Rallye for blind students highlights Jayhawk club event
Jayhawk Sports Car Club brings 40 cars to Kansas City School for the Blind for a 70 mile braille guided rallye. Navigators are blind, with prizes and picnic to follow at Wyandotte Lake. Also featured is Wes Walker planning boxing club work after recovering from a severe neck injury and a Marsh Walker rematch memory.
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St Louis takes Pirates in ninth on Groat triple
A ninth inning rally lifts the Cardinals over Pittsburgh 8-7 as Ken Bower opens with a walk and Dick Groat belts a triple to tie and Bill White delivers the go ahead RBI single. In other action the A’s lose to the Twins 5-3 as John O’Donoghue allows five hits before Bob Allison’s three run homer.
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Cardinals
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Groat
White
Athletics
Minnesota Twins
John O’donoghue
Bob Allison
Twins
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Don Clendenon
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Clendenon
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Dave Boswell
Willie Davis
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Dodgers
Maury Wills
Ernie Banks
Wes Parker
Davis
Don Landrum
Wills
Parker
Ron Fairy
San Francisco
Houston
Jim Hart
Dick Stuart
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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Cincinnati
Dick Tracewski
Dodger
John Purdin
Doug Clemens
Ron Santo
Bob Buhl
Ted Abernathy
Hart
Stuart
Phillies
Billy O’dell
Tony Taylor
Alex Johnson
Gus Triandos
Bobby Wine
Art Mahaffey
Braves
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Sin
Floyd Patterson Nets Win Plans Exhibition Tour
Floyd Patterson, fresh from a quick knockout of Tod Herring, announces an exhibition tour starting Sunday in Sweden. The ex world heavyweight champion sounded confident about his post bout plans and future engagements.
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George Chuvalo
New York
Patterson
Lewiston
Clay
Liston
Herring
Stockholm
Sweden
Floyd Patterson
Tod Herring
Itom
World Records Escape Relays Night At LA Coliseum
A crowd of 18 000 packed the Los Angeles Coliseum Relays with hopes of world marks. Randy Matson set a meet record 67 11 in the shot put after a 70 7 world best last week, while Villanova clocked 41 94 in the two mile relay to equal their listed world record.
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Coliseum
Randy Matson
Gerry Lindgren
Villanova
Matson
Jim Orr
al Adams
Tom Sullivan
Noe Carroll
Jays Fall Twice to State Nine in Big Eight Swing
Kansas, plagued by injuries, lost 6-1 and 7-4 to Kansas State in a Friday doubleheader at Manhatan. Ike Evans allowed three hits in the opener, while Stu Steele belted a game winning homer in the second. The sweeps left KU 7-10 in league play and K-State 4-11.
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Stu Steele
Ernie Recob
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Steele
Bob Andrews
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Walter Pickett Leads Baker at Kansas Conference Meet
Walter Pickett of Baker set a meet record and won two events to push Baker to a large lead in four events at the Kansas Conference track meet. Baker led with 43 points as Pickett scored 20, while Sterling and Friends followed with 17. Pickett topped the triple jump at 45 feet 0.5 inches and the long jump at 23 feet 4 inches. Roy Clayton won the javelin and Ken Frye the shot put.
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Yastrzemski Goes 5 for 5 in Red Sox Loss to Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox went 5 for 5 in a 12 to 8 10 inning defeat against Detroit driving in five runs with two home runs a triple a double and a single.
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Red Sox
Detroit
Lone Lion Track Entry Fails to Place in Leap
Lawrence High's Doug Milroy failed to place in the high jump at the 1965 state meet. Tom Turch of Wichita Southeast won with 6-2% as Milroy’s best year jump stands at 6-0. Wichita East and Topeka High enter as co favorites for team honors. Toby Orr of Tonganoxie was the sole area qualifier in Class B in the 100-yard dash.
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Tom Turch
Milroy
Wichita East
Topeka High
Wichita
Tonganoxie
Toby Orr
Orr
Australia
Kansas Netmen Lead Big Eight Tennis Championship Charge
Kansas State leads in Lincoln as KU wins all 12 matches and reaches finals in all five singles divisions while both doubles teams advance to semifinals. Grantham Burr Burns McGrath and Terry reach finals. KU leads 12 points to 9 for Oklahoma and 8 for Oklahoma State with Oklahoma schools to meet in doubles semifinals.
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Kinsley jumper sets state high jump mark
Kenny Gaines of Kinsley High School cleared 6 7% feet to lead Class B action at the state meet. Chuck Brass of Coldwater also set a Class B pole vault record at 13 feet 34 inches, beating the previous marks.
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Kinsley High School
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Coldwater
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Jack Buckman
Argentine
Brass
Bob Johnson
Logan High School
Willie Davis Dash Costs Dodgers a Rally in Cubs Win
In Chicago, Willie Davis twice flashed speed but удked a runner out at first on a casing miscue as the Cubs held the Dodgers to a 2-1 victory. Ron Santo homered for the Cubs, while Bob Buhl earned his fourth win with relief help from Ted Abernathy.
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Kansas City
Marsh
Wes
Chicago
Wesley Walker
Winfield Senior Wins State AA Tennis Title
Winfield senior Darrell Snyder captured the state Class AA singles title by defeating Shawnee Mission East’s John Towner 9-7 8-6 in the final after earlier 6-0 6-1 and 6-4 6-2 wins. Oxler placed third. doubles title went to Dan Oram and Sid Kanter of Shawnee Mission East.
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Winfield
John Towner
Shawnee Mission East
Snyder
Bob Post
Shawnee Mission North
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Wichita Kapaun
Oxler
Mike Howard
Arkansas City
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Sid Kanter
David Hoover
Steve Snodgrass
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