Kansas Track Stars Look Ahead At Strong 1966-67
KU coach Bob Timmons relies on a deep sophomore class joined by veterans Tom Yergovich Gary Ard and Bob Olsson to propel a promising track program. Kansas State under DeLoss Dodds showcases rising stars Roger Timken Ron Beiter and Steve Perry while Wichita State loses Simmy Hill but Gears toward future gains. Iowa State eyes a historic football and basketball scheduling shift with Iowa clash teased for 1967.
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Ralston Advances In Wimbledon Meet
United States No. 1 Dennis Ralston reached the last 32 at Wimbledon, defeating Aleksander Metroveli 6-0 4-6 6-4 6-4 as Davis Cup teammates Cliff Richey Marty Riessen and Charlie Pasarell also advanced. Davis Cup manager George MacCall noted Ralston’s sharp serve and strong chances to win.
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Australia
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Long Beach
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Dallas
Casper Palmer Headline Western Open Tees Off
Nine former champions join a 131 player field for the $100000 Western Open in Chicago. Billy Casper defends the title as Arnold Palmer seeks another win but trails the field along with Nicklaus Gary Player Boros and others in the chase for $20000 top prize.
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