Ryun Shatters Mark With 3 59 6 Mile In Kansas City
Jim Ryun Wichita born KU freshman electrifies 4600 in Municipal Auditorium with a 3 59.6 mile on 12 laps. He led from the curve, lapped most, and finished as crowds roared, breaking the Big Eight indoor record and signaling future relays star power.
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Tom O’hara
Chicago
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Los Angeles
Germany
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Berlin
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O’hara
Beatty
New York
Wes Santee
Santee
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium Arena
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Lawrence City Bowling Crown Caps 19th Tournament
The 19th annual Lawrence Men's Bowling Association City tournament concluded with the 1966 champions crowned at the Pladium. Prizes will be awarded later, likely at the March LBA meeting. A final women's team session occurs at Hillcrest Bowl with a 2:30 Saturday squad to close the event.
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Watson Digging on KU Arena Expansion
The M W A Co of Topeka begins footings for a 6500 seat east side addition to Memorial Stadium at Kansas University. Watson has a $517 900 contract. New seats target students, raising capacity from 44 900 to 51 400. Financing via higher student ticket fees starting this fall. KU remain fourth in the Big Eight behind Nebraska Oklahoma and Missouri.
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Jail break attempt ends quickly for Weymouth man
Albert R. DeBold 23, of Weymouth Mass was spotted as he tried to drive off in a Cadillac owned by a Hartford Jail guard. He failed to escape and was reapprehended.
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Clay Terrell bout in Chicago canceled after legal issue
Friday's scheduled Clay Terrell boxing match in Chicago collapsed afterClay refused to apologize for unpatriotic remarks cited by the Illinois State Athletic Commission. The three member panel recessed until Monday as Clay claimed he did not come to make a showdown plea. Attorney General William G. Clark later said the proposed fight violated the Illinois boxing code.
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Clay Terrell title fight in Chicago canceled likely moved
In Chicago the heavyweight title bout between Cassius Clay and Ernie Terrell appears canceled as the Illinois Athletic Commission planned to meet. Main Bouts Inc. says three cities could host the match, with a Pittsburgh promoter confirming talks as Clay faces Army induction.
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Pittsburgh
Lions Fall to Manhattan 59 46 in Regional Tuneup
Lawrence High ends regular season with a 59 46 loss to Manhattan as Miller leads Lions with 14 points while Dodge tops Manhattan with 24. Regional play opens Tuesday with Lawrence seeded second or third behind Hayden and Topeka West.
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Dipper the Hero In 76er Victory
Wilt Chamberlain, honored for breaking the NBA all time scoring record, sank seven free throws and scored 35 in Philadelphia’s 130-124 win over the Knicks. San Francisco beat Cincinnati 125-119 as Rick Barry went 6 of 6 from the line and Tom Meschery made key rebounds late.
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