Stillwater to House National Wrestling Hall of Fame
The United States Wrestling Federation selects Stillwater Oklahoma as site for a National Wrestling Hall of Fame after bids from Stillwater and Waterloo Iowa. Ground will start once a contract is signed for a 10000 square foot building near OSU with support totaling over 300000 dollars.
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Chicago
United States Wrestling Federation
Stillwater
Okla
Waterloo
Iowa
Oklahoma State University
Northwestern
Ken Kraft
OSU
Kraft
Oklahoma
Robert Kamm
USWF
Melvin D. Jones
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State
University of Oklahoma
Hershey named head soccer coach at Franklin and Marshall
Alvin E. Hershey, former Elizabethtown College All American, named head soccer coach at Franklin and Marshall College by Athletic Director William A. Marshall. The appointment follows his college career and precedes the upcoming season.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Alvin E. Hershey
Elizabethtown College
Franklin and Marshall College
William A. Marshall
Area Riders Shine at Baldwin Motocross Park Meet
About 1,000 spectators watched monthly motocross races at Baldwin Motocross Park with a Wheelsport Motorcycle Club show. Winners included Tim Barrett of Wellsville on a Yamaha in 100cc junior, Tom Woods of Ottawa second in 125cc junior A, and Ottawan riders Voler Vallier and Larry Bones first and fifth in 125cc junior B. Randy Duvall of Pomona won 300cc junior A on a Yamaha, Hugo Bloar of Wellsville fifth on an AJS in 300cc junior A. Jimmy Barrett earned fifth in 300cc senior as other riders competed in open junior and Maico classes amid improved track conditions.
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Baldwin
Baldwin Motocross Park
Here
Wheelsport Motorcycle Club
Lawrence
Jimmy Barrett
Wellsville
Tim Barrett
Yamaha
Tom Woods
Ottawa
Woods
Barrett
Princeton Gals Upset Ottawans in Softball Clash
Princeton Recreation beat the Ottawa Independents 17 to 8 in a seven inning game. Nancy Spaulding and Earlene Schulz hit long home runs and Wilma Ball pitched all seven innings for the win.
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Princeton
Princeton Recreation
Ottawa Independents
Nancy Spaulding
Earlene Schulz
Spaulding
Schulz
Wilma Ball
Softball Slate Set Back by District Tournament
All Men's A League softball games are postponed until Wednesday night due to the district tournament at Forest Park. Tuesday contests move to Friday at the same times. Wednesday and Thursday games remain as scheduled.
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Forest Park
Giants, Dodge City reach Kansas Baseball Tourney quarters
In Wichita, Kansas City Giants and Dodge City advanced to Wednesday's quarterfinals with 4-1 records after 7-3 and 5-0 upset wins. Halstead crushed Newton 10-0 in five innings. Six teams remain in the field as Liberal vs Hutchinson highlight 4-0 teams.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas City Giants
Dodge City
Kansas
Giants
Halstead
Hays
Topeka Chiefs
Kansas City Raiders
Richard Perry
Perry
Mike Seberger
Wichita Service
Steve Dellafega
Athletics
Newton
Gunsmoke Star Reflects On Career In Editor's Note
veteran actor Milburn Stone, who plays Doc Adams on CBS Gunsmoke for 17 years, answers questions on maintaining enthusiasm, evolving the character, and his view of old and contemporary films. He recalls a welcome back party after heart surgery and stresses integrity and decency in show business.
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Cynthia Lowry
Dec Adams
Milburn Stone
Gimsmoke
Record Summer Sale Of Thoroughbreds At Keeneland
Keeneland's summer sale at Lexington sees yearlings selling near $1 million per hour with 164 horses bringing $6.1 million on opening day. Top prices went to Cromwell bloodstock and Fasig-Tipton entries headed for overseas racing, while Bernard Van Cutsem and Leslie Combs II figures boosted consignments as Keeneland pursues a new record.
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Lexington
Keeneland
John A. Bell
Cromwell Blood Stock Agency
Charles Engelhart
Craigwood
Fasig-Tipton Co
Majestic Prince-Village Beauty
Japan
Zenya Yoshida
Axe II
Bernard van Cutsem
Newmarket
England
Majestic Prince
Leslie Combs II
Combs
Shifting View of Directors Faces New Accountability
The article notes a rise in shareholder activism and scrutiny of corporate boards from the 1950s to 1970s, highlighting commissions on liability insurance for officers and directors and common legal charges. It cites failures in judgment, imprudent investments, and conflicts of interest in setting salaries as frequent triggers for suits and reform.
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Board of Directors
Fortune Magazine
Stewart
Smith Mid America, Inc
SSMA
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Caponi
Studio City
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