Kansas Ousted in Drake Relays While Rice and Texas Tech Shine
Kansas failed to contend at Drake Relays as Jim Ryan anchored the four mile relay but could not close ground. The Jayhawks later placed inches behind Rice in the 880 as Rice set a 1:23.2 meet record and Texas Tech led field efforts on the tartan surface.
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Kerry Pearce
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Ohio University
Kansas Day at Drake Ends in Frustration for Jayhawks
Kansas suffer a disappointing Drake showdown as Byers Mathews Whitley and Meade set a 40.4 relay mark in prelims and Kansas falters in the 440 and 880 events. Ken Swenson leads Kansas State to a meet record in the two miles while Fosbury’s high jumps and other events shock a 12,500 crowd.
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George Byers
Mickey Mathews
Stan Whitley
Julie Meade
Ryan
Jayhawk
Discus
Doug Knop
Texas
Kansas State
Indiana
Oregon State
Dick Fosbury
Drake
Fosbury
M.ke Goodrich
Texas A&m
Curtis Mills
Wisconsin
Ray Arrington
Ken Swenson
Wildcats
Tim Vollmer
Missouri
Anderson's Clout Lifts KU to 2-1 Victory
Kansas edged Colorado 2-1 after Tommy Anderson belted a dramatic two run homer in the seventh inning at Quigley Field to complete a doubleheader split, with Colorado winning the opener 10-8 in a fielding heavy game. Marilyn Marshall a KU freshman and Spring Fling candidate is noted in brief.
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Tommy Anderson
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Quigley Field
Marilyn Marshall
Anderson
Robisch
Stocklemier
Tommy
Jayhawks
Rich Slicker
Slicker
Steven Morganfield
Jays
Bulls
Hutchinson
Corky Ullom
Anderson’s Date Leaves As Kansas Trails 1-0
In the fifth inning of the night cap Kansas trails 1-0 as Marilyn departs the game. She tells friends she hates to leave because she knows Tommy will hit a home run, though he has already doubled and tripled in earlier at bats.
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Tommy Anderson
Norman
Steve Jlouck
Mike Tate
Sooner
Bob Tage
Big Eight baseball status quo kept as splits persist
Oklahoma State and Oklahoma split their doubleheader in Norman with OU taking the opener 3 1 while OSU countered 1-0 in the second game. OSU leads the Big Eight at 9-2 while OU stands 8-3 with Missouri Nebraska Kansas State and Iowa State also posting splits and wins in the race.
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Dennis Ranzall
OSU
Bill Dobbs
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Missouri
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
KU Golfers Drop 3 But Stop Mizzou in Five-Sided Meet
Bill Hess shot 79 as Kansas could not break 80 for most players, dropping three of four matches at Lawrence Country Club. KU beat Missouri 82-6 but fell to Nebraska 11-4, Kansas State 9-4-2, and Iowa State 10-5, with ISU claiming medalist honors through John Benda with a 76.
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PSU
Yesterday's Stars Bat as Hiatt Drives Giants to Victory
Jack Hiatt of the Giants drove in seven runs with a first inning homer an eighth inning single and a grand slam in a 8 2 win over the Astros. Pitcher Hill Singer of the Dodgers threw a four hitter with nine strikeouts to pace a 3 1 win over the Braves as Los Angeles tops the National League leaders.
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Houston
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Chicago at New York Sta tion and other week games
A jumble of scheduled and results from baseball games listing Chicago at New York at Philadelphia Montreal at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Los Angeles Houston at San Francisco Cincinnati at San Diego and other matchups for Sunday and Monday with division standings and recent results.
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Denver Cager Marks Big Eight LOI with Mark Williams
Denver South High star Mark Williams 5-11 signed a Big Eight basketball letter of intent. Williams sparked his team from seventh to an eight game win streak and the state Class AAA championship in Denver this week.
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Denver South High
Mark Williams
Denver
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