Ryun Sets Indoor Mile Mark in 3:57.5 at Garden Meet
Jim Ryun won the U S Track and Field Federation indoor mile in 3 57 5 at Madison Square Garden, the first sub four minute indoor mile this season and the third fastest indoors. Sam Bair led early before Ryun took control and stretched the gap to win by about 40 yards as Dave Patrick and Bair settled for slower times.
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Madison Square Garden
Tom O’hara
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O. J. Simpson
Charlie Greene
Greene
Larry James
Villanova
Wildcats
Lee Evans
San Jose State
Byron Dyce
New York University
Wade Bell
Oregon
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
Sebside Mamo
Colby College
Lindgren
Mamo
Bob Seagren
Ed Caruthers
Arizona
Harvard
Four LHS Wrestlers Reach District Finals
Lawrence High earns four finalists at the district wrestling finals in Olathe led by Steve Johnson Ron Ball Bob Hartman and George Schuler. Several Lions seek regional berths with teammates in third-place contention and consolation matches.
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Steve Johnson
Ron Ball
Bob Hartman
George Schuler
Johnson
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Ball
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Hartman
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Richard Pierce
Craig Marsh
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Pierce
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Stan Adam
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Sumer
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Pat Whitner
Dec
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Dan Ritter
ISU KU Dual Set To Spotlight Big Eight Swimmers
Top swimmers from Iowa State and Kansas University meet at Robinson Gym tonight at 7 30 in a dual. KU leads in eight of eleven events this season with Cyclones close behind in several disciplines. Key rivals include Hines Lechler Rathke Cotsworth and Westensee for ISU and Bowser Darrah O Conn or O Connor and Hines for KU.
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Hines
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Jim Cotsworth
Lechler
Roy O’connor
Tom Ellis
Cotsworth
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Jim Kent
Neal Armstrong
Rathke
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Paul Grueneberger
High Miner
Bill Griffith
Kent
Tom Bowser
Darrah
O’connor
Steve Strauss
Gruenberger
Westensee
Weekend TV Sport Lineup Highlights
Local schedule lists basketball and winter Olympic events. Brad ley faces North Texas State on Channel 4 at 12:30 with Kansas at Colorado on Channels 5 and 13 at 1. Women's figure skating airs at 2 on Channels 9 and 13. Seals play North Stars at 10:30 Sunday on Channel 5. Celtics vs Lakers games at 1 on Channels 9 and 13. Williams Classic golf at 3:30 on Channel 4.
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North Stars
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Los Angeles Lakers
Channel 4
College Cage Scores and High School Results Snapshot
College games include Columbia 76 Dartmouth 70 in double overtime and Princeton 69 Yale 62. Cornell 83 Harvard 79, Penn 61, Brown 53. New Orleans Loyola 86. Air Force 69. Wesleyan 88, Colo. Col. 64. John Carroll 83 Washington & Jefferson 71. Oakland 100 Mackinac 67. Warrensburg State 47 Pittsburgh State 47. Wm. Penn 81 Simpson 63. N. D. St. 78 So. Dak. 73. No. Dak. 91. High School scores list numerous city matchups including Atchison 174 OT, Augusta 90, Mulvane 50, and many more across Kansas districts.
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Yale
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Harvard
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Perry Edges Oskaloosa 64 61 in Jefferson County League
Perry High defeated Oskaloosa 64 to 61 in Friday night basketball. Larry Starilard led Perry with 23 points, Laurel Barnett added 15, while Mark Hope paced Oskaloosa with 10. The game stayed tight through all quarters with a 12-12 fourth period.
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Perry
Kaws
Larry Starilard
Raw
Laurel Barnett
Mark Hope
Skier Karen Budge Injured. U S Falls Short at Grenoble
In Grenoble France Olympic speed skating opened with Finland s Kaija Mustonen breaking the 1500 Olympic record while Olga Pall of Austria won the downhill. U S skaters including Karen Budge suffered a shoulder dislocation before the women s downhill as J Elliott and Jim Barrows were injured in the men s downhill.
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Helsinki
U.S
Karen Budge
Austria
Olga Pall
United States
Finland
Kaija Mustonen
Miss Pall
Isabelle Mir
Christ Haas
Harald Groenningen
Eero Maentyranta
Miss Budge
Jackson
Wyo
Chamrousse
Jere Elliott
Jim Barrows
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Bob Beattie
Karen
Kiki Cutter
Bend
Ore
Sandra Shellworth
Boise
Idaho
Robin Morning
Suzy Chaffee
Rutland
Marielle Goitschel
Canada
Nancy Greene
Miss Greene
Dianne Holum
Northbrook
Ill
Miss Mustonen
Dianne
Jeanne Ashworth
UCLA and Columbia Narrow Cage Wins
UCLA edged UCLA beat UCLA? The text is scrambled. Columbia needed two overtimes to beat Dartmouth 76-70 in Hanover. New Mexico State routed Arizona 93-75. Princeton beat Yale 69-62. Ivy League action left Columbia tied for first after beating Cornell and Harvard, while Penn beat Brown. Southern California and Washington State won on the road, plus several other regional results.
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Lew Alcindor
Associated Press
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Ore
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Dartmouth
Lions
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No. 10
Arizona
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N.M
Alcindor
Mike Markham
KU Basketeers Tangle With CU
The Kansas University basketball team carries a two game win streak and Big Eight title chances into a regional televised clash at Boulder Colorado. KU seeks a win to move into a four way league lead with Kansas State Iowa State and Nebraska while Colorado aims to end an eight game skid. Front liners Bohnenstiehl Sloan Douglas Nash Vanoy and guard Harmon pace KU against Colorado outside shooting by Frink Williams and Rebich.
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Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Bruce Sloan
Greg Douglas
Dave Nash
Vernon Vanoy
Oklahoma State
Phil Harmon
Pat Frink
Chuck Williams
Mike Rebich
Tonganoxie Edges Holton 39-29 In Stall Tactics Win
Tonganoxie defeated Holton 39-29 as Holton stalled in the second half. John Duncanson led with 13 points and 12 rebounds, Harold Karten top-scored for Holton with 12, and Tonga aims for a rematch at Wamego following this Friday win.
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Duncanson
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Danny Wyrick
Phil Robbins
Bill West
Harold Karten
Wyandotte Sets Pace In State Swim Meet
Wyandotte led Friday preliminaries with ten finalists led by Bobby Wright and Steve Ulmer as the Bulldogs chase the state title at Robinson Gymnasium. Wichita East, Shawnee Mission East, and others placed swimmers in finals with multiple events underway.
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Wichita South
Jim Kraft
Wichita East
Robinson Gymnasium
Journal-World
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Wyandotte
Bobby Wright
Bulldogs
Wright
Steve Ulmer
Ulmer
East
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Shawnee-Mission East
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Topeka West
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Wichita West
Hutchinson
Wichita North
Salina
Shawnee Mission South
Topeka
Lions Gymnasts Rout West In Final Dual Meet
Lawrence High freshmen and upperclassmen dominated Topeka West as the Lions swept most events in a 89 2 to 18 % victory to close the regular season. Ken Johnson Tom Yother Marc Joseph led scoring with multiple firsts and the team heads to state regional next Saturday in Lawrence.
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John Spearman
Mark Hildebrand
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Rance Blann
Tim Nelick
Bob Young
Richard Wolfe
Brian Cooper
Rehmer
Yether
Litwhiler Leads College Baseball Coaches in 1968
Former major league outfielder Danny Litwhiler is president of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches for 1968. He serves as head coach at Michigan State University.
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American Association of College Baseball Coaches
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Michigan Probe For Violations Slated by Big 10
The Big Ten investigates claims from the Michigan Daily that Wolverine athletes received discounts free passes and part time jobs with coaches aware. Commissioner Bill Reed plans personal inquiry as H O Fritz Crisler pledges immediate investigation and crackdown.
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