Mulkey Sets Masters Decathlon Record At Kansas Relays
Phil Mulkey, 40, of Birmingham, tops masters decathlon with 5,683 points at the Kansas Relays, while Oklahoma Christian College’s Gary Hill wins the decathlon with 7,530 points in a bid for Olympic Trials. Weather hindered performances as rain marred events, with Wedman and Jenner posting top marks in multiple disciplines.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Honolulu
Mulkey
Birmingham
Ala
Wyoming
Gary Hill
Oklahoma Christian College
Jenner
Danny Orange
Orange
Randy Heierding
Oklahoma
Kansas
Julius Marks
Hierding
Heierding
Keith Paarr
Wichita State
Sid Sink
Bowling Green
Ohio
Jim Ryun
Kjell Isaksson
Randy Matson Kog
Ryun
Glenn Cunningham
Isaksson
Texas Relays
UCLA
Matson
Good OV Days Of Basketball Relived At Shrine
Springfield AP report recalls the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement honoring six oldtimers Edgar Diddle Robert Douglas Paul Endacott Max Friedman Edward Gottlieb Clifford Wells. John Wooden received dual induction for coaching and playing achievements. Kennedy criticized newcomers while praising pioneers like Douglases Woodens and Rupps.
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Springfield
Mass
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame
National Basketball Association
Walter Kennedy
Aear
Hall of Fame
Springfield College
Edgar A. Diddle
Western Kentucky
Robert L. Douglas
Renaissance
Paul Endacott
University of Kansas
Max
Marty) Friedman
Edward Gottlieb
Philadelphia Warriors
Clifford Wells
Tulane University
UCLA
John Wooden
Purdue University
France Pomeroy
Scott Martin
University of Oklahoma
Lapchick
Basketball News” Magazine
Travis Grant
Kentucky State
Kennedy
Bob Douglases
Johnny Woodens
Adolph Rupps
Czechs End Soviet Hockey Reign With Gold
In Prague 14,000 fans celebrated as Czechoslovakia edged the Soviet Union 3-2 for the world hockey title. Vaclav Nedomansky and Richard Farda opened a 2-0 first period, Jaroslav Holik scored at 9 03 of the second, and Valerii Kharlamov tallied for Russia before Holecek shut the door in the final period. Finland beat Sweden 5-4 to claim bronze. Police kept heavy patrol after clashes near Wenceslas Square recalling 1968.
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Prague
Wenceslas Square
Shaibu
Finland
Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Nedomansky
Richard Farda
Jaroslav Holik
Russia
Alexandre Maltsev
Valerii Kharlamov
Jiri Holecek
Vladimir Kostra
Area Product Discus Favorite at KU Relays
Ken Stadel of Rice University who once attended Quenemo High School is the area favorite in the afternoon discus event at the KU Relays. He placed fourth in last spring's KU carnival as a freshman and recently won the Texas Relays with a 1910 effort to lead the field.
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Ken Stadel
Quenemo High School
Rice University
Texas
Stadel
Bowling Scores From Thursday Night Ladies League Starts
Highs listed for teams Beautyland Anderson Carpets White Motor Co Bennetts Ice Cream Demolay Fogle Quarry Don s Royal Cleaners Pepsi Cola King of No etc with top individual scores across lanes. Notable marks include Roehl 210 512 Beets 192 544 Stine 206 577 and Miller 138 406 in varied affiliations.
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Ladies League
Beautyland
Miller
Anderson Carpets
Dreddy
White Motor CO
Bishop
Bennett's
Doda
Roehl
Bamron-Towner
Whitacre
Irwin
McMilllen
Fogle Quarry
Hail
Don’s Royal Cleaners
Davis
Pepsi-Cola
Burns
Demolay
Briscoe Drugs
Carter
Hubbard Lumber
Anderson
Hinder Her
Baldwin-Ward
Stanley
Independents
Grittin
Mueller
Fritts Garage
C. Fritts
F. Fritts
D. Fritts
Royal.t
Hamilton
Mid-America
Dairymen
Hettler
Weems
Dengel, & Son
Atlen
L&l Cafe
Stine
Meier
State sets archery and gun deer seasons in Kansas
The Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission announced archery deer season opens October 1 and firearms season December 2 with peak dates December 6 in extreme western units. Eight thousand sixty five firearms permits are set across 20 units, archery permits unlimited. Applications run July 10 to August 5. one permit per person. A valid Kansas hunting license and a $10 permit are required to participate.
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Salina
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
High Plains
Smoky Hill
West Arkansas
Cimarron
Commission
Palm Ball Delivers Pirates Win Over Cubs 7 5
Dave Giusti used a palm ball to escape a ninth inning jam and help the Pittsburgh Pirates hold on for a 7 5 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Manny Sanguillen drove in two early runs as Willie Stargell hit his first homer of the season in a seventh inning rally. Ron Santo homered for Chicago, but the Pirates combined pitching by Dock Ellis, Luke Walker, and Giusti secured the win. The Dodgers routed the Braves 11 1, Giants edged Padres 2 1, and Orioles beat Tigers 1 0. Weather halted Milwaukee at New York.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dave Giusti
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Giusti
Cubs
Art Shamsky
Rick Monday
Bill North
North
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee
New York
Dock Ellis
Luke Walker
Walker
Don Kessinger
Atlanta Stadium
Dodgers
Braves
Baseball Scoreboard Readouts From Weekend Games
The scoreboard lists multiple major league games across Saturday and Sunday with matchups including Baltimore at Cleveland New York at Boston Detroit at Milwaukee California at Texas Kansas City at Chicago and Oakland at Minnesota. National League East notes Montreal Philadelphia St Louis at Montreal plus several interleague and NL games scheduled with various pitchers named Wise Stoneman Nolan Reed Grief Downing Wilson Cumberland and others.
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Baltimore
McNally
Cleveland
Wilcos
New York
Stottlemore
Boston
Culp
Detroit
Cain
Milwaukee
Parsons
California
Wright
Texas
Bosman
Kansas City
Splittorff
Chicago
Bradley
Oakland
Minnesota
Treal
Stoneman
Cincinnati
Nolan
Atlanta
Reed
San Diego
Grief
Los Angeles
Downing
Houston
Wilson
San Francisco
Cumberland
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Associated Press
Hooton
New Baltimore
York
Seaver
Moose
WIBC Doubles Change In Open And Division I Leads
The AP report notes Artice Kramer and Ruth Wilk of Kansas City lead Open Division doubles with 1 187 while Rogena Buol and Peg Rauenbuehler top Division I with 1 166. Wilk and Kramer advance 36 pins on former Open leaders. Jerry Baker, 45, from Grove City Ohio, posted the tourney’s top series at 653.
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Lanursuay
Artice Kramer
Ruth Wilk
Kansas City
Rogena Buol
Burlington
Colo
Peg Rauenbuehler
Longmont
Jerry Baker
Grove City
Ohio
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Hill
Colorado
Mike Wedman
Bruce Jenner
Graceland
Iowa
Don Allbritton
Northeast Missouri
Wedman
Mail Order Mart
Dept
Sterlington Road
Monroe
Louisiana
Ane
Epring
York Central
Mnardle Refrigeration Service
Bobby Bonds
Giants
Sam McDowell
Jim Barr
Jerry Johnson
Steve Arlin
Chris Speier
Paul Blair
Pat Dobson
Orioles
Dobson
W. L. Pet. G.B. Montreal
Wise
Mon
New
Wichita, Kan
Buel
Rauenbuehler
Doris Ferris
Lorraine Fullner
Norfolk
Neb
Sutton
Bulova Four Diamonds
Dee
Franklin Savings
Dayle
Tate
Franklin Savings Association
Olathe
Ottawa
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