Sprint Relays Power Howard County Juco to Title
Howard County Juco of Big Spring Texas captured the 26th national junior college track meet team title with 63 points, led by sprint and relay wins. Mesa Jaco was second with 50, Odessa third with 28, and Phoenix Jaco fourth with 87. Lindsey of Howard County and Jasper of Big Spring were standout individual scorers, while Kansas-like Jayhawker sprinters swept the 220 and 440. Disqualifications marred the 40 yard dash final, limiting awards to five places.
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Bob Greer
Howard County
Juco
Big Spring
Tex
West Texans
Jayhawks
Mesa
Ariz
Jaco
Odessa
Phoenix
Glendale
Texans
Jayhawker
Robert Lindsey
Lindsey
Garden City
Bob Ford
Ford
Kansas
Teddy Stewart
Kenneth Coffey
Lubbock
Christian College
Jimmy Jasper
Mack Herron
Hutchinson High
Herron
Chicago
Jasper
Sateurday
LeRoy Peonles
Shayne Slovacek
Hutchinson
Charles Collins
Cameron State
Lawton
Okla
Harold Davis
Salinas
Calif
Cecil Turter
Pratt
Collins
Donnie Coker
Victoria
LeRoy Peoples
Major League Leaders and Olympic Soccer Tie Report
Summary of American and National League batting leaders and pitching stats from AP, followed by Olympic soccer result as United States draws Bermuda 1 1 in the 1968 qualifiers and a Formula Three race in Monza with Conti injured and Brambilla winning. local Bristol note on a school A Day event and a pupil's hand injury.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Jack Kennedy
United States
Chicago
Monza
Italy
Franco Conti
Ernesto Brambilla
Haly
National team scoring results feature wide JC field
The list ranks junior colleges by points across the nation with Neward County JC of Big Spring Texas at 68 leads, followed by Mesa JC at 50 and Odessa JC at 38. Numerous ties appear throughout the ranking, including Hutchinson JC and Kicks College, Vincennes JC, Blinn JC, Coffeyville JC, and others, with points ranging from 18 down to 1.
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Neward County Junior College
Big Spring
Tex
Mesa
Ariz
Odessa
Phoenix
Northeastern
Colorado JC of
Sterling
Lubbock
Christian College
Hutchinson
Kan
Kicks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Vincensies
Ind
Blinn JC
Brenham
Coffeyville
Kaw
Manatee JC
Bradenton
Fla
Victoria
Brevard
N.C
College
Mesa JC
Grand Junction
Colo
Dallas
Baptist College and
Garden City
Allen County JC
Iola
Highland
Maskell Indian Institute of Lawrence
Cameron State of Lawton
Okla
Murray State College of
N.Y
San Jacinto JC
Pasadena
Fort Scott
Glendale
Jackson
Mich
College and Labette County
Parsons
Pratt, Kan
Delta JC
University Center
Mohawk JC
Utica
McCook
Henry Ford JG
Dearborn
Boise
Ida
Butler County
el Dorado
North Platte
Neb
OSU and Cincinnati eye NCAA District 5 playoffs
Oklahoma State the Big Fight baseball champion will meet Cincinnati the Missouri Valley titlist in the NCAA District 5 playoffs. Results from the final day leave Oklahoma State 12-3 in the Big Eight standings, with Missouri 12-9 and Oklahoma 11-9, while Colorado slips to fifth after sweeping Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma State
Cincinnati
St. Lows
Collinsville
Iowa
State
Colorado
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Greene Ryun Lead Big Eight Track Meet Upset Title
Nebraska sprinter Charlie Greene became the first three time Schulte Award winner as he led a record day with four golds and a meet record 9.7 in the 100. Kansas, led by Jim Ryun, scored 44 points from its top performers to win the team championship, 112 to Nebraska's 98. Greene anchored Nebraska wins in the 220 and 400 meter relays, while Ryun dominated the mile and half, lifting Kansas to a high finish. Other records fell as Oklahoma and Oklahoma State posted marks amid a wind affected meet postponed by rain.
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Pecachas
Ryan
Seattle
Luse
Greene
Eough
Kansas
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Ryu
Oklahoma
George Aldredge
Green
Charlie
Aldredge
Huskers
Ron Tull High
Chris McCubbins
Oklahoma State
Jim Hardwick
George Byers
Iowa State
Steve Carson
Bill Calhoun
Gary Ard
Ken Gaines
Bob Steinhoff
Steve Moon
Ard
Baseball Standings and Results From Recent Games
Standings show Cincinnati leading with 26 wins and 12 losses followed by St. Louis at 20-11 and Pittsburgh 18-14. Chicago 18-15, Atlanta 18-16, San Francisco 18-17, Philadelphia 15-18, Los Angeles 14-20, New York 10-20, Houston 11-25. Saturday results include Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 2 and St. Louis 11 New York 9. Sunday action: St. Louis 3 New York 2, Philadelphia 5 Cincinnati 1 in 18 innings, Atlanta 0 Pittsburgh 2, Houston 2 San Francisco 0. Today's games: Los Angeles at New York, San Francisco at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Houston. Tuesday schedule: San Francisco at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Chicago, St. Louis at Atlanta. Second table shows Chicago 20-10 and Detroit 25-15, Kansas City 17-18, Boston 16-17, Baltimore 15-18, Minnesota 15-16, Cleveland 14-17, New York 14-17, Washington 14-18, California 14-22. Saturday results: Baltimore 4 Washington 3, Cleveland 5 Boston 3 in 10, Detroit 3 New York 1, Kansas City 5 Chicago 4, Minnesota 7 California 2. Sunday: Boston 4-6 Cleveland 3-2, Detroit 9-5 New York 4-6, Minnesota 12 California 3. Schedule notes include Baltimore at Washington (rain), Washington at Cleveland, New York at Baltimore, Chicago at Minnesota, Kansas City at California, Boston at Detroit.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
San Fran
Philaphia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnat
Atlanta U
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Detroit
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Wash
California
Washington
State Baseball Tilts Postponed Again In Kansas
El Dorado Kansas AP reports Class AA A high school baseball title game between Wichita West and Kansas City Ward has been postponed to Tuesday at 6 p.m. due to rain. The Class B-BB Pittsburg Colgan vs Victoria game is on for tonight. Wichita West’s commencement prevents the Class AAA game from being played tonight.
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EL Dorado
Wichita West
Kansas City Ward
Pittsburg Colgan
Victoria
Point Producers in Juco Meet Track Events
Juco track meet results list top finishers and times across sprints, distance runs, hurdles, relays, and field events. Notable performers include Mack Herron Hutchinson 9.7 in 100 yards, Jimmy Jasper Big Spring Texas, Mike Turko Sterling Colorado, and Robert Lindsey Big Spring in multiple events amid a large field with disqualifications noted.
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Mack Herron
Hutchinson
Chases Colling
Lawton
Okla
Jimiy Jasper
Big Springs
Tex
Gallagher
Victoria
Linwood Wright
Bigne
Mike Turko Sterling
Colo
Jimmy Jasper
Big Spring
Robert Lindsey
Lubbork
Fe PA
Petr Tonut Dearborn
Mich
Tom Hodge
Brevard
Holger Edshn
Bradentin
Pla
Bon Zaph
Reehure
Tdi
Duke Sclmint
Lubbck
Dile Sage
Uni
Records Set and Tied at 26th JC Track Meet Weekend
In the 26th annual national junior college track and field meet seven of 17 events saw records broken or tied. Ed Morland of Highland Kansas Jaco shattered the javelin record with 230 feet 1 inch, while Bill Aeschlimann of Northeastern Colorado JC set a broad jump mark near 24 feet 6 1/2 inches. Doug Giles of Mesa set the new 440 yard intermediate hurdles record in 54.1 seconds with prelims at 55.6 and semi finals at 54.7.
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Gary Tipton
Boise
Ida
Louis Vicenik
Blinn College
Brenham, Tex
Memorial Stadium
Ed Morland
Highland
Kan
Jaco
Steve Moon
Chanute JC
University of Kansas
Morland
Hutchinson Jaco
Bill Aeschlimann
Northeastern
Colorado
Sterling
George Brown
Compton
Calif
Doug Giles
Mesa
Ariz
Giles
Larry Page
Flint
Mich
Neville Myton
Ernie Varbage
Grand Rapids
Clair Harris
Phoenix
Steve Dunn
Damascus Accepts Bid
Damascus clinched the Preakness with a 2 1/2 length win over In Reality and Proud Clarion at Pimlico. Trainer Frank H. Whiteley Jr. said the Belmont is next as Damascus contends for best 3-year-old of 1967 and potential Triple Crown bid.
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Baltimore
B.S.V.P. Aqueduct
Damascus
Frank H. Whiteley
Citation
Nashua
Canoe Title to St Louis Man Canoe Title
Ron Kloepper and Jack Held of St Louis won the championship division of the sixth annual Current River canoe race with a time of 2 hours 27 minutes 1 second for the 22 mile course. Over 40 canoes entered the race which ended at Round Spring State Park. In open division Ray Van deKrol and Lloyd Mohling of Lincoln Nebraska posted the day’s fastest time 2 27 0. Gene and Helen Denzel of Fenton Mo won the mixed division in 2 36 54. Teenagers Tom Dillon and John Dalton of Salem took the youth prize in 2 35 45.
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Ron Kloepper
Jack Held
St. Louis
Round Spring State Park
Ray VandeKrol
Lloyd Mohling
Lincoln
Neb
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