Twin brothers chart diverging tracks at Kansas Relays
Marc and Andy Rubert, Hillside Illinois natives and KU rivals, share a family history of running. Andy set Illinois prep mile record 4 07 1 before pursuing Princeton while Marc chose Kansas as a track manager to stay connected with the sport and his brother.
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Marcos and
Andres Rubert
Hillside, Ill
Andy
Princeton
Andy Robert
Illinois
Marc
Kansas
Rich Elliott
Old Soldier Yokoi Tours Tokyo After Guam Hideout
Shoichi Yokoi, the sergeant who hid in Guam for 26 years, walked Tokyo streets for the first time in decades. Officials at the hospital said the 58 year old received a trim and visited the Imperial Palace, a war dead shrine, and Japan's unknown soldier memorial during the outing. Emperor Hirohito sent greetings through palace officials.
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Tokyo
Shoichi Yokoi
Guam
Japan
Yokoi
Imperial Palace
Hirohito
New Doubles Leaders Emerge in Womens International Bowling
Kansas City duo Artice Kramer and Ruth Wilk capture Open Division doubles lead with 1,187 as Rogena Buol of Burlington and Peg Rauenbuehler of Longmont top Division I with 1,166. Wilk also ranks fourth in Open all events. Ohio pair Jerry Baker and Barbara Mercure post top Open doubles 1,179 after 653 series.
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Kansas City
Artice Kramer
Ruth Wilk
Rogena Buol
Burlington
Colo
Peg Rauenbuehler
Longmont
Jerry Baker
Grove City
Ohio
Barbara Mercure
Columbus
Program Slated For Youngsters At KU Museum
Due to strong response to the What Is workshop, the Kansas University Museum of Natural History Associates schedule a second program from April 29 through the first three Saturdays in May. Classes run 10 30 am to noon with 15 places available for youngsters with kindergarten experience. Enrollment forms available at the museum office in Dyche Hall.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History Associates
Dyche Hall
Ex Deputy Killed in Topeka Collision
Richard Mellies, 22, former deputy sheriff from Auburn, was killed Thursday when his car collided with a gasoline truck at a narrow bridge on the south edge of Topeka. The highway patrol reported Mellies skidded into the truck's path.
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Topeka
Kan
Richard Mellies
Highway Patrol
Mellies
Auburn
Rangers Take 3-0 Lead as Tkaczuk Sets Up Short-Handed Goal
Walter Tkaczuk dominated the game for the New York Rangers, killing penalties and setting up Bruce MacGregor’s short-handed goal to beat Chicago 3-2 in New York. The win gave the Rangers a 3-0 lead in the NHL Stanley Cup semifinal series. Dennis Hull tied the game late before Dale Rolfs added the eventual winner. Chicago coach Billy Reay lamented the key short-handed score.
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NEW York
Walter Tkaczuk
New York Rangers
Tkaczuk
Bruce MacGregor
Chicago
Rangers
Black Hawks
Boston
St. Louis
Vic Hadfield
Glen Sather
Gary Smith
Ranger
Pat Stapleton
Pit Martin
Stapleton
Dennis Hull
MacGregor
Dale Rolf
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Decorating Center, Inc
E. 22Nd St
Terr
Bill Keefer
Norman
Pod" Miller Lawrence
Round Corner
Massachusetts
Pin
Wilk
Kramer
Jean Steakley
Pam Meredith
Wichita
Buel
Rauenbuehler
Doris Ferris
Lorraine Fullner
Norfolk
Neb
NHL
Woody Wilson
Woody
Old Cabin
Asatte
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