Jayhawk Discus Flinger Aims for 185-Foot Throw
Jayhawk rookie Gary Schwartz, with season bests of 168-6 34 and 168-5 44, eyes a 185-foot goal at the 36th Big Eight outdoor meet in Stillwater. He trails Oklahoma’s Rich Inman and Missouri’s Dick Cochran on a form chart but seeks a breakout, aiming to break the meet record set by Kansas State alum Otto in 1956. The Tigers seek their first outdoor title since 1951, while Kansas hopes for points in shot put and strong showings in the 3 mile. Friday prelims and Saturday finals will reveal the story.
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Inman
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Colorado
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Gene Crews
Nebraska
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Loop Net Honors Sought by Hawks
Kansas University eyes its first Big Eight tennis crown since 1948 as Oklahoma State defends. Jayhawkers led by Denzel Gibbons beat Oklahoma State 5-2 in Stillwater and seek success through five singles and seven doubles brackets with Burr Burns Ly saught Grantham and McGrath in the lineup.
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Burns
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Hard-luck hurler beats Frisco in tight win
Ken Johnson of the Colts finally breaks his win drought with a 2-1 victory over the NL leading Giants. The Houston right-hander, who had a no-hitter but no wins in a month, carried a 1-0 lead for six innings and benefited from two misplayed hits as Houston snapped San Francisco’s pace. Johnson departed in the eighth, earning his first win since April 18.
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Wilkes
Mays
Johnson
Houston
Colts
San Francisco
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East Rowan Pitcher Tosses No Hitter in 5-0 Win
East Rowan High School defeated Monroe High 5-0 as sophomore pitcher Phil Robbins no-hit the visitors over seven innings. Robbins struck out 19 and allowed only a walk and a pop foul to catcher as the other two outs came on a pickoff.
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East Rowan High School
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East Rowan
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Kansas City Dickering For Landis of Chisox
Kansas City Athletics discuss trading for Jim Landis of the Chicago White Sox amid a bickering dispute. A's offer $150,000 plus a choice of Manny Jimenez George Alusik Jose Tartabull or John Wojcik. White Sox GM Ed Short says the bid included players but was rejected. Landis has played little due to a dispute over interview fees.
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George Alusik
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John Wojcik
Ed Short
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Short
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Jim Gentile
Gino Cimoli
Cimoli
Ryun and McClain Eyed National High School Mile Record
Prep stars Jim Ryun of Wichita East and Gene McClain of Salina discuss a potential national high school mile record at the Kansas meet in Manhattan. Ryun has 4:09.6 this season, McClain 4:14.9 regionally, with past state finishes 1st and 2nd. Finals start Saturday at 1 p.m. and 16 records expected in Class BB amid upcoming field events and prelims.
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Kansas
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Jim Ryun
Wichita East
Gene McClain
Salina
Ryan
McClain
Wichita
Bob McKee
Abilene
Frank Jones
Bonner Springs
Track stars return for state meet with top sprinters
Notables return including Drue Jennings Argentine a potential Class AA 440 record breaker Bill Kimble Hoisington a triple winner in Class A low hurdles 100 and 220 Bob Newsom Medicine Lodge Class A 440 David Atkins Eric Class B shot put Ken Gaines Kinsley Class B high jump Junior Riggins Centralia Class B broad jump Gary Luebbe St Peter Fay Seneca Class B javelin John Mason Phillipsburg last year’s mile winner switched to 880 this season and qualifies with best Class A time.
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Drue. Jennings
Bill Kimble
Hoisington
Bob Newsom
Medicine Lodge
David Atkins
Eric
Ken Gaines
Kinsley
Junior Riggins
Centralia
Gary Luebbe
St. Peter and
Javern
John Mason
Phillipsburg
Mason
All-Sports Title Is a Kansas Goal
Kansas leads the Big Eight all-sports race with 23 points at the spring Stillwater meeting. The Jayhawkers aim to clinch the all-round title through track tennis and golf before a baseball showdown with Missouri next Tuesday and Wednesday. Nebraska Oklahoma and others follow in the standings with Missouri and Kansas State also in the mix.
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Jayhawkers
Dutch Lonborg
Missouri
Floyd Temple
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Nebraska
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Track Average at Peak Sets Harness Track Record
Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury reported a 72 night meet total mutuel handle of 144,027,355 and an average daily bet of 2,227,707. Attendance reached 1,743,206 with an average crowd of 24,211 per night.
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Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Wolf population dwindles in lower 48 states
The wolf is nearly extinct across the 48 states with substantial populations now found mainly in Alaska and parts of Canada.
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Contiguous States
Alaska
Canada
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