Toomey pilots Big Eight baseball title run
Colorado sophomore Taylor Toomey seized the Big Eight pitching crown after climbing from seventh to first with a shutout and scoreless relief against Oklahoma. Nebraska quarterback Bob Churchich won the batting title at .383 and led in triples, total bases, and slugging percentage. The article details league leaders in hits, RBIs, runs, and pitching ERA across schools including Nebraska, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas State.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Colorado
Taylor Toomey
Nebraska
Bob Churchick
Toomey
Oklahoma
Sooners
Wade Johnson
Kansas State
Churchich
Iowa State
Jerry Retzlaff
Gary Holland
Retzlaff
theState
Ernie Recob
Alex Walter
Chameion
Bob Brand
Missouri
Bob Robben
Bob Skahan
Kansas
Walter
Colo
Rado
Don Alsup
RBI
Dan Kelly
Recob
Big Eight
Joe Stroupe
Bob Robs
Roger Lindstrom
Barry Lubek
Jim Loving
Gene Stephenson
Churchick
Brown
Holland
Dave Baker
Don Kuykendall
Oklahoma State
Jack Coppom
Jay Croweley
John Pierce
Dick Frank
Larry Burchart
K . State
Johnson
Steve Wood
Bob Hergenrader
Gary Neibauer
Larry Patterson
Rusty Disbro
Misesouri
Bob Carpenter
Mike McFarland
Bob Ziegler
Bob Stickels
Bowling Scores From Friday Night Ladies and Local Venues
Readable bowling scores show multiple venues like CRITES CENTER LEE'S DOWNTOWNER CAFE SHIVELY'S TROPHIES and FAIRMONT DAIRY posting high games with players such as Wiker Leecy Dengel Swinehart and Fritts. Scores include highs around 161 176 and 193 with team totals near 400 plus at several spots.
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Wiker
Crites Center
Teague
Leecy
Lee’s Downtowner
Nichols
Shively
Anderson
Swinehart
Helen & Bill’s
Strole
Romstedt’s
L. Finch
S. Griffin
Ladies Royal T
S. Wolgast
D. Wiker
Ella’s
Liegerot
B. Brooks
Griffin
Milton
G. Leecy
Lee’s Downtowner Cafe
H. Guyett
Fairmont Dairy
N. Fritts
Helen and Bill's Cafe
Cordle
WSU Wins All-Sports Title Again
Wichita State secures the Missouri Valley Conference all-sports championship for the third straight year led by track. Cincinnati finished second with 26 points, North Texas third with 35, and Tulsa, Louisville, St. Louis, Drake, Bradley, and others shaping the tight standings. Cincinnati won basketball, cross country and swimming titles while Wichita earned track and had a strong overall showing.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Cincinnati
North Texas
Bradley
Tulsa
Louisville
St. Louis
Drake
Bearcats
Cincy
Akron boxing results Fate Davis defeats Jim Meil Leur
Fate Davis of Akron stopped Jim Meil Leur of Toronto in the 6th round at 152 pounds in Akron boxing action.
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Akron
Ohio
Fate Davis
Jim Meilleur
Toronto
How to Treat Athlete's Foot with T-4-L at Raney Drug
Quick drying T-4-L promises itch and burn relief in minutes. In 3 to 5 days infected skin sloughs off and healthy skin replaces it. If not delighted in one hour, 48c back at Raney Drug Store.
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Raney Drug Store
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights from Baseball Standings
National and American League leaders show Oliva and B Robinson atop batting in the American League with .371 and .340 while Aaron and Alou pace the National League. Key figures include Robinson, Yastrzemski, Torre, Aaron, Gibson, Koufax, and McDowell among others with notable runs, RBIs, hits, and strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
F. Robinson
Valentine
Washington
Yastrzemski
Boston
Boseton
Allen
Alou
Pittsburgh
McCovey
San Francisco
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
Wynn
Houston
Pinson
Cincinnati
Taylor
Philadelphia
Torre
Wills
Los Angeles
Jackson
Marichal
Knowles
Gibson
St. Louis
Koufax
Griffith Arc overdraft world middleweight bout planned for July
Multiple AP dispatches report a world middleweight title fight set for July 13 at Madison Square Garden between champion Emile Griffith and challenger Joey Archher to be announced at a boxing luncheon. Also covered are Romeo Hanover’s triple crown pacing bid after his third straight win, the Buffalo Bills signing quarterback Daryle Lamonica for 1966, the Atlanta Falcons signing Ernie Wheelwright from the Giants, and Larry Garron signing his seventh season with the Boston Patriots.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Joey Archher
Madison Square Garden
Westbury
N.Y
Romeo Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Indians Dominate Tigers After McDowell Exit
Sam McDowell left with a pitching shoulder strain as Tom Kelley steadied Cleveland. Kelley allowed five hits in five scoreless innings to earn his second win. Leon Wagner Don Crandall and Chico Salmon sparked a 13-2 rout, widening Cleveland’s AL lead over Detroit to 31 games. Elsewhere Mickey Mantle hit two homers in the Yankees 11-6 win over California, while Minnesota topped Boston 7-5 on Jimmie Hall’s 10th inning shot.
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Associated Press
Sam McDowell
Tom Kelley
Cleveand
Birdie Tebbetts
Kelley
Tebbetts
Detroit Tigers
Indians
Tigers
McDowell
Cleveland
Detroit
Chico Salmon
Leon Wagner
Don Crandall
Norm Cash
New York
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
California
Minnesota
Boston
Jimmie Hall
Red Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Mantle
Dean Chance
Stan Musial
Elston Howard
Roger Repez
Wai
Hall
Dick Radatz
Harmon Killebrew
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