Ryun Wins Indoor Mile In Strange Madison Square Garden
In the New York Athletic Club Indoor Games, 18 year old Kansas freshman Ryun outpaced Jim Greile to clock 4 02.2 as Ed Dean faded to last. The 15,137 crowd hissed and booed at times amid a night of near-misses and bold efforts from Tatiana Schelkanova and other top runners.
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KU and rivals clash in Allen Fieldhouse track triangular
Kansas University hosts Oklahoma State and Kansas State in a three team indoor meet at Allen Fieldhouse. Field events start 6 pm with the mile at 7 30 pm. The meet previews a strong field led by Kansas captain John Lawson and Oklahoma State’s Tom Von Ruden with several noted sprinters and distance runners from all three schools.
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Crowder Gets Five Year CU Coaching and Athletics Deal
Boulder Colorado AP Eddie Crowder was awarded a new five year contract by the University of Colorado regents Friday. He will earn 20000 dollars annually plus a 2500 dollar boost as coach and director of athletics.
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Lions to Play Ottawans Here Tonight at LHS
Lawrence High School ends home schedule with two games against Ottawa at the LHS gym. B team starts at 6 15 p m and A team around 8 p m. Lions bring a 12 5 record and may start guards if Mickey Allen cannot play due to a sprained ankle.
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Area Cage Scores From District Games Overbrook Scranton Perry Winchester
Overbrook beat Scranton 89 to 67 with Overbrook players including Coffman 20 Wells 12 and Atchison 8. Perry defeated Winchester 83 to 74 led by Seyler 24 Hermann 22 and Kooser 6. DeSoto outscored Louisburg 81 to 70 with Tolfer 31 and Walbridge 4 contributing key points.
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Lions and East Vie For State Gym Meet Title
Wichita East is slight favorite to win the Kansas State high school gymnastics meet at Wichita State fieldhouse. East has edged defending champion Lawrence in meetings this season as 17 schools enter the event with six from Wichita and five from Topeka.
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Owls End 28-Game Slump With Baylor Upset
Rice Owls end 28 game losing streak by beating Baylor 89 to end a decade long drought. Bill Doty scores 32 as Oregon State leads Pac 12 in late season. UCLA loses to Oregon State 64 51 as Beavers surge in conference race.
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Crews and Tull Lead Big Eight Indoor Field Prospects
Missouri's Gene Crews and Oklahoma's Ron Tull top a strong Big Eight field for the 38th annual indoor championships in Kansas City. Crews aims for a long shot put distance while Tull eyes a high jump near 7 feet as Colorado Kansas Nebraska and others vie for titles in a meet featuring Jim Beltzer Gary Ard Don Ellis and Chuck Rogers.
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Clay to Battle Ernie on 29th
Cassius Clay the heavyweight champion will meet Ernie Terrell in a World Boxing Association title bout at Chicago's International Amphitheatre on March 29 despite his draft board case. Clay, reclassified 1 A from 1 Y, plans an appeal citing Black Muslim faith.
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College basketball scores compile chaotic midweek results
A long list of college basketball scores shows Penn over Columbia by one, Cornell over Princeton, Harvard over Temple, and many others across multiple conferences. Notable scorers and close games punctuate a hectic update from campuses nationwide.
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