Palmer Rallies Orioles To 11-0 Shutout Of Indians
Jim Palmer, back from injury, won his third game of the season as Baltimore routed Cleveland 11-0 to seize first in the American League East. Palmer struck out 19 in 204 innings, allowed eight hits, and powered by a six-run seventh led by Redman and Robinson. Other AL games saw Detroit, Seattle, Minnesota, and New York win.
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Canfield signs with Kansas as one of state’s top prep players
Randy Canfield, a 6-10 Wichita Southeast center and former Kansas City Sumner star Leonard Gray, emerged as top prep prospects. Canfield chose Kansas citing winning tradition and KU medical facilities, preferring to stay in state, over Vanderbilt and New Mexico. He noted UCLA Kentucky UNC Iowa Drake Louisville also showed interest, while Kansas State had limited contact since Tex Winter era.
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Bodies Scarce In Secondary, Cooper Father
Kansas football began its third week of spring practice with only five available defenders for four secondary positions as injuries and illnesses depleted the unit. Coach John Cooper was absent as he rushed his wife to hospital for the birth of a daughter, while several starters and backups were sidelined. The two deep on offense and defense showed multiple changes amid continued drills and roster shuffles.
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Coaches Chosen To Mission Posts In Johnson County
Kansas City AP report says Shawnee Mission district appoints two new head basketball coaches and a head football coach. David Rehfeld goes to Shawnee Mission East, David Stewart to Shawnee Mission Northwest, with Kenneth Johns named head football coach at Shawnee Mission Northwest.
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McIntire wins North and South amateur qualifier by five
Barbara McIntire, four time North and South champion from Colorado Springs, Colo., captured the amateur qualifying round in Pinehurst with a two under par 72, five strokes ahead of the field.
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Pfutzenreuter Named Lawrence High Football Coach
Ex Jayhawk Pfutzenreuter, a 153 pound lineman famed as the amazing tree stump, is hired as head football coach at Lawrence High School. He will replace Al Woolard, who remains athletic director. Pfutzenreuter, 34, currently leads Sterling High in Colorado and has prior coaching stints in Loveland.
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Downswing Initiation Emphasizes Lower Body Rotation
The text describes starting the downswing with a quick shift of the lower body to the left while the arms begin their move. It notes hips and legs return to the address position before the hands finish their initial downswing.
Yesterdays Stars Batons and Tigers Win Big
In Cincinnati, Toby Tohan Reds rapped a homer and drove in the go ahead run as Houston was edged. Sparkma Tigers beat Washington, completing their win streak, while Detroit blanked the Senators 2-0.
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Nicklaus Faces Slump as Young Stars Rise on Tour
at 29 Jack Nicklaus in Dayton worries about aging and a changing PGA tour while noting his long career since age 10. he defends his drive to win, admits frustration from bad shots, and plans to rest before resuming in new orleans after evaluating iron play and a 1969 season shift.
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Oaks Rally Past Bucs After Franz Injury
Oakland tops New Orleans 135-124 to take a 2-0 lead in the ABA Western Division playoff. Franz left early after a hard fall, and Oakland outrebounded the Bucs 76-45. Bradds 33, Logan 26 lead Oaks. Jones 31 for Bucs. Taylor signs as No. 2 pick.
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Ryun to anchor KU sprint medley at Drake Relays
Jim Ryun will anchor Kansas University in the sprint medley relay at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. Kansas State, led by Ken Swenson, defeated KU in Texas-Kansas meet prompting the late shift to run the event. Ryun and Swenson meet again, their fourth.
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