KU Spring Til Set for Today
The Kansas University football team will end spring practice with the annual intra squad game at Memorial Stadium at 1 30 p m. Pepper Rodgers is pairing top offensive units against strong defenses in three 20 minute sessions with a new scoring system. Four players are out with injuries Don Shanklin John Mosier Dick Fortier and Charles Elmer.
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Lions Sweep Regional Qualifiers for State Track Meet
Lawrence High athletes led by Larry Spray Steve Anderson and the Lion 880 yard relay team earning state finals bids at Salina after strong showings in Manhattan regional Spray placed second in the mile Anderson was second in the 880 and the relay finished third All three top three regional finishers advance Topeka won the Manhattan Regional Mission North second Wyandotte third Lawrence scored with Hill fifth in the 100 yard dash Winyard fourth in the 180 yard hurdles and the medley and mile relays added fourths
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Major Leagues
American League standings show Detroit leading with a 16 8 record, Chicago and California trailing. Weekend results include Detroit beating Boston 8 4 and Baltimore crushing New York 14 0. Upcoming games feature Detroit vs Boston and Chicago vs California among others.
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Marichal earns fifth straight win as Giants beat Astros
San Francisco ace Juan Marichal pitched a complete game victory 6-1 over Houston. Willie Mays hit a long homer and Tom Haller added early scoring as the Giants steady their season. Mays collected his 545th career homer in the seventh while Marichal struck out nine and allowed seven hits.
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Chisox Get Suits For Fine Efforts
Chicago White Sox win their seventh straight by edging California 1-0. Joe Horlen earns his fourth straight victory and a suit of clothes from manager Eddie Stanky. The quirky habit rewards pitchers with four straight wins and others achieving notable infield or timing feats. Tom McCraw and Ken Berry are noted for near-misses and pivotal plays.
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Palmer Near-Perfect Bid Falls Short in No-Hitter Try
Baltimore pitcher Jim Palmer, 21, dominated the Yankees and came within one pitch of a perfect game as the Orioles failed to complete a no-hitter Friday night. Palmer had earlier shut out the Dodgers in last year’s World Series, becoming the youngest Series shutout pitcher and the man who beat Sandy Koufax in his final game.
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Chiefs sign 1965 AAU dash champ George Anderson
George Anderson, 23, 5-11, 175 pounds, top 1965 AAU 100 yard dash racer from Southern University, signs with the Kansas City Chiefs. He'll compete as a flanker and return specialist after standout Baton Rouge prep days. Hank Stram calls him the fastest camp recruit.
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Craig Nips Sinks In Speedway Race
Don Craig overtakes Larry Sinks on the 10th lap at Lawrence Speedway to win the 12 lap feature. Last year’s champion trailed for most of the race before the lead. Del Schmidt rose from last to third. Garran Allison won the consolation race. Red Andrews won the trophy dash and Schmidt set a track time trial record.
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Gentry in hospital in New York for hepatitis
Loyd Boo Gentry trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Proud Clarion is hospitalized in New York for hepatitis and yellow jaundice.
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KU's Stroup Pitches No-Hitter Yet No Decision in Doublebill
Kansas pitcher Randy Stroup fired 1 1/3 hitless innings and Bill Maddux 2 2/3 more in a 0-0 tie after 14 innings as Nebraska edges KU 1-0 in the opener. Stroup's effort marks the longest no-hitter in KU history though no decision was awarded.
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Legion Begins Season Sunday
The Lawrence American Legion baseball team opens 1967 with a Sunday doubleheader at Municipal Field against Electro Builders of Kansas City starting at 1 30 p.m. Veterans Wempe Brown Schmidtberger and newcomer Windle headline the pitching. Proven players Dillon Randel Stanelliff Temple Schmitz Oberzan Rose Jackson return with several from last year’s 27 win squad.
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Ellis Pavletich Duo Powers Reds To 4 2 Win
Sammy Ellis and Don Pavletich led the Cincinnati Reds to a 4 2 victory over Philadelphia. Ellis limited the Phils to five hits on 104 pitches and Pavletich drove in three runs with a double and a single. Ellis suggested his windup may become a long term feature as he regains form after 1966.
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Riggins Leads Centralia to Class BB Regional Track Crown
John Riggin s Centralia High athlete who signed for Kansas won the 100 yard dash in 9.9 seconds and the 220 in 22.0 seconds to lead Centralia to the Class BB Regional track title. Centralia scored 47 points with Scandia second at 26.42.
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Tigers Edge Red Sox 5 4 in Error Filled Rally
Detroit won its sixth straight by scoring five runs with minimal hits. Norm Cash homered for the Tigers and Al Kaline reached third on a wild play after John Wyatt was hit by a batted ball. Willie Horton drove in a run with a sacrifice fly as Boston rallied in the ninth but could not avoid defeat.
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Orioles rout Yankees behind Palmer’s one hit shutout
Jim Palmer pitched a masterful no hit effort over 27 batters as the Baltimore Orioles crushed the New York Yankees 14 to 0 yesterday. The right hander allowed only a single hit while Baltimore mounted a high scoring attack.
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