Old-Timers Help Mets Gain In NL Battle
Mets end long cellar status with two wins over Philadelphia behind 78 years of combined age from Spahn and Lary. Donn Clendenon hots a torrid .516, while Pirates drop ground after beating the Cubs 6-4 as Bunning and Short struggle in the Mets win.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Philadelphia
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Donn Clendenon
Casey Stengel
Warren Spahn
Frank Lary
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Chris Short
Spahn
Easton Fete Highlights 18 Years At KU
Kansas coach Bill Easton and wife Ada hosted a star studded Easton fete at the Union with about 350 attendees. Dr. Dick Easton appeared after a Boston hold and a surprise Lindsey also attended. Lt. Mills was delayed by flight issues. Rev. Turner delivered the keynote praising Easton’s leadership and character building.
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Los Angeles
Kansas
Bill Easton
Ada
Kansas Union
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Boston
Easton
Santee
Clarke Wescoe
Wade Stinson
Long
Eastons
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Bill
Skip DeCamp
Indiana
Max Falkenstien
Topeka
Kansas Relays
Cliff Abel
Mission
Bob Devinney
Dallas
Jack Greenwood
Medicine Lodge
Connie Satterwhite
Overland Park
Allen Frame
Kinsley
Tom Rupp
Salina
Lloyd Koby
Salt Lake City
Dick Wilson
Chicago
Art Dalzell
Bob Smith
Kansas City
Bill Alley
New Jersey
Stroup Twins
Larry
McPherson
Louis
Jim Hershberger
Wichita
Rev. Turner
Seattle
Koby
Dalzell
Wilson
Baseball and Basketball Standings and Results Snapshot
MLB and ABA type standings shown with teams and records for the American League National League and ABA. Highlights include Detroit Chicago Baltimore Washington New York Kansas City Cleveland Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia Houston and St Louis games listed with results and upcoming schedules.
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Baseball Star To Enroll Here At Kansas University
Roger Jackson of North Kansas City High School has signed a letter of intent to enroll at Kansas University next fall. He is a three year baseball letterman with a 7 1 record this spring and a 14 2 season for his Legion team. He was MVP of Western District Missouri American Legion and Harvard Award winner, ranked fourth in a 1101 class, vice president of student council, and plans to study medicine at KU.
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North Kansas City
Kansas University
Jackson
Jayhawks
Floyd Temple
American Legion
Missouri American Legion
Harvard
C. A. Cottingham
Kansas State Names Captain and Awards 1965 Track Team
Kansas State track team selects Bob Hines as most inspirational performer of 1965. Don Payne and Bill Selbe are named co-captains for the next season. Awards picnic at Ahearn Field House held indoors due to threatening weather.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Bob Hines
Kansas City
Don Payne
Salina
Bill Selbe
Ahearn Fieldhouse
Ward on sidelines as 500 qualifying ends without him
Indianapolis AP Rodger Ward longtime U S Autobat point leader stands on the sidelines after qualifying 34th for the 500 mile classic. Only the top 33 advance to start. Ward, 44, says he cannot recall not qualifying for a championship race.
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Indianapolis
Ger Ward
U.S
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Ward
Tigers Beat White Sox Behind Freehan Grand Slam
Yesterday's Stars show strong hitting as Bill Freehan of Detroit hit two homers including a grand slam driving an eight run third inning in an 8-3 win over Chicago. Pitcher Frank Lary of New York threw eight innings of one hit shutout with relief in the ninth as the Mets swept Philadelphia 4-1.
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Pirates
Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Claude Osteen
Ron Perranoski
Joey Jay
Jim Maloney
Reds
Jay
Maloney
Houston
Dave Giusti
Leo Cardenas
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Bob Shaw
Giants
Willie Mays
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lary
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Canadian Davis Cup Team Named for June Bakersfield Meet
Canadian Davis Cup squad includes Harry Rauquier Keith Carpenter Robert Puddicombe and Robert Bardsley named to face the United States in Bakersfield California June 4 6 with Vancouver BC listed as the team origin.
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Vancouver
B.C
Harry Rauquier
Keith Carpenter
Robert Puddicombe
Robert Bardsley
United States
Bakersfield
Calif
Track Moguls Still Cannot Find Peace
Negotiations between the AAU and the USTFF have again broken off after a fourth meeting in four months. The dispute centers on sanctioning of meets with the USTFF seeking cooperative control and the AAU favoring exclusive sanctioning. NCAA President Everett Barnes said no further talks are planned, noting the long running conflict since 1961 with only a 1964 Olympic truce.
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AAU
U. S
USTFF
NCAA
Everett Barnes
Colgate
Barnes
Non-Support Warrant Won’t Bar Indy 500 Starter
Indianapolis AP Race driver Masten Gregory 33, of Rome Italy, will race next Monday despite a non support warrant from Olathe Kansas. He appeared in magistrate court Monday night, warrant continued to June. Gregory qualified his Bryant racing special at 154.540 mph before arrest.
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Masten Gregory
Gregory
Kansas City
Rome
Italy
Olathe
Kan
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