Lawrence High Qualifies For State With Third at Regional Golf
Lawrence High finishes third at a seven-team regional at Topeka Country Club with a total of 337 behind Leavenworth 317 and Topeka West 320. Brad Willhite 82 and Mike Burton 83 pace LHS, medalists eighth and ninth. state 36-hole tourney starts Monday at Alvamar Hills.
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Alvamar Hills
Lions
Topeka Country Club
Leavenworth
Topeka West
Brad Willhite
Mike Burton
Willhite
Burton
LHS
Ron Commons
Lawrence
Topeka High
Manhattan
Olathe
Highland Park
Brad Wilthite
Darrell Cross
Wes Clark
Bill Roper
Mark Erland
Bob French
Missouri Oklahoma game results and fishing conditions update
Monday results show Missouri 6 Oklahoma 3 with home runs by Meraz and Fairbanks and pitchers Hinz and Maddock. Additional line scores list Missouri 6 Oklahoma 3 and 2 0 records. Kansas City Chiefs sign draft picks Vereen and Gagliano plus two free agents Dixon and Murry. St Louis Cardinals recall John Martin after strong Springfield stint. Area fishing conditions in Clinton Melvern Perry Pomona Tuttle Creek and John Redmond report water temps and bite activity for channel catfish crappie white bass walleye and carp.
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Topeka
Clinton
Perry
Tuttle Creek
John Redmond
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Anthony Vereen
Lousiana State
Bob Gagliano
Utah State
Vereen
Gagliano
Lawrence Night Relays Boys and Girls Results
Lawrence high school and Topeka dominated the Lawrence Night Relays with multiple winners across events. Top performances included Harkins leading Lawrence in javelin with 168-1, Topeka and Leavenworth sweeping relays, and SM West excelling in mile and sprint events. Girls section featured Topeka defending wins in hurdles and Olathe posting strong throws and jumps.
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Jamie Steinhauser
Ron Sturdy
Jeff Harkins
Topeka
Olathe
Leavenworth
SM West
Harkins
Rob Zinn
Ron Courtney
Barry Austin
Anderson
Troy Parmely
Ken Boyd
Jeff Cooper
Mark Henderson
Shawn Georgie
Parmely
Zinn
Jan Demby
David
Lawrence Demby
Jeff Smith
Bill Britain
Demby
Chris Brady
Kurt Lucas
Rob Merkel
Kyle Roste
Tony Owens
Smith
Aaron Wright
John Peters
Courtney
Leavenworth, 16-6. Medalist — Reagan, SM West, 64. Triple Jump — 1. Topeka
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Henderson
Kenny Romero
Owens
John Howard
Wright
Kimball
Roste
Steinhauser
Georgia
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Merkel
Lucas
Clathe
Bunten
SM South
Evelena Payne
Sebra Pelham
Viola Willingham
Harmon
Payne
Susan Rupf
Deanna Hoag
Graves
Vianita Nelson
Cherry Hayes
Rupf
Armstrong
Elizabeth Kruzel
Michel Fisher
Tricia Boyd
Bennett
Sarah Lucas
Peggy King
Valerie Kamb
Meg Mongtomery
Jill Smith
Barber
Mandy Downs
Lisa Gaumnitz
Hue Chien
Downs
Montgomery
Dawn Cassell
King
Hoag
Kamb
Zelia Bryant
Sandy Messler
Boyd
Nelson
Fisher
Hayes
Bryant
Report by WSU claims charges can't be proved
A three month internal investigation at Wichita State University concluded that the payoffs allegations against basketball players could not be proved. The 33 page committee report, focusing on The Kansas City Times items, noted some charges were disproved or deemed suspect, with further inquiry planned into new issues raised by other sources.
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Clark Ahlberg
Chris Waddle
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Rhatigan
Richard Williams
Drs. Murphey
Martin Perline
Lawrence Howell
Tyrone Aughburns
Auguster
Kempf signs five swimmers to KU roster
Kansas women’s swim coach Gary Kempf announces five high school recruits Shelly Breck and Kelly Burke of Wichita Southeast Celine Cerny of Topeka Stephanie Raney of Huntsville Ala and Jacki Lesiecki of Milwaukee Wis Kempf calls the class the most solid yet KU has won six straight Big Eight titles two recruits have times under conference records and three under AI AW national standards
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Shelly Breck
Kelly Burke
Wichita Southeast
Celine Cerny
Topeka
Stephanie Raney
Huntsville
Ala
Jacki Lesiecki
Milwaukee
Wis
Kempf
Jayhawks
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Burke
Cerny
Raney
Lesiecki
Martin resigns as WVU athletic director after 22 years
Richard D. Martin resigns as West Virginia University's athletic director ending a 22 year tenure marked by frequent clashes with coaches and fans. He cites a need for fiscal focused leadership and says his strengths lie in physical and program development. He joined WVU after serving as athletic director at Washington University and previously at Ottawa University.
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Richard D
Dick’’ Martin
West Virginia University
Martin
West Virginia
State Board of Regents
Washington University
St. Louis
Ottawa University
Kansas
Pro Am Golf Medalists Share 70s At Chillicothe
Ken Roper tied for medalist honors with a 70 at Lawrence Country Club in Chillicothe. Charlie Lewis of Mission Hills also shot 70 as the event closed. Newsome resigns as KU assistant sports information director effective Aug. 1 to pursue a master’s degree. Deadline and signup details given for the mixed doubles tennis league and a youth baseball softball coaching clinic at the Community Building.
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Ken Roper
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Charlie Lewis
Kansas City Mission Hills
Bill Newsome
Kansas
Newsome
Cooney ends Norton’s run with 54 second kayo in Garden
Gerry Cooney knocked out Ken Norton in 54 seconds in Madison Square Garden, its fastest heavyweight main event. Norton toppled into the ropes as Cooney pressed with a brutal barrage, while doctors attended and Norton was declared neurologically okay. Cooney, undefeated top contender, eyed a likely November bout with Mike Weaver as gate receipts under $1.4 million for the show.
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Earl Shaw
Frank Folk
Edwin A. Campbell
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Las Vegas
Teddy Brenner
The
Ali
Earnie Shavers
World Boxing Association
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Mike Weaver
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