Jayhawks Split Doubleheader with Oklahoma State in Stillwater
Kansas University baseball moves to 11-3 overall and 6-2 in the Big Eight after a doubleheader split at Stillwater. Steve Renko won his fourth straight start and hit two homers, aiding a 6-5 first-game victory before OSU pitcher Gordon Watson and a seventh-inning rally sealed a 4-2 second game loss. The doubleheader featured Renko’s 360-foot homer and key defensive plays as Kansas reached 11 hits in the opener, while OSU improved behind Watson's three-hit effort and a late run at the plate.
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Stillwater
Steve Renko
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Cowboys
Renko
Gordon Watson
Wiles
Steve
Fred Chana
Chana
Ron Schlimme
Dick Ruggles
Donnie Bumpass
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Watson
Steve King
Wayne Orrell
Schlimme
King
Steve McGreevey
McGreevey
Orrell
Fred Litteoy
Lefty King
Gary Parker
Litteoy
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OSU
AB Rene
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Ruggles
Gardner
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RBI Schime
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Parmley
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Checotah
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Bumpass
Colorado
Kansas State
Nebraska
Don Sessions
Delon Thompson
Iowa State
Jerry Retzlaff
K-State
Fred Cottrell
Stroud
Missouri
Juan Marichal
Braves
Dodgers
Bobby Bragan
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
Ed Bailey
Lee Maya
Hank Fischer
Frank Howard
A's Skipper Sees Rotation Out of Whack In Loss
Kansas City manager Ed Lopat blasted the Athletics rotation after a 6-1 defeat to Washington, noting washed out games and early slumps by Colavito and Gentile. He plans to shuffle players, giving rookie Tom Reynolds a longer look to spark the offense. Reynolds shows promise after a .332 season in the minors and .300 in winter league play.
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Rocky) Colavito
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Washington
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Moe Drabowsky
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Tom Reynolds
Reynolds
Lopat
Davenport
Claude Osteen
Ed Charles
Wayne Causey
Pena
Cowboys Top Jayhawks in Narrow Golf Duel
Oklahoma State, defending NCAA and Big Eight champion, defeated Kansas in golf 9 14 to 5 14 Friday. Jayhawkers Engleman and Hanna led to the 18th hole before Engleman tied and Hanna lost. KU stands 6 8 1 this season while OSU has been beaten only twice.
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Kansas
Jayhawkers
Dodge Engleman
John Hanna
Engleman
Hanna
Cowboys
Hixon
Carlson
Dickson
Szczygiel
Lawrence High athletes excel at Mission North Relays
Shawnee Mission North dominates the meet with four wins led by Don Harris of Mission West, who captured discus and shot put titles and placed third in the javelin. Harris also ran on a 440 relay. Wempe of Lawrence High earned runner up honors in discus and third in shot put, while Milroy of Lawrence posted a near win in high jump with 5-11.
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Lawrence High
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Steve Heck
Mission North
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Wempe
Heck
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Topeka
Randy Cearnal
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Doug Milroy
Milroy
Daniels
Lion
Stan Hubbard
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Bill Wescoe
Jim Shepard
Mike Glover
Skip Doane
Richard Bryan
Jerry Spurlock
Billy Payne
Jerry Lynch
Bryan
Larry Stancliff
Spurlock
Lynch
Jim Moore
Don Apperton
Kansas City Central
Jerry Rogers
Lions
Miege
Sumner
Ward
Haskell
Missouri Keeps Big Eight Lead With 7-1 Win Over Kansas State
Missouri remained unbeaten in Big Eight play after Jack Stroud shut down Kansas State 7-1 in Columbia. Stroud struck out 17, delivering a one hitter as Missouri moved to 5-0 in conference while Kansas and Oklahoma split doubleheaders elsewhere, creating a tighter race for first. Iowa State also won, moving to 2-1 with a 4-3 upset of Nebraska at Ames.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Jack Stroud
Kansas
Oklahoma
Stroud
Kansas State
Columbia
Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Colorado
Boulder
Iowa State
Nebraska
Ames
K-State
Manhattan
K State
Celtics One Win From 04 NBA Title at Home
Boston's Celtics lead 3 1 in the NBA finals and are favored to win the title on Sunday after a 98 91 victory over the Warriors in San Francisco. Tom Heinsohn sparked a 28 8 third period run as the Celtics surged ahead.
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Boston
Celtics
Warriors
Tom Heinsohn
Holy Cross
Czechoslovakia Beats United States In World Tournament
Czechoslovakia defeated the United States 50 to 31 in Lima Peru at the Women's World Basketball Tournament. The Czech team led from the start and held a strong defense as 15 000 fans watched. Halftime stood at 20 to 13. The doubleheader continued with Yugoslavia routing Peru 71 to 45.
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Peru
Czechoslovakia
United States
Yugoslavia
Surge by Burr Sparks KU Net Club to a Win
Lance Burr of Kansas overcame two match points to defeat Van Thompson of Wichita 7 9 13 11 6 1 and lift KU over WU 4 3. Singles results show KU players Lysaugh Grantham Burr and Adriana Thompson with mixed outcomes. Doubles results include Anzola Anderson and Burris Burr and Grantham Lysaugh.
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Lance Burr
Kansas
van Thompson
Wichita
Angola
Burris
Lysaugh
Adriana
Grantham
Anderson
Harris
Guyot
Burr
Thompson
Anzola - Anderson
Burris-Burr
Grantham -Lysaugh
Adrian-Anderson
Narvaez Targets Ortiz Split and Lightweight Title
New York based Frankie Narvaez 22 from Caguas Puerto Rico fast tracks toward unseating Carlos Ortiz. He remains on schedule after a 10 round television win over Vincente Dorado extending his unbeaten run to 14 and eyeing a June bout with Dave Charnley at Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Frankie Narvaez
Carlos Ortiz
Narvaez
Caguas
P.R
Sandy Schwartz
Jack Reilly
Vincente Dorado
Sunnyside Garden
Dave Charnley
Madison Square Garden
Mays Hits Pace As Giants Drub Reds 15-5
Willie Mays leads San Francisco with a seven run, 18 hit attack including three hits and a solo homer as the Giants crush Cincinnati 15 to 5. Juan Marichal fanned 13 in the win while Dodger loss to Milwaukee drops them further in the NL standings.
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Mays
Giants
Willie McCovey
Four-Mile Unit Takes a Second For KU in Iowa
Kansas University four mile relay team edged Texas for second at the Drake Relays in Des Moines with 16:58.2 as Missouri ran 16:52. Kansas two Mile and four Mile squads posted career bests for Bill Silverberg John Lawson and Herald Hadley among others. Gale Sayers pulled up lame in the high hurdles and KU hopes for more titles were tempered as they prepare for Stillwater and Southern Illinois meets.
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Kansas University
Missouri
Jayhawks
Texas
Des Moines
Kansas
Bill Silverberg
John Lawson
Silverberg
Lawson
Herald Hadley
John Donner
Paul Acevedo
Stillwater
Carbondale
Southern Illinois
Oklahoma
Michigan State’s Schmitter Heads Big Ten Fencing Coaches
Charlie Schmitter of Michigan State serves as the dean of Big Ten fencing coaches, a post he has held since 1939, guiding conference teams and shaping the sport’s leadership.
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Charlie Schmitter
Michigan State
Villanova Aims for Five Relay Titles at Penn Relays
Villanova targets a historic five relay wins at the Penn Relays led by Vic Zwolak who helped secure four mile and distance medley titles on Friday. Coach Jumbo Elliott seeks at least three, possibly four, with events including the 880 and the two mile.
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Villanova
Penn
Michigan
Jumbo Jim Elliott
Vic Zwolak
Zwolak
Stanley Cup Showdown Set For Tonight In Toronto
The seventh game of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings series starts tonight in Toronto with the series tied 3-3 after Toronto won 4 3 in overtime in Detroit. Bob Baun may return after injuring his ankle. If overtime ends in a tie, a tiebreaker game will be scheduled for Tuesday in Toronto.
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Toronto Maple Leafs
Detroit Red Wings
Detroit
Bob Baun
National Hockey League
Clarence Campbell
Stars Deliver Big Wins with Bats and Pitching Duo
Yesterday's recap highlights Willie Mays and the Giants battering Cincinnati 15-5 as Mays hit his seventh homer, added two singles, and two walks driving in two runs and scoring five. Mickey Lolich blanked Minnesota for a 5-0 Tigers victory in his first major league shutout.
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Mays
Reds
al Dark
Giants
Mickey Lolich
Tigers
Minnesota
Smith sets Augusta golf records in Titleholders lead
Marilynn Smith shot a six under par 66 at Augusta Country Club to break three Titleholders records and take a four stroke lead after the 36 hole halfway point. Judy Kimball stood four back after a 72 while Betsy Rawls climbed to 77 to sit behind. Patty Berg carded 76 as she slid to 145.
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Marilynn Smith
Augusta Country Club
Miss Smith
Runaway Bay
Jamaica
Kathy Cornelis
Patty Berg
Barbara Romack
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Miss Rawls
Miss Berg
Davis Cup history spans Australian American wins since 1936
The Davis Cup championship record shows Australia and the United States as the dominant nations since 1936. This period marks frequent final appearances and repeated titles by these two teams in men’s team tennis.
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