Beefy shotputters set for UCLA Kansas dual clash
Kansas and UCLA prepare a marquee outdoor dual meet in Los Angeles with five 60-foot shot putters aiming to dominate. KU coach Bob Timmons brings 28 athletes for 18 events as UCLA hosts dedication ceremonies for a new all-weather track and features top throwers like Mark Ostrich and Steve Marcus.
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Los Angeles
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Jayhawk
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Jim Bush
Arizona State
Sun Devils
Bruin
Santa Barbara
Mark Ostrich
Steve Marcus
Marcus
Ostoich
Karl Salb
Steve Wilhelm
Doug Knep
Timmons
Russ Hodge
Memorial Stadium
Emporia State Cager Grabs NAIA Second Team Berth
Kansas City AP reports Willie Scott of Alabama State and Gene Littles of High Point repeat on the NAIA All-American list. The 1969 first team includes ten players with seniors and juniors from multiple colleges.
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NAIA
Kansas City
Willie Scott
Alabama State
Gene Littles
High Point
N.C
Ron Korenegay
Monmouth
N.J
Melvin Coleman
Stout
Wis
State
Russell Boston
Wesminster
Dwight Durante
Catawba
N. C
Fred Davis
Howard Payne
Greg Hyder
Eastern New Mexico
Jake Ford
Maryland State
George Johnson
Stephen F. Austin
Hall
John Jamerson
Fairmont
W. Va
Dale Cushinberry
Emporia
Kan
Threartis Wallace
Central Washington
Bob Mabry
Rio Grande
Danny Davis
Henderson
Ark
Israel Oliver
Elizabeth City
Robert Thompson
Philander Smith
Glen Summers
Gannon
Kenny Davis
Georgetown
Bob Bruns
College of Emporia
Frank Dexter
Washburn
Chick Downing
St. Benedict’s
Bill Greving
Fort Hays State
Mike Holliman
Carl Cook
Rockhurst
Tom Spencil
William Jewell
Elliott Takes Washburn Football Head Coach Post
Baker graduate Elliott will assume as Washburn University football coach April 15 after unanimous faculty athletic committee selection. The 37-year-old former Southwestern College coach led Southwestern to five-year 37-7-3 record with NAIA honors and league titles.
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Harold “Bud” Elliott
Southwestern College
Washburn University
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Washburn
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Turon
Geneseo
Mulvane
Turner
Whirlwinds Rout Central Mustangs at Haskell Stadium
Ottawa Junior High Whirlwinds defeated Central Mustangs 66 to 42 on Central’s home track. Central won five of 18 events and lost the eighth-grade meet 52 to 30. ninth-grade results show multiple event placings led by Bayne, Graves, Nightingale, and Glover with several ties and times noted.
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Perkins
Viel
Jayhawks run up 21 hits in 17 3 win over Trinity
Kansas defeats Trinity 17 3 in Edinburg Texas as Paul Womble and Keith Lieppman lead with four hits each, Womble driving in six runs. Sophomore Lieppman adds six hits in nine at bats across the two games. The Jayhawks improve to 1-1 on the season after an early loss to St Marys.
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Kansas Fails To Rack Point In NCAA Swim
Kansas opened the NCAA championships in Bloomington with limited scoring on day one. Jayhawks swimmer Bob Hines won a 50 yard freestyle heat in 0:21.8 but missed finals while Kim Bolton and Jim Kent also failed to qualify in their events. Indiana led the team standings with a record 3:25.8 in a winning relay and strong performances from Charlie Hickcox and teammates. The meet continues with multiple events scheduled today and finals on Saturday.
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Jayhawks
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Indiana
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Bob Wright
Charlie Hickcox
Don McKenzie
Steve Borowski
Bryan Bateman
Jayhawk
Fights Last Night in New York and Boston Boxing Notes
The report covers several boxing results from New York, Boston and nearby towns. Hakao Sakurad outpointed Worn Stir Lea in Japan style match. Gael Halloran knocked out Bob Hines in a heavyweight bout in Taunton Massachusetts.
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Japa
Lea
Taunton
Mass
Gael Halloran
Noeth Maston
Bob Hines
New York
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