Ottawa Cyclones shine at state meet amid signings and safeties
Ottawa High athletes paced by Julie Wilson and Kirk Davis posted state meet notes at Wichita's Cessna Stadium. Kim Miller claimed the 3-A ball throw title. Kevin Sloan set state marks after signing with Kansas State. Baker University expands program while post season debates stir Big Eight. Ottawa Legion games prep for Memorial Day tournament as youth leagues hold exhibitions.
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Wichita
Wichita State University
Cessna Stadium
Kansas
Julie Wilson
Ottawa High
John Wilson
Cyclones
John
Rudy
OHS Gals
Kim Miller
Ottawa
Kirk Davis
Davis
OHS
Tim Burgoon
Cyclone
Meet
Namath Faces Big Football Choice This Week
Namath weighs a $4 million WFL offer with Chicago Winds and a possible return to the NFL Jets. He says money is not the main factor while aging knees and future play years loom, and he hints at retirement or continued pro ball if terms suit.
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Tuscaloosa, Ala
Joe Namath
World Football League
New York Jets
National Football League
Chicago
WFL
Namath
Chicago Winds
Hemmeter
Bowling Scores In Industrial And Ladies Leagues
Scores from multiple leagues show top performances by players such as L Taylor 193 and 507 for Camron Towner 6, R Robison 175, K Jones 478 in Industrial League patterns including Ottawa Bowl 4 and Hawkins and O Hara 1. Tuesday Ladies list DeCaeny 182 and Leach 477, Wise 149 425 for Peoples National 27.
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Industrial League
Orta Co-Op
L. Taylor
A. Dawson
Arnold’‘S Jewelry
A. DeCaeny
G, Leach
Peoples National
L. Wise
Heathman Oil
D. Carey
Todd Mobile Homes
L. Campbell
Haley Abstract
K. Cordle
Eagles
Esser
City Scores Softball League results and player totals
In a mixed set of softball league results at Pomona JC and surrounding parks, teams listed include Parks, JUDGES, SOMBERS, LEISURE TIME, JAYSEES GOLD, WELLSVILLE BANK, WELLSVILLE WOMEN, LANTIS CONSTRUCTION, PEEK’S, SONIC DRIVE-IN and others with player lines showing runs hits and errors. Totals for several teams and individual players such as Lantis, Goodwin, Mull, and Waggoner appear throughout, reflecting a crowded scoreboard of the day.
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Pomona JC
Parks
Lantis
Mason
Cglson
Goodwin
Robbins
Parkins
Nitener
Waggoner
Finch
Mull
Wellsville Bank
Otto
Moss
O'Neil
O'Connor
Bazil
Renaud
Oshel
Adams
Morris
Blosg
Deferding
Crist
Clark
Wellsville
Harris
Coons
Bligtle
Forks
McTaggart
Jeanmeret
McAuley
Polluck
Nicholson
Dyer
Kiehh
Mundy
Mexico Would Rescue IOC If Montreal Fails
In Lausanne, IOC leaders consider moving the 1976 Games if Montreal cannot host due to strikes. Mexico City could step in with ready facilities and housing, while IOC president Lord Killanin says the Olympics will occur somewhere in 1976. Mexico's Eduardo Hay notes available capacity for athletes and a history with the Games. Indiana sophomore Terry Jones threw 83 of 145 passes last season with four picks in Big Ten play.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Montreal
Mexico City
Eduardo Hay
Mexico
International Olympic Committee
Olympic Village
IOC
Octavo Centies
Lord Killanin
Killanin
Hay
Ber
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Los Angeles
Tehran
Terry Jones
Indiana
Revitalized Yankees Beat Royals to Snap Slump
Pat Dobson earned his first win since April 26 as the revitalized Yankees won their third straight, 6-2, over Kansas City. Roy White led with a triple, double, and two singles while Graig Nettles homered and tripled, and Thurman Munson and Chris Chambliss drove in runs.
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New York
Pat Dobson
Roy White
Dobson
Kansas City
White
Graig Nettles
Yankees
Paul Splittorff
Elliott Maddox
Thurman Munson
Alex Johnson
Chris Chambliss
Nettles
Chambliss
Splittorff
Yanks
Marty Pattin
Bobby Bonds
Steve Mingori
Bonds
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Hayden
Kevin Sloan
Sloan
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Shawnee Mission West
Ladd Braden
Wakefield
Big Eight
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Maryland
North Carolina State
North Carolina
NCAA
Baker University
Jerald Walker
Shannon Reading
Reading
Pat Moore
Albuquerque
N. M
Heart of America
Baker
Wildcats
Ottawa American Legion
Orlis Cox Field
Babe Ruth League
Jets
Winds
Eugene Pullano
Chris Hemmeter
Pullano
Birmingham
Wabpurn
Birckhead
Lusk
Chaney
Anderson
Queen
Reusch
Cummings
Philpot
Totals
Sombers
HH. Garcia
Bishop
Ward
Moore
Jess Garcia
Bela Torre
M. Bien
Burgoon
Gargia
Larios
Buck
Hamerickhouse
Totes
Leisure Time
Miller
Baldwin
Kiem
Zou
Beets
Glovah
Biga
Schrouip
The
Tote
Jaysees Gold
J. C. Warming
Casey
Kaye
Glepen
Kay
Remner
Disterich
Ketxer
Galley
Sulliven
Suttos
Jordan
Biateler
Lewis
Peek‘s
A Hatford
Altic
Frevert
Gruver
Thompson
M. Stoneking
Radcliffe
A. Stoneking
Fishburn
Peek’s
Goracke
N Wrth
Richinson
Diamond
D. Ball
Runquist
A. Gall
Smith
Bavis
Touthat
Crabl
Scroggs
Clevenger
Ogle
Royals
Dunlop
C& D
Wick
J&r Distributing, Inc
West Wilson
Coffman Welding