Ryun Plans For Summer Track Schedule And Europe Trip
World mile record holder Jim Ryun, KU sophomore, maps a June sequence of meets from Los Angeles to Bakersfield with a focus on the European trip and a strong July training period in Topeka to fund next year. He will skip Pan-American Games to prepare for three European events in August and a U S team trials in July. He also holds a summer job as a news photographer with the Topeka Capital Journal.
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Night Relays Build Topeka West Leads At Haskell Stadium
Five teams contest the 22nd Lawrence Night Relays at Haskell Stadium with field events starting at 4 15 p m and running events at 7 30 p m The lineup includes defending champion Topeka West Highland Park Topeka Leavenworth Ottawa and Lawrence Relay scoring is by team for all events.
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KU Tops Washburn in Tennis Dual 5-2
Kansas swept all five singles matches to defeat Washburn 5-2 in Topeka. Ichabods won two three-set doubles matches led by Harbaugh and Howard in a competitive pair of eliminations.
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Hawks Sign Mike Frink and Sherman Dillard
The St. Louis Hawks announce the signing of Mike Frink of Colorado and Sherman Dillard of Tulsa. Frink, a 1966 draft choice, played last year in the Belgium Major Basketball League and joins active Army duty before reporting in September. brother Pat Frink will be a Colorado senior in 1967-68.
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Big Eight Football Rookie Watch Highlights May 196X
A roundup of top rookies across the Big Eight features Neal Waddington at Iowa State and Joe Orduna at Nebraska, with standout newcomers at Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Colorado. The piece notes size, speed, and early potential amid strong returning players.
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Moment page builds for Legion Nine season opener
Ken Page, Lawrence Junior American Legion manager, anticipates the 1967 season starting with a 1:30 p.m. doubleheader against Electro Bumpers of Kansas City at Municipal Field. After finishing 1966 at 27-12, Page notes the year was meant as a building year with many young players and a better-than-expected finish.
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Elementary Youth Track Competition at Lawrence High
An elementary school track meet will be held Saturday at Lawrence High School. Field events start 8 30 am with the first running event at 9 am. Open to pupils 8 to 12 from Lawrence Unified District 497 with on site entries.
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Rodgers Seeks Depth in KU Spring Football Drills
Kansas University football coach Pepper Rodgers reviewed spring progress Monday aiming to deepen talent before Saturday's spring game at Memorial Stadium. Multiple position changes shuffled the first and second defensive units while offense remained largely intact as coach seeks players to fill roles this fall.
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