Dickerson Wins First Jaycee Spring Open Golf Title
John Dickerson, Garden City High coach, shot 8 under par 97 to win the inaugural Jaycee Spring Tournament at Garden City Airlinks. Keith Stincheamh of Lakin took second, with Larry Colson third, as 78 players from 15 communities competed in the two major Airlinks events this summer.
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Rob Greer
John Dickerson
Uiderpar
Garden City
Dickerson
Garden City High
Jaycees
Keith Stincheamh
Lakin
Colorado Interstate
Ginderpar
Bernie Caldwell
Lourney
Secom Ning
Larry Colson
Deerfield High
Oakdwell
Jerry Caltwell
David Davis
Larry Stucker
Lloyd Feldman
Meade
Terry Jones
Garden City Highlinks
Jones
Delbert Davis
Cimarron
Hendrickson
Dighton
Endricksen
Keting
Davis
Charley Day
Dodge City
Clarence Wheaton
Day
Nile
Wheaton
Roland Warden
Lee Selichnow
Think
Garden
Wardeh
Selichnow
Bob Taylor
Phite
Deerfield
Keith Stincomb
Scott City Teams Win Mixed Doubles Title at Garden Bowl
Scott City team Air Port 180s won first place in the second annual Mixed Doubles Tourney, the three-weekend event ending at Garden Bowl. Thirty teams participated, with 120 singles and doubles entries, and Scott City players totaled 2,254 pins including 130 handicap. Margarite and Warren Goos of Liberal won doubles, Eva May Fross of Garden City led women's singles, and William Weber of WaKeeney took men's all events.
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Scott City
Airport
Garden Bowl
Entrica
Scott Citlans
Lucag and
Pancake of
Sharon Springs
Startz
Steak House of
Wa- Keeney
Margarite
Warren Goos
Liberal
Amelia
Hugh Fannin
Ness City
Accoud
Latry Dietz
Don Webster
Ness
William Weber
Charley Jones
Ae Barton
Garden City
Eva May Fross
Garden
Bonnie Devies
Florence Hertel
Ulysses
Wakceney
Imugh Fannin
Mary Scott
Bonnie Dennes
Margarite Goos
Boros Wins Colonial Open at Fort Worth by Four Strokes
Jwins Boros, veteran from Mid Pines, NC, won the Colonial National Invitational by four strokes at Fort Worth. He fired a final 71 to finish -279 and collect $12,000, as Gary Player surged late to second with 1d -278, while Jack Nicklaus earned third with 284.
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Fort Worth
Ilide
Gary Player
Boros
Jack Nicklaus
First Softball Game Tuesday at Finnup Park
The season opener has Southwest Carpet and Tile facing Rozel Perforators of Libra at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Finnup Park diamond. A double header with Lynn Chadd pitching for the visitors. he once pitched for Frank Epp Chevrolet. Admission funds the summer recreation fund. A 7:30 p.m. work night at the field precedes the opener.
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Southwest
Rozel Perforators
Libera
Finnup Park
Lynn Chadd
Frank Epp Chevrolet
Dodge City
Summer Y Recreation Fund
K State Rider Slater Named All Around Cowboy
MANHATTAN KAN AP Dave Slater of Kansas State was named the all around cowboy with the regional rodeo sponsor by the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Saturday Fanchene Beurmand Kansas State was chosen as all around cowgirl About 100 students from Midwest schools competed Slater won the bulldogging contest Rich Behrens the bareback bronc riding They qualified for the national rodeo in Littleton Colo next month
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Manhattan
Kan
Dave Slater
Kansas State
National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association
Periodical Hit With $2 Million Damage Suit
Charles J. Curry, presiding judge of Jackson County court, files a $2 million damage suit against American Republicum Inc. over a story this week about a federal tax case involving the Curry family. Curry says the publication attacked him personally for months.
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Kansas City
American Republicum, Inc
Charles J. Curry
Jackson County
Curry
Plan to Boost Two Pro Teams
In Dallas the NFL owners approved a plan to aid the two weakest clubs, the Oakland Raiders and the New York Jets. The Jets could obtain up to 24 players from six other teams, while Oakland could receive up to 12. Each of the other clubs would designate veterans and half of their rosters as unavailable, allowing the Jets and Raiders to pick unprotected veterans and certain free agents, plus a rookie draftee from each club.
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Oakland Raiders
New York Jets
Milt Woodard
Commussioner
Buffalo
Boston
Houston
San Diego
Denver
New York
Jets
Oakland
Woodard
20 Area Youths To Go to State
A long list of Kansas towns and schools shows twenty area youths advancing to the state track meet. Distinct names include Medicine Lodge Pratt Buhler Scott City Goodland Atwood Cosby Lyons Tlugoton Ellinwood Ulysses Larned Anthony Oakley Kingman Kinsley Lakin St. Francis Tribune Johnson Holcomb Copeland Cimarron Syracuse Friends Academy Sublette Fowler Dighton Mullinville Sharon Springs Garfield Gem Ingalls Kendall Edson Bird City Burdett Kis met Minneola Ashland Coldwater Elkhart Plains Bazine Bucklin Ford Greensburg Haviland Healy Herndon Jetmore Lewis McDonald Meade Montezuma Offerle Protection Ransom Rolla.
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Medicine Lodge
Nickerson
Pratt
Buhler
Scott City
Goodland
Atwood
Cosby
Lyons
Tlugoton
Ellinwood
Ulysses
Larned
Anthony
Oakley
Kingman
Kinsley
Lakin
St. Francis
Tribune
Johnson
Holcomb
Copeland
Cimarron
Syracuse
Friends Academy
Sublette
Fowler
Dighton
Mullinville
Sharon Springs
Garfield
Gem
Ingalls
Kendall
Edson
Bird City
Burdett
Kismet
Minneola
Ashland
Coldwater
Elkhart
Plains
Bazine
Bucktlin
Ford
Greensburg
Haviland
Healy
Herndon
Jetmore
Lewis
McDonald
Meade
Montezuma
Offerle
Protection
Ransom
Rolla
LuAss
J. C. Trixon
St. Francia
Lon Floyd
Richard Bennett
Iolcomb
Bill Urie
Mark Martinez
F. C. Hixon
Ellaley
Hill Urie
Chuck Middleswart
Galen McDonald
Jack Brown
Lote Welsh
Don Frazzeo
Bul Lower
Jim Kort
Gerald Burnett
Ted Parte
Jim Burke
Marion Nowy
Marvin Doggett
St. Finais
Maylon Neely
Rhehard Shanfrau
Minnéola
Marvin Cox
Hurdies
Allen Jantz
John Duran
Duane Selneider
Trilinel
Jerry Twight
Klymety
Kenneth Quines
Kingley
Low Floyd Usagi
Duane Sehneider
John Duran Gohnsat
Jim Tyler
Craig Dial
Keith Dini
Duane Weber
Lon Mo
Gaydon
Duane Waler
Keith Dial
Don Dall
Larry Ri Ure
Dean Burkharts
Kilaon
Richard Jona
Terra Y VarRonge
Raymond Moat
Lucy Burtis
Bryan Pentre
Wallyfield
Don Sandora
John Holm
Gene Slate
Dane
Ralay
Max Oyler
Steve Flowers
Dale Fond
Chuck
Randle
Lauien Brodie
Charles Barrymin Pa
Regional track meet yields state qualifiers across many small towns
Dodge City hosted a regional track meet for Class A and B schools with 65 districts participating. Top three in each event earned state berths for next weekend at Wichita. Medicine Lodge led Class A. Kinsley’s Coyotes topped Class B. Lakin and Tribune also posted strong showings. Seventeen Telegram-area athletes qualified for state along with four relay squads, including Cimarron Johnson Sublette Lakin relays and individual standouts such as J C Hixon, Richard Bennett, Bill Lower, and Marlon Neely.
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University of Wichita
Medicine Lodge
Nickerson
Pratt
Scott
Kinsley
Coyotes
Lakin
Tribune
Johnson
Holcomb
Doge City
Jim Moore
Ulysses
Derald McPherson
Scott City
Bob Hittle
Hugoton
Scott Se
Telegram
Cimarron and Johnson
Sublette
Bill Urie
Dennis Clark
Jim Kisel
Mike Erickson
Marlon
Maylon Neely
John Duran
Duane Schneider
Allen Jantz
Jantz
Bob Steitz
Syracuse
Copeland
Mark Martinez
Four Buff Trackmen Qualify For State in Regional Meet
Garden City High School sent three athletes to the state track meet after placing seventh at the Class AA regional at Gowans Stadium. Robert Mayo earned state bids in the high hurdles and broad jump, Bob Stalter qualified in the javelin, and Kent Carmichael advanced in the 180 yard lows. Mayo placed third in both his events, while Stalter and Carmichael posted key prelim performances and finals results.
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Hutchinson
Garden City High
Wayne Dickerson
Buffs
Gowans Stadium
Garden
Wichita North
Great Bend
Wichita South
Newton
Liberal
Wichita West
Dodge City
Wichita Kapaun
McPherson
Wichita Heights
Wichita
Robert Mayo
Bob Stalter
Kent Carmichael
Mayo
University of Wichita
Buff Soph
Stalter
GCHS
Garden City
Dickerson
Hutchinson Junior College
Darrell Dodge
Hutch
Hutch JC
Carmichael
Bryce Roderick
Roderick
Randy Bowling
Carmichael Broad
Mike Blackett
Gale Jones
Young Red Sox rookie pitcher wins third straight
Ted Williams era echoed as 19-year-old Dave Morehead stays perfect with a 4-1 win over the Washington Senators. Boston earns a split of Fenway doubleheader after Washington’s 14th inning opener loss. Other AL and NL results follow, including Dodgers sweep Giants and Indians rally over Tigers.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
San Diego
Herbert Hoover High School
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Herbert Hoover High
Dave Morehead
Washington Senators
Chuck Hinton
Boston
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Los Angeles Angels
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Sox
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Chicago
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Bouton
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Indians
Detroit
Woody Held
RBI
Bil Burton
Cleveland
Athletics
Minnesota
Big Eight to Approve Intent Letter Proposal
Big Eight Conference faculty representatives prepare to bless a letter of intent with four other conferences and four schools covering all sports. The agreement would include Missouri Valley and other major leagues with four leading schools named Fenn State Syracuse Pittsburgh and West Virginia.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Big Eight Conference
Manhattan
Missouri Valley Conference
Valley
Big Fight
Southwest
Big Ten
Atlantic Coast
Southeast
Los Angeles
Fenn State
Syracuse
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Reaves Peters
Wayne Duke
NCAA
Walter Byers
Peters
Duke
Track meet results from 1964 with local runners
In 1964 event, runners Wayne Akagi Mick Bessire Gene Spencer and Wadley Hall competed. Hugoton’s Hittle placed third in high jump at 5-7 and won vault with 12 9. Spencer of Ulysses finished fifth in broad jump at 21-5 5/8. Moore of Ulysses threw javelin 168 feet to take second.
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Wayne Akagi
Mick Bessire
Gene Spencer
Wadley Hall
Hugoton
Hittle
Butch King
Ulysses
Keith Thomas
Scott City
Jerry Yeary
Anthony
Spencer
Moore
Emporia Wins CIC Track Championship in Kansas
Emporia State swept the CIC meet, led by John Damien who won the mile and the 880. Roger Sayers of Omaha led scorers with 15 points, tying the meet record in the 100 and winning the 220 and relay legs. Two meet records fell, including pole vault and javelin, as Pittsburg and Washburn posted notable marks.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Emporia State
John Damien
Hornets
Omaha
Fort Hays State
Washburn
St. Benedict's
Roger Sayers
Damien
Mike Reynolds
Bob Oden
Bill Muncy
Braby Russell Miller
Yes Is The Key To Leadership And Opportunity
Garnand asserts that saying yes to worthy propositions opens community service and leadership doors. Each affirmative should be thoughtful and backed by action, not a blanket tendency to please.
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United Fund
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