Big Eight Track Has Three Season Bests Set
In the近 final weekend before the Colorado conference meet, several season bests emerged. Clifton Forbes led Nebraska with a 20.9 in the 220 and a double win. Jim Ryan of Kansas posted 8 50.2 in the two mile. Hal Oswalt of Oklahoma State added a school‑mark long jump 25‑1. Glen Long tied season 100 best at 9.5 seconds. Ben Olsson ran 9.4 wind aided. Kansas State swept events at Manhattan, with Miz Zou leading in firsts as Swenson and Wells posted strong times in distance races.
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Colorado
Clifton Forbes
Nebraska
Lincoln
Jim Ryan
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Southern Illinois
Lawrence
Hal Oswalt
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Oklahoma
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Glen Long
Ben Olison
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Manhattan
Mizzou
Charlie Collins
John Cain
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Ken Swenson
Craig Endicott
Bill Wells
Terry Holbrook
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Doug Knop
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Dennis Hagin
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Don Wigert
John Mottley
Tate
Terry Schreiner
Ronnie Rowell
Dan Ruth
Lloyd Hutchinson
Dwight Martinek
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Iowa State
Ames
Allen Furby
Dancer's Image Wins Derby as Prospects Grow Bright
Louisville report on Dancer's Image after a come from behind Derby victory. Owner Peter Fuller talks higher insurance to 1.8 million and possible syndication. Jockey Bobby Ussery surged through rail for the win, easing past Forward Pass and Francie's Heat.
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Dancers
Bob Ussery
Forward
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Pirates Clinch Playoff Rally With 122 113 Win
Pittsburgh beat New Orleans 122 to 113 on Saturday to take a commanding 3-1 lead in the best of seven series. Pirates guard tally added 44 points as the home team surged in the third quarter.
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New Orleans
Finney and Harris Earn Westamerica Millionaire Award
Spencer W. Finney of Chanute received the Westamerica Millionaire Award at the annual Westamerica national sales conference in Denver for mutual fund sales exceeding one million dollars. Fred M. Harris was likewise recognized, with both men honored at the Chanute district office where two Millionaire awards were presented at a single conference. Plaques and lapel pins were given, and Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Finney attended.
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Denver
Fred M. Harris
Finney
Harris
Panther Thinclads At Iola Tomorrow
The Neosho County Community Junior College track team travels to Iola tomorrow afternoon for the Iola Invitational division. The meet, moved from April 23 due to weather, includes NCCJC Iola Fort Scott Parsons El Dorado and Haskell Institute of Lawrence.
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Iola
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NCCJC
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Parsons
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Haskell Institute of Lawrence
Tribune Phone Numbers For Reachable Carrier
Instructions urge calling Tribune phone for contact. If unavailable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p m to reach the carrier.
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SEK League Track Meet Results at Pittsburg
Southeast Kansas League meet results show team scores led by Fort Scott over Lola and Coffeyville. Individual events include new records in the two mile and mile runs by Nixon and Nixon II with times 9:56.0 and 4:34.5 respectively, and relays with Lola, Coffeyville, and Columbus setting records.
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Coffeyville
Altamont
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Independence
Javelin Wright
Jones
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Manley
Preble
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Iola
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Lee
Pit
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Westhoff
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Alexander
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Sears
German
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Jose
Lane
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Close
Robson
Howell
Russell
Wiltmer
Neeley
Barnard
Cha
O’rear
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Hasting
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1961
Advertising Ad Highlights Local Buy and Sell Notices
A focused ad section showcases everyday goods and services for sale including household items, clothing, and local business promotions. Readers encounter product offers, sale dates, contact details, and small business announcements within the advertising pages.
K State a Threat In Baseball Race Of Big Eight
Oklahoma State clings to a slim lead in the Big Eight baseball race with a 9-3 record as Kansas State and Oklahoma challenge. OSU faces six straight road games to finish, while K State and Oklahoma also close with six games. Leaders Dobbs Disbro Horner starred in Rubber games as teams chase the conference crown and an NCAA berth.
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Kansas State
Oklahoma
OSU
Chet Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Enos Semore
Bill Dobbs
Rusty Disbro
Nick Horner
K-State
Belafonte Delivers Park College Commencement Address
Belafonte, describing himself as a high school dropout, accepted an honorary doctor of humane letters at Park College in Parkville Missouri and urged universities to go beyond token gestures in expanding access and diversity during his commencement speech for the 5 percent graduating class.
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Harry Belafonte
Park College Sunday
Belafonte
Park
Duchess of Windsor Heads to Greenhouse Health Resort
The Duchess of Windsor arrived in Dallas on Sunday on her way to The Greenhouse health resort in Arlington for privacy and weight loss. She received a note saying to call the Duke, and remarked that this was the first time she had flown without him. Gene Austin announced engagement to Dora Arvan at Miami Beach party. he has been married twice before.
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Duchess of Windsor
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Miami Beach, Fla
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Dora Arvan
Miami Beach
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Vivian Cherones
Austin
Ike's Progress Is Satisfactory
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, 77, remains in satisfactory condition at March Air Force Base Hospital Calif after a mild heart attack suffered playing golf near Palm Desert. A Sunday bulletin said he "spent another good 24 hours" under care and observation.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Giants Beat Cards Protest Turns Up Heat at Candlestick
San Francisco Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 8 to 4 in a game played under protest at Candlestick Park on a windy Sunday. Cardinal manager Red Schoendienst erupted over the call and urged league action if the protest fails.
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Mays
Dave Marshall
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Busch Memorial Stadium
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Bob Gibson
New York Mets
Gibson
Tom Seaver
De Vicenzo Wins Houston Championship in Texas
Roberto De Vicenzo, 46, edged Lee Trevino at the Houston Champions International to claim the $20,000 prize and his 141st tour victory. Trevino faltered on the final four-foot putt as De Vicenzo posted a 287 total, Trevino 288, with Sikes and Nicklaus close behind.
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Roberto de Vicenzo
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Lee Trevino
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Baseball scores and standings update with notable results
The column lists team records and games from a baseball update. St. Louis leads the league with 15 wins, Cincinnati 12 losses, and multiple games showcase results across the majors and minors including Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Atlanta and San Francisco. Notable scores include St. Louis 11 San Francisco 6 and Cincinnati 2 Los Angeles 0 with threads of doubleheaders and extra innings.
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Fight Results From Buenos Aires and Mexico City
In Buenos Aires Gregory Peralta 181 Argentina and Vittorio Sarandi 177 Italy fought to a draw after ten rounds. In Mexico City Santos Sandoval Mexico stopped Roberto Andrade Philippines at seven rounds. Manuell Pulgarcito Ramos 210 Mexico stopped Ronald Pointer 213 United States at one round.
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Vittorio Sarandi
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Mexico
Roberto Andrade
Philippines
Manuell‘Pulgarcito” Ramos
Ronald Pointer
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