Robisch earns all Big Eight baseball honor at 6-9
Kansas star Dave Robisch, a 6 foot 9 sophomore, was named to the all Big Eight Conference baseball team as the left handed pitcher. He posted a 2.66 ERA in 44 innings with 42 strikeouts, after being named to the first team of the all conference basketball squad earlier in March.
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Favorite's role foolish tabbing claims Nicklaus
Midlothian Illinois AP Jack Nicklaus ranked among the favorites but said a single man cannot be labeled the favorite for the Western Open Golf Tournament title. He noted 40 or 50 players could win, and added that certain players must be beaten. Bill Casper declined the favorites label, citing poor form and recent allergy problems.
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Bowling meet results with high scores and team standings
In a local bowling summary the A and W Muscatine led with high team marks, No. 8 and No. 4 squads posting strong series. Individual leaders included Nancy McCleary and Velma Hill with 179 and 170 games, Mike Hall placing top in men’s events with a 224 game and 630 series. Team KF-GPC topped team series at 2822, while Swear Sweat and Tears posted 927 in a single game and 2619 for the team series.
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Wednesday's Fights by Associated Press in Japan and Las Vegas
Harada of Japan outpointed Wil Tumulak of the Philippines in a 127 pound bout in Nagoya while Art Alde rete of Las Vegas outpointed Mike Pusateri of Boston at 15732 pounds in Las Vegas.
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Major League Stars deliver late in Detroit win over California
Al Kaling of the Tigers drove in four runs with a double infield out and a sacrifice fly while setting up the winning run with a 10th inning single in Detroit's 34 victory over California. Bill Singer of the Dodgers and Jack DiLauro of the Mets worked nine innings as two hitters were traded before pinch hitters, with the Mets winning 1-0 in 15 innings.
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Osuna Dies in Mexican Jet Crash at 30
Rafael Osuna, famed Mexican tennis star, died in a Monterrey area jet crash that killed 73. Bad weather and rugged terrain delayed rescue. Osuna had just helped Mexico defeat Australia 32 in the Davis Cup, ending a 12 meeting winless streak since 1924.
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Expos reassign two relief hurlers
MIAMI AP Veteran cen ter Tom Goode and third year offensive tackle Jack Pyburn signed 1969 contracts with the Miami Dolphins, the American Football League said Wednesday.
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Oilers tie for lead after doubleheader sweep at Denver
Tulsa Oilers sweep Denver 6-2 and 5-1 to pull even with Omaha in the American Association standings. Oklahoma City slugger Keith Lampard hit his eighth homer and drove in two as the 49ers beat Omaha. Indianapolis pasted Toledo 10-? and held off Wa for 18 hits.
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Enjoy Iowa This Summer Get On The Go
Describes Ahquabi State Park in Warren County near Indianola offering camping cabins and lodges with amenities. Details on camping rates, rental facilities, boating, fishing, nature trails, beach, and seasonal hours. Nearby Des Moines and Indianola cited for access and local attractions.
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