What’s Going On At KU Sports Desk Says Stinson Mess
The piece critiques KU athletics turmoil centering on Wade Stinson and Easton. It notes Stinson fired a coach over a private dispute, questions motives, and ponders future hires like Bob Timmons, suggesting the public glare and infighting overshadow the athletic program.
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White Sox ride Cater power into 5 3 win over Washington
In a three way deal that brought Johnn y Romano to Chicago the White Sox benefited from rookie Danny Cater who belted a decisive two run homer and hit .222 through nine games. Cater’s emergence helped beat the Senators 5 3 as Chicago moved to offset power shortages while Romano, Colavito and others shuffled between clubs. Nearby, Twins beat Tigers 8 6 in 10 innings and other AL results.
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KU Turns To Task Of Hiring New Track Coach
Kansas Athletic board weighs replacement for fired head coach Bill Easton. Bob Timmons emerges as leading candidate after Oregon State bid stalled by oral release from Slats Gill. Wright Ryan and prep star Ryun linked to KU under possible Timmons leadership.
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Associated Press
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Lakers Need Win to Stay Alive in NBA Finals
Los Angeles faces Boston on their home court after the Celtics seized a 3 1 lead with a 112 99 comeback win in Los Angeles. The decisive Game four will air Sunday afternoon on national TV as Boston aims for a seventh title while LA seeks a late rally.
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Council Grove Relays Highlight Area Track Showdown
Three Franklin County League schools Princeton Pomona and Richmond faced tough times at the Council Grove Relays among 21 teams won by Riley County with 30 points Pomona placed 14th Richmond 12th and Princeton 10th The trio each claimed second places with Pomona Craig Collins in pole vault Richmond in the mile relay and Princeton in the medley relay Individual highlights include Princeton John Sutton four inches shy of his Franklin Osage high jump winning effort and Dennis Domnanish third in the broad jump Terry Mundy of Pomona took third in the high hurdles Don Stottlemire of Richmond finished fifth in the low hurdles while Richmondalso earned a relay third in the 880 The final team scoring featured Riley County 30 Herington 25 14 Cottonwood Falls 24 Peabody 21 Madison 19 Dwight 14 14 2 White City 13 Roosevelt Emporia 13 Eskridge 13 Princeton 11 Council Grove 10 Hope 8 Richmond 8 Pomona 6 4 Alta Vista 6 Northern Heights 6 Centre 5 Strong City 5 Burns 1 Americus 0 Wilsey 0
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Bowling Scores From MEN'S NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE Details
Bowling scores listed for multiple teams in the MEN'S NIGHT HAWK LEAGUE with high series and game figures for 10-30 play. Notable marks include Bennett 191 536 for Montgomery Ward 3, Miller 209 548 for Jaycees 1, and G Bowman 247 550 for White Furniture 214, among others such as J Clark 246 647 for Ottawa Packers No. 214 and J Love 202 511 for Willis Nursery 1.
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Southwestern Relays yield tight team race at Winfield
Ottawa University finished third, one point behind Southwestern, as Oklahoma Christian won the college division with 109 points. Builders topped hosts with 68 and OU with 67, Sterling stood fourth with 46. The Braves placed no lower than fourth in ten events and took fifth once, with four second places including the distance medley and two mile relays, plus Jesse Randall in the shot put and Ron Reusch contributing.
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Celtics Triumph 112 99 Over LA In Playoff Lead 3-1
In Friday action the Boston Celtics defeated the Los Angeles Lakers 112 to 99 to take a 3-1 series lead. There was no NBA game scheduled Sunday. Ottawa dominated OU meet results with third in javelin and relay medals while Roy Dunn, Jim Roth, John Carver and Phil Hughes appeared among top finishers. Twelve colleges competed in the meet, eight ECAC schools, with Oklahoma Christian leading the list at 109 points.
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Burruni Wins World Flyweight Title In Rome Bout
Salvatore Burruni of Sardinia upset Pone Kingpetch of Thailand on points in Rome to dethrone the world flyweight champion, earning a decisive victory that marked a new chapter for Italian boxing.
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Mizzou Rips Villanova At Penn Relays
AP reports rain slowed action at the Penn Relays as Missouri swept into four of the meet’s relays edging Villanova and Georgetown in the four mile. Villanova star Noel Carroll ran uneven splits including a 1:59 half in the distance medley while Colgate’s Richard Johnston won the 400 hurdles in 51.4 seconds and Manhattan’s Bob Steigerwald claimed the discus at 175 feet inch. Western’s Bill Crosetti won the hammer at 193 914.
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Women's Golf Tuesday Pairings Listed For Substitutions
The schedule shows Tuesday tee times pairing Malouf with Mar stall, Fredeen with Speer, Gosse with Allison, R Lymane with McKelvey, Hill with Elder, Foulks with H Kramer and J Kramer Bowers with M Johnson, Hashagen with Peters and Kelsey, Sheldon with Wolgast and Crawford. For cancellations or reservations call CH 2 5304 or CH 268016 by Monday morning.
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