Chanute Sends Three Comet Teams to Regionals for State Bid
Chanute High School enters three spring teams in regional action today and tomorrow. Blue Comet golf finished second to Independence in the league meet, with regional play at Elks Country Club in Independence. Tennis: Dean Mendez singles and Bob Boerwinkle with Lyle Lyman doubles. Track: Blue Comet champions head to Southwestern College in Winfield for a large regional meet with 400 to 500 athletes expected.
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Baseball Scoresilog League and Pacific Coast results
Jacksonville defeats Toronto 10 to 3 while Atlanta beats Buffalo 6 to 3 and Columbus wins 10 to 3 over Rochester. Syracuse at Toledo postponed by rain and other outcomes include Okla City 5 Salt Lake 3 Denver 7 Arkansas 4 Tacoma 7 Portland 0 Hawaii 5 Seattle 0 Spokane 5 Vancouver 1 with San Diego at Indianapolis delayed by wet grounds.
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Moon Wins Spear Throw At EK Junior College Meet
Iola Chanute Junior College Panthers scored eight points in the Eastern Kansas Junior College League track meet. Steve Moon dominated the javelin with a winning 203 feet 3.75 inches as Jim Allison of Parsons claimed 2nd at 197 feet 2 inches and Steve Orcutt of Chanute took 3rd with 185 feet 10.25 inches. Moon faces Allison again at the state meet in Hutchinson May 14-15.
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Hutchinson
Tribune
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Angels Top A’s 5-4 as Knoop Drives Four
Bobby Knoop drives in four runs with a homer and a triple to lead the Los Angeles Angels past the Kansas City Athletics 5-4. Ed Charles hits his first homer for the A’s. Ruday May earns the win with support from Aubrey Gatewood and Bob Lee. The A’s and Angels set for a doubleheader.
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Beat Ties Up Veasey In St Paul Knockout
The Associated Press reports Jim Beat Tie of St Paul knocked out Orvin Veasey of Stamford Conn in the 2nd round in St Paul Minnesota.
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Stamford
Conn
Veteran jockey Longden nearest 6,000 wins at Golden Gate
Albany California AP reports veteran jockey Johnny Longden 58 needs 35 more wins to reach 6,000 career triumphs before retirement. He notched his latest victory with a Thursday triple at Golden Gate Fields boosting his total to 5,965.
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Corn earns four wins in NC State dual meet at Virginia
Stuart Corn of NC State swept the broad jump high jump pole vault and 120 yard high hurdles in the Virginia dual meet Thursday. The performance highlighted NC State’s strong field events showing against the Cavaliers in Charlottesville.
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North Carolina State
Virginia
Jim Krebs Dies in Tree Fell Accident Near Home
Former Los Angeles Laker center Jim Krebs, 30, died Thursday night when a tree he was cutting with a neighbor collapsed and crushed him near his Woodland Hills home. The coroner confirmed the cause of death as the freak accident.
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Pop Idell, Father of modern volleyball, dies at 75
A. Provost Pop Idell, hailed as the father of modern volleyball, died Thursday at age 75 in Philadelphia. Funeral services are set for Saturday.
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Knudson Leads Colonial National Invitational After First Round
Canadian champion George Knudson shot two under par 69 to lead a field of 72 at the Colonial National Invitational in Fort Worth. Five players, including Fort Worth favorite Ben Hogan, were one stroke back. Arnold Palmer carded a 73, noting two costly double bogeys but remaining optimistic.
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Toronto
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Hogan
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Las Vegas
Hold Title Bout On a Barge In Boston Contested
Boston officials weigh an injunction to block the Cassius Clay Sonny Liston rematch set for May 25 at Madison Square Garden. Suffolk County DA Garrett Byrne seeks to halt the bout claiming Intercontinental Promotions lacks Massachusetts licensing. Judges hear third consecutive day as promoters dispute who truly controls the event.
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Easton to Give Up Coaching Track
Lawrence Kansas AP Bill Easton will resign as track coach of the University of Kansas and remain as a professor of physical education Easton age 61 was dismissed last month by athletic director Wade Stinson over policy The 18 years at Kansas produced two national titles 11 Big Eight titles and many standout athletes Bob Timmons will succeed him as head coach.
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Big Eight Sophomores Show Promise In Spring Drills
Sophomores from Nebraska Colorado Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Missouri and Oklahoma State vie for starting roles as Big Eight teams showcase spring practices. Notables include Wilmer Cooks Gary King Dave Frazer and Jim Wallace among top rookies and sophomores expected to push for the 1965 season. Nebraska Texas and Oklahoma State prepare for intra-squad games with Kansas and Missouri slated next week.
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