Kansas Earns Track Title Despite Few Golds in Lincoln
Kansas University clinched the Big Eight outdoor title under coach Bill Easton as they finished with 100 points in Lincoln. Readout highlights Lawson’s 3 mile win a meet turning moment and Schwartz and Martin adding golds in discus and triple jump while Nebraska’s Greene earned the overall top performer trophy.
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Willie Mays Lifts Giants in Doubleheader Sweep
Yesterday Willie Mays of the Giants raised his batting average to .4608 with his 138th homer and seven hits in eight appearances as San Francisco swept Houston in two games 10-5 and 4-3. Earl Wilson of the Red Sox shut out Detroit on four hits in a 5-0 win.
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Pettit retires after storied Hawks career
Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks has announced his retirement ending an 11 season NBA run in which he scored 23 344 points.
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Foyt Claims Indy 500 Pole as Fast Qualifying Continues
A J Foyt, 30, Houston, set the pole pace at Indianapolis with four laps averaging 161.233 mph and a hot lap of 161.958. He will lead the front row in the 33-car field driving the No 1 Sheraton Thompson Lotus Ford. Jim Clark and Dan Gurney also qualified well on Lotus Ford machines as 19 cars posted speeds on the opening day.
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