OU Swamps Opposition At Denominational Relays
Ottawa University dominated the Ottawa Denominational Relays, scoring 142 points to Kansas Wesleyan’s 69. The Braves swept running events led by Dan Griffin’s 13 ft 714 in pole vault meet record and John Phillips’s shot put record of 48 ft 11 1/4 in, while Ottawa’s 880-yard relay team set a new meet mark in 1:30.8.
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Baseball Scoreboard By The Associated Press
The Associated Press provides a concise scoreboard overview detailing recent baseball results, standings, and notable performances across major leagues with scores, key pitchers, and standout hitters highlighted for quick reference.
Wichita Miler Sets Record Despite Chilling Winds
Wichita East junior Jim Ryun ran a Kansas high school mile record 4 11 despite a chilly wind. Ryun, 16, could threaten the four minute mile as he helps Wichita East anchor the two mile relay. Kansas greats like Cunningham and Santee are noted as benchmarks.
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Jim Smith
Wichita North
Mike Saunders
Wyandotte
Cunningham
CBS Bids High For NFL Finale
CBS offers 1.8 million per game for the NFL championship telecast rights for 1964 and 1965. The two year pact, announced by NFL Commissioner Rozelle and CBS TV Sports VP MacPhail, gives CBS its first rights to the NFL title game and outlines broader football rights for the period.
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Ladies Tuesday Golf Pairings at Country Club
Tuesday April 21 pairings list includes A Crawford P Young J Bowers B Shepard H Kramer V Johnson R Malouf J Carey E Read D Peters R Lyman J Speer A Fredeen J Foulks E Goss M Sheldon. Elodie Read won last Tuesday’s golf ball. Lunch or golf reservations via channels 2 2745 or 2 4546. luncheon at 1 p.m.
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D. Peters
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J. Speer
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J. Foulks
E. Goss
M. Sheldon
Elodie Read
Santa Clara Swim Club Has Talent
AP reports at the National AAU women’s championships in Pittsburgh the Santa Clara Swim Club showcases rising talent as four events produce new American and championships records. Defending champs in three events failed to repeat. Roby Whipple and Terri Stickles faltered, while Cynthia Goyette, Cathy Ferguson, Sharon Stouder, and Donna deVarona posted record times in breaststroke backstroke freestyle and medley events.
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Cynthia Goyette
Golden Lion Swim Club
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Cathy Ferguson
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Sharon Stouder
City of Commerce
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Donna deVarona
Phillies Go On Power Against Cubs in NL Opener Run
Chicago AP reports the Philadelphia Phillies won 10 to 8 over the Chicago Cubs, their third straight win to stay undefeated in the National League. Manager Gene Mauch praised early-season pitching and timely hitting as crucial to the victory.
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Spaniard Leads In Houston Golf Classic After Round Three
Ramon Sota of Spain shares the lead with Don January Billy Maxwell and Buster Cupit at 139 after 36 holes in the Houston Golf Classic. Nicklaus rockets back with a 66 correcting from a 76 to reach 142, tied for eighth at even par. Gusty winds over 30 mph make the layout tough at Sharptown Country Club.
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Mets New Stadium Falters In Opening Night Farce
New York Mets opened Shea Stadium amid massive traffic jams and grandiose surroundings, but the new ballpark proved chaotic. The scoreboard mis-spelled Hall of Fame names and showed inaccurate career hits while the Mets lost 4 3 to the Phillies. a single working phone limited press access as officials blamed electrical shorts.
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Giants edge Cardinals in 10th on bases loaded walk
Chuck Hiller drove in the winning run with a bases loaded walk and two outs in the 10th as the Giants beat the Cardinals 5-4. Willie Mays hit a 400 foot homer after cap Peterson and Cap Peterson singled in the sixth to spark a four run rally. The A's lost to the Indians 7-5 with John Romano homering and Del Crandall drawing a key walk in the late innings.
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Mets Open New Park as Casey Stengel Talks Opportunity
New York AP reports Casey Stengel praising the Mets at their new stadium opening. He says a young player would find opportunity and publicity in New York, noting a crowd around 50 000 and the dream of an usherette to guide spectators out. He comments on bugs, soggy outfield, and pride in two parks in the city.
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