Kansas Relays Opens With Record 26 University Teams
The Kansas Relays reach a 46th staging with 26 university division entrants, a mark matched only in 1965. World record holders Jim Ryan, Randy Matson, and Curtis Mills highlight a schedule beginning Wednesday, with top action Friday and Saturday on the Jim Hershberger track.
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Kansas Relays
Jim Ryan
Randy Matson
Curtis Mills
Drake
Ryan
Jim Hershberger
Glenn Cunningham
Jayhawk
John Mason
Tom von Ruden
John Lawson
Kansas
Jayhawks Baseball Slumps To 0-6 In Big Eight Start
Kansas coach Floyd Temple laments fielding woes as KU drops to 0-6 and falls from Big Eight title contention after Missouri completes a two game sweep in Columbia. Freshman Randy Culbertson and others mix hits with errors, signaling lineup shakeups ahead. Next up is Oklahoma at home.
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Jayhawks
Missouri
Columbia
Temple
Oklahoma
Quigley Field
Randy Culbertson
Culbertson
Tigers
Vandaveer and Hatcher shine at WSU Relays for Kansas
Freshman Greg Vandaveer won the high hurdles in 13.9 seconds and Bill Hatcher placed second in the pole vault at 15-6 as Kansas dominates portions of the Wichita State Relays. Five Jayhawks earned event victories led by Mike Stull Barry Schur Mark Lutz and Bob Bornkessel with strong showings across sprints jumps and hurdles.
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Texas
Air Force
Drake
North Texas State
Bowling Green
Wichita State
Colorado State
Ohio University
Prairie View A&m
Dallas Baptist
Iastern New Mexico
Rex Maddaford
Fort Hays
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Greg Vandaveer
Bill Hatcher
Wichita
Vandaveer
Hatcher
Jayhawks
Mike Stull
Barry Schur
Mark Lutz
Bob Bornkessel
Gary Johnson
Coody Earns Green Jacket At The Masters
Charles Coody of Abilene Texas captured the 1971 Masters in Augusta finishing 2 under par with a 279 total. He edged Jack Nicklaus and John Miller as Miller faded late and Nicklaus closed with 72. Miller and Littler tied for second at 283.
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Texas
Charles Coody
Jack Nicklaus
Abilene
Nicklaus
Coody
John Mil
Ler
Charlie
Miller
Gene Littler
Don January
Ken Still
Gary Player
Tom Weiskopf
Billy Casper
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Standings and results from a busy baseball schedule
Standings show Oakland 5 Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 4 California 3 Minnesotan 5 Chicago 3 New York 6 Washington 0 Baltimore 2 Detroit 1 Cleveland 1 with Sundays 7 2 6 0 5 3 4 9 8 0 Kings. Monday games list Minnesota at Kansas City Oakland at Milwaukee California at Chicago Boston at Washington Detroit at New York. Numerous scores follow for Saturday and Monday with multiple MLB teams in action across leagues.
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Boxing results from Manila and Woodland Hills card
In Manila San Sacristan 113 outpointed Harry Hayes 113. In Woodland Hills Gi King 148 outpointed Eltafet Talebl 147.
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van Nuys
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San Francisco
Tigers Dominate Big Eight Baseball After Opening Week
Missouri leads the Big Eight with a 3-0 conference start after a 7-5 win over Kansas, as Tommy Nunn drives in the decisive run in the eighth. Colorado takes two of three from Nebraska to sit 5-1 in league play. Oklahoma Sate and Oklahoma split with K State and Iowa State, leaving Kansas winless in six conference games.
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Kentucky
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
Illinois
Northwestern
Big Ten
Michigan
Ilinois
Rice
Texas A&m
Owls
Tigers
Tommy Nunn
Colorado
Tim Evans
Doug Clark
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Sooners
Kansas State
Iowa State Cyclones
Doug Parsons
K-State
Jay Parker
Cyclones
Huskers
Jayhawks
Only Two Changes In Men's Pin Meet
Salina AP reports in the 32nd Kansas men's bowling tournament McPherson’s Phil Stucky leads Class B singles with 648 after a shortened weekend due to Easter. In Class A singles Wellington’s Richard Day tops the standings at 662 after corrections, pushing Richard Norstrom from the lead. The event runs through May 16.
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Kan
Phil Stucky
McPherson
Kansas
Richard Day
Wellington
Richard Norstrom
Laird Wins National AAU Senior One-Hour Walk
Ron Laird of the New York A.C. captured the national AAU Senior One-Hour Walk title in Boulder Colorado. He completed nearly eight miles seven miles 1510 yards in the hour to prevail.
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Boulder
Colo
Ron Laird
New York A.C
Padres power hitter Colbert ties club mark in 9-7 win
Nate Colbert of the Padres drove in six runs with his fourth and fifth homers of the season and a sacrifice fly to fuel a 9-7 victory over Los Angeles. Marty Pattin of the Brewers pitched a three-hitter to defeat California 3-0 for his second win.
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Padres
Los Angeles
Marty Pattin
Brewers
California
Hockey Playoff Friday Results and Finals Outlook
In the quarter finals Toronto defeated New York 3 to 1, Montreal beat Boston 3 to 1, Chicago routed Philadelphia 8 to 2, and St. Louis edged Minnesota 3 to 1. Chicago leads series 4 0 while New York Toronto and Boston Montreal are tied 2 2 and Minnesota St Louis tied 2 2 with Game 5s set.
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Cincinnatic
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