Hadley leads Kansas and Missouri to NCAA indoor title
The NCAA indoor track championships in Detroit saw Robin Lingle win the 1000 yards for Missouri, which led the Big Eight with 14 points. Hadley of Kansas dominated the two mile in 8:56.4, the best indoor or outdoor Kansas time, while Nebraska’s Charlie Greene won the 60 yard dash in 6.1 seconds. Oklahoma State added 11 points for second place.
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Detroit
Robin Lingle
Missouri Tigers
Lingle
Pittsburgh
Arnold Lowell
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Gene Crews
Earl Denny
Charlie Brown
Steve Herndon
Herald Hadley
Kansas
Hadley
Jayhawk
Wes Santee
Arkansas
Drake
Ron Suggs
Bob Hanson
Lowell Paul
Doug Dienelt
Charles Tidwell
Bob Covey
Cliff Cushman
Bob Lyda
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Sub-4 Minute Goal Highlighted In Journal Games Field
Miler John Camien of Kansas State aims for sub four minutes at the Journal Games in Milwaukee. The meet features NCAA champions including Robin Lingle and Charlie Greene, with contenders from USC Notre Dame Western Michigan and Oklahoma State. Damien holds the indoor season best 4 01.7 and seeks to top Camien.
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Milwaukee
John Camien
Camien
Kansas State
Emporia
Detroit
Milwaukee Arena
Damien
Seattle
Chris Johnson
Southern California
Ed Dean
Notre Dame
Bruce Burtson
Western Michigan
Robin Lingle
Missouri
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Johnson
Tom van Ruden
Oklahoma State
Baseball Scores From Saturday and Sunday Aboard Major Leagues
AP reports Saturday results include Chicago down Cincinnati 3 1 Los Angeles top Milwaukee St Louis 2 New York 2 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 0 9 San Francisco 5 Cleveland 2 New York 10 Baltimore 2 Los Angeles 2 Cleveland 7 Washington 8 Mexico City. Sunday action features Cincinnati Chicago Milwaukee Pittsburgh Philadelphia Boston Cleveland San Francisco New York Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Minnesota Detroit Reynosa Los Angeles Mexico City Washington Houston Kansas City matchups with rain and delays noted.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Iain Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Mexico City
Minnesota
Detroit
Reynosa
Houston
Kansas City
Bradenton
Tampa
Lakeland
St. Petersburg
Miami
Clearwater
Fort Lauderdale
Phoenix
Pompano Beach
Tucson
Jay Gym Squad Ends in Fourth
BOULDER, Colo. Iowa State's gymnasts dethroned Nebraska as Big Eight champion with a winning total of 178.5 points. Colorado second, Nebraska third, Kansas fourth, Kansas State fifth. three leagues did not enter. Jerry Fontana led Iowa State with wins in high bar and strong showings in side horse rings and parallel bars. Kansas' Kent Dobbins placed sixth in all around as his club showed big improvement over last year.
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Boulder
Colo
Towa State
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Kansas State
Town State
Jerry Fontana
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery In New Breakthrough
A new healing substance called Bio-Dyne, used as Preparation H, shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case show actual shrinkage while easing discomfort, with patients noting piles are no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, N. Y
Golden Gloves Opens Tonight in Kansas City
About 240 amateur boxers from 31 cities compete in the 38th National Golden Gloves in Kansas City. Events run four days starting tonight with weigh-ins, exams, and first-round fights in multiple weight classes across three rings at Municipal Auditorium. Defending champs Cobb and Lewis are present in new weight classes as Chicago competes away from home for the first time.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Louisville
Municipal Aduitorium
John Cobb
St. Louis
Hedgeman Lewis
Detroit
Michigan Faces Princeton In NCAA Clash In Portland
Michigan, ranked No 1, opens NCAA play against Princeton with Player of the Year Bill Bradley. If victorious they meet Wichita or UCLA as the field unfolds, while UCLA seeks back-to-back titles and Wichita eyes a deep run. Bradley scored 41 in the Eastern final and Michigan’s Russell and Buntin each had 26 in the Mideast final.
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Princeton
Bill Bradley
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
Wichita
UCLA
Bruins
Tigers
Providence
Bradley
College Park
Kelly Pete
Oklahoma State
Manhattan
Kan
Vanderbilt
Lexington
Russell
Bill Buntin
San Francisco
Provo
Utah
Gail Goodrich
Goodrich
Ollie Johnson
Celtics Set Season Wins Record in Victory over Warriors
Boston beat San Francisco 106-98 to establish a league record for most wins in a season while the Warriors tied the mark for most losses. Sam Jones scored 13 of his 22 in the fourth quarter to fuel the comeback and become the first Celtic to reach 2 000 points that season. Havlicek's layup broke a 98-98 tie to put Boston ahead.
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Celtics
Warriors
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Sam Jones
Celtic
John Havlick
Doberman Pinscher Named Best of Show at Heart of America Show
In Kansas City the 17th Heart of America all breed dog show crowned a Doberman Pinscher, Ch. Highbriar Wile of Allenwood, as best of show after a final round among six finalists. The dog also won the working group as 1,100 dogs competed before 8,000 spectators at the municipal auditorium. Other group winners included a cocker spaniel for Sporting, Afghan for Hound, schnauzer for Terrier, pomeranian for Toy, and Boston terrier for Non-sporting.
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Kansas City
Ch. Highbriar Wile
Allenwood
Betsy R. Thomas
Gambier
Ohio
Louis J. Murr
Spring Valley
N.Y
Municipal Auditorium
Ch. Orient
Dorothy C. Orient
Chardon
Soraya Kennels
Oshkosh
Wis
Claire L. Specht
Mount Pocono
van Hoozer
Velva W. van Hoozer
Osborn
Iowana
David A. Dancer
Des Moines
Air Search II Ends for Missing Captain Near Saigon
Air search for Capt. Richard S. Smith ended today after his B57 jet bomber crashed last Thursday. Efforts continued to move more ground troops into a 280 mile northeast Saigon area to search for the missing American.
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Saigon
Richard S. Smith
Doug Sanders Wins Doral Invitational In Florida
Doug Sanders, known as the clown prince of golf and the sport’s flashy dresser, topped Bruce Devlin by one stroke to win the $11,000 first prize in the $70,000 Doral Invitational Tournament in Miami. Sanders finished at 274, 14 under par, setting a record.
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Miami
Fla
Doug Sanders
Jimmy Demaret
Sanders
Australia
Bruce Devlin
Public Notices from Douglas County Probate Court 1965
Notices announce hearings on the estate of John W. Weixeldorfer Jr and appointment of administrator for Bertha Allen, with probate actions, creditor demands, and lists of local candidates for city and school posts. Public hearing details include dates in March and April 1965 in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas
Douglas County
Kansas
John W. Weixeldorfer
Mar
Lawrence
Board of Education
City Commission
Carl W. Amerine
Westdale
Donald A. Binns
E. Glenn
Audrey Jean Blackledge
Emerald Drive
John H. Emick
West Sixth
Mike Getto
Vermont
Robert D. Gillahan
Sunset Terrace
Lewis Eldon Johnson
Learnard
Martin Jost
Orchard Lane
Jesse Milan
West Fifth
Richard H. Raney
Westwood Road
Barbara Jane Allen
Hillcrest
Carl B. Althaus
Crescent Road
George R. Brahler
Hilltop Drive
Magdalene S. Carttar
Bark
Dispersal Sale At Cedarwood Farms Kansas
A March 20 1965 dispersal auction at Cedarwood Farms near Olathe Kansas offers 72 Angus cattle including registered bulls cows heifers and calves plus numerous farm machinery and furniture items. The sale will be conducted in a heated tent with cash terms and notes the presence of registration and health papers and contact details for catalog requests.
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Penny-James
Deserborn
Oliver
John Deere
Ferguson
Sun Master
Chillicothe
P.t.o
John House
RFD
Olathe
Kansas
Cedarwood Farms
Zoning appeal seeks variance for Spencer Heights lot
Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals meets at City Hall on March 17 1965 at 7 30 p m to hear variance request from front yard rules for Lot 1 Spencer Heights Addition. City Clerk H G Fisher notes. Ernest W Young estate notices appoint executors Edwin S Young and John T Weatherwax with nine month claims period.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of Zoning Appeals of
City of
Lawrence
City Hall
Spencer Heights
H. GC. Fisher
Administrator appointed for Sophia Snowden estate in Douglas County
Notice to creditors heirs and all concerned that on February 26 1905 Robert B Oyler was appointed administrator of the estate of Sophia Snowden deceased in Douglas County Kansas The first publication is made and all claims must be exhibited or be barred by law
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Bertha Allen
Wupel
Leo O'Seefe
Probate Court
Lhe O'Keefe
Riling & Riling
Eugene C. Riling
Charles C. Rankin
Edith R. Bingham
Wayne Aliphin Jr
Lawrence Daily Journal - World
Ernest W. Young
Edwin S. Young
John T. Weatherwax
Probate
Stevens, Brand & Brand Attorneys
Sophia Snowden
Sophia, Snowden
Lata
Iansas
Robert B. Oyler
Public Sale Near Bagehor and Fairmont Kansas
Sale on Thursday March 18 1965 at 10 30 a m features 11 Holstein cows plus a wide range of machinery including tractors Case and John Deere brands, a 1949 Dodge truck, tools, grain equipment, and furniture. Located 2 miles north of Bagehor then west to Fairmont area with cash terms and no liability for accidents.
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Bagehor
Kansas
Fairmont
Hursday
John Deere
John Deere van Brunt
Case Combine AG
Harrow Tho
Harrow
de Laval
Hunice Laverle
Stigimire
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