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F O R D I 9 & S T A T E T R A C KA N D F I E L D
C H A MP I O N S
Two national records highlighted the 1964 State
Track and Field Meet held May 15 and 16 at Kansas
Manhattan. A total of l3 existing
State University,
state records were broken and 2 others tied in the
greatest assault on the record books since 1955
when 16 were broken and 2 tied. The 1955 meet
included one national record (Charles Tidwell of
lndependence skimmed the 180-yard low hurdles in
18.5 seconds).
In addition to the 15 records tied or broken in
Classes AA, A and B, all 16 marks set in newly
formed Class BB stand as records.
Jim Ryun of Wichita East, thrilled the 6'500
spectators, as he ran the fastest mile ever by a
high school boy to highlight the 54th annual state
high school meet. The l7-year-old junior did it in
4:06.4, breaking his own state record of 4:16.2
set in 1963, and the existing national record of
4:08.7 set by Dennis Carr of Whittier, California.
The national medley relay record was broken
by Wichita East in a time of 3:25.0, well under the
existing national record of 3:27.4 set in 196I by
LaHabra, California. The mark bettered the previous
state record of. 3:34.2 set by Shawnee Mission East
in 1961. The record breaking foursome was made up
of Chris Forsberg (440), Dvight Hart Q20), Earl
Yarbrough Q20) and Jim Ryun (880). The same team
members won the finals on Saturday with a time of
3:30.8, but ran in a different order.
Wichita East garnered their lfth state championship since L929, their third in the last four years (the
first state champion was crowned in 1911. Wichita
won 4 state titles from 191f -1928), in overrvhelming
the CIass AA field by accumulating 56 points. Shawnee Mission East placed second with 26 points and
Wichita North third with 14 points.
Eric Robinson won both hurdles, and was second
in the broad jump to be the top scorer for East.
The Blue Aces earned nro places in three different
events and tallied in 12 of the 16 events.
Hoisington dominated the Class A field'by scoring
39 points to capture their second state title. Their
first was in 1953. Runner-up Concordia scored 19
and Mulvane accumulated 14, good for third place.
Bill Kimble was the main show for the Cardinals,
winning the 100 and 200-yard dash, the low hurdles
and anchored the record breaking 880-yard relay
team. Hoisington's other wo firsts were by discus
thrower Don Clutter and its record tieing mile reIay team.
Kinsley successfully defended its Class B crown
with a multitude of underclassmen in scoring 31
points. Caldruell registered'17 and Lakin 12 l/2 f.or
seqond and third.
The Coyotes, in winning their second state championship, had four firsts and scored in eight events.
Ken Gaines won the high jump and high hurdles and
ran a leg on the winning record breaking medley relay team. Kinsley's other first was in the 880-yard
relay, where they tied the state record.
Ford had the narrowest margin of victory of the
four classes in defeating Fairview 24 I/3 to 18.
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Mount Hope and Soldier tied for third place with 12
points.
The Bulldogs annexed the first Class BB championship and were lead by the phenominal Jim Askew who
placed third in the 1O0-yard dash, anchored the winning 880-yard relay team, won the 880-yard run and
then placed second in the 220'yard dash, in that
order.
Following is a summary of the 15 records that
were broken or tied:
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440-Yard Dash- -48.4 by Drue Jenning.s .of -ArOld record 48'9 by
gentine, in preliminaries.
Bennie Gates of Pratt, L962.
Medley Relay--3:25.0 by Wichita East (Chris
Forsbbrg, Dvight Hart, Earl Yarbrough, Jim
Old record 3:34'2 by
Ryun), in preliminaries.
Shawnee Mission East, 1962. Also betters national record of 3:27.4 by LaHabra, California,
196r.
Mile Run- -4:06.4 by Jim Ryun, Wichita East'
Old record 4:16.2 by Ryun, Wichita East, 1963'
Betters national record of 4:08.7 by Dennis Carr,
Whittier, California.
880-Yard Run--1:55.4 by Jim Smith, Wichita
North. Old record 1:55.9 by Stone, Wichita East,
1958.
Pole Vault--14-0 by Bill McGuire, Wichita East'
Qld record, 13-7 l/4 by Leonard Vann, Lawrence'
1963.
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Broad Jump--23-11by FrankJones,BonnerSprings. Old record23-7 I/Aby Jones, Bonner Springs,
1963.
b66]yaro Relay--1:30.6 by Hoisington (Bob Seymour, Gerald Neidens, Bob Miller, Bill Kimble)
in finals. Old record 1:31.2 by Hoisington' in
preliminaries. Previous record, 1:31.4 by Hillsboro, 196I.
880-Yard Run-- L:57.2 by John Mason, Phillipsburg'
Old record 1:57.8 by Tague, Rosedale, 1956'
Pole Vault--13-7 L/2 by Bob McKee, Abilene'
Old record 13-3 by McKee, Abilene, 1963.
Medley Relay--3:39.1 by Fredonia (Roland Rein-Blevins, Richard
Berger, ia-"s
hart, Larry
Fulghum). btO re--cord 3:39.4 by Lincoln, 1958'
Mile Relay- -3;26.9 by Hoisington (Gerald f"idens, Don Bahr, Bob Scott, Bob Miller). Ties
record set in 1959 bY Hoisington.
Closs B
880-Yard Retay--1:30.7 by Kinsley (Guy McClendon, Lon Ausiin, Craig Dial, Keith Dial). Old
record l:31.3 by Kansas Vocational School, Topeka'
1932.
880-Yard Run-- L:56,7 by Vinton Arnett, Belleville. Old record 1:59.2 by Michaud, Clyde, 1963'
Medley Relay--3:38.3 by Kinsley (Kenny Gafies'
Lon Austin, Craig Dial, Keith Dial)- Old record
3:39.9 by Clyde, 1962.
Mile Retay--3:28.5 by Caldwell (Steve Struble'
Larry Wolff, Kenny Reeder)'
Gary Metzinger,
Tiei
record set by Kinsas Vocational School'
Topeka, 1932.
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Complete results of the meet were:
C L A S SA A
Wichita East 56; Shawnee Mission East 26; Wichita
North 14; Leavenworth 12; .Argentine (K.C.) 1t;
Wichita South l0; Wichita Southeast, Shawnee Mission
West, Shawnee Mission North, Wyandotte (K.C.) 9;
Fort Scott 8; Salina, Sumner (K.C.), Atchison 7t
Lawrence 6; Newton, Olathe, Topeka 5; Augusta,
Hutchinson 4; Liberal, Dodge City 3; Wichita Kapaun,
Junction City, Chanute, Coffeyville, Wichita West 2.
120 Yard High Hurdles: l-Robinson, Wichita East;
2-Young, Fort Scott; 3-Moore, Shawnee Mission North; 4-Fischer, Newton; S-Washington, JunctionCity.
Time: L4.8.
100-Yard Dash: l-Judd, Shawnee Mission East;
2-Hart, Wichita East; 3-Floyd, Leavenworth; 4-Ready, Liberal; S-Munson, Wichita North. Time: 9.9.
Mile Run: l-Ryun, Wichita East; 2-McClain, Salina; 3-Buth, Wichita Southeast; 4-Saunders, Wyandotte; 5-Perry,
Wichita North.
Time:
4:06.4.
(National and State Record. Old record, 4:16.2,
Ryur, 1963. Former National Record, 4:08.7, Dennis Carr, Whittier, California, 1962),
880-Yard Relay: l-Wichita East (Hart, Howard,
Yarbrough, Robinion; 2-shawnee Mission East; 3Wichita North; 4-Sumner; 5-Liberal. Time: I:29.9,
440-Yard Dash: 1-Jennings, Argentine; 2-Brat-Irby,
Dodge City;
ton, Atchison; 3-Williamson,
Shawnee Mission West; 5-McNichol, Wichita Southeast. Time: 49.2. (Jennings set State Record of
Old record of 48.9 by
48.4 in the preliminaries.
Bennie Gates of Pratt, L962).
880-Yard Run: l-Smith, Wichita North; 2-Clark,
Shawnee Mission North; 3-Zamrzla, Salina; -Goltry,
Chanute; s-Gill, ShawneeMissionNorth. Time: 1:55.4.
(State Record. Old record, 1:55.9, Stone, Wichita
East, 1958.)
Medley Relay: l-Wichita East (Yarbrough, Ryun,
Hart, Forsberg)i 2:wichita
North; 3-Leavenworth;
4-Coffeyville; 5-Wichita Kapaun. Time: 3:30.8. (Wichita East set State and National Record of 3:25.0
in preliminaries).
22O-Yard Dash: l-Judd, Shawnee Mission East;
2-Jennings, Argentine; 3-Bratton, Atchison; 4-ThompWichita East. Time: 22.L.
son, Sumner; S-Hart,
Mile Relay: l-Topeka (Laird, Steel, Lee, Davis)
2-Shawnee Mission East; 3-Sumner; 4-Wichita West.
Time: 3:23.1. (Shawnee Mission North disqualified.
Wichita East was unable to finish the race due to
the foul by Shawnee Mission North).
180-Yaid Low Hurdles: l-Robinson, Wichita East;
2-Leeds, Shawnee Mission East; 3-Fischer, Newton;
4-Eckels, Wichita East; S-Washington, Junction City.
Time: 19.3
Javelin: l;Coleman, Wichita East; 2-Bourgat, Augusta; 3-Quick, Leavenworth; 4-Ediger, Hutchinson;
5-Shelley, Wichita Southeast. Distance: 206' 7",
Discus: l-Knop, Olathe; 2-Holliday, Wichita South;
3 - H a r r i s , S h a w n e eM i s s i o n W e s t ; 4 - C o l e m a n , W i c h i t a
East; S-Wigley, Wichita East. Distance:
167' 7"
High Jump: l-Hawkins, Wichita East; 2-Young,
Fort Scott; 3-Hubbard, Lawrence; 4-Eckels, Wichita
East; 5-Lynch, Wichita Kapaun. Heighr: 6' 1". (Places decided by least misses, plus jump off for first.)
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Broad Jump: l-June, Wyandotte; 2-Robinson, Wichita East; 3-Emery, Leavenworth; 4-Burkman, Wyandotte; 5-Scott, Shawnee Mission East. Distance:
22' 8 L/2".
Shot Put: 1-Dennis, Wichita South;2-Harris, Shawnee Mission West; 3-Heck, Lawrence;. 4-Tucker,
Argentine; 5-Holliday, Wichita South. Distance: 56'
9 t14".
Wichita East; 2-ShoemaPole Vault: l-McGuire,
Wichita Southeast; 3-Winn, Shawnee Mission
ker,
Hutchinson; S-Turner, Shawnee MisEast; 4-Miller,
sion North. Height: 14' 0". (State Record. Oldrecord,
Vann, Lawrence, 1963.) (Place decided
l3' 7 l/4",
by least misses).
CLASS A
Hoisington 39; Concordia 19; Mulvane 14; Hays,
Abilene 12; CIay Center 11; Neodesha, Phillipsburg9;
Wakeeney, Scott City, Maur Hill (Atchison), Haven 8;
Buhler, Goodland 6; Pratt, Medicine Lodge, Bonner
Springs, Nickerson, Beloit, Wamego, Fredonia, Ellinwood 5; Atwood, Kingman, Baxter Springs, Plainville,
Notre Dame (Wictrita), Hiawatha, Russell 3; Andover,
Norton, Yates Center 2; Ulysses, Effingham, Hugoton,
Chapman l.
120-Yard High Hurdles: l-McPherson, Scott Ciry;
2-McKee, Abilene; 3-Reeves, Concordia; 4-Jones,
Mulvane; 5-Noll, Beloit. Time: 15.f.
Hoisingtoni Z-Goates,
100-Yard Dash: l-Kimble,
Hays; 3-Gerst, Maur Hill; 4-Fortmeyer, Goodland;
S-Conners, Kingman. Time: 10.0.
Mile Run: 1-Tarry, Mulvane; 2-Tempero, Hoisington; 3-Wickman, Baxter Springs; 4-Greive, Mulvane; S-Scholtz, Effingham. Time: 4:22.2.
880-Yard Relay: 1-Hoisington (Seymour, Neidens,
Kimble); 2-Neodesha; 3-Wakeeney; 4-Maur
Miller,
Hill; 5-Wamego. Time: 1:30.6. (State Record. Old
record, l:31.4, Hillsboro' 1961).
440-Yard Dash: l-Rankin, Clay Center; 2-FortGoodiand; 3-Kaba, Plainville; 4-Overman'
meyer,
Andover; S-Bennett, Abilene. Time: 50.6.
880-Yard Low Hurdles: l-Kimble, Hoisington, 2Pageler, Wamego; 3-McPherson, Scott City; 4-Richardson, Mulvane; S-Jones, Mulvane. Time: 19.9.
880-Yard Run: 1-Mason, Phillipsburg; 2-Murphy,
Hays; 3-Finnin, Haven; 4-Johns, Mulvane; 5-Baker,
P r a t t . T i m e : L : 5 7 . 2 . ( S t a t eR e c o r d . O l d r e c o r d , 1 : 5 7 . 8 ,
Tague, Rosedale, 1956).
Medley Relay: l-Fredonia (Reinhart, Berger, BIevins, Fulghum); 2-Buhler; 3-Ellinwood; 4-Norton; 5Neodesha. Time: 3:39.1. (State Record. Old record,
3:39.4, Lincoln, I958).
Hoisington; 2-Goates,
220-Yard Dash: l-Kimble,
Hays; 3-Gerst, Maur Hill; 4-Rankin, Cla.y Center;
5-Dester, Haven. Time: 22.3.
(Neidens, Bahr, Scott,
Mile Relay: l-Hoisington
Miller);
2-Wakeeney; 3-Hiawatha; 4-Ellinwood; 5Chapman. Time: 3:26.9. (Ties State Record set by
Hoisington in 1959).
Hoisington; 2-Murray, Pratt;
Discus: l-Clutter,
3-Craig, Clay Center; 4-Lankas, Arwood; S-Gibson'
Medicine Lodge. Distance: 159' I L/2'.
Broad Jump: l-Jones, Bonner Springs; 2-Berrigan, Neodesha; 3-Meats, Concordia; 4-N'lcKee, Abilene; 5-Beardsley, Wakeeney. Distance: 23' l1'.
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(State Record. Old record 23' 7 l/4" by Jones, 1963).
Javelin: l-Detter, Nickerson; 2-Smetana,Phillipsburg; 3-Quint, Hoisington; 4-Ediger, Buhler; 5Moore, Ulysses. Distance: 182' 5'.
Pole y'ault: l-McKee, Abilene; 2-Oehlert, Haven;
3-Cox, Concordia; 4-Boxberger, Hoisington; S-Hittle, Hugoton. Height: 13' 7 1/2". (State Record.
Old record 13' 3' by McKee, Abilene, 1963).
Shot Put: l-Christensen,
Concordia; 2-Gibson,
Medicine Lodge; 3-Humphrey, Russell; 4-Hubbard,
Yates Center; 5-Lankas, Anvood. Distance: 53' 8 3/4",
High Jump: l-Peck, Concordia; 2-Wettmer, Beloit; 3-Griffin, Notre Dame (Wichitah 4-Freeman,
Kingman; S-Wilkins, Clay Center, Height: 6' 2 I/2".
C L A S SB
Kinsley 3l; Caldwell 17; Lakin 12 t/2; BeUeville 1I; Erie 10; Anthony, Centralia, Blue Mound 9;
Johnson, Belle Plaine 8; Perry, Sabetha, Spring
Hill 7; Harper 6 I/2; Glasco, Argonia, euinrer,
Marion 6; Linwood, Jetmore, St. Francis 5; Wilson, Lebanon, Bucklin, Garden Plain, Highland 4;
Smith Center 3 7/2; Maize, Fowler, Carbondale,
Goddard 3; Elkhart, St. Marys, Lane 2; Peabody,
St. John, Chetopa, Sharon Springs, Claflin, Sedan,
Haskell (Lawrence) l; Riley Counry (Riley) I/2.
120-Yard High Hurdles: l-Gaines, Kinsley; 2Thiemann, Sabetha; 3-Westwood, Caldrvell; 4-Timmons, Spring Hill; S-Crawshaw, Perry. Time: I5,2.
100-Yard Dash: l-Riggins, Centralia; 2-Forresr,
Argonia; 3-K. Dial, Kinsley; 4-Hefrrer, Quinter; 5Bowden, St. John. Time: 10.5.
Mile Run: l-Jamison, Linwood; 2-Allen, Lebanon;
3-Staats, Bucklin; 4-Neely, Johnson; S-Woodard, Maize. Time: 4:24.3.
880-Yard Relay: l-Kinsley
(McClendon, Austin,
C. Dial, K. Dial); 2-Caldrvell; 3-Belleville; 4-Lakin;
5-Elkhart. Time: 1:31.3. (Kinslev set Stare Record
of l:30.7 in Friday's preliminariei.)
440-Yard Dash: l-Holbrook, Belle plaine; 2-Smitheran, Blue Mound; 3-Jackson, Marion; 4- C. Dial,
Kinsley; S-Tilley, Bucklin. Time: 49.9.
180-Yard Low Hurdles: l-Timmons, Spring Hill;
2-Rush, Highland; 3-Thiemann, Sabetha; 4-Vincent,
Lakin; S-Folbre, Sharon Springs. Time: 20.6.
880-Yard Run: 1-Arnett, Belleville; 2-puls, Anthqny; 3-Grindal, Carbondale; 4-Pererson, St. Marys;
5-Doll, Claflin. Time: L;56.7. (State Record. Old
record, l:59.2, Michaud, Clyde, 1963).
Medley Relay: l-Kinsley (Gaines, Austin, C. Dial,
K. Dial); 2-Johnsoni 3-Goddard; 4-Maize;5-Elkhart.
Time: 3:38.3. (State Record. Old record, 3:39.9, Clvde,
1962).
220-Yard Dash: l-Smitheran, Blue Mound; 2-Hefner, Quinter; 3-Jackson, Marion; 4-Forrest, Argonia;
5-K. Dial, Kinsley. Time: 23.1.
_ Milg Relay: l-Caldrvell (Strubte, Meisinger, Wolff,
Reeder); 2-Lakin; 3-Belleville; 4-Johnson;5-Haskell.
Time: 3:28.5. (Ties State Record set by Kansas Vocational School in f932).
Discus: 1-Aikins, Erie; 2-Rodman, perry; 3-Foran, Wilson; 4-Lippoldt, Kinsley; 5-Stmble, Caldrvell.
Distance: 158'3'.
Broad Jump: l-Popp, St. Francis; 2-Riggins, Centralia; 3-Nichols, Belle Plaine; 4-Kuder, Lane: 5West, Sedan. Distance: 2l' l0 3/4,.
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Javelin: 1-Jones, Jetmore; 2-Dandurand, Garden
Plain; 3-Young, Fowler; 4-Yohe, Glasco; 5-Riddle,
Chetopa. Distance: 202' 2'.
Pole Vault: 1-Hamilton,
Anthony; z-MetzirLger,
Caldwell; 3-TWo-way Tie, Johnson, Lakin; Thompson,
Harper; S-Ttvo-way Tie, Sells, Smith Center, Benninga, Riley Counfy. Height: L2' 3'. (Places decided
b -y l e a s t m i s s e s ) .
Shot Put: 1-Aikins, Erie; 2-Yohe, GIasco; 3-Austin; 4-ilurd, Perry; 5-Foran, Wilson. Distance: 56'
L0 L/2'.
High Jump: 1-Gaines, Kinsley; 2-Shrader, Harpeq;
3-Lull, Smith Center; 4-Kisel, Lakin; 5-Arnold,
Peabody. Height: 6'5'.
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Ford 24 1/3; Fairview l8; Mount Hop., Soldier t2;
Harveyville l1; Waltefield, Jewell 9; Republic g l/3;
Geneseo, Delphos, Preston, Glen Elder, Windom g;
Sylvan Grove, Haddam, Edson 7; Belpre-Trousdale 6;
Maple Hill, St. John's OVinfield), Agenda, Iagalls 5;
Lewis, Woodston, Mullinville, Hudson 4; Wilsey, Long
Island, Montezuma, Axtell, Pierceville 3; Alexander-,
Brewster, Fulton, Bunker Hill, Lehigh, Bloom, Americus 2; Dorrance, Wetmore, Morland, Strong City l;
Hartford l/3.
120-Yard High Hurdles: 1-Genereqx, Agenda; 2Garrison, Delphos; 3-Oard, Wakefield; 4--Kennedy,
Soldier; 5-Stetler, Glen Elder. Time: 15.8. (Staie
Record set by Genereux with l5.l in Friday's preliminaries).
100-Yard Dash: 1-Berry, Fairview; 2-Meyer, Sylvan Grove; 3-Askew, Ford; 4-Gieber, Haddam;-5Finnegan, Edson. Time: 10.4.
Mile Run: l-Siemens, Windom;2-Fry, Woodston;
3-Johnson, Wilson; 4-Cobb, Bunker Hili; S-Bradley,
Belpre-Trousdale. Time: 4:36.9.
880-Yard Relay: l-Ford (Schinstock, Brock, Stephenson, Askew); 2-Fairview; 3-Republic; 4-Harveyville; 5-Geneseo. Time: l:34.3.
440-Yard Dash: l-Finegary. Edson; 2-McDonald,
Mullinville; 3-Gieber, Haddam; 4-Guhr, Lehigh; 5Knoll, Morland. Time: 50.6.
180-Yard Low Hurdles: l-Stetler, Glen Elder;
2 - B a s s , J e w e l l ; 3 - N a n n i n g a ,A x t e l l ; 4 - W i n t e r s , p r e s ton; 5-Kennedy, Soldier. Time: 2I.2.
880-Yard Run: I-Askew, Ford; 2-Reeves, Fairview; 3-Cronin, Pierceville; 4-Minor, Bloom; SBrooks, Strong City. Time: 2:00.g.
(Meyer, UnMedley Relay: l-Belpre-Trousdale
zicker, Owens,.McCammond); 2-St. John's (Winfield);
3-Ford; 4-Geneseo; S-Jewell. Time: 3:45.5.
220-Yard Dash: 1-Berry, Fairview; 2-Askew, Ford; 3-Meyer, Sylvan Grove; 4-Gieber, Haddam; 5Finegan, Edson. Time: 22.9. (Mike Meyer, Sylvan
Grove tied for State Record in preliminaries with a
time of 22.9).
Mile Relay: 1-Republic (Millen, Simms, Charles,
VanMeter); 2-Ford; 3-Windom; 4-Harveyville; 5Montezuma. Time: 3:34.0.
Discus: 1-Allen, Soldier; 2-Harris, Mount Hopet
3-Holliday, Long Island; 4-Latta,Montezuma; 5-Stuke,
Wetmore. Distance: 148' 8 l/2".
Broad Jump: l-Stratman, Geneseo; 2-Garrison,
Delphos; 3-Chatham, Harveyville; 4-Cook, Brewster;
5-Kopfer, Wakefield. Distance: 2t' 4 l/4'.
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Javelin: 1-Koerner, Wakefield; 2-Oplinger, Jewell; 3-Williams, Preston; 4-Glover, Americus; 5Hunley, Hudson. Distance: 180' 1l I/2".
Pole Vault: l-Lett, Maple Hill; 2-Schnoebelen,
Lewis; 3-Williams, Preston; 4-Clayton, Fulton; 5Smallwood, St. John's. Height: L2' 3 L/2". (Places
decided by least misses).
Shot Put: 1-Harris, Mount HoP"; 2-Allen, Soldier;
3-Koontz, Mount Hope; 4-Sehl, Alexander; 5-Heffel,
Dorrance. Distance: 50' 8 3/4',
High Jump: l-Penner, lngalls; 2-Brown, Harveyville;
3-Leeper, Hudson; 4-Boehner, Glen Elder;
S-Three-way Tie, Simms, Republic; Banister, Hartford; Boyd, Ford. Height: 5' l0 l/2". (Places decided
by least misses).
W I C H I T AS O U T H E A SW
T ,I C H I T AK A P A U N ,
E M P O R I AA N DH I L L C I T Y
W I N I 9 & C r t L FT I T L E S
Top honors at the Grass Greens State Golf Tournament held at the Lawrence Country Club in Lawrence
on May 15 and l6werecapturedbyWichita
Southeast's
four-man
team, wichita
Kapaun's two-man team
and Kapaun's Grier Jones, medalist. Emporia's fourman team dominated the Sand Greens Tournament
held at Marion. Hill City won the two-man team
division and Don Dorell of Emporia was medalist.
Wichita Southeast's grass greens four-man team
won its second successive state title. The foursome
of Kent Carter, Kent Powell, Steve Foulston and
Charles Reeves were lead to victory by the only
hold over from last year's champions, Kent Carter,
as they won by a decisive margin of 77 strokes over
second-place Hutchinson with an overall combine{
score of 641 strokes. Grier Jones and Steve Hamilton of Wichita Kapa.unwon the two-man grass greens
championship by a margin of 6 strokes over Lawrence,
in shooting a 314. Grier Jones, a member of the
two-man team champion, also captured medalist
honors in a closely packed field as he won by 2
strokes over Pete Bell of Junction Ciry and N. W.
Iverson of Arkansas City in shooting a 152. Jones
also won medalist honors in 1963.
In the Sand'Greens Tournament at Marion, Jon
Davis, Don Dorell,
Thomas and Richard
Jerry
Paegelow of Emporia shot a 555 and handily won
the four-man golf crown by defeating Clay Center
and Ellis by f5 strokes. Hill City won the rwo-man
competition, as C. Fountain and J. Daily combined
their efforts in scoring a narrow margin of victory
over second-place Sabetha. Hill City shot a 277,
a one-stroke margin over Sabetha's 279. Don Dorell of Emporia *on medalist honors in a tight
four- man battle as he defeated R. J. Robertson of
Ellis, John Davis of Emporia and L. May of Ellis
in a sudden-death play-off. All four golfers shot a
136 in medal play.
GrossGreens
Four-Man
Wichita Southeast
Hutchinson
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641
658
Arkansas City
Abilene
Salina (tie)
Tognka (tie)
Tlvo-Man
Wichita Kapaun
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission East
Junction Ciry
Hutchinson
Medalist
Grier Jones, Kapaun (Wichita)
Pete Bell, Junction City
N. W. Iverson, Arkansas City
Kent Caner, Wichita Southeast
Jim Davis, Shawnee Mission East
Sqnd Greens
Four-Man
Emporia
Clay Center
Ellis
Wakeeney
Plainville
Ttvo-Man
Hill City
Sabetha
Marion
Kingman
Wakeenev
Medalist
*Don Dorell, Emporia
R. J. Robertson, Ellis
John Davis, Emporia
L. May, Ellis
*Dorell
defeated Robertson,
sudden death plav-off.
659
679
686
686
314
320
32r
329
334
152
f54
154
155
f55
DDD
570
57 0
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E NO U T S I D E
TEAMS
N O P R A C T I CO
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L Attention of principals and coaches is called tothe
Anti-Tryout
Ruie which prohibits athletes practicing
on outside teams until their high school competition
is over for the school year. All athletes should be
cautioned not to violate this regulation.
This rule reads as follows: Participation in training sessions or tryouts by colleges or other outside
agencies in any sport is prohibited during the school
year. Violation of this rule shall cost any srudent his
eligibiliry in all interscholastic activities for aperiod
of one year from the date of the violation unless reinstated by the Executive Board.
Exception: Exceptions may be made to permit students to participate in outside athletic activities in
their local communities after their high school participation is over for the school year.
This applies particularly to local baseball teams,
such as those sponsored by the American Legion,
and does not deprive high school boys ofopportunities
to start practice or play before school closes, provided
they have completed all their high school athletic competition for the school vear. If there is any question
'local
about what constitutes a
team" it must be submitted to the Executive Board for interpretation.
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