Calder and Underwood Qualify Two Cyclones for State Meet
Ottawa High advances two athletes to the state track meet at Manhattan May 20 21 in class AA regional action at Pittsburg Dudley Calder places second in shot put and Doug Underwood earns two qualifying spots in the 880 yard low hurdles and pole vault both with third place finishes Wichita East dominates the regional scoring with 96 points Coffeyville 32 Ottawa 14 and only top three in each event advance to state
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Conley
Jackson
Davis
Shoemaker
Prelims May Answer Big 8 Track Questions
The Big Eight track meet at Memorial Stadium hinges on prelims in sprints and jumps as injuries to Charlie Greene Gary Schwartz and Art Cortez cloud outcomes. Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma hope to surge with Cortez doubtful while Kansas leads in form charts and four denies shape final team scores.
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Memorial Stadium
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Gary Schwartz
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OU Netters Beat Baker In Final Tennis Dual
Ottawa University defeated Baker 4-3 in the Braves final tennis dual before the Kansas Conference meet. OU claimed three singles wins and the No 2 doubles to seal the victory. Ray Holmstrom beat Wally Post in No 1 singles. Doubles saw Post and Banker defeat Holmstrom and Erickson while Ellsworth and Jones won for OU.
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Walery Post
Ken Ellsworth
Doug Banker
John Bartle
Ranedy Jones
Fred Wightman
Leonard Erickson
Martin Williams
Ed Lipski
Cassius Clay Offered Vampire Role in British Horror Film
London AP reports Cassius Clay received a film offer to star as a vampire in a new British horror movie near London. The project features former world middleweight champion Terry Downes, who plays a hunched back character.
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Area Qualifiers Dominate Pittsburg Meet in Class B
Four area tradesmen and a relay team qualified for state in Manhattan during the Pittsburg Class B meet. Toloulouse led sprinters with a third in the 100-yard dash, Culbertson took second in the mile, and Pomona’s Craig Collins tied for third in pole vault. Tom Swan won the high jump at 6-12 and Wellsville’s medley relay (Todd, Hull, Davenport, Burrell) won in 3348.8.
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Pomona
Tom Swan
Wellsville
Randy Todd
Bud Hull
Gary Davenport
Mike Burrell
San Diego State Eyes Title at West Coast Relays
Fresno State Idaho State Sacramento State and Redlands pose best challenges as San Diego State seeks to repeat as college division champion in Fresno. High jump headliners include San Francisco State's Jim Brown clearing 6 11 14. World records loom with 36 tied or surpassed in 39 relays. pole vault targets Fred Hansen's 17 4.
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Frank Arias
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Judge Roller Refuses Stay In Milwaukee Braves Case
Milwaukee judge Elmer W. Roller denies a stay of his order forcing the Atlanta Braves to return to Milwaukee unless the National League presents a 1967 expansion plan or moves the team here. The decision comes as Baseball seeks an appeal to Wisconsin’s Supreme Court amid antitrust concerns.
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Five Lead New Orleans Five Lead New Orleans
In New Orleans on a Friday the 13th, the Greater New Orleans Open sponsors faced rain risk as 30 per cent showers loomed. Despite a thunderous start and a 84 minute morning delay, Jack Nicklaus led with four others at four under par 68, joined by Tony Lema Bob Goalby Frank Beard and Charles Coody.
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