Topeka Wins Class AA In Kansas Track Meet
AP report shows Topeka captures Class AA with 30 points while Wyandotte and Wichita East tie for second at 16. Medicine Lodge wins Class A by a narrow margin needing only third in the mile relay. Kinsley tops Class B with 23 points as St Francis, Frontenac and Lincoln also score.
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Wichita East
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St. Francis
Frontenac
Lincoln
Kansas Surprise Winner Of Big Eight Track Crown
Kansas wins the Big Eight track title with 1022 points, edging Missouri by four as nine teams compete. Charles Strong of Oklahoma State earns outstanding athlete honors with 32 points including wins in the 440 and 220 and a key mile relay leg. Nebraska claims third, Colorado fourth, with rain of state records set across the two day meet.
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Oklahoma State
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Missouri
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Henry Schulte
Nebraska
Ray Knaub
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Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
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Bob Griffith
Gail Hodgson
Pat McNeal
Jim Miller
Yul Yost
Kirk Hagan
Greg Pelster
Bob Ward
John Anderson
Ross Tunnell
Vic Brooks
Kent Floerke
K-State
OSU
George Hixon
George Folz
del Campbell
Jim Burns
Baseball scores and results across leagues and dates
Baseball scores recap with multiple games and outcomes. Boston tied Kansas City 7-7. Los Angeles 6-4 over New York. Cleveland 6-6 with Minnesota in a second 10 inning game. Baltimore 4-3 over Minnesota. Chicago 3-4 over Detroit in a long day. Saturday results include Minnesota 8-1 Cleveland and Detroit 6-5 over Washington. Los Angeles at New York postponed by rain. List of upcoming schedule notes and standings follow.
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Detroit
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Cincinnati
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Pet
Presbyterians Stand With State Clash Over Church and Government
Des Moines Iowa AP Presbyterians debate church state relations in a report to the United Presbyterian General Assembly. The document rejects religious observances in public schools and prayers on public property, argues a candidate's faith should not affect fitness, criticizes Sunday laws, tax exemptions for churches, and opposes direct aid to parochial schools while advocating tax support for church activities.
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Geneva
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Proudest Frog in Calaveras Co. takes title in 1963 jump
Repo the frog is crowned the 1963 international frog jump champion after leaping 13 feet 4 inches in Angels Camp California. The event links to Mark Twain lore and traces Repo’s odd path from slough to stardom via trainer Leonard Hall and family supporters. The world record of 16 feet 10 inches remained out of reach. a Nigerian frog and Nevada's Paiute Pete won other class events.
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California
San Joaquin Valley
Leonard Hall
San Jose State College
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Merle
Carolyn
Angels Camp
Ola Oshi
Nigeria
Nevada
Grant Sawyer
Pete
Mickey Wright Captures Muskogee Open Title in Style
Mickey Wright won the Muskogee Women's Open in Muskogee Oklahoma by eight strokes. Wright posted a 68 tying the course record and earned the $1,250 prize, finishing with a 72 hole total of 285 five over par. Her chief rival Marilynn Smith finished second with 293.
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Muskogeef
Okla
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Marilynn Smith
Parochial school conflict prompts calls for creative solutions
A fragment discusses welfare services to all children regardless of school and urges creative solutions for present parochial school problems. It also warns that government censorship of religious material threatens true religion and the survival of a free society.
JFK Back on Job After Camp David Weekend
President Kennedy returned to the White House after a brief weekend at Camp David, the presidential retreat in Maryland, resuming official duties.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
India Hosts Vast Tapestry of Languages and Dialects
India brims with linguistic diversity, boasting hundreds of languages and dialects spoken across its states. Scholars note regional tongues coexist with national lingua franca, shaping education, media, and cultural identity in a complex multilingual landscape.
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State leaders field frogs at fair competition
The report notes various gubernatorial frogs taking part in a regional contest. California Governor Edmund Brown’s frog achieved 6 feet 5 inches, beating Eureka II at 8 inches. Tennessee Governor Frank Clement’s frog went 3 feet 11 inches, while Illinois Governor Otto Kerner’s reached 1 foot 5 inches.
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Callifornia
Edmund Brown
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Illinois
Otto Kerner
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