Kansas Relays Field Braced for 47th Meet Crown
Eighteen 1971 champions return to Kansas Relays as Jim Ryan and Randy Matson lead open and collegiate divisions. Franklin Shorter, Nightingale, Sink, Cerensky and Jenner among others chase repeat titles across mile, steeple, shot put, javelin, and decathlon events. The four-day program starts Wednesday with decathlon events and runs through Saturday with full competition.
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Frank Shorter
Florida
Yale
Randy Matson
Texas
al Feuerbach
Emporia State
Matson
Ryan
Texas A&m
Ed Morland
Kansas State
Dave Roberts
Rice
Danny Brabham
Baylor
William Oates
Tom Geredine
Northeast Missouri State
Bruce Jenner
Graceland
Iowa
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Kansas
Feuerbach
Larry Rose
Oklahoma State
Tom von Ruden
Len Hilton
John Lawson
Greg Carlberg
Royals Sweep Chisox in Doubleheader Victory
Kansas City holds off Chicago in a Sunday doubleheader sweep 21 to 3 and 4 to 3. Steve Hovley sparkles with defense and clutch hitting in the nightcap driving in the winning run in the 10th inning. Tom Burgmeier sealed the win.
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White Sox
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Rick Reichardt
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Reichardt
Pat Kelly
Dick Allen
Hovley
Cookie Rojas
Paul Schaal
Schaal
Tom Burgmeier
Kansas spring drills open fourth week without Hadl
Kansas coach Don Fambrough praised John Hadl for assisting as a short coaches clinic. Rich Jones sat out with a back injury while David Jaynes and Bob Bruegging led the No. 1 offense to a 27 0 scrimmage win. Jaynes threw for 288 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a 70 yard strike to Emmett Edwards. Running back Delvin Williams added a 40 yard TD and All Big Eight end John Schroll piled up 132 receiving yards. The Jayhawks plan four drills this week around letter of intent day and KU Relays, with practice shifted among Memorial Stadium Haskell Stadium and Allen Field House grounds.
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Had
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Columbus
Jones
David Jaynes
Bob Bruegging
Jaynes
Bonner Springs
Emmett Edwards
John Schroll
Jerome Nelloms
Schroll
Nelloms
Delvin Williams
Lindsey to Salina Central H S coach named
Lindsey to Salina Central High School in Salina Kansas named to lead the basketball program succeeding resigning coach Carroll Cyr. Lindsey, 31, previously led Warrensburg High School boys basketball for two seasons and takes over at Salina Central.
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Kan
David Lindsey
Warrensburg
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