ENMU Sets Fast Collegiate Sprint Medley Record at Kansas Relays
Eastern New Mexico narrowly beats the field in the college division sprint medley finals posting 3 minutes 15.5 seconds to set a meet record. Mike Bolt ran 1:45 for his leg as Sam Yavala Christ Brathwaite and Regi Brown contributed to the record. Bowling Green anchored by Dave Wottle also set a meet record in the 4 mile relay. Michigan won the university sprint medley in 3:18.1 and SMU claimed the shot put crown with 63 feet 9.75 inches.
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Kansas State
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Bruce Vermilyea
Craigh McDonald
Robert Primanex
Cliff Cushman
Jim Bolding
Oklahoma State
Michigan
Godfrey Murray
Greg Syphax
Kim Rowe
Eric Chapman
Sam Walker
Southern Methodist
Heave
Larry Means
U.S. Air Force
Marshall Dill
Prepsters Break Two Records at KU Relays
Keith Guinn of Shawnee Mission North High School set a Kansas prep high jump record with 6 feet 10½ inches at the Kansas University Relays, surpassing Alan Moore’s previous mark. Bud Blythe added a prep javelin record at 224 feet 10 inches. Shawnee Mission North won the distance medley relay in 10:32.0 with a 4:22.1 anchor by Clark Hamilton. Floyd Dorsey of Shawnee Mission South won the shot put at 56 feet 9½ inches.
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Randy Smith
McPherson
Bud Blythe
Uniontown
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Bob Obee
Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission North
Clark Hamilton
Floyd Dorsey
Shawnee Mission South
Kansas University
Kent Rayhill
Topeka
James Emerson
Great Bend
Mike Wellman
Lawrence
Rock Stevens
Osawatomie
Phil Coonce
Bonner Springs
Bonner Springs, 52-2'4. Medhey Relay—1. Shawnee Mission North (Kent Neubert
Robin Lydick
Tom van Goetham
Wellington
Hays
Wichita West
Wichita South
Owens says he faced cash offers to sign with colleges
Steve Owens recounts offers up to 10 000 dollars to sign with a school while finishing high school. He did not identify the schools. He praises Oklahoma University, calling it clean despite the recruitment violations at OU. He plans a move to Detroit for winter work with Chrysler.
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Oklahoma University
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Owens
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Oral Roberts University
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Tinker
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Norman
Detroit
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Today's Probable Pitchers Matchups Across Major Leagues
A slate of probable starters includes Broberg at Minnesota Kaat 3-0 and Fisher at Kansas City Simpson 1-1, Kline at Milwaukee Slaton 0-0, Singer at Oakland Blue 1-0, McGlothen at Cleveland Tidrow 1-2, Coleman at Baltimore McNally 3-0, Cleveland Lonborg 0-2 at St. Louis, Moore at New York Parker 1-0, Briles at Chicago Jenkins 1-1, Dobson at Cincinnati Billingham 2-0, Bryant at Los Angeles Sutton 0-2, Kirby at Houston Wilson 0-2.
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Trevino Leads MONY Tournament of Champions After Round Two
Lee Trevino shot a one under par 71 to take a 36 hole total of 139 and the lead at Rancho La Costa. Jack Nicklaus and J. C. Snead were one stroke behind at 140, while Arnold Palmer and Bruce Crampton stood at 141. Colbert slipped to 142 with a 76. Masters champ Tommy Aaron was at 148.
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Arnold Palmer
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Crampton
Palmer
Twins Beat Rangers 5 1 Behind Hands Four-Hit Effort
Bill Hands worked four hits allowed over eight innings to earn a 5-1 Minnesota win. He struck out eight and walked one as the Twins pulled away with timely triples from Larry Hisle and Steve Braun setting up runs. Texas scored in the eighth on Joe Lovitto's double and Toby Harrah's single.
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Larry Hisle
Steve Braun
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Texas Rangers
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Rangers
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Toby Harrah
OU Cage Assistant To Remain
OU basketball coach Les Lane announced Price will stay as an assistant and Larry Dunaway, New Mexico coach of the year, will join the Sooners staff after approval by the OU Athletic Council. Price served four years as No 1 assistant under John MacLeod who left for the Phoenix Suns.
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Larry Dunaway
New Mexico
Oklahoma University Athletic Council
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Price
John MacLeod
Phoenix Suns
Slow-Pitch Meeting Set for Monday Night
Managers of teams in the Industrial Slow Pitch Softball League will gather Monday at 7 p.m. at the Launching Pad. League president Darrell Summers urged all managers to attend, stressing the meeting’s importance.
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Knicks edge Celtics 98 91 in Game Three
The New York Knicks held off a Boston Celtics comeback to win 98-91 in the third game of the best-of-seven series. The Knicks, led by clutch plays, maintained a steady lead as Boston mounted a late charge.
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Celtics Take 2 1 Series Lead In East Playoff
Celtics beat Knicks 2 1 in the Eastern Division playoff series to take a 2 1 lead as the series heads back to New York for game four on Sunday.
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Safari Women Elect Officers
Safari Women’s Golf Association elected officers and set opening league play for next Sunday. Helen Cramer was named president Rosemary Wilson secretary and Anita Morgan treasurer. The vote and schedule were decided at Thursday night’s meeting.
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Helen Cramer
Rosemary Wilson
Anita Morgan
Peoples Starts Sunday for 3 Days Eve Show at 7
The Peoples drive in opens a three day program beginning Sunday with a 7 pm Eve Show headlined by Color by Deluxe GP 2. Local theatergoers are invited to enjoy a series of performances and a co feature boxed in at the event.
Morton gains medalist honors in NCCJC freshman meet
Kansas City Neosho County freshman Stan Morton fired a three under 69 to win medalist honors at a nine team junior college invitational at Victory Hills. Morton led after the first nine in 33 and finished with a 316 team score to place seventh for Neosho County. Independence won with 285, Hutchinson 287.
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Stan Morton
Neosho County
Morton
Victory Hills Country Club
Roger Hubble
Dan Kelly
Gail Smith
Independence
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