Scales Sets Marks Amid Lawrence Meet Pranks and Relay Times
At the Topeka Capital City Carnival Lawrence Lions star Brad Parsons drew laughs with a planned 880 yard walk prank. The meet featured strong showings from Dave Crawley and John Rinkenbaugh in sprints and distance events, with team relays and field events highlighting a crowded results list.
Parsons Fails In Race After Disqualification Spark
Lawrence Parsons, who led early in the track meet, was disqualified for running while supposedly not walking. He collapsed after the decision, complaining of sore calf muscles. Tad Scales won the pole vault at 14 5 and Lawrence’s mile relay team anchored by Brian McManness posted 3 32.7 in a strong show.
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Parsons
Little Lions
Lions
Tad Scales
Central Junior High
Lawrence
Seaman
Shawnee Heights
Highland Park
Brian McManness
McManness
Dave Crawley
Topeka West
Topeka
Mission North
West Ramps Behind Polk in Dual Meet Victory
West High defeated Leavenworth East 78 35 at Haskell Stadium. Mike Polk set a school record 5 10 in the high jump and won the discus and long jump, anchoring the winning mile relay. West swept all three relays as Mike Coleman won the 100 and 220.
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Mike Polk
West
Leavenworth East
Haskell Stadium
Polk High
Mike Coleman
Warhawks
Leavenworth
Hasell
Robert Pearson
Jay Kandybowicz
Kandybowicz
Brent Barnes
Jeff Wanson
Coleman
Jim Bracciano
Barnes
Pearson
Wenger
Kandybowiecz
Kandy
Polk
Johnson
Olsen and wife welcome first son after two daughters
Merlin Olsen and his wife Susan welcomed their first son, a seven pounds eleven ounces baby, born Thursday at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. The Rams star described the boy as a seven eleven boy.
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Pasadena
Calif
Los Angeles Rams
Merlin Olsen
Susan
Olsen
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Dutch Now in Hall of Fame at Springfield
Elmer Ripley aged 81 and four other basketball immortals were inducted into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame during the sixth annual enshrinement dinner in Springfield. Inductees include John Beckman Bruce Drake Dutch Longborg and Dolph Schayes plus Ripley who played with the original Celtics and coached at Georgetown Yale Columbia and Army.
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Mass
Elmer Ripley
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
Ripley
North Bergen
N.J
Celtics
Georgetown
Yale
Columbia
Army
John Beckman
Beckman
New York
Sad Babe Ruth
Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
N.Y
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Buffalo
NBA
Dutch Lonborg
Bruce Drake
National Basketball Hall of Fame
Galveston Ball High altered pupil records in football case
Galveston Ball High School officials say two staff members changed Kerry Jackson and Michael Phillips records to align with University of Oklahoma data. Oklahoma ruled both ineligible for next season and forfeited games. superintendent calls actions mistakes of the heart.
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Galveston, Tex
Eli Douglas
Galveston Ball High School
Kerry Jackson
Michael Phillips
University of Oklahoma
Douglas
Jackson
Oklahoma
Penn State
Ball High
Jim Watson
Watson
Kansas drills set for 1 30 in spring scrimmage
Kansas football completes four-fifths of spring work with a 1:30 p.m. scrimmage at Memorial Stadium. It is the 16th of 20 spring workouts as the Blues and Whites prepare for the May 5 spring game at the stadium.
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May's Grand Slam Lifts Brewers Past Royals 7 3
Milwaukee's Dave May homered for the first time as a grand slam in the ninth inning to beat the Kansas City Royals 7 3. He also lined a third inning triple and scored the Brewers' first run, while Ken Wright struck out 10 in a strong start for Kansas City. May noted he enjoys hitting against the Royals and Yankees.
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Dave May
Milwaukee Brewers
May
Kansas City Royals
Brewers
Royals
New York Yankees
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Boys
Bronx
Dick Drago
Paul Splittorff
Bruce Dal Canton
Ken Wright
John Briggs
Gene Garber
Wright
Ollie Brown
Garber
Brown
Darrell Porter
Briggs
Joe Lahoud
Hal McRae
Dal Canton
Pedro Garcia
Sports on TV Highlights Evening Lineup
TV schedule lists 8 p.m. NBA Boston at New York on channels 2 and 9. 1 p.m. ABA Indiana versus Kentucky on channel 13. 1:15 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Boston on channels 4 and 27. 2:30 p.m. Byron Nelson Golf Classic on channels 2 and 9. 4 p.m. Wide World of Sports on channels 2, 9 and 13. 12:30 p.m. Kansas City vs Detroit on channels 13 and 41. 1 p.m. NBA pairings uncertain on channels 2 and 9. 2 p.m. Stanley Cup Hockey on channels 4 and 27. 3 p.m. U S Russia basketball on channel 13. 3:30 p.m. Byron Nelson Golf Tournament on channels 2 and 9. a CBS Sports Illustrated on channel 5.
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Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
CBS Sports Illustrated
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