Chanute Boys Finish Seventh at Kansas Track Meet
Dale Brenner led Chanute with a 4A gold in the 440 and fifth in the 220 as the Blue Comets total 13 points to tie Great Bend for seventh. Junction City won with 36, followed by Ward, Hays, Derby and Manhattan as Chanute’s underclassmen showed promise for 4A continued success.
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Dale Brenner
Blue Comets
Chanute Boys
Great Bend
Junction City
Bluejays
Kansas City Ward
Hays
Derby
Manhattan
Topeka Hayden
Topeka High
Bonner Springs
Marion
Buck
Leon Jordan
Arkansas City
Dale Breiner
Chanute
Dennis Pfeifer
Nick McKee
Salina South
Gary Chandler
McPherson
Jim Urkevich
Ward
Dave Reynolds
Eldorado
Mike Kraft
Bob Ginavan
Elijah Davis
Don Welter
Bill Campfield
Rob Westring
el Dorado
Charles Oshel
Emporia
Dave Savage
Dick Turn
Sherman Herald
Hayden
Bob McKenna
Miege
Dave Smith
Kirk Darland
Gary Mandeville
Allan Hart
Gary Heller
Tony May
Dick Bradbury
Steve Lowen
Joel Cambrom
Coffeyville
Bob Lowen
Darrell Heil
Mike Heil
Olathe
James Emerson
Dick Ray
Paul Margheim
Terry Beeson
Rick Burgh
Wand
Topeka
Leavenworth
Sumner
Turner
Garden City
Newton
Salina Central
Highland Park
Topeka West
Wasburn Rural
Campus
Buhler Girls Clinch 5-4-3A Track Crown At Wichita
Buhler Crusaders won the Kansas State High School Girls Track Championship with 32 points led by Karen Ellis who set a national long jump mark of 16 feet 9 1 2 inches and totaled 11 points. Chanute's Blue Comets finished second with 20 points as Nanette Waldrip and teammates set a meet record in the medley relay.
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Wichita
Crugaders
Chanute
Blue Comets
Comets
Karen Ellis
Topeka West
Salina South
Miss Ellis
Karen
Coors Bay
Ore
Blue Comet
Nanette Waldrip
Kim Donovan
Peggy Smith
Debbie Curls
Kathy Myers
Miss Curls
Helen Anderson
Miss Anderson
Comet
Crusaders
Graduaton
Carolyn Cantrell
Campus
Jolene Page
Wichita Southeast
Charicie Ogle
Nickerson
Dianne Stevens
Hutchinson
Teresa Rubart
Ulysses
Earlene Page
Highland Park
Stacy Miles
Valley Center
Carla Marney
Shawn
Topeka
Darla Benning
Celessa Russell
Candy Christopher
Nanette Lee
Cindy Alexander
Newton
Tammie Gilpin
Barbara Tieperman
Arkansas City
Rhys Jones
Salina Central
Kathy Kern
Carolyn Beverly
Sharon McKee
Charlene Williams
Susan Claassen
Debbie MacClelland
Toni Morris
Wyandotte
Ramonia Breedlove
Tami Johnson
McPherson
Ruth Schroeder
Mary Todd
Junction City
Debbie Schaumburg
Shelley Hiebert
el Dorado
Jeann Suellentrop
Andale
Mary Harris
SM North
Gail McBride
SM South
Kathy Muckenthaler
Topeka Hayden
Shawnee Heights
Shawnee Mission North
Washburn Rural
Wichita Carroll
Liberal
Manhattan
Shawnee Mission Northwest
Shawnee Mission South
Abilene
Garden City
Pittsburg
Wichita South
Plainville
Garnett
Baseball Scores From Sunday Action
American League results include San Diego tied 2 to 2 with Cincinnati, Montreal 4 Sunday, St. Louis 1 Chicago 7, rain delayed Pittsburgh at New York, and Houston 8 San Francisco 7. Early games show New York 47 Cleveland 2 3 and Detroit 0 5 Chicago 9 0. Minnesota 3 3 Kansas City 8 Oakland 2. California 4 Texas 2 Boston at Baltimore rain.
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Cincinnati
Montreal
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
Minnesota
Kansas City
Oakland
California
Texas
Boston
Baltimore
Ww. L. Pet. G.B. Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Baltimore Vv
Milwaukee Philadelphia
Louis
St. West
State High School Golf Titles Decided
Kapaun-Mr. Carmel of Wichita won the four-man state title and Colby took the two-man crown in the 22 10 golf tournament at Russell. Shawnee Mission East earned the two-man title and Shawnee Mission South the four-man title in Topeka. Stu Shockley and Mike Peck led SM East in medalist race as SM East outpaced Manhattan by 14 strokes in the 54 4 competition. Kapaun Mt Carmela edged Wellington by a shot 61 7 618. Colby’s Willoughby and De Werff combined for 307 to defeat Independence by one shot in the two-man.
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Kapaun
Mr. Carmel
Wichita
Colby
Russell
Shawnee Mission East
Shawnee Mission South
Topeka
Stu Shockley
Mike Peck
Lington
Jim Willoughby
Joe DeWerff
Independence
Hill hangs on to win Memphis golf Classic
Dave Hill captured the Danny Thomas Memphis Golf Classic with a final round 72 for a 283 total, five under par, edging Lee Trevino by one stroke as Trevino and Allen Miller chased in hot sun at Colonial Country Club. Trevino earned 16,187.30 and Hill 35,000 with Miller at 6,493 as the field totaled 175,000 dollars. Hill joined Nicklaus, Palmer and Casper as one of golf’s 1 million-dollar career winners with 1,001,899.47 in earnings from 176 events.
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Memphis
Tenn
Dave Hill
Baling Wire
Lee Trevino
Danny Thomas
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Indy 500 lineup completed as last spots filled
George Snider and Jim McElreath secured final positions in the 33-car field for the Memorial Day Indy 500 after last-minute deals. Sam Posey edged in earlier on the bump list, while Johnny Rutherford claimed the pole with a 198.413 mph run.
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Indianapolis
George Snider
Jim McElreath
Sam Posey
Snider
Bakersfield
Calif
A.J. Foyt
Gilmore Racing Team
McElreath
Arlington
Tex
Posey
Norris Eagle
Johnny Rutherford
Slow Pitch Underway Tonight In Industrial League
Three games open the 1973 Industrial Slow Pitch Softball League at Santa Fe Park. Humboldt faces H K Porter at 6 45 Ray Floor Covering meets Whyte Wood Products at 8 Nu Wa Industries plays The Tribune at 9 15. Regular season runs until August with 16 games per team and a post season double elimination tournament.
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Santa Fe Park
Humboldt
H. K. Porter
Ray
Whyte Wood Products
Nu-Wa Industries
Tribune
Loop
National Guard
Dryer's Shoes
Kustom Electronics
Farmers Discount Center
Merle Kelly Ford
the Pub
Reitz lifts Cardinals in split with Expos in Montreal
Ken Reitz, a 21 year old rookie hitting .201, belted a two run homer off Bill Stoneman in the second game to spark St Louis to a 7 3 win and a split of the doubleheader with Montreal. Bob Bailey hit a two run shot for the Expos in game one as Montreal won 4 1. The Cardinals resume the trip in New York facing the Mets with Rick Wise to duel Jim McAndrew.
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Ray Fosse
Rich McKinney
Rob Gardner
John Maybery
Mayberry
Hunter
Bruce Dal Canton
Montreal
Ken Reitz
St. Louis Cardinals
Reitz
Montreal Expos
Bill Stoneman
Cardinals
Balor Moore
Mike Marshall
Bob Bailey
Bob Gibson
Stoneman
Jose Cruz
Bernie Carbo
St. Louis
Reggie Cleveland
Tim McCarver
Ted Simmons
New York
Mets
Rick Wise
Jim McAndrew
Shea Stadium
Squirrel Season Opens June 1 in Kansas
Pratt Kan AP Kan Sas announces 1973 squirrel season starts one-half hour before sunrise June 1 and runs to December 31. Daily bag limit five and possession limit ten. Shooting hours from half hour before sunrise to sunset.
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Pratt, Kan
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Minor League Scores In American Association
Oklahoma City defeated Wichita 16 to 8 while Denver beat Tulsa 6 to 3 and Iowa topped Omaha 10 to 6 Evansville won 3 to 2 against Indianapolis in the circuit’s latest games.
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Oklahoma City
Wichita
Denver
Tulsa
Iowa
Omaha
Evansville
Indianapolis
Classified ad deadline and contact instruction
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Mugrage
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Mike Cass
Mike Kessler
Ug Weber
Greg Wurtz
Brent Coffman
Cessna Stadium
Tively
SM Fast
Kaaun
Mt. Carmela
Hill
Tinae
Allen Miller
David Glenz
Larry Ziegler
Ine
Otis Blast
Jack McKeon
Kansas City Royals
Amos Otis
Otis
Royals
Oakland A
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Richie Alien
McKeon
Paul Splittorff
A’s
Farmer's Discount Center
W. Cherry
American Association
Dagmar's Hot Pants" Inc
Allen Wilkinson
Ford
Gribben-Allen Motors
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