Jays Fight to Give Easton League Title
Kansas University coach Bill Easton nears a final Big Eight carnival with 17 Jayhawks qualifying for Friday finals. Kansas trails in predicted points but seeks a fourth straight title under Easton as Nebraska star Charlie Greene sparks sprint events and a wealth of KU qualifiers pushes for the league crown.
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Fishermen Find Crappie Run Isn’t Necessary at Tuttle Creek
In Manhattan, a Holiday Inn manager and local anglers prove success comes from work not a crappie run. They fish coves near the bank with minnows and jigs, landing 15 crappies weighing a pound or more after hours of effort. The column also notes drownings at Turtle Creek Reservoir, rising rabbit hunting in Kansas, and an aging Canadian goose near Crowley.
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Diamond Data Friday's Results and Upcoming Games
MLB results show Detroit 12 Boston 4 and New York 4 Baltimore 3. Minnesota 4 Kansas City 3. Chicago 2 Los Angeles 1. Washington 1. Upcoming: Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at Washington. Los Angeles at Chicago. Minnesota at Kansas City. New York at Baltimore.
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Smith Chosen President of Kansas Outdoor Writers
Thayne Smith of Topeka, a twice weekly outdoor columnist for the Journal-World, was elected President of the Kansas Outdoor Writers at the annual meeting in Wichita. He succeeds Jack Zimmerman who becomes board chairman. new officers include Park Carter vice president and Helen Ward Rennie secretary treasurer.
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Clelland Cole
St. John
Bob Klotz
Blue Rapids
Park Carter
Eureka
Helen Ward Rennie
Montezuma
Bob Fencannon
Emporia
John Polson
Pratt
Tigers Extend Lead With 9-2 Win Over Colorado
Missouri surged two games ahead in the Big Eight after a 9-2 victory at Columbia behind four hit pitching by Terry L Ange and home runs by Dan Rudanovich Gene Stephenson and Ray Thorpe. Nebraska beat Oklahoma 2-0 and 3-1. Oklahoma State swept Iowa State 4-0 and 9-1. Kansas State upset Kansas 6-1 and 7-4.
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Ray Thorpe
Stroud
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Don Kuykendal
Iowa State
Ike Evans
Kansas
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College Scores Across Baseball and Golf Meet
The Associated Press reports scores from college baseball with Missouri beating Colorado 9-2 and Oklahoma State 4-9 against Iowa State 0-1. Golf results list Drury and Jewell near 628 to 641, with several Missouri Valley and small colleges noted.
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Lions Seek Third State Golf Crown At Hutchinson
Lawrence High golfers Mike Krone and Mike Gilliam tied for first after 18 holes at the Class AA state finals at Prairie Dunes. Jeff Triplett stood second in medalist race. Triplett and Gilliam as possible state champs could give LHS its third crown this year after football and gymnastics.
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Junction City
Jeff Triplett
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Tom Schoenbeck
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Jayhawk Golfers Hold Fifth Spot In League Match
Oklahoma State led the Big Eight golf tournament at Lincoln after 36 of 54 holes, 603 to 621 for Oklahoma, 623 for Kansas State, 633 for Kansas, with Bob Dickson opening a three-stroke individual lead and seven birdies on the day. Other Kansas players posted mixed scores as the Cowboys and Sooners battled for top honors.
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Lawa State
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Leaders American League Batting and Fielding Totals
The leaders list includes Horton Detroit .383 and Wagner Cleveland .348 for batting averages among 45 at bats. Woline and Mantilla lead with 24 and 23 runs batted in for Detroit and Boston. Aparicio Baltimore and Cardena Los Angeles top hits with 42. Mays San Francisco leads batting average at .382 while Banks Chicago has 34 RBIs. Mays also leads home runs with 11. Stolen bases feature Campaneris Kansas City and Cardenal Los Angeles with 4. Pitching leaders include Giusti Houston and Gibson St. Louis with 60 strikeouts.
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St. Louis
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Houston
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Juice Powers Horton Yaz Slugfest In Detroit Ten Innings
Horton and Yastrzemski fueled a 10 inning slugging duel in Detroit. Horton hit two homers and two singles driving in five. Yastrzemski added four extra base hits and five ribs for Boston. Lumpe and Demeter delivered the decisive 10th inning? rally before Detroit’s win.
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Hadl Signs Up With Chargers
San Diego Chargers announce quarterback John Hadl has agreed to 1965 contract terms. Hadl aims to win the No 1 job after Tobin Rote’s retirement, bringing Kansas All America credentials and Chargers experience.
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Boxing results from three venues across the world
Floyd Patterson stopped Tod Herring in Stockholm as Mildenberger outpointed Piero Tosomini to retain the European heavyweight title in Frankfurt. In Melbourne Actor Plaza outpointed Ian McDonald as bouts produced no decisive outcome.
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Australia
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Ian McDonald
Scotland
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