Southwestern College wins third Annual Denominational Relays meet
Southwestern College of Winfield topped Ottawa University 121 to 89 13 in the Third Annual Denominational Relays, setting new marks in high hurdles pole vault javelin and high jump. Rich Copeland Bob Waltner A. G. Bowley John Allen led multiple event wins and records as Ottawa, Bethel, Friends, Baker, and others trailed in a crowded field.
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Southwestern College of Winfield
Ottawa
Rich Copeland
Bob Waltner
Bethel
A. G. Bowley
Southwestern
John Allen
Friends
Boley
Smith
Kansas Wesleyan
Copeland
Gary Langley
Allen
Waltner
Tom Kinder
Huffman
McPherson
Maack
Wilson
Thompson
Vail
Baker
Lorenz
Milliken
Roberts
Jacobs
L and Anderson
Woodbury
College of Emporia
Buxton
Estes
Bethany
Abbott
Langley
Peppers
Glenn
McGee
Tie
LeMar
Law
Kinder
Hay
Logue
Spong
Millikin
Tabor
Ken Smart
Palmer One Stroke Back in Houston Classic Lead Chase
Arnold Palmer trails Peter Thomson by one stroke after 54 holes in the Houston Golf Classic. Thomson fired a 65 71 186 while Palmer shot 69 68 157, missing an 18-foot birdie to tie on the final green. Gary Player and Tommy Bolt also figure in the tight race amid controversy and crowd noise.
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Houston
Arnold Palmer
Peter Thomson
Palmer
Australia
Thomson
Jerry Barber
Jonny Pott
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Bolt
Gary Player
South Africa
Charles Sifford
Bolt
Dodger Victory Puts National Into Four Way Tie
Dodgers beat Reds 5-3 to break Cincinnati’s first place hold and lift Los Angeles into a four way NL tie with St Louis San Francisco and Pittsburgh. Cubs inch closer after 3-2 win over Philadelphia as rain delays elsewhere. Moon homered for the Dodgers and Roseboro added one. Cardwell won, Roberts took the loss.
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Johnny Roseboro
al Homer
Jay Hook
Don Zimmer
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
G.B. Cincinnati
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Yankees And Detroit Extend Streaks To Five Games
The Yankees and Tigers each won fifth straight games to pull even atop the American League standings. New York defeated Baltimore 4 2 as Mantle homered and Whitey Ford won his second of the week. Detroit crushed Los Angeles 9 1 behind Don Mossi, with Colavito and Cash delivering key hits. Washington beat Minnesota 5 3 to upset the league lead, while Cleveland rallied to top Kansas City 4 3 and Chicago edged Boston 3 2.
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Cal McLish
White Sox
Nellie Foxi
Pete Runnels
Gary Geiger
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From Saturday to Monday
The standings note New York at Baltimore and Los Angeles at Detroit among Saturday games with day night pairings. Friday results include Detroit 9, Los Angeles 1 and New York 4, Baltimore 2. Sunday features New York at Baltimore and Boston at Chicago with two games. Monday schedules list multiple matchups including Cleveland at Baltimore and New York at Detroit, plus Chicago at Philadelphia and other late games. two nighthouse games noted.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Golf Pairings for Tuesday by Women’s Association
Tuesday pairings include Sheldon Shade Peters Reiter Netherland Fietcher R Lyman J Kramer Speer Henning Gollier Kelsey L Wallace Fredeen Youlks H Kramer Crawford. Luncheon reservations due by noon Monday call 4983 or 38401. J Foulks awarded last Tuesday for low putts.
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Shade
Peters
Reiter
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R. Lyman
J. Kramer
Speer
Henning
Gollier
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L. Wallace
Fredeen
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Miss Mabel Chandler and Local Obituaries Grouping
Richmond News reports Dale Beggs of Harrisonville Mo died April 13 from injuries while unloading a washing machine. Ronnie Wesen Osawatomie son of Elvin Holtz and grandson of Bob Crick broke his jaw after a tractor fall, treated at Bethany Hospital. Updates include surgery for Mrs Dick Tippin Whittier Calif and visits by Olen Wharton and Tom Whartons family. Other notes cover moves, visitors, and a courtesy shower for Mrs Frank Makemson.
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Harrisonville
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Phillips Pipeline
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Bob Crick
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
George C., Diettrich
Dick Tippin
Whittier
Calif
Olen Wharton
Lawrence
Tom Whartons
Kenneth McLees
Darlene
Granby
el Bennetts
Douglas County Lake Approved by State Commission
Wichita AP report states the six member Forestry Commission completed projects and set up a new five member board under a reorganization. It approved using $160,000 in federal funds to make Douglas County State Lake north of Baldwin a federal aid project and will advertise bids once plans and specifications are ready with replacement scheduled May 1.
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Wichita
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Douglas County
Baldwin
Bowling Scores Friday Night Ladies Gambles-0
Bowlers posted scores across multiple teams with highs and totals. Notable efforts include Boyer 153 and 168, Hoffmann 189, Hughes 189, Cordle 180, Wolgast 21, and Harber 427 across events. Team results show Royal T and Fairmont performing with multiple marks.
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Boyer
Boyer and Smith
Elmer
Moherman
Cathy
Record Falls At KU Relays
Lawrence AP The 86th Kansas Relays opened with a college division record, a fast four mile relay, and a mishap in a special event on wet cinders. Texas Southern’s sprint squad clocked 41.1 in the 440 yard college relay, beating East Texas State by 0.3 seconds. Houston’s foreign foursome won the four mile relay in 17:02.3 with a 4:06.8 third leg by Barry Almond. Missouri finished 17:05.8 after leading early. Don Styron of Southern Illinois, previously a world record holder, failed to finish the AAU 400 meter hurdles after a hurdle collision. Ralph Boston and Tennessee A&I teammates were withdrawn from the relays. a special breadjump was arranged but not related to eligibility.
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Kan
Kansas
Ralph Boston
Tennessee A& I State
Tennessee A&i
Boston
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