Field Men Shine At KU Relays
Lawrence AP Kansas Relays opened with strong field marks as Jim Baird of East Texas State set a 25-5% broad jump record, breaking a 29 year old mark. Bill Nieder and J D Goose Martin chased world records in shot put and pole vault while Bill Alley and other notables added depth as Kansas and East Texas State led sprint medley wins.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Jim Baird
East Texas State
Baird
Iowa
Ed Gordon
Bill Nieder
Parry O'Brien
Southern California
Nieder
Texas
J. D
Goose) Martin
University of Oklahoma
Martin
Bill Alley
Alley
East Texas
Heineike Sets Kansas High School Pole Vault Record
Lawrence AP report notes Wichita West standout Tom Heineike cleared 12 10 to top 12 9 record marks set by Jere Potts and Ed Whiteanack. qualifiers include Wichita Salina Lawrence Manhattan Topeka Great Bend for final relays. Hutchinson’s Fred Stanfield threw 1065 javelin and Virgil Bell won 100 yards in 9.9. Ken Winters 6 4 high jump and Jim Sims 54 4 shot put.
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Lawrence
Kan
Tom Heineike
Wichita West
Kansas
Heineike
Jere Potts
Ottawa
Ed Whiteanack
Shawnee Mission
Wichita
Salina
Manhattan
Topeka
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Fred Stanfield
Virgil Bell
Wichita Southeast
Derrill Gwinner
Ellsworth
Ken Winters
Chanute
Jim Sims
Parker
Ottawa High's Leroy Martin Sets Javelin Record at KU Relays
Leroy Martin of Ottawa High School set a new school javelin mark with a throw of 186 feet 2 inches at the KU Relays yesterday. His best surpassed the previous 172 feet 8 inches held by Jim Curry, finishing fourth in the event.
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Ottawa High School
Leroy Martin
Martin
Jim Curry
Two Share Golf Lead In Greater New Orleans Tourney
Al Besselink and Don Finsterwald share the 36 hole lead at the Greater New Orleans Golf Tournament with 135 after strong 68 67 rounds. Janky Houston LaClair and Bob Rosburg sit a stroke back as Lionel Hebert Harold Henning and J C Goosie trail near 138. Besselink, sidelined by a wrist fracture, returns to his old swing and cards five birdies on the back nine.
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New Orleans
Big al Besselink
Don Finsterwald
Besselink
Grossinger
N.Y
Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Janky Houston LaClair
Birmingham
Ala
Bob Rosburg
Overland Park
Kan
Lionel Hebert
Lafayette
Harold Henning
J. C. Goosie
Knoxville
Tenn
Ottawa Edges Southwestern In Team Relay Meet Here
Ottawa University won last night’s team relay meet here, grabbing an early lead and finishing first with 86 points, followed by Southwestern College at 73 1 8 and Bethel at 72. Individual event wins included Siscoe in shot put, Kinder in high jump, with multiple relay and sprint results across Ottawa, Southwestern, Bethel, Baker, Kansas Wesleyan, McPherson, and others.
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Braves
Gerald Siscoe
Tom Kinder
Southwestern
Bethel
Baker
McPherson
Kansas Wesleyan
Jim Glenn
Ottawa University
Southwestern College
Bethel College
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Smith
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Hay
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Brown
Wilson
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Epps
Rempel
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Wilkey
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Costa
Abbott
Copeland
Bethel Schrag
Graber
Rempelt
Mesche
Knight
J. Franz
T. Schrag
Hampton
D. Whebe
M. Graber
Schragg
Anderson
Franz
J. Schrag
Bethany
Conrad
Jacobs
Millikin
Robbins
Bsouthewestern
Cook Field
Minneapolis Lakers May Move To LA Question Appears Near
AP report says the Minneapolis Lakers may relocate to Los Angeles. Owner Bob Short and Celtics head Walter Brown met with the Coliseum Commission, which set a public hearing for next Tuesday. If arena terms are settled, Short will seek permission in New York to move the franchise, a loss making venture in Minneapolis.
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LOS Angeles
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Assa
Bob Short
Lakers
Walter Brown
Boston Celtics
Coliseum Commission
Short
New York
Minneapolis
County Title To Princeton County Title To Princeton
Richmond Dick Fishburn pitched a one hitter as the Princeton Orioles beat Lane's Lions 3 1 in the Franklin County league playoffs final. Princeton earns a district tournament berth at Union town. Lane led 1 0 in the second as Don White scored on a fielder's choice before Princeton tied in the fifth via a steal move by Dale Winter. John Winter hit a triple in the sixth and scored on a dropped fly ball before Fishburn scored on a third base miscue. Richard Johnson took the loss after allowing seven hits.
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Richmond
Dick Fishburn
Princeton Orioles
Lane
Lions
Princeton
Uniontown
Don White
Dale Winter
John Winter
Fishburn
Richard Johnson
We Don’t Miss a Thing When We Wash and Polish
A lighthearted car care note emphasizes thorough cleaning and polish to keep vehicles looking spotless. It playfully suggests nothing is overlooked during the wash and shine process.
Golf Pairings Announced at Ottawa Country Club
The Ottawa Country Club women golfers will play Tuesday with pairings listed for Young, Fredeen, Crawford, Sheldon, Peters, Foulks, Roberts, Spangler, Hill, Worthington, Elder, Garrison, J. Kramer, Fletcher, Wicke, Deputy, and Kramer. Luncheon reservations or cancellations may be made by calling CH 2-3734 or CH 2-3337. Last week's winner was Mrs. W. F. Kramer.
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Young
Fredeen
Crawford
Sheldon
Peters
Foulks
Roberts
Spangler
Hill
Worthington
Elder
Garrison
J. Kramer
Fletcher
Wicke
Kramer
W. F. Kramer
Tigers Push Toward Lead In Tight AL Race
Detroit edges Chicago 6-5 on last-inning runs powered by Lou Berberet's two-out ninth inning single after homers by Rocky Colavito Eddie Yost and Steve Bilko. White Sox drop to share of first as Tigers banks three wins in late innings. Whitey Ford and Ralph Terry help Yankees to 5-0 win over Baltimore. Boston rallies past Washington 5-4 in 11 innings on Vic Wertz's homer.
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Frank Lary
Jim Bunning
Don Messi
Paul Foytack
Detroit
Tigers
Bunning
Lary
Messi
Chicago
White Sox
Lou Berberet
Rocky, Colavito
Eddie Yost
Steve Bilko
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Whitey Ford
Ralph Terry
Kansas City
Cleveland
Boston
Washington Senators
Vic Wertz
Pete Burnside
Tom Morgan
Morgan
Bob Shaw
Ford
Hoyt Wilhelm
Terry
Bob Friend Returns To Form In Pirates Victory
Bob Friend pitched a complete game for the second straight time as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Milwaukee Braves 6-2. The win moved Pittsburgh to within a game of San Francisco for the NL lead, while Chicago and St Louis won their games. Friend improved to 2-0 with strong support from Clemens and Smith, and the Pirates extended a three-game winning streak to five of six.
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Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Milwauke Braves
Friend
Athletics open season with 4-1 win over Cleveland at home
Kansas City opened the season by beating Cleveland 4-1 at Municipal Stadium after two one run losses at Chicago to the White Sox. Ray Herbert pitched a complete game, supported by Norm Siebern and Bob Cerv home runs and four double plays. Cerv tripled and scored on Chiti's double in the third. The A’s meet Cleveland again in a televised game, blacked out in KC, with Dick Hall starting against Indians pitcher Barry Latman.
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Athletics
Chicago
White Sox
Kansas City
Municipal Stadium
Cleveland
A’s
Ray Herbert
Norm Siebern
Bob Cerv
Harry Chiti
Herbert
Dick Hall
Indians
Barry Latman
Ex-Champ Mulkey Faces Tough Kansas Relays Decathlon Finish
Lawrence AP Phil Mulkey defending decathlon champion from Memphis trails by 110 points and eight points to Steve Anderson and Marvin Wilson after five events. Anderson leads with 4 083 points Wilson 3 981 Mulkey 3 973. Remaining events include 110 meter high hurdles discus pole vault javelin and 1 500 meter run.
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Lawrence
Kan
Phil Mulkey
Memphis
Tenn
Kansas
Mulkey
Terry Arnez
Arkansas University
Anderson
Wilson
Ron Carter
Coffeyville Junior College
Harvey Greer
Kansas City University
Jim Leonard
Texas Tech
Charles Carpenter
Oklahoma Baptist
Len Matthews Draws Vaillant In Ten Rounds
In Miami Beach Len Matthews and Douglas Vaillant fought to a blazing ten round draw. Referee Jimmy Peerless scored it even as did Judge Gus Jacobson, with Judge Stu Winston favoring Vaillant. Both managers signaled willingness for a rematch, possibly in Philadelphia or elsewhere.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Len Matthews
Douglas Vaillant
Philadelphia
Bernard Barker
Vaillant
Cuba
Matthews
Tony Gra Iziano
Jimmy Peerless
Gus Jacobson
Stu Winston
Bowling Scores FRIDAY NIGHT LADIES LEAGUE Summary
Elmer's 3 high 10 30 M Moherman 176 483 OK Bargain 1 high 10 30 P White 184 494 Wills 1 high 10 30 Hammer 162 395 Maracaibo 3 high 10 G Christie 103 High 30 M Milton 439 Royal T 4 high 10 30 A Wolgast 204 521 Gambles 0 high 10 30 R Boyer 166 438 Home Improvement 1 high 10 N Hackler 173 High 30 M Kuntz 455 Fairmont 3 high 10 30 J Detwiler 180 463 Trout 1 high 10 B Bachelor 173 High Sidial 443 E and S High 10 wv Hoffman 222 577
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Elmer's
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OK Bargain
P. White
Wills
Hammer
Maracaibo
G. Christie
M. Milton
Royal‘t
A. Wolgast
Gambles
R. Boyer
N. Hackler
M. Kuntz
Fairmont
J. Detwiler
Trout
B. Bachelor
Wv. Hoffman
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