
AicCray
Medien
Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
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Washington Senators
Sutton
S. Main
John Deere
Mowey
Weekend Freedom Machine
Ottawa Tractor & Implement
First National Bank OF Ottawa
Fireston
Gress Sane
Berracudas
Chain Chavy Ts
Comets
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Fairlands
Mustangs
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