Bad weather clouds KU Relays. records in jeopardy
At the 41st Kansas Relays in Lawrence the rain halted many hopes after Friday's two meet records. Kansas set a four mile relay mark of 16:36.8, John Lawson anchored the mile in 4:30.56, and Oscar Moore ran 14:25.2 for 5000 meters. Oklahoma State’s 3:20.1 sprint medley was near the meet record, while Jim Metcalf clocked 46.9 in the 400, and John Perry split 1:48.8 in the half. With more rain forecast for Saturday, many records and bids, including Jim Ryan’s mile, seemed unlikely to stand unless weather improves.
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OSU Tops Big Eight in Rainy Weekend Play
Oklahoma State remains first in the Big Eight baseball race after two 2- hit shutouts with Nebraska and a 1-0 Kansas State win over Colorado. Five games were rained out. Nebraska edged OSU 3-0 in the first game. OSU answered 7-0 in the second, giving OSU a 6-2 conference mark. Remaining doubleheaders threaten the standings with Iowa State at Oklahoma, Colorado at Kansas State, and Missouri at Kansas.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Steam To Major Leagues
American League scores show Cleveland and Baltimore leading, with Detroit Minnesota and Kansas City in pursuit. Early results list California and Minnesota with a 2 1 outcome and rain postponed Chicago Kansas City. National League standings present Pittsburgh and San Francisco atop, with Los Angeles and Philadelphia close behind. multiple games played and scheduled through Sunday.
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Rain Cancels Dallas Open After Lightning Threat
Doug Sanders led the Dallas Open by two strokes after five holes when rain and lightning halted play. The suspension came Friday and left Sanders awaiting a restart with Miller Barber Ken Still and Bob Goalby close behind.
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Cunningham Jr wins Kansas Relays mile in 4 22.1 pace
Lawrence AP Glenn Cunningham Jr., son of the famed 1930s miler, won the high school mile at the Kansas Relays in 4:22.1. He trails his father’s high school best of 4:24.17, and plans to pursue running further with potential scholarship talks with Kansas and Oklahoma.
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Denominational Track Meet Washed Out At Ottawa
The seventh annual Ottawa Denominational track meet at Cook Field was flooded by rain minutes before starting. Coaches and athletes surveyed a swampy field in a thunder shower and postponed the meet to May 13. Most schools including OU plan to join the Southwestern Relays on April 29 at Winfield where the final date may be decided.
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Ottawa High Sixth at Argentine Relays in rain
Ottawa High finished sixth overall at the Argentine Relays in Kansas City, winning one event. Washington High of Bethel led the meet with 54 points as OHS placed in six other events and sent its B team to a triangular at Turner, with more meets planned at Emporia High School.
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Bob Meyer
Dudley Calder
Allan Buck
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Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies and Dynamic Leagues
A compact roundup lists high scores for Friday night bowling across multiple local lanes and leagues. Highlights include S Ackerman 149 in FAIRMONT DAIRY and 178 by S Wolgast at ROYAL LANES, with top marks also from G Toumberlin 207 in DYNAMIC LEAGUE and E Horn 182 at MEALMAN GORTON.
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Women’s Golf Pairings for Tuesday Announcement
The notice lists Tuesday pairings: Close M Johnson Read Todd Hashagene Warrene Lyman Shele don Jenkins Begg Shepard Peters Elder Wiker Durbin Foulkier Kramer and McKel veye Flippin. For cancellations or reservations call CH 2 4983 or 4638 before noon Monday.
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Boyer A Bonafide Met and Reds Struggle Again
Baseball roundup reports Ken Boyer’s fielding woes for the Mets as Atlanta beat New York 84. Cincinnati falls for the sixth straight, 9-7 to Philadelphia, amid weak hitting despite 11 hits. Robinson leads Reds with a .417 average, while Don Heffner vows the club will snap out of slump. Los Angeles tops Chicago 2-1. St Louis over Pittsburgh 7-5. Houston shuts out San Francisco 2-0. California edges Minnesota 2-1. rain halts Chicago at Kansas City and Detroit at Washington. Details note Flood and Morgan homer moments and Dave Giusti’s pitching for Houston.
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Celtics Win Clinches Lead In Lakers Series
Los Angeles AP Celtics beat the Los Angeles Lakers 122-117 to take a 3-1 lead in the best of seven. Red Auerbach, retiring after the season, hopes to finish with a championship before Boston Garden fans. The coach warned the Lakers would not quit as the series continues with games in Boston and Los Angeles scheduled.
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Federations Vote On Site For 1972 Olympics
Twenty one international sports federations held a secret ballot on cities bidding for the 1972 summer and winter Games. The IOC will receive the results to inform its site policy meeting in Rome. Cities mentioned include Detroit, Salt Lake City, Banff, Saporo, and Lahti, with federations seeking to guide technical judgments for candidates.
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Sapeporo
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