Topeka B team tops Ottawa in ramshackle season opener
In a 10-5 exhibition at Orris Cox Field Topeka Red Sox B team beat Ottawa American Legion B team. John Gaddis starred with a four RBI day on four innings while Topeka benefited from strong hitting and defensive lapses on both sides. Ottawa left 13 runners stranded and committed six errors as Topeka built an 8-4 lead by the third inning.
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Lew Alcindor May Not Play Tonight in All Star Clash
On eve of a televised ABA NBA showdown in Houston Lew Alcindor faces a possible absence due to a wedding in Washington. If he flies in after the ceremony he could still join the star game raising the stakes for both leagues. Earl Monroe may skip the event per Bullets policy while Bill Russell coaches NBA stars.
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Recreation Commission warns on fields at Orlis Cox and Forest Park
The Ottawa Recreation Commission requests that all city baseball and softball players refrain from playing or practicing on the lined and prepared diamonds at Orlis Cox Field and Forest Park on days when games are scheduled.
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Americans fall to Great Britain in Walker Cup
No alibis from U S golfers as GB wins the Walker Cup for the first time since 1938, 13 11 in two day match play. Captain John Winters praised the depth of the U S team while Michael Bonallack lauded Warren Humphries Roddy Carr and the late comeback led by Carr with key final hole putt.
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Indy 500 qualifying sets Revson on pole at Indy
AP reports May at Indianapolis brings record speeds and tech advances as Peter Revson on Team McLaren secures pole with 178.696 mph. Front row also includes Mark Donohue and Bobby Unser, with Donohue the only driver to crack 180 mph in practice before a suspension issue altered pole hopes.
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