Jayhawks poised to defend Big Eight track title in Stillwater
Kansas University leads qualifiers with 17 finalists as KU eyes its outdoor conference crown. Missouri trails with 11, Nebraska and Oklahoma 13 each, Colorado nine, Oklahoma State eight. notable marks include Bill Chambers 47-5 triple jump and Javelin leaders Parma 224-1 Mohr 203-1.
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Stillwater
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Jody
Kansas
Bill Chambers
Bob Looney
Jayhawks
Tom Parma
Larry Mohr
Tom Wright
Bob Hanson
Lowell Paul
Ton
Nie Coane
Jays
Glen Martin
Chambers
Gary Schwarz
David Peeple
Tigers
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Bill Rawson
Rick Beldner
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Miller
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von Ruden
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Neuman
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Galbos
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Schwartz
Johnson
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Mohr
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Roper
Nowell
Harlow
Berline
Love
Groff
Houghton
Peeples
McCloughan
Suggs
Burns
Brooks
Looney
van Ruden
Tesullen CU
Martin
Lions Lead In State Golf Championship After First Round
Wichita Kapaun and Hutchinson high schools set pace at the Lawrence Country Club in the state two man and four man events. Kapaun 155 leads, Junction City 157, Lawrence 161, while Hutchinson stands at 319 in the four man. Lawrence's Mike Krone 79 and Marc Carsson 82 pace the Lions at 161.
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Kapaun
Hutchinson High Schools
Lawrence Country Club
Hutchinson
Junction City
Lawrence
Wichita Southeast
Arkansas City
Mike Krone
Marc Carsson
Lions
Mike Gilliam
LHS
Wichita Kapaun
Shawnee Mission East
Topeka West
Winfield
Abilene
Garnett to Add Police for 1964 Races
Lake Garnett Racing Association in Garnett Kansas sets aside 2500 dollars for a police fund to prevent a recurrence of the 1963 riot. Mayor Gwin Shell says 100 fully equipped officers will be hired for full time duty during the July 4-5 races to maintain order. The force will be available at all times after last year’s riot occurred at night.
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Gwin Shell
Richard Stebbins
Grambling
Henry Carr
Carr
Bob Hayes
Hayes
Ryun Leads Wichita East In Medley Relay Record Bid
Wichita East, the Blue Aces, set a national medley relay record bid as Jim Ryun anchored a 1:51 half mile and helped the team clock 3:25 in prelims, surpassing the 3:27.4 record. Four other meet records fell including Frank Jones 23 11 in broad jump and Drue Jennings 48.4 in the Class AA 440.
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Manhattan
Kan
Wichita East
Jim Ryun
East
Blue Aces
la Habra
Calif
Chris Forsberg
Dwight Hart
Earl Yarbrough
Ryan
Shawnee-Mission East
Frank Jones
Bonner Springs
Hoisington
Kinsley
Drue Jennings
Benny Gates
Pratt
Mount Hope
Rookie Pitcher The Hero Again
Baltimore’s Milt Pappas and Wally Bunker shine as the Orioles sweep a doubleheader against the Angels. Bunker delivers a four hit complete game in the opener, while Pappas blanks the Angels in the nightcap and contributes a run-scoring double. Colavito injures ankle but helps Kansas City with a homer and a fifth-inning rally.
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Orioles
Los Angeles
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Angels
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Untouchables
Washington
Chicago
John Buzhardt
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Kansas City
Diego Segui
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
Yankee
Ralph Terry
Dick Green
A’s
Baker and Friends Edge in Kansas Conference Track
Baker and Friends each scored 18 points as Ottawa leads for the conference title going into finals. Sterling and Southwestern trail with 11 and 14 points respectively, Ottawa 11, College of Emporia 8, and Kansas Wesleyan 2 after three events. Claude Johnson of Baker set a meet broad jump record at 23 feet 7 1 2 inches, breaking the previous 23 5 8 inch mark from 1962.
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Baker and Friends
Kansas
Sterling
Southwestern
College of Emporia
Kansas Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Claude Johnson
Baker
Jim Boley
Ballinger and Harder Win State Net Titles
Shawnee Mission East junior Todd Ballinger repeated as Class AA singles champion by beating Jeff Corbin 6-1 6-0 in Manhattan. Max Harder of Buhler defeated Kenny Wetzel 1-6 6-2 6-1 to take the Class A and B crown. Doubles winners were Darrell Snyder Dale Hendrickson of Winfield in AA and Marlin McFarland Mark Shields of Sterling in A-B.
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Kan
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Shawnee Mission East
Max Harder
Buhler
Friday Ballinger
Jeff Corbin
Wichita Sotheast
Harder
Kenny Wetzel
Pratt
Brianf
Darrell Snyder
Dale Hendrickson
Winfield
Don Drummond
Danny Oram
Marlin McFarland
Mark Shields
Sterling
Jim Keller
Allen Mai
Russell
Fights Last Night in New York and Tokyo
In New York Jose Torres outpointed Skeeter McClure over ten rounds at 161 pounds. In Tokyo Yuji Masuko stopped Warcito Brillo in four rounds at 125 pounds, ending the bout.
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Jose Torres
Wilbert
Skeeter) McClure
Toledo
Ohio
Tokyo
Yuji Masuko
Japan
Warcito Brillo
Manila
KU Nine in Fight For 2nd in Loop
Kansas University baseball needs one win over Colorado at Boulder to stay in the race for second in the Big Eight. After a split with Colorado, KU sits behind Missouri and Iowa State with three games left, including a Missouri series next week.
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Oklahoma
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Jayhawks
Ray Melvin
Dick Ruggles
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Ralph Pagani
Stirling Coward
Melvin
Dick Fanning
McGreevy
Jim Shanks
Stars deliver power in Cardinals 10 6 win over Brewers
Yesterday's box shows Julian Javier of St. Louis blasting a grand slam and two singles in four at bats as the Cardinals beat Milwaukee 10-6. John Buzhardt earned his third win of the season for the White Sox by shutting out Washington 2-0 on three hits with nine strikeouts.
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Adrian Mohr
Julian Javier
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Cardinals
Milwaukee
John Buzhardt
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Kansans Grab Lead In League Net Play
Oklahoma State faced a potential seventh straight Big Eight golf crown as Kansas and Oklahoma surged. George Hixon shot 66 and 74 for 140, while Oklahoma's Jim Awtrey matched 69 and 71 to force a duel atop the leaderboard. Kansas led the tennis race by sweeping singles and doubles to press for the title.
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Kentucky star Cotton Nash to sign with Angels
University of Kentucky All-America Cotton Nash will sign a baseball contract with the Los Angeles Angels of the American League on Saturday. The Courier Journal says Nash may also pursue professional basketball, citing a reliable source. Nash is Kentucky's all time leading scorer and was drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers. He played first base for the Kentucky baseball team this season.
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University of Kentucky
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Los Angeles Angels
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National Basketball Association
World Record Tied At Los Angeles Relays Event
Villanova four man relay squad equals the world mark with a 7 19.0 two mile time as Grambling dominates sprints and Texas A M star Randy Matson challenges Dallas Long in shot put at the Los Angeles Coliseum Relays before 26713 fans.
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Jim Orr
al Adams
Tom Sullivan
Noel Carroll
Oregon
Modesto
Calif
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Randy Matson
Texas A & M
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