Eleven Records Fall In State Junior Olympics Action
Archie San Romani of Wichita East ran a 4 16.2 mile to boost the fifth annual State Junior Olympic program at Memorial Stadium. San Romani set the national junior and international marks as Wichita East teammate Bill Stone set a 880 yard record 1 55.7. Topeka Cosmopolitan Club won the team title with 148.3 points while Wichita and Lawrence finished second and third. Eleven meet records were set including the mile and 40 yard relay.
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Wichita East
Archie San Romani
Memorial Stadium
Archie
Missouri Valley Aau
Mission
San Romari
Emporia State
Bill Stone
San Romani
Topeka Cosmopolitan Club
Wichita
Lawrence
Bob Crumpacker
Wich
Phil Hawer
Winfield
Ken Berry
Topeka
Charles Brown
Hurdies
J.ebert Dobbs
Newton
Charles Andgreon
Ted Wondbury
Lenti
Tom Korn
Wyandotte
Bob Pankrats
Cassaday
Rose Vail
Plains
Jim McNeal
Topeke
Jim Glenn
Paul Denham
John Carson
Mullinvilla
David Kucera
Munden
Rex Replogie Jae Penee
Pratt
Bob Barney
Doug Smith
Mike Smith
Det Barbour
Desk
Bob Sharp
Osawatomie
Glenn
John Milder
Toneka
Vail
Dobbs
Mewton
Bob Greensburg
Woodbury
Korn
Smith Center
Bob Topeka
Rich Grant
Mnawatomie
Milliken
Seaman
Paul Donahan
Brean Biehert
Mite
Mike Wetcher
Barney
Barbour
al Householder
Salina
John Cummings
Don Wilson
Pate
Homeholter
Latvia
Piersee
Paul Bark- Hace
Kerry
Meight
Jim Wilson
Eudora
Tave Kerr
FI Muncy
Hucharbaker
Fredonia
Gieeerr
Hower
Richeen Daw
Flelge
Mt. Hope
Ale
Wade
Maninville
Whod ‘Bury
Teots
Fouseboker
Pankratx
Cagach
Berry
Reka
Fee
Norman Sinclair
Pane
Wayne Frown
Ris
Hefeh
Track meet results feature Beloit and Topeka athletes
Grecian Beloit and Topeka athletes dominate events like sprint, high jump, and long distance. Notable marks include meet records in distance throws and a running broad jump, with participants from Lawrence Fredonia Emporia and Wichita achieving top placements.
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Grecian
Beloit
Kampschr Lawrence
Myvard Raeh
Brown
Topeka
Render
Ellaworth
WiHame
Speake
Lawson
Reynolds
Smith
Fredoni
Wichita
Lawrence
Taylor
Lewis
Serie
Parma
Scot City
Willame
Collins
Zienke Lawrence
Harrison
Cooper
Tope
Willaims
Frown
Marae
L. Taylor
Kampschroeder
Saunders
O'Dell
Fredonia
L. Savier
A. Groves
Bowner
Partridge
Dunigan
Parte
Logan
Fredani
Ipeka
Rence
McGrath
Stevens
Emporia
Batman
Wilson
Bouner
Harris
Sainster
Jones
Ridgeway
Pound
Relahr
Mott
Harrix
Schwartz
Elliott and Delany To Meet For First Time In Compton
Compton California tonight hosts a premium mile clash as Herb Elliott of Australia and Ron Delany of Ireland race the mile for the first time. The event at Ramsaur Stadium in Compton starts at 10 20 p m Eastern Standard Time with four other runners. Officials say no pace-setter and the race could threaten the world record of 3 58 set by John Landy in 1954.
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Compton
Calif
Herb Elliott
Australia
Ron Delany
Ireland
Ramsaur Stadium
World Federation
Freena
England
Derek Thbdotson
John Landy
Finland
Diamond Data Emper…r American League Schedule Results
Major league baseball results and standings across American and National leagues with Thursday and Saturday game summaries. Notable scores include New York 12 Chicago 2, Detroit 6 Baltimore 9, Kansas City 9 Washington 6, Cleveland 7 New York 6, and Milwaukee 8 Los Angeles 4. Pacific Coast and International League results also listed with multiple city matchups and future schedule notes.
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Washington
Banae A Cay
Balthmore
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Kansas City
Goston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
St. Louia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittaburgh
Pittsburgh
Musial and Mays Duel For Batting Title Lead
In a tight NL race Stan Musial 426 and Willie Mays 424 pace the batting chase as Richie Ashburn trails at .355. Mays went 4-for-5 in San Francisco’s win over Milwaukee, trimming the gap to lead the Braves by 0.010. Cardinals swept Pittsburgh, boosting to third while Giants, Reds, Cubs also won.
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Art
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Stan
Willie
Musial
Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Cincin‘mati
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Jim Finigan
Orlando Cepeda
Gene Cantey
Hank Aaron
Finigan
Cards
Gene Green
RBI
Curt Flood
Bob Friend
Wilmer Mizell
Bob Purkey
Hin
Reds
Don Hoak
Frank Robinson
Carl Erskine
Harry Anderson
Stan Lopata
Svein
Don Elston
Rey "Semproen
Baseball notebook shifts and scattered lines
Yesterday's Stars report notes Ralph Terry of the Athletics threw a seven hit 12 inning shutout beating the Senators 2 to 4 in a duel with Camilo Pascua. Woody Held hit a two run homer to break the game open. Sherm Lollar drove in all of the White Sox runs in a separate brief fragment.
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Associated Press
Ralph Terry
Athletics
Senators
Camilo Pascua
Woody Held
Sherm Lollar
White Sox
Sox
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