Lyndon Replaces Topeka In Legion Tournament
Ottawa invites Lyndon replaces Topeka in the Memorial Day weekend American Legion Baseball event at Orlis Cox Field. The two day bracket sets Thursday and Saturday with Lawrence and Emporia joining Ottawa and Lyndon. Opening games 6 30 and 8 30 Thursday. final at 9 Saturday. third place at 7. Tickets 75 cents per night or 1.25 for both nights.
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American Legion
Ottawa
Orlis Cox Field
Lyndon
Lawrence
Emporia
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City
Otawa
Foster's Costly Shot Pays Off
New York AP reports Bob Foster paid about $21,000 in backing to win the light heavyweight title from Dick Tiger. Foster, 29, knocked out Tiger in 2 05 of the fourth round Friday night at Madison Square Garden. Promoters plan non title bouts in Albuquerque then possible big-money indoor matchups with Patterson or Chuvalo, while other heavyweights like Frazier and Ellis are mentioned as future options.
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Dick Tieger
Floyd Patterson
George Chusvale
Foster
Bankrollers
Bob
Albuquerque
N.M
Vince McMahon
Washington, D.C
Tiger
Patterson
Twoetime
Chamepion
Pion
Jimmy Ellis
World Boxing Association
Yancey Durham
Frazier
Joe
Madison Square Garden
Garden City
N.Y
Wayne Zahn
Pat Patterson
Dave Soutar
Dick Weber
Billy Hardwick
Louisville
Zahn
Atlanta
Jim Stefanich
Joliet
Ill
Seals hire Glover. Vancouver transfer ends
Oakland Seals announce Fred Glover as new coach for next season, ending months of transfer speculation and confirming the franchise will remain in Oakland rather than move to Vancouver B C. Barons standout Barend Van Gerbig said the deal solidifies plans.
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Oakeland Seals
National Hockey League
Fred Glover
Cleveland Barons
Barend van Gerbig
Seals
Vancouver
B.C
National League Roundup Sparks In Astrodome
HAL BOCK reports from Houston where the Astros erased a two run Dodgers lead with two outs in the ninth, the Dodgers answered with five in the 10th, and Houston plated three more in the 16th with two outs before Dodgers manager Walter Alston breathed a sigh of relief.
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Associated Press
Houston
Astrodome
Astros
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Baseball Scoreboard from AP National League Action
Major league results and standings from Friday through Sunday include San Francisco beating Chicago 4 2 Atlanta prevailing 4 0 over New York Pittsburgh 8 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 9 Houston 7 in 10 innings St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 and notable performances by Juan Marichal Ron Reed and Bob Bailey plus late game drama as Houston and Los Angeles battled in extra frames with key hits by Aspromonte Rader and Parker.
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Allen Out At UCLA
UCLA star Lucius Allen, a second team All American, faces marijuana possession charges and bail set at 1250 dollars. He is to appear in court Wednesday. The spokesman said Allen has quit UCLA and planned to join the National Guard within a week.
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Lucius Allen
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Nationl Guard
Stange Delivers Late Run In Red Sox Win Over Twins
Mike Stange delivered a seventh inning run with a grounder up the middle and Boston held on to beat Minnesota 9 7. Yaz belted a two run homer and Rico Petrocelli added a two run shot as the Red Sox moved atop the AL with a 4 7 lead before Stange’s relief stifled the Twins.
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Recht
Associated Press
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Boston
Lee Stange
Stange
Red Sox
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Yastrzemski
George Brunet
Calli
Rico Petrocelli
Yaz
Sox
John
Baltimore
Frank Howard
Phil Ortega
Mark Belanger
Dave Johnson
Howard
Rudy York
Elrod Hendricks
Orioles
Bill Freehan
Willie Horeton
Detroit
Earl Wilson
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
AAU Track Meet Proceeding Despite Wet Weather
AAU director Boucek said the Missouri Valley AAU track meet at Ottawa University would go on today despite rain. Athletes had already departed for Ottawa and many will also compete at the NAIA championships in Albuquerque next weekend, so a postponement was undesirable. Events begin at Cook Field at 2.
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Bill Boucek
Ottawa University
Boucek
Ottawa
Albuquerque
Cook Field
Ryun's Mono A Mild Case Before Olympic Trials
Lawrence AP report says Jim Ryun world record mile holder from Kansas is diagnosed with a mild case of mononucleosis. Doctors and coach anticipate a quick return to training. Trials in Los Angeles are scheduled for June 29 to 30 with NCAA and AAU events mid June in Berkeley and Sacramento.
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Lawrence, Kan
Jim Ryun
Kansas University
Los Angeles
Ryun
John Barton
Bob Timmons
Berkeley
Calif
Sacrameneo
Ryan
San Diego
Timmons
Flagstaff
Ariz
Jim
Kansas
Bakerie Field
Women's Golf Tuesday Pairings at Ottawa Country Club
Tuesday's Ottawa Country Club golf pairings include M. K. Johnson-Malouf, Walker-Seyler, Crawford-Lyman, Sheldon-Foulks, Wolgast-Peters. Reservations or cancellations may be made by calling CH 2-4546 or CH 2-2106.
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Ottawa Country Club
M. K. Johnson-Malouf
Walker-Seyler
Crawford-Lyman
Sheldon- Foulks
Wolgast-Peters
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