Garden City Buffs Take Mile Relay In New AA Mark
Garden City High School Buffs win the one mile relay at Sterling meet in a record 3 37.5 while Southeast blanked in final events 229 and mile relay. Kerry Phillips absent due to groin strain. Dale Culbertson ran in his place. Next action is Garden City Relays at Memorial Stadium Wednesday.
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Southeast
Kerry Phillips
Wichita
Jim Hartley
Ron
Mann
Ernie Brimgardt
Robert Proudfit
Larry Meschke
Mike Paasch
Mike Just
Dale Culbertson
Culbertson
Stewart Nelson
Lynn Lightner
Bobby Williams
Sam Hands
Great Bend
Steve Need
Newton
Dodge City
Dodge
Richard Lightner
Ray Waters
Garden City High
Gale Berger
Tex
Garden City
Borger
Buff Foursue
Hawks Hold Edge in Big Eight All Sports Race
Kansas and Nebraska battle for the all sports crown as Kansas leads in multiple events while Nebraska trails. Oklahoma sits third with strong showings in several sports and six championships already decided as the season nears completion.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Kansas State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Big Eight Cindermen Flex Muscles in Arkansas Relays
Oklahoma State, Kansas State and Missouri led the Arkansas Relays in Fayetteville opening the outdoor season. OSU swept three baton events and set records in relays, while K State won the mile and 880 relays. Crews of Missouri set a shot put record and placed second in discus. Kansas and Pittsburg State earned multiple wins and near records across track events.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Missouri
Arkansas
Arnold Drake
Chris McCubbins
Jim Metcalf
Tom von Ruden
Metcalf
Ron Heser
Larry Linn
John Perry
Cowboys
Payne
Harold Wooten
Moody
Fairchild
Kansas
Schwartz
Tom Parma
Miles Lister
Brown
Moran
Tigers
Bud Roper
Garet Vonnetter
Henry Bell
Darryl Muhrer
Larry Farmer
OSU
Hester
Pittsburg State
Emporia State
Springfield State
Pittsburg
Emporia
K-State
Richard Boehringer
David Harris
Springfield
Boehringer
Sam McDowell
Richard DiPaola
Fittsburg
Garden City Hosts Garden City Relays Entry Count Grows
Twenty eight schools from Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado have entered the Garden City High Relays set for Memorial Stadium. Class AA teams include Garden City Great Bend Liberal and Lamar Cala. Class A lists Ellinwood Larned Seott City Wpses and Guymon Okla with about sixty more entrants. Class B features Bucklin Cimarron and Dodge City among others. Defending champions and prior record breakers are noted for several events across all classes.
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Memorial Stadium
Western Kansas
Great Bend
Liberal
Lamar
Cala
Ellinwood
Larned
Seott City
Wpses
Guymon
Okla
Bucklin
Cimarron
Burdett
Dighton
Ellsworth
Fowler
Healy
Holcomb
Kendall
Lakin
Scoti
Montezuma
Mullinville
Dodge City St. Mary
Satanta
Sublette
Tribune
Colorado
Walsh
Holly
Scores Exhibition Baseball Saturday Results
Saturday results list Chicago A 1 New York N 0 Detroit 3 New York A 2 Houston 5 Kansas City 4 Washington 3 St Louis 1 Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 0 Chicago N 3 California 0 Minnesota 3 Boston 13 Baltimore 7 Pittsburgh 2 Los Angeles 3 Atlanta 1 San Francisco vs Cleveland at Tucson rain Sunday results Pittsburgh 4 Baltimore 3 Chicago A 7 Detroit 1 Washington 5 Kansas City 1 New York A 7 Cincinnati 6 15 innings St Louis 4 Houston 3 New York N 5 Philadelphia 4 12 innings Boston 5 Minnesota 1 7 in nings Chicago N 4 San Francisco 3 Atlanta 4 Los Angeles 2 California 11 Cleveland 8
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Detroit
Houston
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Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
California
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cleveland
Tucson
Wilt Chamberlain sets Big Eight rebounding and scoring marks
Jain still holds Big Eight records for most rebounds and most points in a game plus best single season and career scoring and rebounding averages.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamber
Jain
Sanders Sets Lights on Big Tourneys
Doug Sanders won $18,500 at the Greater Jacksonville Open to add to a two-win season, aiming for the Masters. He matched the event record 273 at Selva Marina amid wind and rain, after a controversial Pensacola incident. Teammate/agent Mike McCormick sees potential for endorsements if Sanders takes one of golf’s four majors. Gary Player placed third at 277, with Weaver, Lema, Bolt, and Beard also earning money.
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Waters
Ron Cripe
Larry Pierce
Randy Swearengen
Stewart Nelson
Dee Rupp
Don Geler
Jim Hartley
Roy Caywood
Mike McCormick
Cleveland
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Goffers
Sanders
Tommy Bolt
Frank Beard
Weaver
Tony Lema
Flight of the Century Cassius Clay Chuvalo Fight
Toronto promoters bill the Clay Chuvalo bout as the Fight of the Century. Chuvalo is top WBA and 9th in Ring. Terrell the WBA champ. Clay seeks first knockout while Chuvalo is a heavy underdog amid controversy over reclassification and religious issues.
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Toronto
Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Ernie Terrell
New York
Chicago
Maine
Dakotas
Maple Leaf Gardens
Terrell
Chuvalo
Ontario Boxing Commission
Clay
WBA
Ring Magazine
London
Eduardo Corletti
Coreletti
Ray Patterson
Floyd
Louisville
Allah
Cassius
Muhammad Ali
144 Score Sets Pace In Garden Bowl Mix Night
Charlotte Yardley led women with 244 game and 641 series at Garden Bowl in the 29th week of 1965 66 mixed league action. Dale Dickenson topped men with 297 game and 557 series. Mixers of Lakin posted high team game 829 and series 2383 as results list yielding scores for Ray's Garage, Dairy King, Garden City Scale Co and more.
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Charlotte Yardley
Garden Bowl
Jay‘hawker
Garden City Scale Co
Charles Scott
Scott Farm Equipment
Lakin
Dale Dickenson
C.R. Anthony
Mixers
Charlotte
Ray’s Garage
Dairy King of
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Scott City Honda
S&e
Red
the Jewels
Scott
Plans Set for Annual Russell Key Tourney
Russell Bowl plans an Open Handicap Singles Classic at Playdium Bowl starting April 2 for Powlers from the area. Prize money totals 750 with 250 for first to trophy, 125 for second. Handicap is 60 percent from 210, max 36 pins per game. Last year 105 entries. entry blanks at local lanes.
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Russell — Powlers
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