Peters Leaves Ottawa University for Kansas State Post
Dick Peters, after 19 seasons as OU football head coach and 37 total OU championships, leaves Ottawa University to join Kansas State University as an administrative assistant to Vince Gibson. Peters will oversee recruiting coordination, academics, and summer camps, while remaining connected to OU as athletic director emeritus and mentor to past players. He returns to Kansas State, his alma mater, to take a major administrative role in Big Eight football.
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Track meet at Wichita State hosts 800 hopefuls
In Wichita Kansas AP 800 athletes from high schoolers to veterans vie Friday and Saturday in the 10th U S Track and Field Federation meet at Cessna Stadium on an all weather track. The event offers tryout berths for Olympic trials with top entrants led by world record holders Jim Ryan and Randy Matson.
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Colorado
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Barry Shepard
Pacific
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Unser Cruises At 188 MPH In Indy Carburetion Test
Bobby Unser led the carburetion tests at Indianapolis with a 188 mph warmup lap while drivers aimed for 185 mph minimum pace in the 500 mile race. Pole winner Unser posted a 195.940 in four laps and others like Johncock Foyt and Al Unser ran between 184 and 185 mph as field notes, injuries, and upcoming events shaped a busy weekend at IMS.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Baseball scoreboard Thursday's games and Friday outlook
Baseball scoreboard lists Thursday results including New York, Cleveland, Chicago and more. Friday schedule covers Montreal Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Francisco Atlanta San Diego Cincinnati Los Angeles New York St Louis with multiple American League matchups and listed standings in the East and West divisions.
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Aeros Rally in 12 Innings To Beat Denver 7-4
Wichita Aeros win 7-4 over Denver after 12 innings to drop the Bears to third in the Western Division. Tulsa climbs to second with a 3-1 win over Oklahoma City. Valdespino homers in Omaha 2 Iowa Oaks 0, Indianapolis edges Evansville 6 4.
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Omaha
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Valdespino
Iowa
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Gary Sanserino
Gene Locklear
Ed Armbrister
Roe Skidmore
Greg Slape
Vida Blue Debut Falls Short in Oakland Loss
Oakland pitcher Vida Blue made his major league debut in relief, surrendering two hits and two walks as the A’s lost 6 to 5 to the California Angels. Blue, under pressure after a late contract sign, faced Kusnyer and Alomar before three singles and a wild pitch helped California pull ahead.
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Boston Red Sox
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Vada Pinson
Don Rose
Kansas to raise hunting and fishing license prices
Starting July 1 Kansas counties will require an extra 25 cent county fee on hunting and fishing licenses sold outside county clerks offices. The total price rises to 3.50 for hunting licenses and 6.50 for combination licenses at commercial outlets, while county offices remain at 3.25 and 6.25. Franklin County Clerk Bruce Spears estimates the new fee will add about 1350 dollars annual revenue locally.
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