Kansas Team Stars Drake Relays With Record Harvest
Kansas University dominated the Drake Relays with 11 individual wins and four relays, led by Ernie Shelby and Al Oerter in key events. Cushman, Lubs, Skutka, Kane formed the two mile relay winner, while Oerter set a Drake record in the discus and Cushman won the 440 hurdles. Kansas aims to repeat outdoors at Columbia.
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Oklahoma
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Bob Kane
Tague
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Verlyn Schmidt
Don Green-lee
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Kent Floerke
Houston
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Charley Tidwell
Jim Sonderholm
John Book
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Babka Oerter
Cal
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Southern Methodiat
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Cubs end Giants winning streak with Long homer and double
The Major League Stars by the Associated Press report Dale Long of the Cubs drove in three runs with a home run and a double on Sunday to beat San Francisco 5-4. Jack Sanford of the Phillies held the Braves to five hits as Philadelphia won 6-2 to stay tied for first place in the National League.
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K State Guards Honored For Past Season Work
Kansas State's two guards were honored by the team last night. Don Matuszak, a junior, was voted the most inspirational player, and Roy DeWitt, last year's most inspirational player, was named captain. The Wildcats also named an All Opponent team including Oscar Robertson, Wilt Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor, Guy Rodgers, and Archie Dees.
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Seattle
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Temple
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Indiana
Russian Cage Fans Unhappy Wilt Didn't Make Swing
Russians in Tiflis welcomed the U S basketball players after their Moscow trip but missed Wilt Chamberlain who did not travel. The Kansas star’s absence left fans curious as American men and women teams arrived, greeted by about 300 locals including Georgians Estonians and Azerbaijanis.
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Russia
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Chamberlain
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Republic
Nashville Business College
U.S
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Summary of Sunday and Saturday results from the major and minor leagues with multiple games. Includes wins for Boston, Detroit, Cleveland, and Kansas City, rain delays, and upcoming Tuesday and Monday matchups plus National and Minor League standings across Pacific Coast and International leagues.
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Portland
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Seattle
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Sacramento
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Miami
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Buffalo
Havana
Montreal
Charleston
Minneapolis
Omaha
Indianapolis
Denver
Wichita
Louisville
St. Paul
Lagat Fe
Sooners and Tigers Clash This Weekend in Big Eight Race
The Oklahoma Sooners and Missouri Tigers meet in a three game baseball series at Columbia to decide the Big Eight title with Friday an inning game and two seven inning games Saturday. Oklahoma leads the conference after sweeping Town State and a doubleheader. Missouri trails by a half game after a split with Kansas State.
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