National junior college track meet draws 47 schools
Readable listings show 47 junior college teams entering the national track and field meet. Entries span universities from Garden City to Chicago, with events across sprinting, distance, hurdles, relays, and seven field contests. Top marks from 1963 1965 and 1969 provide target standards for this year’s competition.
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Natal
Klsaarth Juniar College
Jose Pals
Town
Murray Strallege
Tishomingo
Okla
Nassua Jt
Garden City
North Platte
Neb
Odessa
Tex
Wriehtdeo
Chicago
Onondie
Jeo
Sycacust
Noy
Grand Rapids
Wich IC
Beard Pockets Top Golf Cash Victory in New Orleans Open
Beard defeated Nicklaus and Lenna to win the Greater New Orleans Open with a 276 total after a final round 67. Gardner Dickinson finished second, two strokes back. Nicklaus settled for third with Lema, Miller Barber, and Bob Goalby. Also includes a crabmeat canapé recipe.
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New Orleans
ATP
Frank Beard
Beard
Pat Roberts
Dallas
Fairways
Lakewood Country Club
Jack Nicklaus
Tong Lema
Nicklaus
Lenna
Gardner Dickinson
Lema
Miller Barber
Bob Goalby
Trexy Lusk
Manter
Bob Buck
Kendall
Charles Wallace
Everett Miller
Larry Vulgamore
Standings and Results From Wednesday and Monday Games
The Standings show Wednesday's matchups Cincinnati at New York N St Louis at Philadelphia N Atlanta at Pittsburgh N Houston at Chicago San Francisco at Los Angeles. Monday's Results list Minnesota 2 Washington 1 and California at Kansas City N Chicago at Minnesota N New York at Detroit N Washington at Cleveland N Boston at Baltimore N.
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Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Houston
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
California
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Associated Press
National League
San Fran
Los Angeles _ ayg
Pittsburgh As
Phila Einem
New Yorkn
St. Louis Wes
Pet. GB
Baltimore Ap
Detroit Igen
California Ee
Chicago _ oy
Minnesota A
New York i
Boston Aebtel
St Marys Honors Athletes At Annual Banquet
St Marys School held its third annual sports banquet Sunday morning at Knights of Columbus Hall. Coach Laddie Hernandez spoke and distributed letters to players from seventh and eighth grade teams as well as inaugural track squad members. Eighth graders earned first basketball letters. Rome became first St Marys athlete with four letters. Special recognitions went to Mike Lemke and Steve Geier.
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St. Mary’s School
Fathers and Sons
Knights of Columbus Hall
Laddie Hernandez
Knights
St. Mary
St. Mary’s
Dodge City
Patrick Hamit
Delbert Meng
John Bergkamp
Richard Oeding
Floyd Blue
Gary Wigner
Ralph Rupp
Jack Rupp
Dennis Hahn
Eddie Oeding
Nick Rome
Robert Wasinger
Gary Knoll
Danny Geier
Rome
Ronald Slater
John Rintoul
Mike Knoll
Mike Schiffelbein
Mike Lemke
Steve Geier
Fred Whitehurst
Harry Brungardt
Manuel Garcia
Joseph Geckles
Kenneth Knoll
Rodney Hoffman
Don Miller
Roger Pickett
Tom Herman
Fred McMillan
Larry Schiffelbein
Bob Brungardt
The
Knights of Columbus
Bob Greer
Telegram
Sweet Luck Firesweep Complete Trotter Field
Sweet Luck and Firesweep geldings join Adios Marches in a five horse field for the $65,000 Pace of the Century at Yonkers Raceway. The event features the first meeting between world champions Bret Hanover and Cardigan Bay.
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New York
Sweet Luck
Firesweep
Yonkers Raceway
Adios Marches
Bret Hanover
Cardigan Bay
State Berths to Area Athletes at Dodge City Meet
Telegram area athletes earned state berths at Kansas State University Manhattan after strong performances in the regional track meet for classes B and BB. Cimarron’s Roger Timken led with three firsts while Lakin, Johnson, Deerfield, and others qualified multiple events and relays for state.
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Dodge City
Telegram
Kansas State University
Manhattan
St. John
Maize
Johnson
Cimarron
Roger Timken
Ingalls
Satanta
Timken
Lakin
Terry McVey
Jack Lucas
Bill Schlegel
Lucas
Basil Julian
Jerry Duran
Ron Lewis
W. D. McNeely
Tribune
Jackrabbits
Rich Grubb
Perry Ross
Satanda
Archie van Sickle
Sublette
Larry Staton
Leot
Mike Carlisle
Jerry Gillen
Gary Holstein
Duane Woods
Deerfield
Ford
Macksville
Lewis
Bazine
Deerfeild
Garfield
Copeland
Kendall
Manter
Moscow
Johnny Cox
Jim Zubeck
Jimmy Johnson
Steve Florer
Danny Novack
Will
New NFL Team Yet To Be Picked
Washington AP report on the 16th NFL expansion club still unnamed as owners delay until before the college draft. Rozelle notes seven cities will present stadium plans to determine Team X's 1987 readiness amid conference realignment and playoff changes. The article also covers expansion competition, a shared scouting system, and goal post height changes.
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Washington
Pete Pozelle
NFL
Rozelle
Houston
New Orleans
Seattle
Wash
Cincinnati
Boston
Portland
Ore
Phoenix
Ariz
Team X
AFL
Don Chandler
Green Bay
Baltimore
Colts
Packers
Cleveland
Connie Zirkel Sweeps Honors At Garden Bowl
Connie Zirkel earned top honors in Garden Bowl action as the Prairie Belles League reached week 35 of 1965-66. She rolled a 233 single and 529 series for Continental Duties, contributing to team highs of 928 game and 2,626 in total pins. Other results include Continental Duties over Campbell Insurance 2,626 to 2,213 and Dial Tones over B&B Restaurant 2,581 to 2,348.
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Connie Zirkel
Prairie Belles League
Connie
Garden Bowl
Maxine Bates
Kerr
Continental
Campbell Insurance
Charleston Co-op Chargers
Gibson Discount Center
Gerber Oil of
Charleston
Warren Hotel
Dial
B&b
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Aig
Cecil Turner
Pratt
Donnie Coker
Victoria
Jex
Steve Langham
Big Spring
Art Rodriguez
San Antonio
Roger Kirkwood
Robert Madrid
Pasadena
Calif
Rob Singleton
Victoria, Tex
Jack Abbott
Brenham
Warren Gillette
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Ed Mooney
Scottsbluff
Mike Hill
James Garner
Hutchinson
Les Steers
San Mateo
Ernie Verbage
Mich
George Brown
Compton
Glen Graepel
Farmingdale
Seco
Nanty
George Sanders
Technicolor
Roma
Garden Drive-In
Jane Mansfield
St. Mary's
George Miller
Jim Vare
Bruce Unruh
Wes Unruh
Alden
Uetea
Kansas
College of Emporia
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan University
Tabor College
Washburn University
Dickenson Jewelry
Renick Noe
L.D.S. Church
Spencer
Mr. Greeen
Mr. Gresen
Groton
Amnalvgis
Gulf Oil Corporation Chemical Department
Paene DR
Garden City, Ks
Mr. Greten
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