Ryun Wins 880 in USTFF Meet Then Seeks Mile Title
Jim Ryun Kansas sophomore, world record holder, won the 880 in 1 47.2 at Albuquerque’s USTFF meet amid altitude tests at 7 500 feet. He eyes the mile finals tonight and insists he still does not view himself as a half miler, despite a strong performance. New Mexico Track Club led with 87 points as Kansas trailed.
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Glassboro, Highlands Tangle for NAIA Title
Glassboro New Jersey earned a chance to face New Mexico Highlands in the NAIA baseball finals after righthander Ken Lang starred in two complete games to push Glassboro into tonight’s final against Highlands. Highlands needed one win to claim the title, while Glassboro must win twice. Lang set two tournament records by pitching both complete games 2 1.
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Jones Pact Shifts From Term to Fiscal at Oklahoma
Norman AP. University of Oklahoma athletic director Gomer Jones sees his contract moved from a four year term to fiscal status. The Board of Regents extended Jones through the 1967-68 fiscal year on a comparable basis with other admins, replacing the former September 1, 1968 end date set by his prior contract.
Hideaway Wins With 16 Hits In Fast-Pitch Showdown
Hideaway rapped 16 hits Friday night driving a 17 to 2 victory over Craftman Industries in a South Park men’s fast-pitch league game.
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National Marks Set At Junior Olympics In Topeka
The Topeka Cosmopolitan Club scored 170 points at Kansas University's Memorial Stadium to win the girls division of the 14th Kansas Junior Olympics, with two national records set Paulette Smith 11.0 in the 100 yard dash intermediate division and Jan Ruesser 4 1/4 in the junior division long jump, while Lawrence and Mulvane earned podium spots in other events.
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Herschell and Shane Win Local Jalopy Features at Lawrence Speedway
Sonny Herschell and Marty Shane of Lawrence win the A and B feature races at Lawrence Speedway in a crash filled night. A first lap multi car collision eliminated Garran Allison, Larry Stone, and Red Andrews. Harold Bellheimer and Del Lehmidt finish behind Herschell and Shane. George May flips in the B feature but walks away. Don Craig damaged but not injured.
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69th Brigade Heads To Fort Riley For Summer Training
The 6th Infantry Brigade consisting of 5,104 National Guardsmen from Kansas and Missouri will arrive at Fort Riley on Sunday to begin its two weeks of summer training under AP dispatch.
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National League standings and results snapshot
Baseball roundup from the National and American leagues with standings, Friday results, and upcoming schedule. Notables include Cincinnati, St Louis, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and New York, with key wins and losses shaping the pennant race.
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Jayhawk Kiwanis Lions Win In South Park League Action
In South Park League baseball, Jayhawk Kiwanis drew a 5-3 win over the VFW after four runs in the third inning. Lions rolled to a 10-4 victory against the Elks, scoring four in the third and four in the fourth.
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Hawks Top Olathe For Ninth Victory
The Lawrence American Legion Virginia Iun baseball team improved to 9 2 with a 9 1 win over Olathe at Municipal Field. They schedule games against Topeka CG F in Topeka at 8 p m and Leavenworth at 8 p m in Leavenworth.
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Ragweed to stay despite eradication costs and pollen impact
Agriculture official told a House subcommittee that ragweed elimination is prohibitively expensive at $1.50 to $50 per acre, with pollen worsening hay fever and asthma. In other news, a baseball game featured Bob Rose’s three run homer for the Hawk team against Leavenworth B, with Steve Wempe earning his third win as Olathe managed six hits.
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Lawrence Golfers Sidelined in State Men’s Amateur
Friday action at Prairie Dunes CC Hutchinson saw final two entries eliminated. Doug Dusenbury a KU law student fell 4 and 3 to Dave Dennis in the quarterfinals. Defending champ Grier Jones Roger Brown Dakin Cramer and Gary Navarro reached the semifinals with two wins.
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Five basketball stars chosen for Hall of Fame
Wilt Chamberlain Bill Russell Elgin Baylor Oscar Robertson and Bob Cousy were the first five stars selected for the Hall of Fame Madison Square Garden center. Chamberlain led with 36 points followed by Russell 33 Baylor 30 Robertson 27 and Cousy 21.
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Tennis Class Set for Lawrence Women at KU Courts
A tennis class for women in Lawrence will meet Monday Wednesday and Friday at 8:00 a.m. on the Kansas University courts behind the Robinson gym. Registration for the first session is Monday at 8:00 a.m. The $6 for 12 lessons covers beginners and intermediate players. Each participant should bring a racket and several balls and wear active attire. The class will be canceled if fewer than eight enroll. The second session begins July 10.
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Toll Road Plan Discussed by Midwest Officials
More than 150 Missouri and Illinois officials met in Quincy to review a proposed Kansas City to Chicago toll road. They agreed the plan looked favorable but could not reach a general consensus on the route.
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