Kansas Shocks ISU in Sunday twinbill sweep
Kansas defeated Iowa State 2-0 and 2-1 at Quigley Field as Steve Corder pitched a three hitter in the opener and Bob Cox with help from Bill Stiegemeier closed out the nightcap. The wins start KU in the Big Eight race as Temple weighs in on Easter Sunday play.
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Cyclones rough up Kansas as Wolf powers sweep
Kansas pitchers kept the Jayhawks in contention with solid defense and timely hits after a chaotic three games. Bob Wolf starred, going 7 for 10 in the series with a homer and triple while Corder improved to 3-0 with 21 innings of scoreless work. Kansas claimed two wins in a three game set, ending ISU's hopes of a quick series sweep.
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Strike Talks Stall As Baseball Owners And Players Clash
The MLB players union and club owners failed to make progress in a pension dispute fueling a weekend strike. John Gaherin and Marvin Miller reported no settlement and planned further talks, with players demanding contributions above a $400,000 offer for health care in the pension package.
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Adams Receiving Drill's Bright Spot
Bruce Adams caught 15 passes for 125 yards in Kansas spring scrimmage at Memorial Stadium. Coach Don Fambrough praised his hands as KU wraps week one, with Jaynes Bruegging and Jones distributing 77 passes for 417 yards.
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Battle Friday Televised to Decide Light Heavyweight Title
Bob Foster the light heavy champion and Vincente Rondon clash in Miami Beach Florida Friday night to decide the world title if no draw occurs. The fight premieres on home TV at 9 30 p m CST Foster of Albuquerque New Mexico had title stripped by the WBA for failing to defend.
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Oklahoma State Tops Nebraska in Easter Weekend Sweep
Oklahoma State opened Big Eight conference play with a three game sweep over Nebraska. The Cowboys won 7-0 and 2-0 on Friday and completed the series with a solid win as weather delays disrupted the weekend schedule.
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Big Eight Standings Day Racing to Baseball Scores
OSU rallied to defeat Nebraska 9-2 on Saturday. Kansas State crushed Missouri 7-0 with Bob Leslie two hit and a three run homer. Missouri’s series with Oklahoma State and Oklahoma split results across twin bills, with Colorado defeating Oklahoma 11-8 and Oklahoma winning 3-1. Oklahoma edged Colorado 10-4. Friday results not shown.
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Australian Wins Singapore Grand Prix at Thomson Road Circuit
Max Stewart of Australia won the 50 lap Singapore Grand Prix on the Thomson Road circuit in a Mildren 598. He finished in 1 hour 43 minutes 29.1 seconds at an average speed of 87.62 mph.
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Cobb Champion In 500cc Test
Jerry Cobb led the first Wheelsport scrambles with a win in the 500 cc class returning from an injury at Baldwin. Lawrence riders placed in several divisions as Steve Billings and Jim O Dell topped their 100 and 125 cc classes respectively. Open winner Stan Isngahl came from Marquette, with consolation and mini bike winners noted.
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Dragway winners cap Lawrence meet in tough eliminators
Carl Murphy of Topeka drove the Murphy and Downs Chev rolet Camaro to a 7.00 elapsed time to win top eliminator at Lawrence Dragway. Boyle Boyle and Wagner of Lawrence led street eliminator at 8.46 while Jim Clark Motors earned a runner-up at 9.43. Delbert Bryant of Eudora posted best junior eliminator at 11.63. Joe Speicher won showroom eliminators at 12.55 and PSA class at 15.03.
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