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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1969

Page

17

Kansas Not Great at Drake but Jays No Failure Either

Kansas University's Kansas Jayhawks competed at the Drake Relays in Des Moines after strong showings at their own Midlands Relays. Coach Bob Timmons blamed a feverish pace since the NCAA Indoor for fatigue and said the team lacked the edge of the prior week. Jim Ryun quit after a short 880 anchor due to exhaustion amid rain and a slick Tartan surface, with others showing wear from the fluctuating conditions.

Drake Jim Ryun Ryan Jayhawk

Hurdlers struggle on rough track at Kansas Relays

Journal-World reports George Byers finished fourth in the finals at 14.1 while Ron Jessie failed to qualify. Both had earlier 1-2 finishes at KU and Texas Relays. Bill Penny set a school hammer mark 176-0 at Drake AAU meet, qualifying for NCAA championships. Kansas hosts Southern Illinois next.

Kansas Bill Penny Journal-World Photo George Byers Ron Jessie Byers Jessie Texas UCLA Charlie Tidwell Jayhawks Drake Emporia Timmons Bill Carbondale Southern Illinois

Kansas State Only Outfit With Triple

At the Drake Relays in Des Moines Kansas State claimed the lone victory among Texas-Kansas-Drake events. Jim Ryan faded in the sprint medley relay while Notre Dame Rice and LSU set records and Jack Bachelor starred in six miles.

Des Moines Iowa Jim Ryan Ryan Nebraska Charlie Greene Notre Dame Bill Hurd Jay Dirksen South Dakota Drake Andy Steben Occidental Texas-El Paso Joe Quigley Rice Kansas State Louisiana State LSU Jack Bachelor Miami Ohio Wildcats

Stars Triumph In Major League Baseball Sweep

Despite garbled text, the report notes Tranmere and four singles boosting a Baltimore win over the New York Yankees, with Heebouiste and others contributing. Philadelphia shutout, Whillies drove in four hits against St. Louis as Tiny Washburn pitched.

Bytnge Pern Heebouisete Oninles Tranmere Deir Digs Baltimore New York Yankees Muajor Prremnnee Polinsert St. Kouts Tiny Washburn Phiadelphia

Pilots Royals Stronger Than Angels Says Rigney

Angels manager Bill Rigney compared the Seattle Pilots and Kansas City Royals as stronger than his club in 1961. California beat Kansas City 6-2 to sweep a rain shortened two game series after splitting with Seattle. Messersmith preserved the win with a seven inning relief performance and two strikeouts.

Kansas City Bill Rigney Seattle Pilots Kansas City Royals California Angels Washington Senators Rigney Angels Royals California Seattle Drabowsky Wickersham Jay Johnstone Rick Reichardt Bobby Knoop Knoop Reichardt Andy Messersmith Tom Murphy Messersmith Jerry Adair

Bando Powers A's Past Pilots as Robinson Roars for Orioles

Sal Bando boosted Oakland with a two homer and a three run shot plus two RBI singles in a 13-5 win over the Pilots in Seattle at Sick's Stadium. Frank Robinson slugged four hits in each game, driving in eight across a 6-0 and 10-5 doubleheader sweep over the Yankees and expanding Baltimore's lead in the AL East.

Oakland Bando Seattle Athletics Pilots Orioles Yankees Vancouver Robinson Rollie Fingers Frank Robinson Boston Mike Cuellar Bahansen Tom Phoebus Dick Hall RBI Brooks Robinson

Fairchild Wins Sprint At New Bremen Speedway

Cy Fairchild of Saginaw Michigan led from the 21st lap and won the 15 mile U S Auto Club sprint car feature at New Bremen Speedway on Sunday in Ohio.

New Bremen, Ohio Cy Fairchild Saginaw Mich New Bremen Speedway Sunay

Canadiens Stifle Blues In Cup Final Opener 3-1

Montreal jumped to a 2-0 lead with goals by Dick Duff and Bobby Rousseau and held on as the Canadiens defeated the St. Louis Blues 3-1 in the opening game of the best-of-seven Cup finals. The Blues, seeking the title, have a lopsided playoff history against Montreal.

Montreal St. Louis Blues Scotty Bowman Blues St. Louis Canadiens Dick Duff Bobby Rousseau Duff Jacques Plante Rousseau Plante

League Leaders Clash in American League Batting and Pitching

The list highlights top hitters and pitchers with figures for runs batted in, hits, home runs, triples, stolen bases, and strikeouts. Names like Robinson Bali Blair and Morgan appear, alongside teams and standings hints from the period, showing leaders across batting and pitching categories.

Tondo Alpy Distae At Peters Hide

Kansas Gridders In Final Week

The Kansas football team nears the end of spring practice with a Saturday scrimmage and a forthcoming spring game. Jim Ettinger led a "win" in the first session while Phil Basler nurses a sore ankle. Coach Pepper Rodgers praised overall improvement and singled out senior players, including Kenny Page replacing Pat Hutchens.

Allen Jayhawks Jim Ettinger Phil Basler Bartlesville Okla Jimmy Pepper Rodgers Rodgers Kenny Page Page Pat Hutchens

Belgian is World Champ In Billiards Contest

Ludi Dielis of Belgium won the five discipline world billiards championship in Berlin with 12 0 points to 10 2 against Raymond Dueleman, also of Belgium. Dieter Mueller of West Germany finished third with 8 4 points. Players faced cadre 71 2 and other variations across the five events.

Berlin Ludi Dielis Belgium Raymond Dueleman Dieter Mueller West Germany

McCovey Delivers Two Game Winners as Giants Sweep Astros

Willie McCovey belted two three run homers powering the San Francisco Giants to 4-2 and 8-6 wins over the Houston Astros. Clyde King and Jim Davenport praised McCovey as the NL's top slugger while the Giants pulled even with the Dodgers in the NL West standings.

Clyde King Jim Davenport Willie McCovey Houston San Francisco Astros King Giants Davenport McCovey

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