Ottawa Falls From 3-A Crown In Balanced state Meet
Wellington clinched the 3-A outdoor title with 29 points as Ulysses chased with 22 and Ottawa settled for eighth amid a sunlit, tough meet at Cessna Stadium. Terry Glenn and Doug Moore starred for Wellington while Dennis Perkins of Ottawa struggled, ending a strong run as the Cyclones finished strong in field events and relays.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Wichita
Ottawa High
Zumbie
Wellington
Cyclones
Ottawa
Ulysses
Crusaders
Terry Glenn
Doug Moore
OHS
Cessna Stadium
Steve Hanes
Iota
Hoisington
Bonner Springs
Chaparral
Goddard
Phillipsburg
Hayden
Atchison
Scott City
Wakeeney
Ballevilla
Osawatomie
Chapman
Council Grove
Nickarson
Hiawatha
Augusta
Garnett
Independence
Lyons
Norton
Concordia
Eureka
Andale
Santa Fe Trail
Circle
Clay Center
Colby
Girard
Marysville
Shawnee Heights
Valley Center
Mmaries
Glenn
Shaad
Purkeypile
Ewing
And
Jones
Collier
Shand
Artz
Malone
Black
Honey
Kepley
Hampton
Belleville
Jola
Moore
Wallington
Ready
Loch
Nickel
Flagier
Wakeaney
Sutton
Holsington
Nickels
Atherton
Tim DeGroot
Combs
Run— Winter
Reeder
Denning
Engelland
Nickerson
Poire
Burkholder
G. Hoopes
B. Hoopes
Dash
Morris
Weihington
Collum
Flagler
Munger
Fredonia
Smith
Roberts
Hammond
Dixon
Norris
Lola
Ciscus
Cobientz
Myars
Carter
Staples
Pufahi
Ottawans
Trevino snaps slump with Memphis win and charity
Lee Trevino roars back to form with a four-stroke victory at the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic, posting a course record 67 at Colonial Country Club. He donates 5 000 of his 35 000 purse to St Jude's Hospital and notes his improved ball striking and putting. Rookie John Mahaffey finishes second with a 69 285.
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Trevino
Colonial Country Club
St. Jude's Children’s Hospital
John Mahaffey
Jayhawks sweep Big Eight as Schur soars to 7-3 high jump
KU sophomore Barry Schur wowed the crowd with a 7- foot-3 high jump at the Big Eight meet in Boulder, aiding Kansas to its sixth consecutive team title with 100 points. Jim Bolding of Oklahoma State added a standout 49.8 in the 440 hurdles. Both athletes eye NCAA and Olympic opportunities as Kansas State and Oklahoma State followed.
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Wellington
Glenn
John Sutton
Hoisington
Hayden
Rick Weissbeck
Tola
Ottawa
Chuck Coblentz
Don Nickels
Mike Shinn
Tracy Atherton
Mike Carriker
Baldwin
Chris Perez
Lakin
Keith Palmer
Lucas
Junction City
Elijah Davis
Wichita West
Great Bend
Marion
Ransom
Boulder
Colo
Barry Schur
Kansas
Jayhawks
Tucson
Ariz
Oklahoma State
Jim Bolding
Schur
Bolding
Jehrcle
Ron Tull
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Colorado
Cedarvale Quarter Horse Is Favored
Pardee Bar from Cedarvale Kansas is favored for next Saturday’s Bluestem Downs Derby. Qualifiers include Three of Diamonds from Golden Spade Ranch Jenks Oklahoma and Keen V from John Steward Prague Oklahoma. About 600 observers watched Sunday’s trials as 15 races set the stage for the Futurity with a $36000 purse.
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Pardee Bar
Lloyd ‘Snyder
Cedarvale
Kan
Three of Diamonds
Golden Spade Ranch
Jenks
Okla
Kansas
Keen V
John Steward
Prague
Go Man Venture
del Lewis
Red Cloud
Neb
Hess Bound
Cleo Harlow
Skintook
Seatpack
Gary Britton
Oklahoma City
Drakes Lela
Bob Lewis
Sulphur
Randy Pac
al Brown
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Rudy Wilson
Wilson
Mike Ratliff
Larry Waymire
David Thompson
Artie Watts
Dennis Perkins
Perkins
Don Kornhaus
Dennis
Kornhaus
Hanes
Stevens
Shara
Leiker
Frank
Danielson
Marples
Jonas
Herold
Tenclerg
Memphis, Tenn
Lee Trevino
North Poplar
Roper
Clyde Phillips
Printy & Son
Jean Printy
KU Leaper
Delphos
Sims
and Tremaine
Tulsa
Diamonds
Snow Bunny
Tommy Patterson
Locust Grove
Melody Strip
George Striplin
Misselete Bars
John Egan
Sedan
Leago
J.W. Burr
Emporia
Gadfly’s Tish
Brown
Ramsey
Haskell
I'm
Jet Two
Joe Powell
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