Bosman Drops Royals In Shutout For Rangers
Dick Bosman pitched his ninth career shutout with a three hitter to beat Kansas City 4-0, ending the Royals four game win streak. Bosman praised his sinking fastball and control while Whitey Herzog enjoyed a strong managerial debut.
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Kansas City
Dick Bosman
Whitey Herzog
Texas Rangers
Bosman
Kansas City Royals
Royals
Rangers win as Bosman strong on mound in Detroit affair
Bosman, after a rough previous start against Chicago, held off Texas foes despite a stiff shoulder and walk issues. Alex Johnson shined with three of eight Rangers hits while Wayne Simpson and Ken Wright struggled to tame the visitors' offense in a game shaped by free passes and timely hits.
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Chicago White Sox
John Mayberry
Mayberry
Cookie Rojas
Herzog
Ted Williams
Texas
Rangers
Johnson
Wayne Simpson
Ken Wright
Toby Harrah
Mike Epstein
Rico Carty
Simpson
Jeff Burroughs
Rich Billings
Epstein
Billings
Elliott Maddox
Wright
Maddox
KU Names Archie Dykes as New Chancellor Boosts Athletics
Archie Dykes of Tennessee is named KU chancellor and expected to take an active role in selecting a permanent athletic director. Coach Don Fambrough notes Dykes’s Tennessee background promises strong athletic support as Kansas prepares for the October 6 game with Tennessee in Memphis.
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Tennessee
Kansas University
Journal-World
Kansas
Don Fambrough
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Volunteers
KU Scrimmage Set for 1 30 at Memorial Stadium
Kansas football coach Don Fambrough schedules a 1 30 P M scrimmage at Memorial Stadium as spring work continues. The session marks the second of five weeks of spring practice and follows a limited previous viewing. The annual spring game is set for May 5 at Memorial Stadium.
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Don Fambrough
Jayhawks
Memorial Stadium
Illinois
Oklahoma State
Temple taps Steiler as new mat coach
PHILADELPHIA AP Dave Steiler head wrestling coach at York College was named successor to Temple Coach Bob McCreary, announced by athletic director Ernie Casale. Steiler posted a 28 1 1 record in three Temple varsity seasons and led York grapplers to 43 12 1 in four years. McCreary, who coached Temple part time for five years, asked to be relieved of duties.
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Phildelphia
Dave Steiler
York College
Temple
Bob McCreary
Ernie Casale
Steiler
York
Grapplers
McCreary
Illini Half Milers Eye 13th Relays Streak at Kansas
Illinois eyes a 13th straight two mile relay victory at the Kansas Relays after last season’s strong showings. Coach Bob Wright notes gritty finishes by Rob Mango and the potential world mark by the distance medley relay if conditions permit. Tickets for the 48th annual Relays are on sale at the Kansas Ticket office.
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Illinois
Kentucky
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Kansas
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KSU Coach Sullivan to Join Texas Tech Staff
Jer ry Sullivan, Kansas State coach for two years, will join Texas Tech as offensive coach for the freshman team and assist with recruiting. He replaces Jimmy Ragland who left to become offensive coordinator at Tampa. Sullivan, 29, played quarterback at Florida State.
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Jerry Sullivan
Kansas State
Texas Tech
J. T. King
Sullivan
Red Raider
Jim Carlin
King
Tech
Carlin
Jimmy Ragland
Tampa
Florida State
Aaron quits after slow start at Monsanto Open
Masters champion Tommy Aaron withdrew after a first round 77 in the Monsanto Open at Pensacola Country Club. Homero Blancas led with 67 as Doug Sanders and others chased, with defending champ Dave Hill struggling at 75 and facing a possible missed cut.
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Pensacola
Fla
Tommy Aaron
Homero Blancas
Bruce Crampton
Dave Hill
Irish Pat Duncan Knocks Out Eduardo Coffey in Reno Bout
In Reno Nevada Irish Pat Duncan 190 pounds from Carson City knocked out Eduardo Coffey 194 pounds from Sonora Mexico in a brief boxing bout. The result adds another win for Duncan as Coffey falls in the early rounds at the venue.
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Reno
Nev
Pat Duncan
Carson City
Eduaro Coffey
Sonora
Mexico
Blalock Whitworth Penalized Same Way in Round One
In Palm Springs LPGA drama at the Colgate Dinah Shore Winners Circle Jane Blalock and Kathy Whitworth, both penalized for a water hazard misplay, opened with 75 and 71 respectively. Marle Breer led with 68 at Mission Hills while Carol Mann and Betty Burfeindt trailed.
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Calif
Jane Blalock
Kathy Whitworth
Marle Breer
Betty Burfevndt
Miss Blalock
Miss Whitworth
Carol Mann
Mission Hills Country Club
Kathy
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