Buff Thinclads Third at Sterling Relays
Garden City High School Buffs finish third in Class AA at Sterling Relays, 3614 points to Wichita Southeast 3616. Hutchinson, Liberal, Great Bend, Newton, and Hays St. Joseph also place high as Garden's Robert Mayo wins broad jump and several Buffs post top finishes in sprints and hurdles.
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Sterling
Garden City High
Buffs
Wayne Dickerson
Wichita Southeast
Hutchinson High
Liberal
Great Bend
Newton
Hays St. Joseph
Robert Mayo
Garden
Ione
Kent Carmichael
Mayo
Bob Stalter
Gale Jones
Stalter
Jones
Randy Bowling
Mike Blackett
Chuck Owen
Bowling
Bryce Roderick
Roderick
Carmichael
Rederick
Mike Deaver
Bob Hubert
Mike Collins
Tim Gottschalk
John Hamman
Jerry Christensen
Lakin Broncs Lead in Sterling Relays Class B
Sterling area teams earned numerous medals at the Sterling Relays with Lakin dominating Class B scoring 334% points led by coach Keith O Conor. Dean Burkhart won the 440 yard dash 53.1 seconds while the Lakin relay squad and several runners claimed seconds thirds and fourths. Holcomb Ingalls Cimarron Scott City and Ulysses also scored with multiple top finishes. All are slated for Garden City High Relays Thursday.
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Sterling
Lakin
Keith O’conor
Broncs
Holcomb
Dean Burkhart
Bronc
Larry Bloyd
Bill Urie
Truskett
Bates
Ingalls
Cimarron
Jim Korf
Bluejays
Scott City
Ulysses
Richard Appel
Scott
Hadley Hall
Garden City
Giants Manager Alvin Dark to Receive Sportsmanship Award
NEW YORK(AP) Alvin Dark, manager of the National League champion San Francisco Giants, will receive the Sportsmanship Award at the Sportsmanship Brotherhood dinner Tuesday night.
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NEW York
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Joe Pepitone
Hector Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Milwaukee
Lew Burdette
Baltimore
Miami
Cleveland Indians
San Diego
Calif
Jay Hook
New York Mets
Kansas City
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mets
Lake Wood
Trout Fishing Opens at Lake Etling in Oklahoma Panhandle
Trout season starts today at Lake Carl Etling near Boise City Oklahoma running through September 30. Anglers may keep the first six fish daily with a six fish limit and use only one rod and at most two hooks. Artificial lures or native insects may be used. live minnows are banned. The lake, near Black Mesa State Park, draws visitors from several states for weekend outings.
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Boise City
Okla
Carl Etling
Oklahoma Panhandle
Bois City
Garden City
State Wildlife Department
Oklahoma
Lake Etling
Lake
Etling
Black Mega State Park
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Veteran Jerry Barber Captures Azalea Crown
Jerry Barber, 46 going on 47, won the Azalea Open at Wilmington by five strokes. He posted a 274 total 14 under par after a closing 67 and earned 2800 plus 100 for the final round low score, totaling 3900 with special awards. Shared second at 279 were Billy Maxwell Bruce Crampton Doug Ford Larry Beck and Jack Rule, Maxwell missing a final green putt costing 1900.
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Wilmington
N.C
Jerry Barber
Barber
Don Finsterwald
Wimnington
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Crampton
Doug Ford
Larry Beck
Southern Pines
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Maxwell
Wildcats Rosters Add Two Tele gram-Area Players
Kansas State University lists spring football roster additions from Manhattan. John Elliott of Ulysses stands 6-3 283 pounds as a freshman tackle candidate at 19 majoring in secondary education. Don Krebs of Scott City is a 6-2 200 pound junior end, 20, majoring in physical education. The Wildcats open next season with nonconference games against Brigham Young and San Jose State, plus Texas Tech at Lubbock.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
John Elliot
Ulysses
Don Krebs
Scott City
Elliot
D Krebs
Wildcats
Brigham Young
San Jose
Calif
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Georgia Alabama football rigging probe report due
Attorney General Eugene Cook said a preliminary progress report on the Georgia Alabama football game rigging inquiry will go to Gov. Carl Sanders today with a final report planned for Tuesday if possible. He indicated Butts shared vital Georgia information with Bryant before the 1962 game.
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Atlanta
Carl E. Sanders
Eugene Cook
Saturday Evening Post
Bryant
Butts
Post
Sanders
Mexico
Georgia
Cook
GBI
Westwood Tops Kegler Action in Garden Bowl Week
Westwood tops Kegler Action at Garden Bowl as Bruce Westwood of Reed and Stinemetz bowls high game 223 and high series 557 in the Jayhawker Mixed League’s 26th week. Reed and Stinemetz claim top team game 693 and high series 1,931 with several match results and an upcoming organizational session for men’s fast-pitch softball.
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Bruce Westwood
Reed and Stincmetz
Garden Bowl
Thelma Kuehn
Smith Sand Co
Ramona Allen
Culbreath Plumbing
Reed and
Stinemetz
Reed
Southwest Sand Co
Oswalt Industries
C. R. Anthony's
Dairy King
Smith Land Co
Cecil Baker
Garden City
International Golf Title Won
Reading Pa player John Guenther and Westport Conn player Dick Siderowf won the men’s international four ball title with a best ball score of 70 two under par in Hollywood Florida on Sunday AP.
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Hollywood
Fla
John Guenther
Reading
Dick Siderowf
Westport
Houk Faces Ford Arm Trouble With Yankees
Sarasota report notes manager Ralph Houk expressing concern over Whitey Ford's arm. Ford, 34, has limited exhibition innings this season and may not be ready to start the opener as the Yankees begin a West Coast Florida trip. His career record stands at 175-71 with 10 World Series wins. past seasons show early strain but strong late surges.
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Sarasota
Fla
Ford
New York
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Allie Reynolds
Fort Lauderdale
Yankees
Florida
Houk
Whitey
Pittsburgh
Rigney
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Top bowling performances in Wheatbelt and Sunflower leagues
Ray Shearmire bowled 237 for Gano-Horace Grain as Wheatbelt League wrapped week 29 with high game. Jack Whaley led with 589 in O.K. Courts series. Gano-Horace Grain earned high team game 989 and high team series 2762, defeating Rickman Body Shop 2762 to 2574. Sunflower League saw Margaret Crowley 207 and Helen Careathers 505 as Downing's Restaurant led with 828 game and 2379 series.
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Ray Shearmire
Gano- Horace Grain
Wheatbelt League
Jack Whaley
O.K
Gano-Horace Grain
Rickman Body Shop
Alsop Saty Co
Walters Motor Co
Swift
Barton
Crist
Earl's 66
Scott City Air Service
Margaret Crowley
Laughlin Electric
Sunflower League
Helen Careathers
Spencer's Market
Downing's Restaurant
Gene Austin
Flamingo Motel
Downing’s
Red
West
Fidelity State Bank
Ellis Texaco
Belinsky Struggles as Angels Fall to Astros in Palm Springs
Bo Belinsky was late to practice amid a 9-3 Angels loss to Houston in Palm Springs. He allowed four runs and eight hits in six innings, facing a likely $300 penalty as manager Bill Rigney weighs discipline amid his current relationship with Mamie Van Doren. Whitey Ford also struggled in Florida as spring training extended.
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Associated Prees
Bo Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Houston
Palm Springs
Calif
Mamie van Doren
Bill Rigney
Belinsky
Pan-Am Cage Trials Open With AAU and College Teams
The Pan American basketball trials tip off in Kansas City with AAU All-Stars led by coach Omar Brown ing and a College squad under Garland Fin holster. Notable players include Lucious Jackson of Pan American, Willis Reed and Hersche West of Grambling, and NCAA standouts Gary Bradds and George Wilson from Ohio State and Cincinnati respectively.
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Kansas City
Armed Forces Stars
Bartlesville, Okla
Omar
Bud) Browning
Bartlesville
Lucious Jackson
Pan American
Tex
Willis Reed
Hersche West
Grambling
Mel Gibson
Western Carolina
N.C
Frank Ryan
Northeastern
Mass
Browning
Mike Moran
Jim Kojis
Marquette
Jim Hagan
Tennessee Tech
Wally Frank
Kansas State
Ben Carnevale
Navy
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Cincinnati
George Wilson
Tony Yates
Tom Thacker
Dave Downey
Illinois
Jimmy Ryal
Indiana
Gary Hill
Oklahoma City
Showdown To Be Early In Big Eight Showdown
Big Eight baseball opens with Missouri and Oklahoma State facing a three game series in Stillwater Friday and Saturday. Missouri returns most of the title core, led by staff ace Larry Bohannon, while Oklahoma State relies on veteran Toby Greene and strong pitching. Other openers include Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma challenging for the title as conference play begins.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Missouri
Oklahoma States
Stillwater
Mizzou
John
Hi) Simmons
Larry Bohannon
Tigers
Michigan
Gene MecArtor
Iown State
Colorado
Kansas State
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Toby Greene
OSU
Cowboys
Larry Gerguson
Houston
Floyd Temple
Dick Fanning
Jerry Waldschmidt
Texas Lutheran
Texas
Loonery
Jack Baer
Buzz McDonald
Dale Mitchell Jr
Cleveland Star
Tulsa
Tony Sharpe
John Faiman
Iowa State
L. C
Timm
Air Force
Dave Hoyt
Frank Prentup
Wildcats
Arkansas State
Ray Wauthier
Arkansas
Centenary
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W.L. Pet
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Chicago
San Francisco
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Boston
al Dark
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Dan Krebs
Westwood Tops
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Ken McMullen
Los Angeles Dodgers
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Chicago Cubs
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Braves
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WIR
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Vista
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