Jayhawks Rout Sooners In Prep For Big Eight Outdoor Title
Kansas defeats Oklahoma 91 to 54 in a sunlit Stillwater meet as Bob Hanson stars with wins in the 100 and 220, three relay wins, and a strong 440 relay. Seven records fall, including Lloyd Manning and Jim Farrell marks, while KU eyes the Big Eight outdoor crown with Missouri as top challenger.
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KU Nine Seeks 2nd Place For League Battle
Missouri leads the Big Eight at 13-0 while Kansas is 10-5 after a 2-1 weekend series loss to Oklahoma. Kansas aims for second place in a three game set at Colorado and later Missouri, influencing the 1963-64 all sports trophy. OU offense exploded in the fourth inning of Saturday’s game, but KU total runs came in the sixth.
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Violet Bahnmaier Second in All Events at State Bowling
In Salina Kansas the final standings of the women's state bowling tournament show no changes from the prior results as 4500 competitors vied for $38,578 in prize money. Top honors include All events winner Billie Preston Wichita and runner Violet Bahnmaier Lawrence with 1610 and 1602 points respectively.
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Record-Ending Spree Seen For Big Eight Track Action
Three more meet records fell as Big Eight athletes set marks this weekend. Oklahoma State’s Russ Laverty cleared 6 10 in the high jump. Colorado’s Jim Miller 36.2 in the 330 hurdles. Kansas’ Bill Silverberg 14 14.9 in the three mile. The article notes a surge of records this year and previews the upcoming Big Eight outdoor meet with Missouri led by Robin Lingle as a strong title contender and OU weighing on Anthony Watson’s health.
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Coffeyville Wins Kansas Junior College Track Meet
Coffeyville captured the state junior college track meet with 71 percent of points. Hutchinson 68 Pratt 21 Parsons 19 Iola and Garden City 19 Independence 13 Dodge City 12 El Dorado 7 Fort Scott 3 Arkansas City 1. Records fell in the 440 and mile relays the 100 shot put pole vault sprint medley relay and javelin.
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49ers Owner Dies After Coronary Seizure
Vic Morbito, 45, owner of the San Francisco 49ers, NF L club, died following a coronary seizure in San Francisco.
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PGA Names 1965 Site in Dunedin Florida
The National Professional Golf Association selects Valley Golf Club in Dunedin Florida to host the 1965 championship. Lau rel Valley Golf Club in Ligonier Pennsylvania is named as the site.
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Detroit Tigers Drop Two in Baltimore as Catching Woes Persist
The Tigers lose twice to Baltimore, with costly throwing errors by Bill Freehan and Mike Rourke. Baltimore wins 2-1 and 7-1 as Dressen benches Freehan and then rushes with backup catchers. Other AL results include Mincher’s homer and a Battey injury.
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Cowpokes Favored For Seventh Big Eight Golf Crown
Oklahoma State tied Houston for the Pikes Peak tourney title and led the Big Eight with 912 after two rounds. George Hixon of OSU won individual medalist honors with 223. OSU is defending NCAA champion and coaches praise the team as the strongest in years.
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