O'Hara Sets American Record In 1500 M At Nationals
Tom O'Hara, the Oregonian, pulled away from Cyrol Burleson to win the 1500 meters in 3:38.1 an American record. Burleson, Grelle, Ryun and Weisiger all beat the previous American mark of 3:39.3. The meet also affected Olympic trials selections with six in each event earning trials berths and Hayes withdrawing due to a hamstring injury.
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Giants Edge Dodgers to Lead NL as O'Dell Shuts Down Rally
Billy O'Dell returned from neck trouble to finish the ninth as the Giants beat the Dodgers 1-0 at Candlestick. Ron Herbel held LA through eight before Cepeda's sacrifice fly produced the decisive run, with O'Dell closing out the win after loading the bases.
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A Duo of Aces in One Group at Shawnee CC
Ike Smith and Ken Stapleton each ace the 146-yard 13th hole in a fivesome at Shawnee Country Club. Smith, first hole in one and a 1941 member, holes out with a six iron. Stapleton follows with a nine iron, placing his ball atop Smith’s for another ace, his second.
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Topeka Star Mike Miller Signs with Missouri
Topeka high school basketball scoring leader Mike Miller signed a letter of intent to enroll at Missouri University. Miller said he was contacted by five other colleges and narrowed choices to Washburn and another Big Eight school before selecting Missouri. Notre Dame football record cited at 467 wins 126 losses and 34 ties in 75 years.
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Model Car Races Tonight at Slot Hawk Race Club
Youngsters ages 16 enter the trophy race at 7 tonight in the Slot Hawk Race Club building at 737 N 2nd St. Three classes Stock strombecker and Revell use 1/32 and 1/24 scale cars. About 30 drivers are expected from 60 to 80 entries. All cars are electric powered on a 102 foot track. The event welcomes both girls and boys.
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Boston Red Sox sweep doubleheader on Mantilla five hits
Felix Mantilla of Boston slugged five hits including two homers and drove in three runs as the Red Sox swept Cleveland 8-5 and 4-3. Diego Segui pitched a four hit shutout for Kansas City as they beat Los Angeles 4-0 ending the Angels' 11 game win streak.
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