Four Records In Drake Relays Mark Open Events
Veterans dominate the first full day at the 62nd Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa as four records fall in open federation events Frank Shorter wins the three mile in 13 07 0 and Baylor Al Feuerbach and Mike Bowers add records Feuerbach set a special shot put mark 65 9 5 inches and Bowers clears 7 ½ feet for a federation high jump record Texas A M 880 yard relay team suffers a fifth and injuries sideline two key Aggies athletes Rocky Woods and Marvin Mills
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Brigham Young
Raimo Pihl
Frank Shorter
Lowan al Feuerbach
Mike Bowers
Shorter
Florida Track Club
Jack Bacherler
Drake
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Ond
U.S
Texas A&m
Rocky Woods
Marvin Mills
Aggies
Feuerbach
Randy Matson
Bowers
Michigan Track Club
Federation
Gibson to Speak At Chanute All-Sports Banquet
Kansas State University football coach Vince Gibson headlines the Chanute High School All-Sports Banquet set for May 5 at 6 30 p m in St Patrick s gymnasium. About 175 athletes and coaches attend with nine Most Outstanding Player awards to be announced. Advance tickets available at Wells Clothiers Foster Clothing Co D s Donuts and KKOY radio or by call 431 0129.
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Wheat State
Chanute
St. Patrick's Gymnasium
Gibson
Kansas State University
Wildcats
Sion
Chanute High School
Wells Clothiers
Foster Clothing Co
D’s Donuts
Kkoy Radio
Neocha Drivein presents The Big Bounce double bill
The Neocha Drivein screens The Big Bounce featuring Ryan O'Neal in an R rated co feature with Lee Van Cleef. A Cosmopolitan Magazine quote promises a lively western with humor and crooked men. The program highlights a western double bill with sharp dialogue and action.
Schedule Notes From Lunar Tables
Fragmentary schedule hints at next week with limited times. The text describes table durations and occasional minor periods, noting lower impact details and a two hour window. It references black type, minor periods, and a general pace for events without specific dates or participants.
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Ower
Royster Thinclads Win Dual
The Royster Junior High Rockets defeated Coffeyville 178 to 136 in a dual track meet. Royster won both eighth and ninth grade divisions, while Coffeyville edged Royster 46 to 44 in the seventh grade. The Rockets prepare for a dual at Fort Scott Tuesday and host Iola Thursday at the stadium.
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Royster Junior High Rockets
Coffeyville
Royster
Rockets
Fort Scott
Iola
Baseball Tonight Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Major league standings and Saturday games include New York at Chicago and San Francisco at Pittsburgh with various pitchers listed. Night games feature Montreal at Houston and Baltimore at California while several American League matchups unfold including Minnesota at New York and Cleveland at Kansas City.
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Gentry
Chicago
Pappas
San Francisco
Bryant
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Los Angeles
Sutton
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Simpson
San Diego
Phoebus
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Jarvis
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Renko
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Bahnsen
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Coleman
Hunter
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Cox
Cuellar
Murphy
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York Chicago
Milwaukee A
Steve Stone
Giants
Bobby Murcer
Yankees
Royals Top Indians 5-2 as McDowell Walks Big
The Kansas City Royals defeated Cleveland 5-2 behind Sudden Sam McDowell wild in the fourth inning with bases loaded. Alan Foster was the Royals’ winner as McDowell took his third loss. In St Louis, Philadelphia beat the Cardinals 4 Teddy? Wait. Correct earlier: Joe Lis homered for Phillies in 8th. Darrell Brandon earned the win.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Missouri
Cleveland
Sam” McDowell
Royals
McDowell
Dick Drago
Gomer Hodge
Alan Foster
Mike Hedlund
St. Louis
Joe Lis
Philadelphia
Deron Johnson
Willie Montanez
Denny Doyle
Phils
Darrell Brandon
George Brunet
Foster to defend light heavyweight title in Tampa bout
3-1 favorite Bob Foster meets Ray Anderson in a 15 round title defense at Curtis Hixon Hall. Foster vows quick knockout as Anderson seeks upset. telecast on ATN with plans for a monthly Saturday boxing series. Foster holds 42-5 record with 36 KOs while Anderson is 33-5-1 with 24 KOs.
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Tampa
Fla
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Ray Anderson
Foster
Anderson
Curtis Hixon Hall
ATN
Dick Tiger
Mark Tessman
Bob
King
Kayes
Joe Frazier
SEAL Track Form Chart from regional meet results
Track meet results listed by event and placing. Names include Ray Neale Coffeyville Tracy Atherton Lola David Jefferson Fort Scott and others across sprints hurdles distances high jump pole vault relays and long jump with times and marks.
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Ray Neale
Coffeyville
Tracy Atherton
Lola
David Jefferson
Fort Scott
Merle Young
John Victor
Pittsburg
Tony Heaven
Doug Eaton
Columbus
Dennis Lorenz
Independence
Robbie Robison
Altamont
Wallace Mack
Ron Smail
Ioa
Gary Bockleman
Tom Franklin
Iola
Randy Latta
Pryor
Roger Findan
Chanute
Don Nickels
Larry Smith
Kevin DePointer
Tony Pauzauskie
Brad Parks
Jay Sperry
David Roe
Tony Pauzunskie
Fred Reynolds
Ken Williams
Larry Weatherbie
Ken Frazzel
Ron Mills
Jim Wilkins
Keith Wright
Tim Thuston
Homer Whithorn
McLain Ejected After Language Dispute With Umpire Frantz
Washington pitcher Dennis McLain, suspended previously, argues with umpire Art Frantz over calls in a 4 0 Brewers win. Frantz says McLain used abusive language. McLain denies swearing. Williams separated them as he tossed the ball into the stands.
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Washington Senators
Art Frantz
Frantz
Milwaukee
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Brewers
Abu
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Dave May
Bill Voss
Roberto Pena
Washington
Ted Williams
Senators
Ailing Bullets Tackle Milwaukee Again Sunday
Baltimore AP reports the struggling Bullets prepare for a rematch with the Milwaukee Bucks in an NBA season game. The article notes injuries and lineup uncertainties as key players seek a comeback, with focus on defense and rebound effort.
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Milwaukee
Baltimore Bullets
Milwaukee Bucks
Gus Johnson
Kevin Loughery
Gene Shue
Johnson
Baltimore
Loughery
Fred Carter
ABC
Bucks
Lew Alcindor
Alcindor
Nicklaus, Barber Co-leaders at Tournament of Champions
Jack Nicklaus and Miller Barber shared the lead after 36 holes at La Costa with 140, one under par, while Gary Player was one behind at 141 and Charles Coody and Bruce Devlin tied at 142. Arnold Palmer stood five back after a 74.
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Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Miller Barber
Gary Player
Charles Coody
Bruce Devlin
Gene Littler
Dave Stockton
Frank Beard
la Costa Country Club
Arnold Palmer
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