Tigers Favored In Big 8 Track Meet Preview
Missouri leads in a Big 8 track forecast with star Robin Lingle and depth across events. Oklahoma State Nebraska Kansas compete for top spots. Watson and Bagley expected to boost Oklahoma's chances if healthy. AP chart projects Missouri near 112 points with others close, but key injuries and form could reshape the standings.
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Stillwater
Missouri
Robin Lingle
Tigers
Champset Missouri
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Jayhawks
Watson
Bagsey
Hig
Gal Stanishinae
Singh
Associated Press
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas State
Town State
Bagley
Preston Holsinger
Floyd Manning
Jim Farrell
Bill Younger
Russ Laverty
OSU
Kent McCroughan
Bob Hanson
Victor Brooks
Jim Miller
Cal Groff
Fine
Missoni
Bob Neunan
Gene Crews
Standings and results from national league baseball
The Associated Press standings show Sai Fran leading with 16 wins and 8 losses, Milwaukee at 15 2, New York 7 19, and others. Wednesday results include New York 5 Milwaukee 2 and Houston 2 San Francisco 1. several rainouts and slates for today and Friday with numerous matchups across cities. Former coach Thomas Ray Mobley, 72, longtime athletic director and football coach at Southwestern Louisiana Institute, died of a heart attack in Alexandria Louisiana.
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Associated Press
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Trouston
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
San Francisco
St. Lows
Alexandria
Thomas Ray Mobley
Shreveport
Atletic
Southwestern Louisiana —_ Institute
University of Southwestern Louisiana
G.B
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Garden City Juco heads to national track meet in Texas
Six Garden City Junior College athletes travel with Coach Dale Meadors to Big Spring Texas for the 1965 national juco track and field meet. Participants include Louis Horton Doug Schifferle Fred Adams John DeRario Pat Keller and Larry Bloyd. Events featured: 440 and 830 yard races for Schifferle Horton and Adams. mile for DeBarlo. medley relay with Schifferle Keller Bloyd Horton. mile relay Adams Bloyd Schifferle Horton. Team drives 450 miles, stays at Hotel Settles, returns Sunday.
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Garden City Junior College
West Texas
Big Spring
Tex
Howard County Juco Af
Garden City
Dale Meadors
Louis Horton
Doug Schifferle
Fred Adams
John DeRario
Pat Keller
Larry Bloyd
Schifferle
DeBarlo
Keller
Bloyd
Horton
Garden
Adams
GCIC
Blg Spring
Harness Race Track Sets Betting Record at Roosevelt Raceway
Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury New York reports a historic season with a total mutuel handle of 144 027 355 over 72 nights. The average daily betting topped two million dollars at 4 227 107 while total attendance reached 1 743 208.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Beau
Juco Golfers Finish Season At Pratt Meet
Garden City Junior College wrapped IM4 play at Pratt with a Jayhawk Conference town. Nine junior colleges competed in a 27 hole medal format at Park Hills Country Club. Hutchinson claimed team and four man divisions. Independence and Coffeyville followed in medals. Garden City faded but top Garden City scorers Doug Weber and Jack Alexander posted 125 and 132 respectively in the two man/division. John Pruitt of Coffeyville led medalists with 112 while Ken Ritchey of Independence stood second with 116.
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Pratt — Garden City
Jayhawk
Hutch
Independence
Dodge City
Garden
Coffeyville
Garden City
Doug Weber
Jack Alexander
David Davis
Bob Mastroni
Davis
Mastroni
John Pruitt
Ken Ritchey
Weber
Calumet Farm colt shipped to Garden State Park
Trainer Jimmy Jones moved Calumet Farm's Kentucky bred colt from Maryland to Garden State Park to prepare for the Kentucky Derby. The plan aimed to have the horse race at Louisville, with interest mounting among fans and bettors.
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Jimmy Jones
Calumet Farm
Maryland
Garden State Park
Garden City High Stars First Varsity Girls Tennis Season
Garden City High School completed its first varsity girls tennis season directed by Greta Wheeler. Eleven players competed across four dual meets and two tournaments. Dugan led singles, Krug/Howland were top doubles, with Scott City and Pratt as key rivals in a season finishing at Scott City High Invitational.
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Arden City High
Joyce Morgan
Rita Shook
Kary Nelson
Laurie Cowgill
DeDe Dugan
Patty Keim
Beverly Krug
Janet Werner
Carol Howland
Peggy Morgan
Jan Mortis
Jim Brinkmeyer
Garden City High
Greta Wheeler
Buff
GCHS
Great Bend
Pratt
Garden
Dighton
Scott
Karyl Nelson
Buffs
Handicap Golf Tourney at Garden City CC Flights Winners
Sally Rebingon won the A flight in Garden City Country Club weekly ladies day handicap event part of a Kansas Women’s Golf Assn. tourney. Jewel Blackett took B flight and Lee Maxfield the C flight. D flight honors shared by Virginia Krey Erna Andrews and Jean Speckman. The club’s tourney runs Monday through Wednesday with nine hole medal play on Tuesday for nonparticipants and listed pairings for each flight.
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Sally Rebingon
Garden City Country Club
Kansas
Jewel Blackett
Lee Maxfield
Virginia Krey
Erna Andrews
Jean Speckman
Louise Vance
Marion Hess
Raye Eisner
Joyce Boone
Sally Robinson
Louise Gondies
Betty Waters
Katherine Strackeljohn
Vesta Korif
Judy Bourne
Brdene Corley
Sue Unger
Grace Craig
Nonie Saffels
Abbe Morgan
Bernice Anderson
Kay Wells
Anne Waddell
Nola Blackwood
Florence Nanninga
Bonnie Devies
Wanda Eisner
Florence Burris
Serena Downing
Katherine Hart
Bette Walker
Velma Piland
Lamoine Jones
June Benedict
Sibyl Miller
Grace Stone
Palmer Enters Sooner Meet at Oklahoma City Open
The $40,000 Oklahoma City Open golf tournament begins at Quail Creek Country Club with Arnold Palmer, winner in 1959, as the top attraction. Also in the field are Fred Hawkins, Gene Littler, Don Fairfield, and former PGA champions Jack Burke Jr., Bob Rosburg, Jay Hebert, and Lionel Hebert. This marks the third year at Quail Creek after moving from Twin Hills.
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Oklahoma City
Quail Creek Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Fred Hawkins
Gene Littler
Don Fairfield
Jack Burke Jr
Bob Rosburg
Jay Hebert
Lionel Hebert
East's Ryun Faces Strong State Meet Mile Showdown
At Manhattan Kansas a standout high school mile duel looms between Jim Ryun of Wichita East and Gene McClain of Salina with potential national record implications. Ryun has 4:09.6 this season, McClain 4:14.9 regionally. Final rounds begin Saturday after prelims Friday with many records possible in Class BB and returns of top champions across A and B divisions.
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Topeka
Kansas
Manhattan
Jim Ryun
Wichita East
Gene McClain
Salina
Ryan
McClain
Wichita
Bob McKee
Abilene
Frank Jones
Bonner Springs
Sports slate previews tense 1963 64 season ends
Bowling closes Garden Bowl season as Tumbleweed Women prepare for a final night action. Softball seeks entrants in Southwest Kansas Women's League with contact Leo Eek. Friday marks state track championships at Kansas State University with Garden City Telegran athletes in classes AA A B BB. Also national junior college track meet at Big Spring Texas with Howard County JC and Garden City Jackson competing. Steelers sign Bradshaw and Haley for 1964 NFL season.
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Garden Bowl
Big Spring
Tex
Hout
Howard County JC
Garden City Jaco
FISHING BOOM MARKS KANSAS IN 1964 STATEWIDE
Thayne Smith reports a record fishing year in Kansas with widespread runs of crappie catfish black bass and white bass across many lakes including Tuttle Creek Toronto Fall River Webster Kirwin Kanopolis and Geary County. He credits lake rehabilitation and rising anglers as key factors while noting no big walleye runs yet and upcoming developments at John Redmond Reservoir and state meetings.
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Salina
Kansas
Tuttle Creek
Toronto
Fall River
Webster
Kirwin
Clark County
Sheridan County
Geary County
Kanapolis
Turtle Creek
Kenopolis
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Smoky Hill
Kanopolis
Morris Hits Top Game 237 in Garden Rowl bowling night
Two leagues closed their 1963-64 seasons at Garden Rowl Thursday night. Jack Morris led with a 237 high game for the Classic Scratch League, Elliott Dickey topped the Palmer Jewelry series with 582, and Garden Belle Lumber posted the top team game 578 while Red's Cities Service had the best team series 1,677. Results include Red's Cities Service over Henkle Drilling 1,677 to 1,537 and Palmer Jewelers over Rickman Body Shop 1,580 to 1,450. In the Dust Bowlers League, Bonnie Devies and Lilia Shearmire tied for high game at 201, with Shearmire posting the best series 534. Farm Bureau team game 848 and Scott City Air Service team series 2,582 led the women’s standings as Santa Fe Ettes blanked Coca-Cola.
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Garden
Garden Belle Lumber
Kgldtv
Palmer Jewelers
Rickman Body Shop
Dustbowlers
Bonnie Devies
Farm Bureau
Lilia Shearmire
Scott City Air Service
Lilia
Santa Fe Ettes
Coca-Cola
Garden Bowl
Ananio, Inc
Krebs Construction
John Collins Agency
Glover Named AHL MVP After Barons Calder Win
Fred Glover led the Cleveland Barons to the Calder Cup title and was named the American Hockey League Most Valuable Player. He won his third MVP in five years with 27 votes from the league press, radio, and TV group, narrowly ahead of Gump Worsley of the Quebec Aces who received 22 votes.
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Cleveland AP
Fred Glover
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Glover
Gump Worsley
Quebec Aces
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Bob Newsom
Medicine Lodge
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Kinsley
Junior Riggins
Centralia
Gary Luebbe
St. Peter and Ae
Seneca
John Mason
Phillipsburg
Mason
Sfo
Sports Slate
Steelers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Bradshaw
Dick Haley
Thayne Smith
THE
Kansas Sportsman
Fine Kansas Fish and Game Magazine
Joyce Hartman
Bob Hartman
Frontenac
Osawatomie Graphic News
Fishermen's Digest
Gun Digest
John Redmond
Neosho River
Burlington
Kansas Park Authority
23Rd Street
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