Medley Is Top Event In Relays At Texas Relays
At the 39th Texas Relays in Austin the distance medley relay shapes as a key event with 10 teams including Abilene Christian, Southern Illinois, Houston, Missouri, Kansas, Kansas State, and Oklahoma State. Kansas defends with John Lawson, while contenders include Conrad Nattinghamale of Kansas State, Charles Conrad of Missouri, and Gary Carr, Jerry Fednrich, Oscar Moore for Southern Illinois. More than 1,300 athletes from 64 universities, 50 colleges, 39 junior colleges, and 24 high schools entered the meet.
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Charles Christmas
Southern
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Oscar Moore
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Tom von Ruden
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Howie Ryan
Richard Levy
Track anecdotes spark quotes and baton mishaps at meets
A look at polemical moments and mishaps from Texas track meets. Students recall a sprinting 56 second dash and a cafeteria remark about meat boosting performance. Refusals and disqualifications arise from baton errors at Merkel Bronte Trent McCamey West Texas Relays and HW wards.
Calf round hero sinks two aces at Suburban Green Valley
In a remarkable golf tale, Andy Kandrack, a 36 year old steel mill worker, vaulted to fame by sinking a hole in one on the front yard par three at Suburban Green Valley near Pittsburgh and then carding a final round five tees and two bogeys for a two under par 6. He quit after nine holes from excitement.
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Bass signs three year Montreal football pact
Marvin Bass, former head coach and athletic director at South Carolina, signed a three year contract as head coach and general manager of a Montreal Continental Football League team. The deal worth 75000 dollars prompts Bass to start immediately, with three weeks of drills at South Carolina before assuming the Montreal post.
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Graebners Claim Tennis Victory in South Africa Title
The Graebners married team from South Africa defeated Mark and Herterp in doubles at the South African Tennis Championships. Long Beach players Gleam and Sidftet faced Frew McBiden as seedings shifted. Peter Moupee upset Wilson. Darmon and Grissily posted win in singles drawn rounds.
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France
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British boxer Schiamplin defeats Ernesto Miranda in decisive round
Walter Ale Gowen of AP reports Schiamplin scored an easy victory by knockout or decision over Ernesto Miranda of Argentina in a mistyped Monday night bout.
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Lucas May Back In Lineup For Game Four
Cincinnati AP report says Lucas may return from knee injury for the Royals in Game Four of the NBA Flaster Division semifinals. He hurt his knee Sunday in Boston, where Cincinnati beat Boston 107 to 105 to lead two games to one. Teammate Turner sprained an ankle in Saturday's win. recovery will dictate lineup readiness.
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Pirates, Dodgers, Mets, Yankees pace spring baseball
Luke Walker and Bob Veale no hit Los Angeles 5-0 in an exhibition. Ray Washburn and Tracy Stallard combine on a 5-0 shutout for the Cardinals over the Mets. Razor Maris and Clete Boyer homer as the Yankees beat the White Sox and other spring results across Florida and California.
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Boston Red Sox reshuffle after rough Grapefruit League weekend
Boston manager Billy Herman, unhappy with a 3 150 exhibition record, ordered a practice during a break in the Grapefruit League schedule. Jim Lonborg was dropped from the starting rotation after two losses in a three game set with Minnesota in San Juan. Bet Sadowski to return Tuesday as the Sox head to Cocoa for a meeting with Houston.
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Houston Slated For Fem Golf Tourney
The first Professional Golf Association women event in the immediate area will be at Forest Cove Country Club in November with an $11,000 prize. Notable entrants include Carol Mann and Mary Mills among others, and a $1,900 pro-am will precede the tournament.
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Giles Urges Shorter Games Umpires Told Pitchers Face Fine
At a Tampa dinner AP Warren Giles urged speedier baseball with the automatic $50 fine for warned pitchers kept. A new rule limits managers to one mound visit per inning, requiring pitchers to stay in the game until retirement. The “two fraternizing” rule also enforces up to a $25 fine for field conversations between rival players.
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Tennis Set Shows Upset at Pariah Tourneys
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Celtics and Bullets Face Elimination in NBA Playoffs
Celtics and Bullets trail in their series as coaches edge toward retirement rumors after tough starts. Auerbach hinted at retirement if Boston loses, while Paul Seymour of Baltimore said he will quit after the playoffs to focus on business interests. Action resumes Wednesday with critical matchups in St Louis and Cincinnati.
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