New Fangled Remedy Lifts BoSox Chokes Yankees and ChiSox
The MLB recap notes Detroit Tigers thriving on a Boson Red Sox remedy as Boston falls 5-4 to Detroit. Twins pitch six Sox in six singles while Minnesota tops Chicago 3-0 with Jim Kaiat strong on the mound. Yankees edge Brewers 6-5 after late scoring. A’s top Royals 5-4. Orioles beat Indians 6-2. Angels crush Rangers 7-1. Detroit seizes seventh win in eight against Boston.
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Charmane Smith Leads Dighton Girls To State Track Record
Charmane Smith led Dighton High School in the state Class AA girls track meet, winning the long jump at 18 feet 3 inches and setting a new state record of 25.2 seconds in the 220-yard dash preliminaries. The Hornets set a state mark in medley relay at 1:50.4, and Debbie Hager contributed in the shot put as runners-up. Other area shows included Ulysses, Lakin, Syracuse, Satanta, Ingalls, Copeland, Holcomb, Kendall, and Kim Lohman posting notable marks and finals appearances.
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Sherii Rinehardt
Kim Lohman
North Delivers Grudge Beat After Eagles vs Royals Fracas
Oakland wins 5-4 as Bill North charges Doug Birdsong after a lingering minor league grudge. North belts Birdsong on first pitch of the eighth, is ejected, while Ken Holtzman wins his eighth. Royals vow retaliation as tensions flare between two teams.
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Ex-Pro Linebacker Ted Cottrell Joins Rutgers Football
Ted Cottrell, 26, ex pro linebacker and 1969 Delaware Valley College graduate, is appointed assistant to Rutgers University coach Frank Burns. He played two NFL seasons with the Atlanta Falcons and two CFL seasons with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers before returning to coach football and track at Delaware Valley.
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Delaware Valley College
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers
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Litwack Honored at Temple Dinner After 21-Year Coaching Run
Philadelphia AP reports Harry Litwack, famed Temple coach, was honored at a Tuesday night event following his retirement after 21 seasons. His 373-193 record led Temple through four straight winning years and 13 postseason appearances including the 1969 NIT.
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How Southwest Prepsters Fared During Opening Day
In Wichita Telegram coverage of the state high school track meet area athletes posted mixed results on opening day. Scott City Tom Beaton seventh in the two mile, Gary Mulch failed to qualify in low hurdles. Roger Winter defends 880 title. Dwight Stoppel in high jump. Ulysses Phil Wooldridge qualified 180 hurdles second fastest, Wendall Black 100m second fastest but not 220. Dighton Mile relay qualified, 440s and other events noted with multiple qualifiers and missteps. Syracuse and other towns reported various placements and relay times. Wilt Chamberlain to play volleyball in Montreal starting June 3 with partners Todhi Toyota and Rudy Susvara.
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Tom Beaton
Gary Mulch
Roger Winter
Dwight ‘Stoppel
Ulysses
Phil Wooldridge
Wendall Black
Tigers
Les Koehn
Stan Smyth
Dighton
Kent Marconnet
Bill McWhirter
Leoti
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Julie Renick
Garden City
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Buffalo
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Shawnee Mission South
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Daniel
Shawnee Mission
La Junta 20th Memorial Day Golf Meet Opens May 25
La Junta hosts a 20th annual Memorial Day weekend golf tournament for men May 25 to May 28 at La Junta municipal course. Championship flight plays 72 holes of medal. other flights use match play with handicaps. Six prizes per flight. $4 entry covers qualifiers, practice rounds, social hour, lunch and Saturday banquet. Final rounds Monday at 1 p.m. Send handicaps and fees to P.O. Box 174 La Junta CO 81050. For details call 203-384-7133.
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Five Redskins to Oilers in Trade
Washington trades five players Mack Alston Mike Fanucci Clifton McNeil Jeff Severson and Jim Snowden to Houston for strong safety Ken Houston and a medium draft choice. Coach George Allen calls Houston an all-pro and the best strong safety in pro football.
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Kansas information director to be replaced at KU
Manhattan AP reports Fack Cherry confirms he will be replaced as the University of Kansas information director in Lawrence. Cherry says politics plays a role and comments on a report that Arthur Lonbong, interim athletic director, will recommend Cherry's contract renewal. Cherry has held the job since last November.
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Buffs Struggle at Wichita State State Meet in Garden City
Garden City athletes faced a tough day at the two day state high school track and field meet at Cessna Stadium Wichita State University. Senior Don Keller finished fifth in pole vault clearing 13 feet and missing 13 4. Sophomore Jim Powell ran 10.5 in the 100 yard dash finishing fourth in his heat and missing finals. Senior Doug Woodson closed his career by high jumping at the meet. He holds the all time Garden City mark.
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Baseball Standings And Weekend Schedule From AP
The Associated Press standings for the National League show Chicago ahead with several results listed for Friday. Saturday and Sunday games feature matchups across major teams including St Louis at Montreal and Pittsburgh at New York with multiple interleague routes.
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Jayhawkers Trail Still Favored for Big Eight Title
Kansas State and Nebraska both clocked 10 qualifiers with Kansas aiming at an eighth straight conference crown. Friday finals saw Ben Plucknett and Kingsley Adams win events while Kyle Adams and others paced qualifying rounds, as Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, Iowa State, Oklahoma State and Oklahoma chased points in the 68th Big Eight track carnival.
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Foyt Strategizes as Indy Qualifying Stays Tight
A wary A J Foyt, in 23rd, returns to Houston with engine remedies as qualifying for the May 28 Indianapolis 500 narrows the field. His backup car clocked 194.470 mph while his No 1 car posted 188.927 mph, amid a tight chase for the three open spots.
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Hill and Trevino in contention at Memphis golf event
Dave Hill blasted a three under par 69 to reach 137 total seven under at Colonial Country Club as Lea Trevino battled back with a 72 to sit at 143, entering the third round of the $175,000 Danny Thomas Memphis Classic. Hill praised his new putter and grip while Trevino, winner of the last two Memphis titles, faced a rough start but steadied to stay in the chase.
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Garden City athletes set marks in 880 yard relay and 440
The Garden City Buffalo girls placed second to Valley Center in the prelims of the 880 yard relay as Valley Center set a state record of 1 46.1. Garden City and Topeka West clocked 1 46.7, overtaking Garden City’s 1 46.2 old mark from Wichita. Sophomore Julie Doll was set to run the 440 today in heats.
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Big Eight Deliberates Sanctions For Oklahoma Violations
The Big Eight will decide on actions against the University of Oklahoma by August 7 after an ongoing inquiry into recruiting violations. Oklahoma forfeited nine 1972 games. transcript tampering allegations involve Kerry Jackson and Mike Phillips. Additional conference moves include three freshman football games away, potential JV teams, and a Yugoslavia basketball exchange to start in 1974.
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Chiefs Trade for Keyes and Calloway
The Kansas City Chiefs acquire defensive end Genny Philbin and an undisclosed future draft choice from the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for Leroy Keyes and Ernie Calloway. Keyes, Purdue All American, will switch to running back for the Chiefs. Calloway is a defensive tackle from Texas Southern.
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U S Team Qualifies For Basketball Festival
The United States men defeated Chile 92 to 62 to reach the finals of the first world base metal festival in Lima Peru The U S women were edged 63 to 59 by France in their game The men led 23 13 after eight minutes and 43 31 at halftime Chile faded in the second half with the U S widening the margin
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