Records in danger at 44th Kansas Relays
Kansas Relays at Memorial Stadium feature seven university division relays with four already faster at Texas. Kansas led by Jim Ryan eyes top marks in distance events while KU and Rice look to threaten sprint and relay records. Open events expect new marks, with potential shifts in two mile and mile distances among top contenders.
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Swenson
Wildcats
Texas
Rice
Speedy Dale Bernauer
Owls
Austin
SMU
Stan Whitley
Randy Julian
Jim Hatcher
Julio Meade
Jim Ryan
Owl
Bernauer
Texas Southern
Kansas Opens Home Stand With Nebraska Series at Quigley Field
Kansas University baseball returns home for its first home stand after 12 road games. The Jayhawks host Nebraska in a Friday doubleheader at 1 30 p m and a Saturday 11 a m game moved up for the Kansas Relays. Coach Floyd Temple notes the benefit of playing on their own field and will start sophomore Dave Robisch in the opener.
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Jayhawks and Huskers Set for Big Eight Start
Kansas and Nebraska collide as Robisch and Stroup duel low ERA arms. Furby and Stohs, both lefties, face off in an all lefty matchup. Rich Slicker meets Paul Marek in a second game as Kansas sits 6 6 and 2 4 in the conference while Nebraska opens 0 3 in league play after setbacks to Oklahoma.
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al Furby
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Adrain Fiala
Oklahoma State
Colorado
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Iowa State
Relays Records and Notable Track Feats Across Universities
A compilation of relay times and standout marks from universities and colleges, listing athletes such as Jim Ryun and Randy Matson, schools including Texas Southern Oklahoma State and Kansas, and events like mile, two mile, sprint medleys, and distance medleys with various year references and distances.
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Colorado State
Iowa
Kansas
Kansas State
Loyola of Chicago
Missouri
Murray State
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North
Pegas State
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Kee
Ulingis
Texas
Texas A&m
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University and College
Cy Leland
Pee
Too Tedby Whilden
Jim Hines
Texas Southern
Flarrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Steve Herndon
Pile Vandt
Chuck Rogers
Thi
Clarence Robinson
New Mexico
Lennox Burgher
Randy Matson
AGM
Prenge Knop Kansas
Hill Floerke
Dim
Ryun
Val Schierling
Samporia State
Chris McCubbins
Houston Striders
Mark Cox
Southern Winds Track Club
TORS
College Aichi
Arkansas Am&n
Any
Emporia State
Wichita Ieast
Wichita East
Wichita North
Oakland Oaks Reach ABA Western Finals With Win Over Rockets
The Oakland Oaks defeated the Denver Rockets 115 to 102 to advance to the ABA Western Division finals. Doug Moe scored 28, Larry Brown 25, Wayne Hightower 22 for Denver, while Warren Armstrong filled in at forward. The Oaks will face the winner of New Orleans and Dallas for the league title.
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Matson Withdraws From Kansas Relays Due to Family Illness
World shot put record holder Randy Matson informed meet officials he will withdraw from this weekend’s Kansas Relays because of an illness in his family. His mother underwent gall bladder surgery in Pampa Texas and is in serious condition. His wife was recently released from hospital. Matson holds the world record and both collegiate and open shot put records at the Kansas Relays.
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Meet
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Matson
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Tex
Pro Cage Report NBA Wednesday Results and Finals
Western Division finals saw Los Angeles leading Atlanta 2-1 in a best of seven with Friday’s game to come. Eastern Division finals have Boston leading New York 3-2 after New York at Boston in the series. In the division semifinals Oakland defeated Denver 116-102 to take the series 4-3. Today’s games include Kentucky at Indiana in a tied best of seven and a typo riddled Kentucky at New Orleans game with series tied 3-38.
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Atlanta
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Boston
Oakland
Denver
Kentucky
Indiana
Lallos
New Orleans
Cubs Shut Out Cardinals as Ferguson and Jenkins Shine
Ferguson and Jenkins limited St Louis to five hits in a 1-0 Cubs win, Chicago's eighth victory in nine games. Don Buford of the Orioles homered and added two singles driving in four in Baltimore's 11-8 win over Boston.
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Lawson Injures Shoulder. KU Faces Tackle Shortage
Kansas football practices halt as offensive tackle Steve Lawson suffers a shoulder dislocation. The 6-3 245 pound junior is out for spring drills, leaving Brad Baier and Tom Gaughan as the top tackles while Dave Standage moves to fill gaps. A Saturday scrimmage is planned after two days off.
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Pepper Rodgers
Brad Baier
Tom Gaughan
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Rodgers
Dave Standage
Allen Fieldhouse
Graham son signs with Miami University Ohio
Otto Grahams son Dave Graham, a 6 foot 2 inch, 190 pound quarterback from Potomac Maryland, signed a letter of intent with Miami University of Ohio.
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Dave Graham
Otto Graham
Miami University of Ohio
Graham
Potomac
National League Sets Record With 44 Ten-Game Series
The National League played forty four ten game series last season, a major league record, signaling an unusually dense schedule across teams and dates.
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