Big Jaco Cinder Carnival Opens Friday in Garden City
Athletes from 73 junior colleges in 23 states converge on Memorial Stadium for the 27th annual national junior college track and field meet. Howard County Juco defends after a strong recent run, with Phoenix and Big Spring among past champions. Local scouts will attend as schools from across the nation compete for top marks in 17 events including sprints, distance runs, hurdles, jumps, and throws.
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Bob Greer
Memorial Stadium
Garden City
Caracia
West Coast
Oregon
Big Spring
Tex
Hutchinson
Howard County
Juco
West Texas
Jayhawks
Mesa
Ariz
Odessa
Phoenix
Bears
Arizona
Victoria
Hutch
Coffeyville
Bill Bowker
Colorado
Sterling
Mel Gray
Fort Scott
Randy Nichols
Page and Garden City Teleopranm May 15 1968
Local page notice from Garden City area for Wednesday May 15 1968. Includes event listings and community notices likely centering on teleopranm activities and town happenings. Names and exact times are unreadable in the fragment but indicate a public notices section.
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Page & Garden City Teleopranm
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results
The Standings show Cleveland 4 New York 2 Detroit 4 Baltimore 0 Chicago 7 California 6 Oakland 13 Minnesota 8 Boston 5 Washington 4. Today’s games include Washington at Boston and New York at Cleveland, plus several matchups across the league with rain impacting Houston at San Francisco and other pairings.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Chicago
California
Oakland
Minnesota
Boston
Washington
Milwaukee
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Boston O
Chicago Il
Ww. Kl. Pet. G.B. St. Louis
San Fran
Pittsburgh Ac
Maine Wins Tribune Meet Golf Tourney
A 52-player field at the Greeley County Golf Club open in Tribune saw Maine’s Marvin Maune win the championship flight with 94 strokes over 23 holes amid high winds. Woodrow Riley of Syracuse claimed the first-flight title with 85 for 18 holes, while Ken Scott served as Tribune association secretary.
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Tribune
Kansas
Colorado
Cheyenne Wells
Sheridan Lake
Springfield
Sharon Springs
Syracuse
Lakin
Marvin Maune
Kendall
Woodrow Riley
Bill Houston
Grady Grissom
Ken Scott
Tribune Association
Maine
Wayne Smith
Ted Billinger
Cheyne Wells
Three Slow Pitch Tilts At Fansler Field
Three men’s slow pitch softball games were played at Fansler Field in Finnup Park Tuesday night. Melvin Rupp managed a new team that lost 15-13 after leading 12-11 late. Kinney Glass had 19 hits to beat Las Palmas Tavern 13-2. G I Forum edged Ehresman Packers 15-14. Three more games are set for Thursday night at Fansler Field with Las Palmas Tavern vs O K Coffee Shop, O K Coffee Shop vs Kinney Glass, and G I Forum vs Rupp Team.
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Fansler Field
Finnup Park
Melvin Rupp
O.K. Coffee Shop
Kinney ‘Glass Tap
Las Palmas ‘Tavern
G.I. Forum
Ehresman Packers
Las Palmas Tayfern
Kinney Glass
Rupp
Chiefs Sign Three 1968 Draft Picks for Chiefs
Kansas City AP reports three 1968 Chiefs draft selections have signed. Tom Nosewicz, Tulane defensive end at 6-6 and 260 pounds, was No.11 pick. Robert Holmes, 14th round running back from Southern University, 5-9 and 220 pounds. Wesley Williams, 6-2 and 230, Texas Southern running back, to be tried at linebacker. Kansas City has now signed five of its picks.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
Tom Nosewicz
Tulane
Chiefs
Robert Holmes
Southern University
Wesley Williams
Texas Southern
Ryun Rogers Lead Big 8 Meet Entries In Boulder
Defending champions rush to five events at the 40th Big Eight track meet in Boulder. World record holder Jim Ryun of Kansas anchors the mile and 880, while Colorado’s Chuck Rogers eyes 17 feet in the pole vault and a high altitude test. The field features other titleists including George Byers and James Hardwick, with Nebraskans Kudron and Stev ens among challengers.
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Boulder
Colo
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Colorado
Chuck Rogers
Ryun
Rogers
Wyoming
Larry Curts
Oklahoma State
Bob Steinhoff
Tare George Byers
James Hardwick
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Dave Kudron
Byers
Dave Stevens
Kudron
National Federation
Ryan
Kansas State
Terry Holbrook
K-State
Ben Olsson
Clinfton Forbes
Glen Odgen
Missouri
Larry Wright
Hal Oswalt
Mike Rose
Lennox Burgher
Steve Krebs
Doug Knop
KSU Loses Three Gridders Amid Off Field Incident
Manhattan Kansas AP reports that three Kansas State University football players face unlikely criminal charges for an April 27 altercation near Manhattan. Scholarships were withdrawn from Jay Vader and Greg Marn, while Mike Bruhin will not return next fall. Vader and Marn are juniors. Bruhin is a junior. Coach Vince Gibson criticized the actions and said the team regrets the incident.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Howard Fick
Riley County
Jay Vader
Kansas City
Greg Marn
Cleveland
Ohio
Vince Gibson
Gibson
Mike Bruhin
Bruhin
Ballwin
Turf Decision Is Due Today
The 1968 Kentucky Derby winner Dancer's Image faces disqualification as Churchill Downs stewards nearing a 29 hour hearing. Trainers and witnesses including Lou Cavalaris testified while the outcome could affect Pimlico entries for Saturdays Preakness. The case concerns alleged illegal administration of a pain killer to the colt.
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Louisville
Dancer
Churchill Downs
Lou Cavalaris
Forses Race Here This Weekend At Garden City Meet
Garden City hosts the seventh annual horse racing weekend by the Garden City Racing Club at Finney County Fairgrounds half mile oval. Six races Saturday with post time 2 pm. a saddle horse jackpot daily if entries warrant. Derby winner Derby winner details and entry fees noted. public invited. proceeds aid Retarded Children. Rick Campbell signs with Kansas State basketball coach Cotton Fitzsimmons confirms commitment.
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Garden City
Garden City Racing Club
Finney County Fairgrounds
Bill Porterfield
Racing Club
Wnitilg
Crazy House
Roping Club
Roping Club Racing Committee
Porterfield
Ron Remschner
Dick Smith
Garden City Association For Retarded Children, Inc
Chil
Holly
Colo
Syracuse
Laverne
Okla
Dighton
Kansas
Cliff Powers
Copeland
Krug Helps Win CIC Tennis Title for Emporia State
Emil Krug Jr., former Garden City High School and junior college student, helped Emporia State Teachers College win the CIC tennis championship last week. He played on the No. 1 doubles team with Rich Aleshire and defeated Washburn University in the finals.
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Emil Krug Jr
Garden City
Emporia State Teachers College
CIC
Krug
Emil Krug
Emporia
Rich Aleshire
Washburn University
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Mose
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Ed Johnson
Dallas
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Fred Yengley
Murray
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Dale Alexander
Biorado
Jesse Johnson
Phomix
Neville Myton
Jove Gomez
Tom Turner
Tim Mel Burnay
Cleve Wilson
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Montgomery
Bob Bogilione
Dave Pabmer
Glendale
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Dave Hus Ball
George Carty
Marcia Walker
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Claude Couch
Big Springs
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Leonard Gaskill
John Silman
Victorian
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Ken Greene
Manatee
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Henderson County
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On Inchurch
Okio
Othera
Tom Gipson
Robert Trout
John Barker
Jim Boulekik
Mayn
Fred Cespedes
Miami-Dade South
Wia
John West
Grand Junction
Mark Lsted
Mark Murro
Mena
Dick Harding
Ontario
Ore
Bob Hole
Lola
Ian
Charles Shrum
Miami- Dade North
Skip Peterson
R.D. Crawford
J.D. Kemp
Minami- Dade North
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Larry Reed
Mesa, Ariz
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Mark Farrell
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