Telemark Telemark Blue Ox Feast At Mount Telemark
The fourth annual Blue Ox Feast will be held today at Mount Telemark in Cable Wisconsin. Over a ton of beef will be roasted over a huge pit and served as a free meal to skiers. The event features canoe races fog rolling and water skiing on snow skis on Lake Telemark, a three week seasonal ice. Skiing remains excellent with a 10 to 40 inch base promising corn snow for at least two weeks.
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Thompson Gets Raise At Wichita State U
Gary Thompson, head basketball coach at Wichita University, received a $1,800 annual raise as part of a four year contract. His salary increased from $13,200 to $15,000 per year.
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Wichita, Kan
Gary Thompson
Wichita University
Globetrotters coach paid to lose for 17 years
Washington AP report profiles Reds Klotz at 46 as a rare losing figure in basketball. For 17 years his teams have repeatedly fallen to the Harlem Globetrotters, currently 0-145 this season with the New York Nationals. He insists players perform up to capacity, even as he recalls only a few wins in years.
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Bob Paul Named Olympic Director
Bob Paul Jr. named director of publications and press services for the USOC. He will credit US press for Pan-American Games Winnipeg, 1968 Grenoble, and Mexico City Olympics, and edit all USOC publications. Paul previously directed development at the AAU and was Pennsylvania sports information director.
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C. Robert
Bob” Paul Jr
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Tipton Chamber Banquet Honors Local Athletes
The Cham ber of Commerce banquet to honor Tipton high school athletes is set for Monday at 6 30 p m in the Tipton elementary school cafeteria Ted Lawrence former Jeffer Fifty five percent of travel san high coach and now an as tra il er owners pay cash for units while 45 percent finance speaker will headline the event
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Ten Returnees Carry J-Hawk Track Hopes
Jefferson's J-Hawks, led by 255-pound Doug Lane and 265-pound Layne McDowell, seek state strength in sprint and weight events as they prep for outdoor season. Lane aims for 67 feet in the shot with record potential. McDowell returns from injury to also throw discus.
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Doug Lane
Layne McDowell
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McDowell
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Jim Cambridge
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Bob Kobi
Greg Dennis
Terry Kuda
Steve Hempel
SCI Spring Game Slated For May 3
SCI announces its annual Varsity Alumni spring game set for May 6 at 3 p.m. in O R Latham Stadium. Head coach Stan Sheriff, entering his seventh season, reports 60 candidates to begin 20 spring practices, with co captains Ray Pedersen and Terry Fox leading a returning 23 lettermen contingent.
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Louw Scriven
Sam Shidler
Bob Smith
Bill Smith
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Ralph Thomson
Mike Toom
Warren Woepking
J Hawks Open Outdoor Season at Washington Invitational
The J Hawks begin the outdoor season next Saturday with the Washington Invitational at Kingston Stadium, aiming to test early form and team cohesion in a key early-season meet.
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Suit Against Martin Is Cut
CHICAGO AP The personal injury judgment against baseball figure Billy Martin was reduced from 100000 to 35000 by Circuit Judge John Gutknecht on Monday, affecting the pending case.
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Martin and Brewer in 1960 Wrigley Field clash
In a game on Aug 4 1960 at Wrigley Field Martin played for Cincinnati while Brewer served as a Cubs relief pitcher. Martin later became a coach with the Minnesota Twins.
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College Grads Dominate Nation Travel Trailer Ownership
Report notes that over 45 percent of the nation’s travel trailer owners have an advanced education and about a quarter hold college degrees, highlighting education as a common factor among buyers.
Louisville joins New ABA League
Louisville Kentucky joins the American Basketball Association with a franchise owned by an heiress and her husband. A 12th city is expected to be added before the weekend. Some clubs may announce coaching appointments as negotiations continue. John DeVoe of Indianapolis denied a big offer to Detroit Piston Tom Van Arsdale. Oakland is negotiating with Bruce Hale, coach at the University of Miami and father in law of Rick Barry.
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