KU Spikers See Mixed Form As NCAA Tilt Opens
At Knoxville KU coach Bob Timmons faced a cautious start with four of the Jayhawks failing to qualify on day one of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field championships. Ron Jessie missed the long jump finals, placing 18th. Stan Whitley secured 11th with 24-6, far from his best 26-11, as teams contend for the title.
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Kansas University
Bob Timmons
Jays
Timmons
Smoky Mountains
Ron Jessie
Jessie
NCAA
Stan Whitley
Whitley
Rich Elliott
Frank Shorter
Yale
Bill Alley
Berkeley
Arizona State
Mark Murro
Tennessee
Bill Skinner
Murro
Alley
Jayhawks shine in meet with fast prelims and few finals
KU athletes show strong sprint and distance times led by Jessie Timmons comments on knee trouble. Herm Franklin heads USC in hurdles with :13.8 best. George Byers advances in 120 high semis. Jim Ryan runs 4:03.4 in the mile. Meade and Johnson deliver key vault and pole efforts as Sprinters and throwers compete for finals.
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USC
Herm Franklin
George Byers
Erv Hall
Villanova
Byers
Jim Ryan
Ryun
Mickey Mathews
Jayhawk
Julio Meade
Meade
Jan Johnson
Kansas
Bob Bornkessel
Shawnee Mission
Nixon Misses Again as Senators Fall to Orioles
President Nixon attended the game with Julie and David Eisenhower as the Senators lost 2-0 to the Baltimore Orioles in a long evening. Baltimore pitcher Dave McNally pitched a two-hitter for his 10th win as Tim Cullen and Paul Casanova barely troubled him. Boston slugger Carl Yastrzemski fueled a 3-0 Sox win over Cleveland with a 19th homer and Ray Culp strong in another two-hitter.
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Tim Cullen
Paul Casanova
Short
Frank Howard
Boston
Ray Culp
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Culp
Lou Klimcheck
Lee Maye
Draft Board Seeks Review of Jo Jo Whites Reserve Status
St Louis draft officials asked the Selective Service to declare Jo Jo White reserve status fraudulent amid questions over his enlistment dates and a stay order. The case involves White’s 2-S deferment, later changed to 1-A, and subsequent attempts to join reserve units. The matter drew political interest and was reviewed by Washington officials.
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Missouri Selective Service
Washington
Celtics
Maj
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Washington Selective Service
The
Globe
Bids on KC Sports Complex Near $8 Million Gap
Only two bids were submitted for construction of two stadiums in the Jackson County sports complex with the lowest bid about 8 million over available funds. The base bid was 31.59 million by Del E Webb Corp Walter Kidde Constructors and Sharp Brothers. Massman Construction bid 34.33 million. County funds amount to about 23.5 million.
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Royals Sign UCLA Trio In Pacific Eight Sweep
The Kansas City Royals announce the signing of UCLA shortstop Gary Sansserino and right handed pitchers Jim York and Guy Hansen from the Pacific Eight champions. Sansserino hit .368 and will report to High Point Thomasville in the Carolina League while York and Hansen join Winnipeg in the Northern League.
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Hansen
Winnipeg
Ed Sinacusa
Los Gatos
Calif
Thomas Luck Jr
Spotsylvania
Kingsport
Tenn
Mike McGrath
Pershing
Neb
Corning
New
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results From League Action
East and West divisions show Chicago New York St Louis and San Francisco atop tables. Thursday results include St Louis 5 Montreal 3 and Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 7 with several late games and twin bills on schedule for tonight.
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Murphy
Washburn
Lawrence Royals Roll To 14-9 Shawnee Victory
The Lawrence Royals beat the Topeka Reds 14-9 at Lake Shawnee. Dale Miller drove in two runs in the fifth inning to seal the win as Terry Miller and Lee Ice led an 11 hit attack.
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