Big Eight Coaches Discuss Oklahoma Violations in Chicago
In Chicago, Big Eight faculty reps planned actions over Oklahoma recruiting violations tied to Kerry Jackson’s transcript alteration. Switzer warned of postseason bans and loss of TV rights, while noting Oklahoma will play the season regardless. Other new coaches discussed team depth, health, and prospects for Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, and Colorado.
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Eddie Crowder
Colorado
Charlie
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Chowder
Buffaloes
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Cornhuskers
Davis Cup players resist tie breakers in U S rout of Chile
In North Little Rock AP report United States Davis Cup team rejects tie breaker use citing endurance and conditioning as they sweep Chile in the American Zone finals. Stan Smith Erik Van Dillen win decisive sets to seal 3-0, with Gorman also victorious before forfeit ends play. Davis Cup next faces Romania near San Francisco July 17-19.
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Seattle
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Pasadena
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Gorman
Ralston
London
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Romania
San Francisco
Rabbits Lose Not the Bunnies in Prairie League Final
Prairie League girls age 11 and 12 played a double elimination post season softball with 11 teams. Cottontails defeated Rabbits 8 to 5 for the tourney championship. The Bunnies were eliminated earlier and unplaced, causing confusion among parents over team names.
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Final night of sub state men's slow pitch at Fansler Field
The 18 team double elimination meet concludes tonight at Fansler Field with 8 pm and 9 pm games. Oasis of Garden City faces Jayhawk Rendering of Dodge City in the 8 pm match and Southwest Carpet and Tile meets the 8 pm winner at 9 pm, with a possible 10 pm rematch to crown the sub state champion and earn a state berth in Hutchinson later this month.
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Pair Eliminated From HPL Meet
The first two teams were eliminated in the High Plains Leaguers post-season tournament at Clint Lightner Field. Eight teams started, double-elimination, with the meet winding up Sunday. Odd Fellows beat Deerfield 16 1 and Shriners edged Holcomb 8 7 to knock two more sides out.
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Maryland assistant Tim Autry resigns to lead South Carolina State
College Park Maryland AP Tim Autry resigns as an assistant basketball coach at Maryland to become head coach at South Carolina State College. Autry a Winston Salem College graduate, served under Lefty Driesell for one season after posting a 46 16 record with Wilmington Dell High School.
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Lefty Driesell
Wilmington, Dell
Royals Fall 7-2 in All-Star Exhibition Clash
Kansas City starter Ken Wright allowed five earned runs in five innings as the American Association All-Stars topped the Royals 7-2 in Omaha. Ken Griffey of Indianapolis earned MVP honors with two hits, a run, and three stolen bases, while Ed Kirkpatrick provided the Royals’ lone notable feat with a fourth inning double and subsequent score.
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Ed Johnson
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Tommy Kent
Oklahoma City
Wil McEnaney
Inianapolis
Mark Littell
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Liberal Athlete Heads for KSU
Liberal High School star Craig Cooper signs a letter of intent with Kansas State University. He plans to play baseball and basketball for KSU and previously starred in football, basketball, and baseball after transferring from Omaha, Nebraska. He was named Liberal High's most outstanding athlete last April.
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Father Son Place In National Race
A Garden City man and his son finished fourth in a national sailing meet at Lake Shawnee near Topeka. James Flournoy and Thad sailed in the Sweet 16 division, placing second in two races but fourth in the final session amid high winds and capsizing boats. They belong to the High Plains Sailing Club and have about three years of experience.
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Yankees Lose In 10 Inning Scuffle. Detroit Tops AL East
After an 8 inning surge, the Yankees led 4-1 but a two run pinch homer by Frank Howard and a late errant throw helped Detroit win in 10 innings. Baltimore fell to second with a 5-3 loss to Boston, while Cleveland beat Chicago 7-3. Mets, Astros, Expos, Dodgers won in the National League.
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Standings in the National League by Associated Press
Standings show East and West divisions with teams including Detroit Baltimore St Louis Boston Chicago New York Pittsburgh Milwaukee Montreal Cleveland Philadelphia and Oakland. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list key matchups and pitchers with varying records and upcoming games across multiple cities.
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Senior Golfers Tourney at Scott City yields close scores
Eighty entrants vie at Scott County Country Club in the Senior Golfers Tourney for 50 plus with sudden death playoffs. Winners include 50–56 flight top finisher Al Heimer of Scott City 78, John Henderson 74, Gordon Crone 77, 57–64 flight Reed Fleury 77, Jack Dowden 77, Woody Templar 77, 65 plus group Dick Stinchcomb 78, Erv Hendrickson 81. other honors go to Dale Fisher nearest to pin and Gordon Crone longest drive 205 yards.
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M.H. Beutler
Ness City
Lakin Tournament Plans Rearranged
A tragic highway accident at the park entrance Monday night claimed two children's lives and prompted a rearrangement of the Lakin tournament schedule.
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State All-Star Tickets On Sale In Garden City
Tickets go on sale in Garden City for the first annual state high school all-star football and basketball games to be played this week in Wichita. Basketball is Friday at Henry Levitt Arena, football Saturday at Cessna Stadium. Prices: football four dollars general, two dollars for students. basketball three dollars for adults and students. Proceeds go to cerebral palsy research. Events promoted by the Kansas Jaycees. Don Pile of Garden City will play in the football game.
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