Buffs' Miller Tops at K U Relays with five event strength
Colorado sophomore Jim Miller was named the meet's No 1 man at the 38th Kansas Relays. He anchored two winning relays, nearly swept the hurdle events, and helped set a college distance medley record with Tom O'Hara. Miller clocked 45.8 in the anchor 440 and 1:25.0 in the half mile relay. The event featured six meet records and notable performances across multiple schools. A separate drowning incident occurred when 9 year old Darrell Shelton died while fishing with his 12 year old brother at Montgomery County State Lake in Independence.
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Chicago
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Rice
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Texas
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Stan Wright
Duke
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Oregon
Oxnard Air Force Base
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Phil Mulkey
Birmingham
Ala
Robin Lingle
Missouri
West Point
John Damien
Emporia State
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Sizgling
Missour
Greg Pelster
Yul Yost
Nebraska
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Ed Red
TCU
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Leander Durley
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Independence
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Montgomery County State
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Young Harry Fanok Wins Twice in Eight Innings
The 20 year old pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals earned two wins in under eight innings across a doubleheader against Philadelphia. He blanked the Phillies for 5 1/3 innings in game two, giving the Cardinals a 10 5 victory, after a prior shutout relief performance against the Pirates. Gene Oliver and Curt Flood homered to fuel a late tie, and Fanok drove in the last two runs with a double. In the opener, Ed Bauta struggled as the Phillies won 4-3 in ten innings. Meanwhile in the American League, the Kansas City Athletics fell to the Los Angeles Angels 6-2, their second straight defeat, as Ron Taylor pitched for the Cards in the first game and Ted Bowsfield took the loss for the A’s. The Messenger Stake at Roosevelt Raceway crowned Thor Hanover the winner in the world’s richest harness race 1982, with a purse of 169,430 and Thor Hanover earning 84,715.
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Athletics
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Ted Bowsfield
Angels
Roosevelt Raceway
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Man makes 3000 mile horseback trip to Vernon firehouse
John P. Wilson a 30 year old country musician rode his horse into Vernon California fire station claiming he had just ridden in from Florida. He said he traveled from Indian River City Florida covering about 3000 miles because he was tired of late night music performances.
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Lakers Trim Celtics In Game Six To Stay Alive
Los Angeles Lakers defeated Boston Celtics 128 to 119 in Boston to halve the NBA Finals deficit. Elgin Baylor and Jerry West sparked the comeback as L A erased a 1 3 8 deficit, Baylor scoring 41 and West totaling 32, with Red Auerbach warning the series would hinge on the next game in Los Angeles.
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