KU Still Searching For a Loop Victory
Kansas University seeks its first Big Eight baseball win in a doubleheader against Kansas State at Quigley Field after a 5-3 loss. Stu Steele delivered the key blow with a two run homer following a tempers flare between KU and K-State as coaches nearly fought. KU trails at 5-6 overall while K-State improves to 2-2 in league play.
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Little Jim Crawford Sets Pace for Kansas Relays
Harding College freshman Jim Crawford eyes the Kansas Relays in Lawrence next Saturday. He will run the 1320 or mile leg of the distance medley with Cliff Clark, aiming to boost Harding’s 10:11.5 medley time. Crawford, a strong all around runner from West Millington New Jersey, posts a 4:13.3 mile and 1:56 880, with a 9:26 two mile and hopes for a relays clock prize for the College Class Relays winner.
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Lions Take Fifth At Salina Golf Invite
Lawrence High School finished fifth in the Salina Invitational at Elks Country Club. Hutchinson won the four-man division 301, Junction City 323, and Salina edged Lawrence for fourth with 328. Bob Dibble of Topeka West won medalist honors after a playoff. Lions scorers were Miller 79 Lessenden 83 Harris 83 and Marshall 84. The two-man team Miller Mingos posted 172 with 96 each.
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O State Leads Shawnee Tourney After First Two Rounds
Oklahoma State, defending champion, posted a 135 by Bob Dickson after 36 holes to lead the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Invitational by six strokes over Oklahoma. Oklahoma, North Texas, and Bradley followed as scores and individual KU players are listed with tallies.
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Riggins' Brother Sparks Centralia Track Title
Centralia won the Class BB title at Emporia Relays with John Riggins, brother of KU freshman athlete Junior Riggins, winning the 100-yard dash in a 10.1 seconds clock and anchoring the 880-yard relay to a meet record of 1:37.1. Junior Riggins plans trial for KU halfback this spring and shows promise in track and baseball.
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Oklahoma State Leads Big Eight Baseball. Several Games Set
Oklahoma State sits atop the Big Eight after a 6-3 win over Iowa State as Tim Van Galder falters early. Kansas State edges Kansas 5-3 while Oklahoma and Nebraska split, Missouri and Colorado split, and Iowa State slips to 2-2 as Batters like Don Alsop shine with multiple RBIs. Joe Cox and Bob Stickles toss gems in pair of tight games.
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Washburn Leads NAIA District 10 Golf Final Round
Washburn with a 290 four man team score holds a 10 stroke edge entering the final round at Wellington Kansas. Baker sits second with 300 followed by Pittsburg State 304 College of Emporia 307 and Emporia State 313. Par 70 rounds were posted by Bill McDonald John Goodman and Larry Wooten.
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Ozarks Wildlife Area Aims to Draw Outdoor Enthusiasts
A 10 000 acre Arkansas wildlife area in Newton County near Harrison is being developed by Ozarks Wildlife Club Inc. The project offers hunting fishing birdwatching camping and nature retreat with protected lands many lakes and streams and a 3000 foot airstrip to reach distant guests.
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New Rescue Inboard Cruiser Planned for Table Rock Lake
A summer launch will introduce an inboard rescue cruiser on Missouri’s Table Rock Lake. The vessel is fully equipped for resuscitation and emergency treatment with Dr. J. E. Avery of Kimberling City serving as skipper.
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ABC to show 1968 Olympics in color live nationwide
ABC-TV announced exclusive rights to broadcast the 1968 Mexico City Summer Games and the Winter Games in color. President Thomas W. Moore said the plan marks the most ambitious sports TV program yet as viewers in the United States and Canada would see live coverage.
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Willie Naulls to Retire After NBA Finals
Willie Naulls, 31 year old Celtics forward and four time All Star, will retire after the NBA playoff finals. He cited pressing business matters as a reason for stepping away from professional basketball.
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Coaches clash over faulty field after KU K State game
Kansas University coach Floyd Temple and Kansas State coach Bob Brasher nearly fought near third base after a tense controversy over a rain affected field. Brasher condemned field conditions while Temple defended field reconditioning and sportsmanship.
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Lakers edge Hawks to claim NBA West division title
The Los Angeles Lakers came from behind to beat the St. Louis Hawks 130 121 and win the Western Division. Jerry West scored 35 and Elgin Baylor 33 as St Louis guard Cliff Hagan led with 29 points in a hard fought game that decided playoff matchups against the Boston Celtics.
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Netters blank Haskell 7-0 in KC
Kansas City Kansas junior college netters swept Haskell Junior College 7-0 Friday. Singles winners include Craig Shaw Mike Garrity Richard Imhoof Keith Stevick John Harvey. Doubles Garrity Ichoof and Stevick Harvey won 6-0 6-1 and 6-3 6-1.
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