Nebraskas Greene Favored in Big Eight Track Trials
Nebraska sprinter Charlie Greene, heavy favorite in the 100 and 220 at the Big Eight outdoor meet, seeks a third Henry F. Schulte Award but Kansas sophomore Jim Ryun appears likely to win. KU’s Mike Burdick also drawn out in pole vault while multi sport stars from Oklahoma and Colorado show versatility at Norman.
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A's Fall 9-1 to White Sox as Chicago wins big
In Kansas City, Lew Krausse took the loss for the Athletics who were blanked until the ninth inning. Tim Talton drove in Sal Bando and Phil Roof for a late pair. Gary Peters earned the win for Chicago as John Odom was scheduled to face Tommy John next.
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No Spots Lines for Umpire Baker Scores 74 Points As Southwestern Wins
Southwestern University captured 154 points to win its third straight Kansas Conference track title. Five meet records fell, including the 440 relay in 42.4, the mile relay 3 21.6, Clyde Wacker’s mile in 4 21.3, and Mike Conard’s high jump at 6 6.
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Orioles Bat Brooks and Frank Robinson Power 11-5 Victory
Baltimore opened with a six run first surge as Brooks Robinson scored three and drove in two with his fifth homer while Frank Robinson added two hits including his ninth. Bauer shuffled the order placing Brooks third and Frank cleanup for the night.
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Two Lions Compete for Class AA Track Honors at Salina
Only two Lawrence High runners, miler Larry Spray and half miler Steve Anderson, contended for Class AA honors in the state track meet at Salina. The LHS 880-yard relay team of Cerne, Kimball, Hack, and Hill failed to reach the finals in Friday preliminaries. these were the Lions only entries.
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Local Lads Reel Eight Bass From Moran Lake
Three Lawrence youths Mike Sillix Pat Sillix and Greg Houk fished Moran Lake east of Iola catching eight large mouth bass between 3 and 4 pounds. Pat led with three big catches while ultralight tackle and four pound line helped them reel in the prized fish with guidance from Dr. Dale Sillix their father and boat mentor.
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Ellison Leaves Sumner High for KC Planning Role
Ellison 26, former Kansas University basketball star, resigns as Sumner High School teacher and head coach to join Kansas City planning department as chief planner at 750 dollars monthly. He starts June 5 and will work on Model Cities program. The Atlanta Braves hit 207 homers in 1966 including 119 at their new park.
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Kansas and Kansas State End Baseball Season With Split
Kansas and Kansas State split a pair of seven inning games in Manhattan. KU won the opener 4 1 on Randy Cordill s three run double while K State answered with a seven run fourth inning in the nightcap. Kansas entered the day 7 12 in the league and K State 9 8.
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Daily double pays out at Evangeline Downs
In Lafayette Louisiana at Evangeline Downs the nightly daily double returned $2086.40 for the winning 9 and 5 combination. Track officials reported four tickets sold for the wager.
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