Ottawa High names Larry Miller new football coach
Larry Miller, 33, chosen to lead Ottawa High football, replacing Mike Philpot after two seasons. Miller comes from Nickerson High where he rebuilt programs, previously at Ness City, will teach social sciences and assist in basketball, with Don Kornhaus taking over phys ed. Miller will relocate after the current school year ends and coaches Ottawa’s grid program amid a large prep assignment.
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Royals Dominate Rangers On Errors In 14-11 Rout
Kansas City built a 5-0 lead with three first inning home runs from Brett McRae White, then poured in six more in the fourth as Texas, committing a club record seven errors, fell 14-11. Ranger pitchers struggled, while Mingori provided five solid innings in relief.
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Baseball scoreboard standings and results note
Major league standings show Phila leading with 4 9 77, Pitts 22 16 87 4le, New York 22 18 550, Montreal 15 19 .441. Scores from Monday include Philadelphia 7 New York 1 and San Francisco 5 Houston 1, Montreal 4 Pittsburgh 2, San Diego 2 Los Angeles. Tuesday and Wednesday games listed with matchups and pitchers.
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Ali Admits Talent Waning After Munich Victory
Muhammad Ali said he has enough energy only for this year and will retire after defeating Richard Dunn in Munich. The 34-year-old fighter appeared slower and less mobile, showing signs of fading while still stopping Dunn in five rounds. In Cincinnati, defensive back Scott Perry and offensive tackle Ron Hunt signed with the Bengals after early-round selections.
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Holiday Softball Tourney Here in Ottawa
The Ottawa women's Memorial Day softball tournament runs May 29 30 with games at 4 5 6 7 8 and 9 p m on Saturday. Teams Centerville Grain Ottawa Merchants Rantoul Lawrence Bullets Indian Lanes Kaw Valley and Douglas County Wildcats compete with a Sunday schedule and a 7 30 p m final rain date Monday.
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Emerson resigns after 22 years as Manhattan football coach
J W Emerson, winningest coach in Manhattan High School history, announced his resignation for personal reasons. In seven years at Manhattan his record stood 54 16 with four league titles and four postseason appearances, finishing 9 1 in 1975 despite an early playoff loss after an undefeated regular season.
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Wiley Clears Hurdle for KU Track Return
KU sprinter Clifton Wiley won a preliminary injunction allowing him to compete in three national meets after being ruled ineligible for receiving a federal BEOG grant. Judge Rogers noted novel questions about NCAA scholarship rules and the impact on poor and minority athletes. Wiley, black, received roughly 2600 from KU and 1400 BEOG, totaling about 4000 this year, while NCAA limits would permit only 2756. He testified he had no family financial support. He will race in Wichita and the NCAA and AAU meets in June.
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