Track Meet Highlights Feature 1960s University Stars
Geoff Van Gerstock leads Mt. SAC performance with 50.2 in 400 hurdles at Cushman. California Striders set stadium marks in multiple events led by Bob Steele and Jim Milter. Edith McGuire and Ibara Ferrell top women s sprints, while RaNae Bair dominates the javelin with an American record.
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Geoff van Gerstock
Mt. San Antonio
A.C
Stadium Regord
Cushman
Gas
Theythern
California Striders
Bob Steele
Michigan State
Jim Milter
Striders
Willie Davenport
Southern University
Edith McGuire
Tennessee State
Ibara Ferrell
Los Angeles
Mercurettes
Wyomin Tyus
Kathy Hammond
Sacramento
Pennetta Glenn
Compton
RaNae Bair
San Diego
Barbara Friedrich
New Jersey
Billie Flack
Millbrae Lions
Cherrie- Sherrard
Laurel
Mamie Ballina
Chicago
Denise Paschel
Tammy Davis
Tommie Smith
San Jose State
Jim Hines
Texas Southern
Edwin Roberts
Trinidad
Harold Busby
UCLA
Adolph Plummer
Carol Moseke
Beatrice
Neb
Nancy Norberg
Palo Alto
A Cre Wyatt
Buffalo
N. Y
Charlotte Cooke
Doris Brown
Seattle
Francie Krakar
Ann Arbor
Mich
Marie Mulder
Washington
D. C
Ba Schmidt
Millbrae
Calif
Sandy Matson
Texas A&m
Neal Steinaver
Oregon
Dave Maggerd
Santa Clara
Larry Kennedy
Athena A.C
Oakland
Russ Hodge
Foothill
Tom Farrell
New York
ALC
Ted Nelson
Preston Davis
Texas
Dave Patrick
Villanova
George Hunt
Ralph Boston
Darrell Horn
Athens
Gayle Hopkins
Pasadena
A.A
Charlie Mays
Tracy = Smith
al Lawrence
Houston
Hilly Mille
W.C
George Young
Cass Grande
Artz
Glohn Coyle
Aviatralia
Jim Ryan
Kansas Fresh
Michel Jazy
Cary Weisiger
San Diego Th
BBR
Ichard Roma
Pat Traynor
Long Beach 49Ers
Tom von Ruden
Oklahoma — State
Wade Beil
Hammer
Ed Bourke
Tom Gage
George Freen
U.S
Lee Evans
Bob Frey
Theron Lewis
University of California
Irinidad
Ed Skinner
Jim Miller
Ken Bernard
Athens A.C
Barbara Ferrell
Wyonta ‘Tyus
Irene Qohera
Lorel TC
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
George Andereson
Southern
Jim Times
Bill Gaines
Mulehill
N. J
den Shy
San Diego State
Tommy White
Yankton
Wille Davenport
Ron Copland
Vince Matthews
Johnson Smith Frosh
Yack Yerman
Ed Red
Bill Alley
Kansas
Frank Covelli
John Tushaus
Arizona
Tim Stevenson
Penn State
Phil Conley
SCYV
Ron Tarrier
Santa Monica
Selwin Jones
van Nelson
St. Cloud St
Tom Larix
John Lawson
Doug Brown
Montana
Charlotte Conke
Kathy Hammond Wills
Chris Iverson
San_ Fernando
Francie Kraker
Delores Stoneback
Estelle Baskerville
Eleanor Montgomery
Cleveland Striders
Fran Parham
Lynn Graham
Pat Winslow
Lions
Cynthia Wyatt
Janis May
Art Walker
Southern California Striders
Walker
Luther Hayes
Southern California
Charlie Craig
Fresno
Athens AC
Paul Wilson
Southern California Fres
Bob Seagren
Jeff Chase
Mel Hein
SC Stridera
Jim Eshelman
Stanford
Willye White
Cherrie Sherrard
Mamie Rallins
Barbara’ Ferrell
Oakland Oakettes
Laurel TC
Long Beach
Bruce Mortenson
Oerter
Dave Weill
Rink Babka
Casadena
Bob Stoecker
Athens AQ
Jarry Kennedy
Diamond Data National League and American League standings notes
Summary of multiple baseball results with team records for the National League and American League. Includes standings partials for Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati New York St Louis Atlanta Houston and others with Saturday Sunday and Tuesday results, inning counts, and scheduled games.
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L. Pet. G.B. Tittsburgh
San Fran
Los Angeles
Phila. Cu
Houston
Atlanta
St. Dottha
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Vice Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Joninges
Pittsburgh
St. Touts
St. Louis
W.L. Pet
Baltimore
Vetrolt
Opessese
Bar & Meveland
California
Minnesota
Cheamoe AL AS
Kansas City
Washington
Roston
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimor
Bismarck
Denver
Miami
St.p
New Orleans
Okla City
Omaha
Phoenix
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
Seattle
Tampa
SS Ee
Davis Cup rainout delays match in Munich
Rain halted the final group stage games of South Africa against West Germany in Munich and the matches were postponed to Monday due to rain, delaying the decisive results in the European zone Group B Davis Cup encounter.
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Munich
Germany
South Africa
West Germany
Kaser wins Public Links title beating Ojala 6 and 5
Wichita's Monte Kaser, 155 pounds and state amateur winner in Kansas 1962, defeats Dave Ojala of Minnesota 6 and 5 to capture the 41st National Public Links title at Brown Deer Golf Course. Kaser led 4 up after morning, 5 up after 27 holes, finishing on the 31st with Ojala bogeying.
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Monty Kaser
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Dave Ojala
Two Harbors
Kaser
Ojala
Former Mile Record Holder Seeks Ryun Challenge
Michel Jazy former mile world record holder said he would like to race Jim Ryun who eclipsed his mark in Berkeley California. Jazy proposed after the European Championships in Budapest to run and both aim under 3 minutes 51 seconds. Ryun holds a pending world half mile record and will race in Los Angeles next weekend before a fall return to Kansas cross country.
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Paris
France
Michel Jazy
Jim Ryun
Jazy
Berkeley
Calif
Ryun
Budapest
Los Angeles
University of Kansas
Bannister Says Ryun’s World Record Was Expected
London AP report notes Dr. Roger Bannister, first to break four minutes in the mile, not surprised by Jim Ryun’s 3:51.3 record at age 19. Bannister calls it a tremendous run and predicts faster times ahead, estimating someone may reach 3:30 in about twenty years. He cites his own 3:59.4 run at Oxford in 1954.
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London
Roger Bannister
Jim Ryun
Bannister
Ryan
Barbara Fay White Seeks Third WWGA Title at Barrington Hills
Barbara Fay White aims to become the first to win three straight WWGA championships as the women's Western Golf Association event opens at Barrington Hills Country Club. About 140 entrants compete in qualifying to reach match play, with a 36 hole final on Saturday. Barbara beat Lew Gilliam last year for the amateur title, and contenders include Jean Ashley and Judy Bell.
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Minnesota
Lew Gilliam
California
Jean Ashley
Judy Bell
Nichols Clinches Minnesota Golf Classic Crown
Bobby Nichols won the Minnesota Golf Classic with a 14 under 270 after a final-round 70 at Keller Golf Course. He earned $20,000 and credited his Branding Iron putter, naming the Chicago maker after the victory.
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St, Paul
Nichols
Golfers Association
Odessa
Tex
Keller Golf Course
Bobby
Jack Cupit
Terry Dill
John Schlee
Cupit
Schlee
Sun City
Ariz
Schell
Dill
Austin
Doug Sanders
Billy Casper
Steve Spray
Dan Sikes
Richey Wins National Clay Courts Title at Age 19
Cliff Richey of Dallas defeated Frank Froehling 13-11 6-1 6-3 to claim the National Clay Courts men's singles title. Richey, hailed as a rising amateur, ends the season with a big win as top rivals consider their futures. His sister Nancy won the women's singles, while Ralston and Graebner took the doubles title.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cliff Richey
Texas
Richey
Dennis Ralton
Arthur Ashe
U.S
Forest Hills
United States
Ralston
Ashe
Dynamo
Dallas
Frank Froehling
New York City
Nancy
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
Fla
Bakersfield
Calif
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Froehling
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Wiechers Wins Trans-Miss Crown Over Friend
In Minneapolis the 21 year old Jim Wiechers of Atherton California defeated Bob E Smith of Sacramento California 3 and 2 in the 36 hole final to win the 63rd Trans Miss golf title. Wiechers had earlier beaten Ron Cerrudo and classmates from California on the way to the crown.
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Minneapolis
Jim Wiechers
Wiechers
Bob E. Smith
Edina
Atherton
Calif
Santa Clara University
Smith
Sacramento
Sacramento State
Ron Cerrudo
San Rafael
San Jose State
Ross Randall
Alameda
California
Cerrudo
Dreamliners and Jets win Kansas NBA games
In Wichita, the Dreamliners defeated Harrels 7-2 and the Lear Jets beat Ulysses 11-3 in seven innings to stand 2-0 in the Kansas National Baseball Congress tournament. In the losers bracket, Winfield toppled Hay 14-7 and Wichita Beech beat Salina 4-1, while Columbus routed Moscow-Hooker 10-0 in five innings.
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Wichita
Wichita Dreamliners
Wichita Lear Jets
Kansas National Baseball Congress
Dreamliners
Wichita Harrels
Jets
Ulysses
Dennis Tajchman
Winfield
Hay
Wichita Beech
Salina
Columbus
Moscow-Hooker
Bronson
Burden
Wichita Service Auto
Wichita Royal Body
Wayside
Nowata
Junction City
Americans Beat Russians 11 6 In Friendly Moscow Meet
American team defeats the Soviet men 6 4 and women 5 0 unofficially as two Soviet world records fall. Coach Don Gambril notes improved Russians and predicts tough Olympic matchups for 1968. Trina Posdnyakova and Galina Prozumenshchikova set breaststroke records.
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Moscow
Don Gambril
Russia
Gambril
Tokyo
Lenin Stadium
Trina Posdnyakova
Galina
Prozumenshchikova
Connie Mackers Lose Two Games in Weekend Set
The Lawrence Connie Mack baseball team lost twice over the weekend. Ottawa Rebels beat them 11 to 3 on Saturday night, and Great Bend took a 5 to 3 decision.
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Lawrence
Connie Mack
Ottawa Rebels
Great Bend
Four Pickets Protest Hamilton's Deferment
Four pickets protested in front of the White House over actor George Hamilton. They urged "Draft George Hamilton now" and accused him of deferment due to his mother’s support. The scene noted Hamilton’s 18 year old deferment, before his marriage to Lynda Bird Johnson.
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Hamilton
Washington (Ap
White House
George Hamilton
Aew
Lynn
George
Lynda
FBI Gets Its Man With High Conviction Rate
J Edgar Hoover said 96.7 percent of FBI trial defendants were convicted in the fiscal year ending July 1. He reported a record $253 million in fines savings and recoveries, yielding $1.50 for every dollar appropriated, with more than 13 000 convictions.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Hoover
FBI
Plane Crashes Nine Die Near Cape Lisburne
An Air Force transport plane sank in the Arctic Ocean off Cape Lisburne after crashing during approach to a radar station. Nine people died including five crew members and four passengers USO entertainers from Los Angeles. Captains Abbott and Smith led the flight with a crew that included Perkins Goff and Marcum. other passengers Lan Zella and Lt Groves.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Air Force
Arctic Ocean
Cape Lisburne
Hugh H
Eiiner Yancey
USO
Los Angeles
Nome
Leo J. Abbott
Dorchester
Mass
Richard A. Smith
Holbrook
Idaho
Virgil H. Perkins
Denver
Dwight E. Goff
Manhattan
Kan
Floyd Marcum
Ypsilanti
Mich
Anthony John Lanzella
New Orleans
Army
Everett A. Groves
Ft. Richardson
Visitors and family of the Tornedens tour Western towns
Monday visitors included Jim Elder and family of Linwood, Roger Henik of Kansas City, and Amia Torneden. Ruth Pettengill and Mrs. William Torneden toured Leavenworth. Roger Torneden, Lawrence, travels Europe with Hamburg visit noted. Other relatives visited Reetz, Cox, and Storstall in recent days.
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Herbert _Torneden
Jim Elder
Linwood
Roger Henik
Kansas City
Amia Torneden
Frieda Reetz
Ray Holmes
Manhattan
Jim McCoy
Riverside
Calif
Howard Cox
Frank Henik
Joyce and
Earl
William E. Torneden
Terri Lynn
Lawrence
William Torneden
Roger Torneden
Europe
Hamburg
Germany
Roger
Amsterdam
Two Park Heads Die on Weekend
Missouri State Park Director Lee C. Fine aged 48 died of a heart attack Saturday night after chest pains at home. Randall Davis 69 and board president died Sunday in a Kansas City hospital after cancer illness. Davis had served in the Missouri House and was named to the park board by Gov. Hearnes.
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Jefferson City
State Park Board
Lee C. Fine
Randall Davis
Brookfield
Kansas City
Fine
State Conservation Commission
Sullivan
Eminence
Camdenton
Ellington
New Madrid
First Methodist Church
Davis
Missouri
Linn County
Warren E. Hearnes
Park Board
Postal Service
New Boston
KU Orientation Center hosts foreign students across eight week program
Kansas University runs the nations first foreign student orientation program now in its 17th year. About 55 students from nearly 25 nations stay with Kansas and Missouri families, visit sites like the Kansas Capitol and Truman Library, and spend six classroom hours daily plus evenings of social activities.
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Kansas University
Kansas
Missouri
Independence
Abilene
Paola
Clay Center
Kansas City
Burlingame
U. S. State Department
Kansas Capitol
Topeka
Truman
Foremer
Harry S.truman
Rome Fountains Turned Into Wishing Wells by Visitors
Rome earns a new nickname as its public fountains attract tourists and locals who toss coins and make wishes. City officials watch for overflow and crowding while authorities remind visitors to respect the historic sites.
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Rome
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