Ottawa Wins Kansas Conference Track Meet Amid Injuries
Ottawa dazzles despite injuries to three top runners as they top the Kansas Conference meet with 88 points. Harold Rush leads Friends with 36 points, while Charles Bowling of Ottawa anchors a 14 ft 4 1 2 in pole vault and Dave Hartman of Sterling sets a 10 08 0 two mile clocking.
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Big Eight approves six bowls and budget changes
The Big Eight authorized bids for Cotton Sugar Orange Gator Bluebonnet and Sun Bowls for next season with fixed bowl expense fees of 60000 plus 8 per mile for four bowls and 40000 plus 8 per mile for Bluebonnet and Sun Bowls. They kept an eight way split of bowl money and discussed scholarship limits of 100 football and 24 basketball grants starting Sept 1 1965.
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Tigers Beat Indians As Lolich Aguirre Shine On Mound
Detroit pitchers Mickey Lolich and Hank Aguirre limit the Cleveland Indians to two small hitting efforts, winning 3-1 and 4-1 to snap Detroit’s five game skid and push Chicago past Cleveland in the AL standings. Lolich improves to 4-1 with a 2.85 ERA as he fends off Indians bats while Aguirre endures a strong outing despite share of hits. Tigers get key hits from Bill Freehan, Dick McAuliffe, Norm Cash, and Kaline to back their hurlers.
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Good Luck Ends For Cards and A's Series Slugfest Notes
The Cardinals swept two of four with Milwaukee and Kansas City in a rough weekend. St Louis beat Milwaukee 7 3 behind homers by Bill White and Tim McCarver before Cloninger held them to four hits in a 4 2 nightcap loss. Kansas City split with New York as the A's were swept in a Sunday doubleheader after an 11 0 win Friday, with Dick Green driving in three and George Alusik two in the opener.
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Major Stars Batting Lift Yankees in DH Sweep
Joe Peptine of the New York Yankees drove in five runs on five hits including two home runs as the Yankees swept the Kansas City Athletics in a doubleheader 11 to 9 and 8 to 0. Bob Hendley of the San Francisco Giants shut out the New York Mets on three hits with five strikeouts and one walk as the Giants won the first game of a doubleheader 6 to 0.
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Wichita Golf Teams Win Class AA Tourney Titles
Wichita golfers dominated the Class AA high school tournament in Lawrence. Grier Jones of Wichita Kapaun earned medalist honors with 152. In two-man results Jones and Steve Hamilton tied for 314. Four-man winners were Wichita Southeast with 641. Other scores listed include Lawrence, Shawnee Mission East, Junction City, Hutchinson, Topeka West, Winfield, Arkansas City, Abilene, Salina, and Wellington. Medal play saw Pete Bell of Junction City and N. M. Iverson of Arkansas City both at 154.
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League Leaders in American and National League Batting and Pitching
American League leaders include Olive Minnesota batting .398 with 53 hits and 27 runs, Wagner Cleveland 27 RBIs, and Colavito Kansas City 27 RBIs. Pitching leader Pizarro Chicago 4.0, 1.000. National League top bat Clemente Pittsburgh .? with 48 hits, and Mays San Francisco 30 runs.
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Hungry Pros Eye Cash Oklahoma City Open
A pair of veteran golfers, George Bayer and Lionel Hebert, led the Oklahoma City Open at halfway with six under par 138 after two rounds. Bayer and Hebert each shot 70, as rain and lightning delayed play and pushed a 36-hole finish to today. Arnold Palmer tied for fourth at 141, while Johnny Souchak and Mike Soutchak sat one stroke behind the leaders at 189.
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Boxing Results From Glace Bay to Kingston
Boxing results report several bouts with noted weights and locations. Joey Durel le outpointed Dick French in Glace Bay while Larry Flaviano stopped Yukio Sumata in Tokyo to win the Oriental Junior Lightweight title. In Kingston Doug Jones defeated Laroy Green in a ten round decision with both fighters listed under weight classes.
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