K State shines as 40th Big Eight meet ends in second place
Kansas wins seven events at the Big Eight track championships led by Jim Ryan's double in the mile and 880. Kansas State, coached by DeLoss Dobbs, finishes second with 100 points as Colorado's Chuck Rogers breaks a league record in the Schulte Award race. Multiple meet records fall at the all weather facility named for Frank Potts.
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Bob Timmons
Frank Potts
Rogers
Kansas Relays
Cubs Rally On Nen Banks Power Giants In Twin Bill
Cubs complete a doubleheader sweep with Dick Nen and Ernie Banks delivering key hits and homers to beat the Giants 6-3 after a 1-0 opener. Perry and Jenkins low-scoring duel, Regan relieves Hands to stifle late Giant rally as Atlanta gains on NL rivals.
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Dick Tiger Underdog Faces Foster in MSG Title Show
Aging but tough Dick Tiger risks his light heavyweight crown against favored Bob Foster at Madison Square Garden in New York Friday night as boxing headlines a big week. Kim Ki Soo defends the world junior middleweight title in Milan against Sandro Mazzinghi, and Bobby Valdez meets John Fahmechon in Sydney for the world featherweight belt. Sonny Liston and Cleveland Williams schedule comeback bouts separate from each other.
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Associated Press
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Bob Foster
New York
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Kim Kie Soo
South Korea
Italy
Sandro Mazzinghi
Milan
Sydeney
Australia
Bobby Valdez
San Diego
Caleif
John Fae Mechon
World record lifts and racing tragedy headline roundup
MOSCOW AP reports Jan Talts set a world middle heavyweight snatch record at 337.7 pounds while LUGANSKI Russia AP notes Leonid Zhabotinsky broke his own world heavyweight clean and jerk mark at 485 pounds. Jack R Stoop dies in Porsche crash during a race in Darlington England and a barn fire in Painesville Ohio kills 28 horses. George Jacobs dies at 68 at St Michael’s College in Winooski Vermont. Fire at Suffolk Downs kills ten thoroughbreds in Boston district arson suspected.
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Russia
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Ottawa High rocks Salina state meet with 4th in AA
Ottawa High School athletes excelled at the Salina state meet in class AA. Doug Underwood won two state medals, placing third in the 180 yard lows and tying for fourth in the pole vault with a best 13-6. He anchored the fifth-place mile relay. Ottawa finished 4th in team standings with 5% points. Other area performers included Lyndon’s Lloyd Tiffany with BB javelin champion and Waverly’s Terry Bailey taking two bronze medals.
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