Jayhawk Ambassadors Named by KU Football
Lawrence Kansas AP Tight end John Schroll and linebacker Tommy Oakson will tour Kansas as Jayhawks football ambassadors this summer. The pair will address civic groups and KU alumni about the 1972 football prospects and the program’s outlook statewide.
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Riva Ridge Leads 16 in Derby Contenders at Churchill Downs
Riva Ridge, winner of major stakes and over 500000, heads 16 Derby contenders including Dr Neale, Hold Your Peace, No Le Hace and Head of the River. The 98th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs carries a 140300 first prize with 126 pounds on the field. weather forecasts show rain in Louisville.
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Riva Ridge
Meaton Stud
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J. R. Straus
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Max Gluck
Lewisville
Melllon
Ron Tur
Brand New Game For NY's Rangers Triumph Over Bruins
The New York Rangers surged to a 5-2 win over Boston to cut the series deficit to 2-1. Rod Gilbert scored twice as New York capitalized on three straight power plays in the first period. Boston relied on short-handed scores in a 6-5 first game win and a 2-1 second game victory, while Esposito and Orr were hurt.
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One Putts Will Decide Winners In Ladies Golf
Julie Lemke led 18 hole Mighty Swimmer on Tuesday at Garden City Country Club during the weekly Kansas Women's Golf Association event. In 9 hole play Nadine Hilyard won flight A, Frances Cox took B flight, Margaret Masoner C flight, and Pat Rooney led D flight in a day of tee times and groupings for upcoming one putt contest.
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Mary Burton
Elaine Fenton
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Margaret Masoner
Lamoine Jones
Sybil Miller
Blanche Salyer
Martha Schrader
Charlotte
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Vera Langdon
Maxine Clark
A. J. Willams
Carolyn Kinney
LuCell Shepp
Abbie Rupp
Stolen Garnand
Galene Wiley
Pauling Weddle
Mac Rooney
Anita Gaiyer
Amorthe Foster
Pat Rooney
Maureen Cleaver
Dorothy Farmer
Judy Naseer
Maxine Jewell
Babs Gardiner
Four Golf Meets On Tap in Area
Southwest Kansas golfers have four open tourneys this weekend with Woodward Oklahoma on Saturday and Sunday, and Dighton Plains and Guymon Oklahoma on Sunday only. Woodward offers a $1600 merchandise purse across four flights with 7 am starts and $30 team entries.
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Tolan's Triple Turns the Trick
Reds beat the Cardinals 9-5 as Tolan delivers a decisive triple and Perez glove wizardry preserves lead. Concepcion lifts with a clutch RBI, while Cubs blank Braves 8-0 in other NL action. Reynolds signs multi year deal with Patriots after standout SDSU season.
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KU Lists Signings
KU signs 3 juco graduates and 37 high school seniors to letters of intent. Coach Don Fambrough hails the group as quality athletes who can contribute to the football program. Juco players include Jerome Hodges Fort Scott guard, Bob Spear Arkansas City defensive back, and Mike Lemon Ellsworth linebacker. Most high school signees are from Kansas City and other Kansas towns, with reps from Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, and Big Eight states.
Prep College Girls Track Makes Big Hit at Liberal Relays
Seward County Juco Liberal Panhandle State College and Pratt Juco fielded a women's division at the Liberal Relays. Liberal won the galf division with 33 points as Shelia Sumner swept three events including the broad jump 100 and 50-yard hurdles. Other events included 220 440 relays high jump and shot put. The piece notes growing interest in girls track and its potential to boost boys track, plus mentions Oklahoma's first state meet for high school girls and Kansas State trapshooting honors with Opal Rowland and Carmelita Slattery. It also highlights Chris Perez of Lakin High a top Kansas high school distance runner invited to LSU meet with a 4 14.4 mile pace.
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Carmelita Slattery
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Mike Jomson
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Mays Nearing Ultimate Move to Step Aside
San Francisco AP reports Willie Mays, turning 41, may retire after this season. He says he will help younger players, notes a slow start with a .181 average, 1,857th RBI, and a 22nd big league season. He wants to decide soon and acknowledges the toughest choice is retiring.
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Buffs Seek WCKL Crown at Garden City Meet
Garden City High's Buffaloes compete in the West Central Kansas League track meet at Hays led by coach Wayne Stagaard. The Buffs, a WCKL staple since 1960, seek team and relay titles, with history of multiple event champions and a string of conference records across the 12 prior meets.
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Horseshoe Tourney Slated Here Sunday
Furst announces a one day horseshoe pitching tourney at Fintup Park starting 1 pm Sunday. Fred Hem mert directs with three classes. round robin format. 50 shoes to be pitched before start. Entry is 2 dollars per pitcher. trophies for top three in each class. Details from Hemmert at 276-29-94.
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Fred Hemmert
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