Coffeyville Wins Juco Track Meet in Eastern Division
Coffeyville dominates the Eastern Division Junior College Conference meet, beating Iola by about 20 points and tallying seven of 16 events. Coffeyville finished with 717 points, while Iola placed second with 51 and Parsons third with 46. Chanute led the second division. multiple athletes earned top finishes, including Leachman, Whitcomb, Wilson, and Dickerson, with new 440-yard relay timing setting a league mark.
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Patterson Liston bout postponed to July in Las Vegas
The heavyweight title rematch between Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson is moved from June 27 to July 22 in Las Vegas due to Patterson's injured right hand. Promoter Al Bolan cited Patterson cannot spar for three weeks to a month after stitches were needed to close an incision from removing an infected callous from his little finger.
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Comet Golfers Shine In Southeast Kansas League Meet
Blue Comet golfers finished second in the four-man event and third in the two-man at the Southeast Kansas League Golf Meet at Elks Country Club. Medalists were L. G Kinman of Iola and Christ Coyle of Coffeyville. Chanute led four-man scores, Independence edged Chanute by one stroke for third, while Columbus entered its first league golf event, finishing last. The team will compete next Friday at Rolling Hills in Wichita.
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Derby Field Set for 89th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
Louisville AP reports the 14 starters for the Kentucky Derby with odds for Chateaugay Investor Bonjour Royal Tower Gray Never Bend No Robbery On My Honor Candy Spots. Post time 4 30 pm EST. Purse 151400 with 108900 to winner and 4500 streaming details.
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Candy Spots Shoemaker
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Baseball Scores and Monday Schedule Highlights
Summary of Sunday results shows San Francisco defeating New York 5 to 3, Philadelphia 4 over Houston 3, Pittsburgh 13 over Los Angeles 2, Cincinnati 6 over St. Louis 0, Chicago 10 over Milwaukee 7. Upcoming games include Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Milwaukee, with several doubleheaders and series in progress.
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A's Regain First Place By Sharp Pitching
Ed Rakow pitched four hit ball to beat Boston 3-1 in Kansas City lifting the Athletics back to the AL lead over the Red Sox. Wayne Causey drove in two runs with a third inning single as Kansas City erased a late Red Sox edge. In Cincinnati, Ernie Broglio lost his first decision of the season as the Cardinals were shut out 6-0 by Joe Nuxhall who went nine innings with five hits.
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Leo Burke
Boyer
Bob Gibson
Jim Maloney
Dave Thies
Ike Delock
Pan-America Games Close Sunday in Sao Paulo action
Pan American Games draw to a close with Jim Beatty and Jim Grelle vying in the 1500 meters as the final full day unfolds. The United States aims to exceed 95 golds and push toward 100, while Brazil eyes key events including soccer and women’s basketball playoffs.
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Defense Watchword In Big Eight Grid
Defense is the watchword in Big Eight spring football as Missouri Iowa State and Oklahoma conclude spring drills. Dan Devine eyes Missouri defense for Northwestern opener while Iowa State pledges 50 percent defense under coach Stapleton. Kansas Nebraska and Colorado also report defensive focus and intra squad games with key personnel highlighted. Oklahoma State finishes drills May 18 with alumni in Kansas.
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Oklahoma State
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Nicklaus Leads Desert Golf Classic as Palmer Trails
Jack Nicklaus holds a lead of five or more strokes after two rounds at the Tournament of Champions desert event in Las Vegas. Arnold Palmer sits five behind, noting his putting woes, as Nicklaus dominates with a 64 68 132 score while Palmer cards 66 71 137.
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Bluth tops qualifiers in New Jersey Open led by St Louis bowler
Ray Bluth of St. Louis rolled a sensational 1525 six game series to lead 16 qualifiers into today’s final competition of the Professional Bowlers Association New Jersey Open Tournament in North Brunswick New Jersey.
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Preakness Stakes Divisions Run in 1918 Winners War Cloud and Jack Hare Jr
In 1918 the Preakness Stakes was run in two divisions with War Cloud winning one division and Jack Hare Jr winning the other.
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College Sports Score Snapshot Roundup
Oklahoma 3-2 Missouri 2-5 Kansas 8-0. Iowa State 6-0 second game halted in seventh due to darkness. Oklahoma State 4-5 Kansas State 3-4 Colorado 7-4. Nebraska 5-1 William Jewell 16 Kansas City National 4. Washington of St. Louis 7 St. Louis Concordia 3 Rockhurst 13. Quincy & Bradley 15 Rockhurst 5 Quincy 8 St. Louis 2. Track Emporia State 72 Pittsburg State 64. Missouri Valley 89 Drury 47 Central Methodist 74 Westminster 62 Evangel 22 Friends 72 Bethel 57. Golf William Jewell 10 2 Pittsburg State 1 Bradley 9 St. Louis 8. Wisconsin 22 Southern Illinois Oklahoma 10. Kansas Kansas 8 Nebraska 7 Kansas 9 2 Iowa State $? Oklahoma State 9 Nebraska 6 Kansas State 9 2 Nebraska $ Oklahoma State 9 s Kansas State 5 s Tennis Kansas 7 Nebraska 0.
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