Northeastern A&M dominates Fort Scott Relays with 117 points
Northeastern A&M of Miami Oklahoma won all three relays and topped team scoring with 117 points at Fort Scott Relays. Fort Scott JC finished second with 68, followed by ACCJC with 43 as Doug Shreves of Lawrence High set a season best 4 27.5 in the mile.
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Oklahoma
Northeastern A & M
Fort Scott Junior College
Ence
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Lawrence High School
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Tom Kuder
Tom Tincher
Raymond Sutterby
Iola
Vincent Flippin
Sutterby
Sonny Goble
Telecast Set for Big Eight Track Meet Across Midwest
The Big Eight announces a 35-station network will air the 62nd conference track championships May 17 at Iowa State University. All Saturday final events go color live at 1 p.m. CDT for two hours, with some events later on ABCs Wide World of Sports. Glenn Cunningham, Max Falkenstien, and Bruce Rice will handle on-air duties. Stations in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Colorado Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Minnesota will carry the feed.
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Wide World of Sports
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Max Falkenstien
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
Bruce Rice
Kcmo-Tvv
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Oklahoma
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
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Minnesota
Iola Coach Speaks at Westphalia Father Son Banquet
Hush Waite of Allen County Community Huntor College will be guest speaker at the annual Father Son Athletic Banquet in Westphalia. Westphalia High School athletes and their fathers are invited to attend the event.
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Hush Waite
Ecaach
Allen County
Huntor College
Westphalia
World's Largest Water Filtration Plant Opens in Chicago
The Chicago water filtration plant debuts as the world's largest facility capable of producing 1.7 billion gallons of water daily to serve about 2.7 million residents.
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Chicago
Rainfill ponds promise banner fishing in eastern Kansas
Eastern Kansas ponds and rivers brim full after spring rains. Neosho reservoir near Burlington set to rise at least 14 feet, keeping water above half bankful through June. Snagging law changes stir debate as yellow catfish move upriver, while farm ponds and creeks also promise generous summer catches.
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Kansas
Neosho
Burlington
Redmond
Iola
George Shaw
Shaw
State Fish and Game Commission
ACCJIC Hosts High School Track Meet
The Allen County Community Junior College hosts a high school invitational track meet this afternoon with Area 1-A and 2-A schools including Humboldt Moran and Colony. Over 10 schools participate as the event runs into late afternoon or early evening. ACCJC will host the Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division League Meet on Thursday.
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Allen County Community Junior College
Humboldt, Moran and
Colony
ACCJC
Jayhawk
Weiland Clinches Third in Tulsa Point Standings
Al Weiland's modified racer moved into third in the Tulsa Speedway points after Jack Belk of Joplin pressured him to second in the heat and sixth in the main event. Rain delayed Saturday races to last night. Belk then strengthened the Belk Weiland team's grip on first with a heat win and fourth in the A feature at Muskogee Thunderbird Speedway. Weiland heads to Joplin Ozark Speedway tonight with a second place in points there.
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Tulsa Speedway
Jack Belk
Joplin
Muskogee
Thunderbird Speedway
Belk
Belk-Weiland
Weiland
Ozark Speedway
Iola Track Team Faces SEK Meet In Pittsburg
Rain disrupted the season as Iola High School placed seventh in the 3 A Baker Relays at Baldwin with 15 points. Ottawa won 3 A with 64 points while Iola’s mile relay finished third and individual placers included Lane, Rosacker, Bass, Scofield, and Curry.
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Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Baldwin
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Iola
Gary Lane
John Rosacker
Elliott Bass
Bob Scofield
Larry Curry
Iola High School
Mustang
Dale
Doc) Stiles
One-Towel Policy Changes Pirates Dressing Room
The Pittsburgh Pirates reduce towels per player to one towel in a cost cutting move. Players say they previously used one towel for practice and another after games and now must reuse the same towel all day.
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Pittsburgh
NEA
Pittsburgh Pirates
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