Lawrence wins Night Relays crown for seventh title in nine years
Lawrence High School dominates the meets as Topeka West and Ottawa chase, winning multiple events. Doug Underwood leads in pole vault, Ottawa claims javelin and low hurdles, and Lawrence posts a 44.2 440 relay while earning six event wins and the overall 59% scoring. Ottawa heads to Shawnee Mission South AA carnival with regional qualify setup for the state meet.
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Tim McClay
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Olathe
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Dawson Curtails TV Duties After Inking New Pact
Kansas City AP Dawson signs through 1971 with the Chiefs and trims his late night TV sportscast. The 33 year old veteran vows to focus on football and rebuilding the championship, saying he is pleased with the four year contract and that football remains his profession.
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Scores From International League Games
Jacksonville beat Toledo 2 to 0 in a Columbus at home 4 Syracuse defeated Rochester 3 to 2 while Louisville won 4 to Buffalo and Richmond edged Louisville 1 to 0.
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Bowling lane scores from Kansas state bank standings
High scores listed for multiple bowls and sponsors at Royal Lanes in Kansas. Names include J. Yost, G. Wallace, D. Melroy, J. Clarkin, D. Anderson, R. Smith, J. Jones, M. Ball, H. Carey, J. Simms, B. Ledom, V. Ferguson, P. Kramer, and D. McDaNiels. Team sponsors cover local banks, garages, and service firms.
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Moore Chevrolet-Olds
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Ottawa Co-Op
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Hughes Auto Parts
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Ladies Peoples National Bank
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Arnold's Jewelry
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Eagles Auxiliary
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Heathman Oil
V. Ferguson
Todd's Insurance
P. Kramer
Shinn and Haley Abstract
D. McDan
Baseball Scoreboard AP National and American Leagues
National League and American League standings show St Louis at 16-9 and Baltimore at 16-9 with Cincinnati 11-6. League results include Los Angeles 12-12 ties and Chicago 11-18. Tuesday scores note Los Angeles over Chicago and New York over St. Louis while Houston beat San Francisco. Upcoming games list Los Angeles at Chicago and New York at St. Louis among others with several doubleheaders and night games.
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Braves set sprint medley mark at Doane Relays
Ottawa University trackmen led by Ben Newsome Gene Meeks Oscar Harris and Bruce Crofts shatter sprint medley record 3:28.4 at Doane Relays in Crete Nebraska earning medals across events Dave Hale won discus 148-10 Sidney Walker took broad jump second and triple jump fourth Roger Shoemaker second in pole vault The Braves also earned a runner up in mile relay and planned dual with College of Emporia washed out by rain next action Friday at William Jewell Relays
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Speedway Driver Mike Spence Dies At Indianapolis
British Grand Prix driver Mike Spence, 30, died after his turbine powered Lotus crashed into a wall at Indianapolis Motor Speedway during a practice for the Indianapolis 500. He suffered multiple head injuries and died in hospital hours after the crash. Spence, from Maidenhead, England, was a Lotus teammate of Colin Chapman and had just posted the second fastest lap in Speedway history.
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American League Roundup Hosiery Teams On the Move
Dick Coach reports as Jose Santiago and Joe Horlen show spring form for the Red Sox and White Sox. Boston beats Washington 3 to 2 to extend Santiago's win streak to 12 games. Chicago tops California 6 to 4 with Tom McCraw's grand slam. Tiant, Tiant wins. Cleveland, Detroit, and Minnesota win in varied fashion.
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Sammy Ellis
Mc Craw
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