! ' t' '$^s / -
f
iTfrij
'"i ' r ''
!{t'
!
note was set by sophoAnother accomplishment of
North when he won the
*ichita
more Bob Barr",il'"i
mile run tn 4:17'l'
victory' as Concordia
Mike Reeves led his team to
A title' Haven was
Class
win the
scored 31 polnts t
wtth 22' Reeves
third
f
ttitt*ood
t"O
second with 26,
ran a leg on
and
hurdles
low
won both the hi;h;nd
team'
relaY
880-Yard
the winning
a double in winning
Larty Destei of Haven scored
dashe
220-Yard
the 100 and
second last year' The.victory
^^l;;;;g-;"t
Concordia firiisfrea
the first title in 1962'
is the second,
from CimarRoger Timken, thJsprint-er-hurdler
he.accumulated 18 points
g"ttgon"--*un
was
ron,
"t
"
state championship' He
to give his school It" Jit't
with a time of 14'5 in the
set records in ntttt hurdles
H" won the 220-yard
trurdl""'iow
the
in
high and 19.5
dash in 22.2,
with 16 points'
Frontenac finished a close second
by scoring
assist
greatest
as Bob Watt provided the
and low h-urdles'
ttigtt^
itr"
Uoth
in
fimtln
second to
880-yard relay team
and running in the second-place
team' Johnson was third
and the fifth-place mile reliy
*trLrtt
gb) {i **,t//e i{ ?f},"'}
Leon'
{1'-"f 1965'
Mile Run--4:22'1 by GlennCunTng!"TiHaven'
soritn
old record, qrii.O, ir4aningly'
Roge-r Timken or
Hr;a;.r-:t's.5
180-yard ;;' ";";;;J'
Lg'6' . Hus' Holton' 1963'
cimarron. old
Nicholson of Maize'
880-Yard Rr.'n-^-"1"'l4lb
ryc3rr
1964'
!:56'7, Arnett'--Belleville'(Ronnie Lewis'
Old;ord,
;y
Johnson
Medley neray-13;$:6
tgtt
oldrecord'
Jtiit"'.I"tryDrran)'
w. D. McNeely,
3:38.3,K i nsl ey, 1964'
(Ed Ptacek' Dave
Mile Rel uy--ltil'9 by EllsworthOldrecord' 3:28'5'
p"*is
Spratt)'
^Vocational
Seitz,Dale Eilritftl
School' 1932'
Caldwell, 1964';;d-f""tu"
of Lenora'
son
George
av
ii7
a
Ja-ck
P ole vaur, ii
1965'
gt"{"'
CotCt""ter'
Old record, 13-0"3/+,
C loss BB
by Jip Weichel of
120-Yard High Hurdles--l5'1
;] Genereuxf Agenda' 1964'
wakefield. ri","'i;;;;
bv Dgn Winters of
180-Yard ;;"ti;ar""--zo'0
Preston' 1965'
winters'
Preston. old ;;;";;;io'z'
of Ford'
fv
Jerll-.Shellv
880-yard il;-:t5t.t
1964'
FTd'
Ofa"record, 2:00'8, Askew'Stephenson'
'Riegel)'
nJ lgtd @annv
Medley Rel;;:'-il'[q's
old
j"tt
Shellv,
9::y
.tack sctrinstoJi,
1264'
record
lt;t3ingham Jr. of Leonbrokethemile
-! Mor.f" tptning-of
[;;td,-tiiJ.s,-ilrit"-i'to"sdale'
Anothdroutstandingperformance
-Yard p#i'!-iz' i u1'l"tofa
with a time of +IZZJ'
220
was
Maize' whose time
*"" ,t", of CJ Nicholson of
run'
1:54.8 in the 880-yard
,^^-^ ^L^r
ti''e-s"cottd Class Bp slate -championFord
in 1964
""ottJ
-i"p"t-tl-1 The first came
ship by
a close
g
Harveyville
"*"""i"g^;d
1965)'
-was
(Ford was Ctast"
third wiifr f+' Jerry Shelly
Scattdia
18,"anJ
with
second
with a record-setting
of Ford led his team to victory
nrn' and added
8'80-yard
the
;;t:ii"
oi
performar,."
relay team'
medley
settins
cordre
-y
a 220 atO f e g io tne
as a
Timken
rilatched
ir"-*ty"ilte
Rick Chath;;;;
5l'1'
in
dash
the 440-yard
triple winner;-hen he won
flat' and thb broad jump with
the 220-y*tO O""f in 23
inches.
a r e c o r d - S e t t i n g p e r f o r m a n c e o f 2 I f e e t , g s / for the third
mile
the
won
Windom
Don Siemeni of
the
Don Winters of Preston won
consecutive y"tt'
consecutiveyear'
second
the
for
ftuiOfes
18O-yard ro*
low
by.A*ittg-the
year ag-o
-Scandia
and broke his iecord of a
was a double
of
Raney
Rich
-iit"
20'0'
hurdles in
ptace in the discus and the
winner,
""p."ti"g
shot Put events'
of the twenry-three records
Following'i"
" "t'-*ary
tied:
or
broken
B"tty'Fairview' 1964and
rowville. oro iJto ti, iz''i'
i4-.y"t, SYlvanGrove' ^1964'
old
nittt Raney of Scandia'
Discus--15;;'iy
1964'
record, 148-8 t/2, titrcr.,.S.oldfer'
Harveyi-i il+-W^Rickchatham of
Broad lu*pj-i
s eo' 1964'
Gene
Stratman'
t/4
i'
it"
ville. otd re cJr ai
of EasternCowley
Pote Vault-:ii-ti ry Ji* " Havens LetLMaple Hill'
L/2'
L2-3
t"*ia,
co. (Burden). oia
were:
ComPlete results of the meet
CLASS AA
onh26;Wichita
Wichita East 36; ShawneeMissionN
wvandotte (K'c')
::.'172;
wi6i;;'H;-tsht"
t9;
? Nonh
e Mi ssion Wu tt i4 ; L"^u"nw orth $"
and Topeka I 5173hawne
sumnerE9'll:, ,n
'
andcoffey"iti;-i5; nut&insonand
Dorado 7; Argentlrle'
and _El
!,? shawnee vri"rjoi-'n"rt
and wichita Kapaun6; wichita
(K.c. l, e*poiiJ,'il;;;l
(Sh' Mis')' andWashingMiege
r; South 5; olad#,'Pishop
Bend'".j'
T;,ffi;;""'"(i""";i;i' s |1[;-9'*3t
ton (Bethel)
Iola' Wichita
2;
(K'C')
Topeka west-;;j'Rosedaleand Fon Scott f i
C l o s sA A
Southeast, ottailJ, Wlttti'" Carroll'
Leavenof
100-YardDash--9.8 by CarterWilliams
Walker' Wichita
of iohnson, Wichita East' 1965
worth. Ties t"."tO
120-Yard HighHurdles--l' Marcus3'
King'
1955'
-R;--1:54.1
.Y"l^lte 5' Jim
and Tidrvell' lndependence,
East; 2. Ron Be-iter,Wichita Heights;
Hutchinson;
Roger Kathol- of Wichita
by
nog"i"'
880-Yard
Wichita E."t;;-'A;";;;y
(Record time disalWichita Northr 1964'
Kapaun. Old t".otO, rt55.4, Smith]
Smoley, nrrtitit''o'" Time ra]g'
wind')
of
lowed'because
Leavenwonh;
C l q s sA
100-Yard Dash--1' Carter Williams'McCoy' wyanAlvin
3'
Cofteyvitte;
B;;;
2. Carey
Bill
5' Mike
-souttr' wichita Heights;
f9ss,record
Medley Relay--3:37'2 --byColby Ool^ Old
dotte; a. oo,I"3o;;;;d'
q'S'
record
(Tie;
meet
turner)'
rimei
Selley, Wayne iarrett, KeiryCarroll, wi.i-'it"
"il;;;"d""t"'
Wichita
(salina)'
196s'
and
Johnson'
1955'
Heart
3;ib.i; Sacied
bv Tidwell,
E ast, 1965' )
C loss B
M i l e R u n - - l . B o b B a r r a t t i , W i c h i t aNorth;4'
. N o r t h ; 2 Dave
.Bob
fopeka; l' it"t'" Perry''Wichita
Hope,
of
Timken
Argentine'
Taylor'
6"tto; s' rerry
I20-Yard High Hurdles--14'5 by tgg.:t
McLeland, d;;
W el l svi l l e, 1956'
Cim ar r o n . o l d t? .o to , 1 4 .8 ,w i g g e n i ,
Time: 4:17.1.
and Coates,Mullinville, 1953'
KSHSAA
l/t
JOURNAL
(Shefrin Johnson' Hen880-Yard Relay--1' Surnner
D
a
r
t
hell Davis); 2' Washry buuir, Amos NicCluney,
west; s'
iti;;'^iri",t,"ilt
r. correvville; 4' Topeka
W
ichita South. Time: l:28'8'
"';;0:tard
Dastr--l' Jim Stringer' Shawnee\4ission
Borger, pt Dorado; 3' Tyrone..Browne'
Ron
W""t; 2.
Bowerman' Wichita West; 5'
Wi"rrOor,"; 4, f'rlnt
Time: 49'2'
Argentine'
Hurt,
fJitu
"'-idO-V"rO
L"ow Hurdles--1. Ron Beiter, Wichita
East; 3' Marcus
ff"igttit; 2. Maurice King, -Wichita
B
o
b
B
o
r
n
kessel' Shawnee
4
'
E
a
s
t
;
Walker, Wichita
North; 5. Ron Musick' SharvneeMissionWest'
Mi;;i;;
T^ i- m
- e: 19.1.
wichi.ta Kapaun;
iiso-vard Run__1. Roger Kathol,
Dave Zimmerman'
3
'
N
o
r
t
h
;
j
;
W
i
c
h
i
t
a
B
e
l
l
,
2.
Peterson, Rosedale;
shawnee Mission west; 4. David
Time; l:54't' (N{eet
C
a
r
r
o
l
l
'
W
i
"
i
,
i
t
t
R
o
b
l
,
D
a
v
i
d
5.
S
mith' Wichita North'
1
:
5
5
'
4
'
record. Former record,
1964.)
"'-Medley
(Nlark
Relay--1. Shawnee-NIission North
G-erant);
Hantla, Vince FtV", Bob Stoddard' Jerry
4' Topeka; 5' Fort
2. Leavenworth; 3: Withitu South;
-S-c-o t t . T i m e : 3 : 3 3 . 5 .
Mission
2,20'Yard Dash--l. John Mueller' Shawnee
Bo-rger'
Ron
3'
Coffeyville;
East; 2, Catey Borum,
Mission West;
S
h
a
w
n
e
e
S
t
r
i
n
g
e
r
,
4
.
D
o
r
a
d
o
;
J
i
m
El
5. Rick Unsell, Coffeyville' Time:22'3'
Mile Retay--t. Wyandotte (Steve Joh.nson'-.Harold
2' Wichita
King, Kenneth Trezvint, Ron Alexander);
SharvneeNlission
nas"ti 3. Shawnee Mission North; 4'
West; 5. CoffeYville. Time: 3:23'1'
Housley, Hutchinson"Z2-2 I /2;
Broad Jump--1. Joe
"Topeka,
3' Keith Donald'
i1-l;
Bennini,
2, Jerry
Mission North'
Shawnee
T-6; +--bon H"y"",
i;;;t;
East' 2I-2 I/2'
g
i
f
f
y
W
i
c
h
i
t
a
V
a
n
n
,
3
/
a
;
5
.
2I-4
6-2 l/2;
High Jump--1. Robert Holston' Salina'
Pharis' Wichita
2, flJ, SJrrn bavis, Hayden, and Mike
6-t I/4;
Ueigttts," 6-f t/+i q. ban Paulson' Olathe'
Mission East' 6-1 L/4'
S. jorl" strani, 3h"*n""
l3-7;
Pole Vaul,--t. Craig Williams, Wichita Easl'
Mike Geiger'
2, Kent Sooter, Wichiti East, l3-7; 3'
L3-4;
Leavenworth, I3-7; 4. Doug Caywood' Emp-or.ia'
I3-4'
5. Alex Turner, Shawnee Mission North',
North'
Discus--f . iilark Hantla, Shawnee Mission
M
i
k
e
JackL
6
0
9
;
3
'
E
m
p
o
r
i
a
,
162-4; 2. BilI Penny,
159-3;
son, Topeka, 160-2i'/2; 4" Gteg Kno-p'.Olathe'
5. Lee Stucky, Wichita Southeast, 155-6'
Mission North'
Javelin--i- Vtife Ross, Shawnee
1
8
5
8
;
3' RickRamey'
A
r
g
e
n
t
i
n
e
,
M
a
d
l
,
tg+"-};2. Jim
East'
wy"r,Oott"l r85-4; 4. i. C' Johnson' Wichita
1
7
6
7
'
l
o
l
a
,
H
a
r
l
i
n
,
M
i
k
e
18b-2; 5.
I/2;
Shot Put--1. Mike Davis, Wichita North' 57'2
3
/
4
;
3
'
5
6
f
0
J
o
h
n
B
r
o
wn'
B
i
s
h
o
p
M
i
e
g
e
,
C
a
i
n
,
2. John
55Wichita East, 56-10; 4. lvlike Jackson' Topeka'
I/4'
53-8
Ottawa,
Calder,
Dudley
5.
O L/2;
Reeves' Concor120-Yard High Hurdles--I' lvlrke
R
9Y Bond' Paola;
3
'
Ot",- Z. Dennis 6ook, Belleville;
Dave Frey' Sa5'
Moundritige;
Reimer,
4. Howard
betha. Time: 14.5.
Haven; 2' Troy
100-Yard pastr--t. Larry Dester'
Eltinwood; 4'
C
o
n
w
e
l
l
'
R
i
c
h
a
r
d
Porter, frwood; 3.
David Ames' Ellinwood' Time:
5'
Colby;R=-orr,
J"h"
10.0.
Heart;2'
Mile Run--I. James Neilhouse' Sacred
4' RonHoisington;
Kerr'
3'
MulvJne;
Jim
Bill Grieve,
Center'
Clay
Peter'
Veryt
nie Brown, Ellinwood; 5-'
T^i^"agb--V;d
me: 4z2I.L.
Relay--1' Concordia (Nlike Re.eves' Ken
EllinS
t
e
veCtlllns, Terry Householter);2'
Campbell,
1:30'9'
T
i
m
e
:
C
o
l
b
v
'
5
'
a
'
r
*
o
o
o
;
wood: 3. Haven;-+.
Belleville; 2'
440-Yard nasfr--1' Dennis Cooli'
Ames' Ellinwood;
David
3'
fr"-"go;
Larson,
Kirke
5' Randy Osburn'
4. Kent Hanson, Medicine Lodge;
19,8,
Time
Neodesha.
Reeves' Concor180-Yard Low Hurdles--l' Mike
N1ike-Van Dyke'
3'
Effingham;
Handke,
Terry
Z.
Oiu;
5' Rick Antle'
Nioundridge;
Bartel,
W"rftnut.,; +. Mart
Mulvane. Time: 19'7'
880-YardRun--l.KenSwenson,ClayCenteri2.
Larry Heidebrecht'
Charles Switzei, Concordia; 3.
5' Dick Hinnen'
Gardner;
Watson,
Jeo
1,
Nickerson;
1
:
5
8
'
l
'
C i r c l e ( T o w a n d a ) .T i m e :
C L A S SA
r l
Ellinwood22; Atwood 17;
Haven 26;'rs'
Concordia 31;'e"ill-;iri"
clay center r+;
Faola.lOiRY:,:"t1.
"l,o't'
a;lly-;;/-Coundridge and Mulvane'.8;;8"]"r,: 1:-:l'
tll\11*
Ctv,.:1""d 1:1T
-;;:'K
;#;t'isr'.*"1'Ji;-S;;
/a
;;a r'r"'v"' u : i: Ablene
ffi' tili#
"?;;',
iand
a r r L - Wamego
tY V o r r r v s v 4;
Effingham'
r
r
r
l
n
g
n
a
l
l
l
'
(
t
o
w
a
n
d
a
)
'
i'^l
E,tilu"'(.fo**nda),
4 l/2
;Citcle
w a s n D u r n . \(Topeka)f
Hoisington,
o i s i n g t o n ' Washburn
1"^^"'
Norton,
Norton, H
r o l r c K a , ' ., 'Yt*it"l-
')' v@^rv' Helgnts -(recurllscttt
S h a w n e e Heights
a n d Shlwnee
Lyons,
Lyo"t,'
^(Tecums"nl .3:^9:t:,{
M
aur Hill
"nO
a
n
d
G
a
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d
n
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,
Nledicine
2't/2iPratt,
l'
Gi.ttiton) zi sa3etha,Fredonia, and Girard
r {
SEPTEMBER I966
"^'itJoi"y
R;i;i'_-'f: a"rqy (John Ross, Bill Selley,
3'
rerry iltrner); 2' Concordia;
Gutt"ti'
-Time:
Wayne
Fredonia'
5'
(itctrison);
1u6""; +. vtaui ulit
Sacred
;i;;.;'. 0tt""t record. Former record' 3:38'1'
Heart (Salina),1965.)
Troy
220-\ard o"'r'.-r. Larry Dester' Haven;-Z.
Richard
4'
Belleville;
Cook'
Dennis
Porter, anrood; i.
Concordia'
Conwell, gttinwftO; 5' Terry Householter'
Time:22.I.
Richard
Mile Relay--1. Ellinwood Uoe l.ordan'
3'
Ar
wood;
2'
R
i
chard-C
onw
el
l
);
H agen, K enny' P " r" ,
3:
27"8'
Ti
mei
Mul
vane'
5'
R ussel l ; 4. M;t;vi l l e;
2l-10;
Broad Jump-'-i. si"" Gruver' Scott CilYl BuchBill
3'
S
/4;
2L-7
2, R andy Osbui n, N eodesha,2l'2;
man, P aol a, [1-); + ' . B ob H ertzel ' Marysville'
r/2'
20'9
Haven,
t. Robin Anderson,
2'
High .lump---l- Benny fodg"t' Buhler' ^ 9-0t
Schaffer''
Terrell
Tie'
3'
itO;
Robin Anderson,H"l
5' Barry
"t,
ij;ki;y, ano tt'tart Norton, Abilene' 5-10;
5-8.
H ei tman,Gi rard,
Center' l2-8;
orr' Clay-Roger
Pole vaurt]ir. .Jerry
"Haven,
Shepherd'
3'
L2'8
Huife;,
2. Darretl
H a ven'12- 8;
C i rcl e (row anJaf,-tz-a;4' Ji m Lati mer'
i- S,"u" Bender, Clay Center, 12-4 l/2
( Shawnee) '
D i scus--1. C hri s Fl ynn, S t' Joseph
Larry
Moundridge'-148-3;
Stucky,
2.
152-6;
.3'
John
l/2;
142'lt
Pratt'
Harris'
Bill
Mann, anvoool r4i-t:4.
142-9'
B
el
oi
t,
Torr,
Mark
5.
180- 9 l/ 2; 2'
Javel i n--t. S i " tt" Mohr, R ussel l ' B i l l M anning'
3'
180-6;
C
oncordi
a,
Mi
tchel
i
,
Jacf
166Norton, 169-9 t/2; 4' Bruce Kimble' Mulvane' I / 2'
1
577
E
l
l
i
nw
ood'
0 I/2i 5. Mi ke S chenfl er,
G ene
S hotP ut--i .-fnl " rr. Torr, B el oi t,52-10l / 2; ?'
Shawnee
Wright'
Lawrence
Skeens,Paola' 52-4 l/4;3'
pasl2sld' Abiu" i grt,. (re." mt" h), 52-L I/2;4' Ji m
Marysvi
l l e' 51- 6 3/ 4'
l ene, 52-0; 5. B ob Larki n'
C L A S SB
Cimarron
Frontenac
Johnson
Lenora,
,1S:
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$
rf
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1 i
1
9; Southrvestern Heights (Plains)r 8; Hill
g11v
ffffldwin, Nlidway (Buffalo), Mound City, Louis: . : 'c. o r r r b , a n d Y a t e s C e n t e r 6 ; P i p e r a n d C l e a r t,ir,.
lir, ',. " Dighton, Protection, Hillsboro, LaCrosse,
South Haven, Goddard, and St. Francis 4;
,'ft;-!,' ;'r
,-if anr$ o-" Lakin, Peabody, Cherryvale, euinter, St.
/4OEV I , lrlellsville, and Leoti 3; Meade, Cenrre (Lost
,lr
Lyndon, Valley Falls, Clifton, Jetmore,
d *, ' . , " r : ' ' , . i, M i n n e a p o l i s , O v e r b r o o k , a n d I n m a n 2 ; W i n laldwell, Oskaloosa, and Sedgwick l.
trd High Hurdles--1. RogerTimken, Cimartb Watt, Frontenac; 3. DonMcMillan.ClearJack Lucas, Lakin; 5. Gary Herrmann,
ffigl/,,r',.:, y. Time; L4.5. Nleetrecord. Formerrecord,
tes, Mullinville, 1953, and Wiggins, Wells-
, .)
ii';'"
rrd Dash--1. Larry Staton, Sublette; 2. Ron
Hillsboro; 3. John Phillips, Cherryvale;
Leighton, Quinter; 5. W. D. McNeely, John: IO.Z.
tun--1. Glenn Cunningham, Jr., Leon; 2.
nk, Maize; 3. Steve Peterson, St. Marys;
:lberson, Lyndon; 5. Mike Neal, Caldwell.
2.L (\4eet record. Former record, 4:23.6,
South Haven, 1965.)
"rd Relay--1. Johnson (Basil Julian, Jerry
nnie Lewis, W. D. McNee\ey);2. Frontenac;
.l. ty; 4. Valley Falls; 5. Clifton. Time I:3I.4.
.rd Dash--1. Joe Hebb, Howard; 2, Bob
)scott; 3. David Smith, St. John; 4. Steve
,, Highland; S. Leland Domann, Oskaloosa.
rd Low Hurdles--l.
Roger Timken, Cimarob Watt, Frontenac; 3. Gary Herrmann,
'y;
l'' . ,r.'r ,-.
4. Donnie McMillan, Clearwater; 5. Ed
Quinter. Time: 19.5. (tvleet record. Former
.6, Hug, Holton, 1963.)
rd Run--1. Carl Nicholson, Maize;2.paul
South Haven; 3. Lynn Cunningham, Leon;
Schasteen, Mound Ciry; 5. Ken McCaffree,
te: l:54.8. O{eet record. Former record,
rett, Belleville, 1964.)
Relay--1. Johnson (Ronnie Lewis, W. D.
Basil Julian, Jerry Duran); 2. Goddard;.
, ' ' l l e ; 4 . M i n n e a p o l i s ; 5 . S o u t h w e s t e r n .H t s .
'ime:
3:35.6. O4eet record. Former record.
rsley, 1964.)
rd Dash--l. Roger Timken, Cimarron; 2.
tn, Sublette; 3. Joe Hebb, Howard;4. David.
John; 5. Loren Mauch, Clifton. Time 22.2.
:lay--1. Ellsworth (Ed ptacek, Dave Seitz,
ch, Dennis Spratt); 2. Hill City; 3. Leoti;
; 5 . F r o n t e n a c . T i m e : 3 : 2 7 . 9 . ( l v l e e tr e c o r d .
:cord, 3:28.5, Kansas Vocational School.
laldwell, 1964).
Jumo--1. Ron Schomaker, yates Center.
2 . B o b H u t s o n , S o u t h w e s t e r nH t s . ( p l a i n s ) ,
3. Garv Grant, Frontenac, ZI-4 I/4: 4.
ns, Inman,2l-4;5. Warren Hill, Sedgrvick,
rmp--1. Tom Swan, Baldr,r,,rn
6 ,_ l l i 4 : 2 .
feson, Lenora, 5-lI l,/2;3. Larry Srones,
, r " . p ' ' r , ; * . .-.l-l ' l / 2 ; 4 . M a r k
Conrad, St. Joirn, 5_10;
lcVey, Lakrn, 5-10.
Pole Vault--1. Jack Georgeson, Lenora, I3-4 l/4;
2. Darrell
Girk, Prorection,
L2-8; 3. Joe Stucky,
Peabody, I2-8; 4. Francis Haefner, Centre (Lost
Springs), 12-8; 5. Brad Keeley, St. John, L2-4. (lvleet
record. Former record, I3-0 3/1, Brass, Coldwater.
196s.)
Discus--1. Mark Robins, Holcomb, 154-0;2. Terry
Cahoj, St. Francis, 149-4 t/2; 3. Craig Grvinner,
Ellsworth, 147-9;4. John Moeller, Overbrook, 146-3:
5. Ed Lindblad, Piper, 142-0.
Javelin--1. David Watrous, Louisburg, I97-10; 2.
Marvin Renner, LaCrosse, I92-II; 3. Jint Correll,
Southwestern Heights, 191-ll I/2; 4. Dennis Jones,
Jetmore, 191-1; 5. Ed Lindblad, Piper, IBB-7 1/2.
Shot Put--1. Ed Cox, Midway (Buffalo), 54-10;
2. Jim Riley, Dighton, 54-2 3/4;3. Ed Lindblad, Piper,
54-f t/4; 4. Doug Thompson, Meade, S4-l; 5. Ted
Filbert, Winchester, 53-9 I/4.
C L A S SB B
Ford 20; Harveyville 18; Scandia lf;_flolyrood l2;
-f, Wakefield l1; Windom and St. Geprge lOfCentralia 9;
frPreston and Healy 8/'Dover Z; 6irraen, l-v.lorrowville,
Weskan, Glen Elder, and Galesburg 6; Fllo*bury S I/'2;
Rosalia and Fulton 5; Elfrrflale, Garfield, Agra, Damar,
Meade Bible Academy, Belpre-Jpousdale,
Edson,
Rozel, Americus, and Delphos 4;*Kendall, Copeland,
Wheaton, Vespero$ison,
Lewis,-$ylvan Grove, and
Dorrance 3; Jamd#own 2 l/Z; Efi&esr, Macksville,
Deerfield, Colony, Lecompton, and Bern 2; paxtco,":lrr
Zenda, Coats, Fall River, and Burr Oak 1.
y.i
120-Yard High Hurdles--1. Jim Weichel, Wakefield; 2. Danny Stephenson, Ford; 3. Bruce Unruh,
Copeland; 4. Jim Zubeck, Deerfield; 5. Don Sriers,
Wheaton. Time: 15.1. (Ties meet record bv Genereux.
Agenda, 1964.)
100-Yard Dash--1. John Riggins, Cenrralia; 2.
Tom Wilson, St. George; 3. Harold Terpening, Morrowville; 4. Don Winters, Preston; 5. Harold Colgin,
Colony. Time: 10.4.
M i l e R u n - - l . D o n S i e m e n s ,W i n d o m ; 2 . D a v i d O t i s ,
Agra; 3. Clyde Wacker, Vesper; 4. Roy paslay, Lecompton; 5. Anthony Lubbers, Zenda. Time: 4:37.1-.
880-Yard Relay--1. Holyrood (Chris Shipley, Jerry
Showalter, Dallas Boeken, Darrel Newschafer); 2,
Damar; 3. Rosalia; 4. Healy; 5. Ford. Time: l:35.4.
440-Yard Dash--I. Rick Chatham, Harveyville; 2.
John Lowdermilk, Glen Elder; 3. Larry Henne, Roxblry; 4. Tom Wilson, St. George; 5. Gary Hildreth,
Coats. Time: 51.1.
180-Yard Low Hurdles--1. Don Winters, preston;
2. Dennis Fast, Meade Bible Academy; 3. Danny
Stephenson, Ford; 4. Don Stiers, Wheaton; S. Ji;
Weichel, Wakefield. Time: 20.0. (lvleetrecord. Former
record, 20.2, Winters, Preston, 1965.)
880-Yard Run--l. Jerry Shelly, Ford; 2. Roberr
Hoopes, Edson; 3. Jerry Buchanan, Lewis; 4. Steve
Boehmer, Bern; 5. Jerry Showalter, Holyrood. Time:
1:59.9. (Meet record. Former record, 2r00.8, Askew,
Ford, 1964.')
Medley Relay--1. Ford (Danny Stephenson, Jack
Schinstock, Jerry Shelly, Gary Riegel); Z. Rozel;
3. Svlvan Grove; 4. Bison;5. Belpre-Trousdale. Time:
3:44.3. (N4eet
'Trousdale, record. Fornrer record, 3:45.5, Belpre1964.)
K S H S A A JOURNAU
220-Yard Dash--1. Rick Chatham, Harveyville; 2'
Tom Wilson, St. George; 3. Harold Terpening, Nlorrowville; 4. John Lowdermilk, Glen Elder; 5. Harold
Colgin, ColonY. Time: 23.0.
Healy (lvlike York, Brian Brooks'
Mile Retay--1.
Jeff Painter, John Cordova); 2. Delphos; 3. Centralia;
4. Rosalia; 5. Burr Oak. Time: 3:35.1.
Broad Jump--1. Rick Chatham, Harveyville, 2l9 3/4; 2. Larry Kopfer, Wakefield, 2L-4 t/2;3. Chris
Shipley, Holyrood,2O'tt l/2; 4. Lonnie Kruse, Holyrood, 20-4 3/4; 5. Roy Purcell, Paxico, 20-2 3/4'
(lvleet record. Former record, 2I-l l/4, Stratman,
Geneseo, 1964.)
High Jump--f. Dave Okeson, Weskan, 6-0; 2. Phil
Gintei, Dover, 5-9; 3. Tie, Dennis Larson' Jamesto\Mn'
and Ryan Christiansen, Roxbury' 5-8;5. JerryDalton'
Bison, 5-8.
Pole Vault--1. Jim Havens, Burden, l2-8i2, Laron
Peterson, Windom, l2-4; 3. Rex Campbell, Dover,
L2-0; 4. Jim Johnson, Macksville, 12-0; 5. Rickey
Streeter, Everest, f2-0. Gvleetrecord. Former record,
l2-3 l/2, Lett, Maple Hill, 1964.)
Discus--1. Rich Raney, Scandia, 156-0; 2. Don
Fulton, f38-5; 3. Romie Doggett, BelpreLarkin,
Trousdale, 132'7 4. Doug Spillman, Garfield, 128-3;
5. Larry Balentine, Fall River, 127-l0.$vleetrecord.
record, 148-8 l/2, Allen, Soldier, 1964.)
Former
Javelin--1. Archie Shepard, Galesbutg' 199-8 L/2;
2. Bill Bean, Americus, 189-6 L/2; 3. Billy Smith'
Dorrance, L73-10; 4. Rich Raney, Scandia' 173-3; 5.
Harold Coleman, Fulton, L68-2.
Shot Put--I. Rich Raney, Scandia, 50-0 l/2; 2.
Roger McCallum, Elmdale, 49-0 L/2; 3. Bob Buck'
Kendall, 48-0 L/2; 4. Doug Spillman, Garfield, 45Z L/2;5. Bill Young, Everest, 44'7 l/2.
S H A W N E EM I S S I O NE A S T ,
R U S S E L LA N D A N T H O N Y
W I N 1 9 6 6S T A T ET E N N I ST I T L E S
Dan Oram and Jim Ballinger of Shawnee Mission
East defeated David Hoover and Steve Snodgrass of
Winfield 6-3,.4-6 and 8-6, to wintheClass AA doubles
title in the State Tennis Tournament held at Kansas
State University, Manhattan on May 20. Oram was a
member of last year's championship doubles team.
Hoover and Snodgrass were runners-up a year ago.
Bob Alloo of Shawnee Mission East defeated Jeff
Corbin of Wichita Southeast 6-2, 6-4, enabling the
Lancers to sweep the Class AA titles. Alloo won his
title without dropping a set.
The Class A-B doubles championship went to Dale
Evans and Terry Martin of Russell when theydefeated
David Ediger and Darell Ediger of Buhler inthe finals
6-1, 6-1.
Bill Carr of Anthony won the A-B singles championship in a close contest with previously undefeated
Steve Balzer of Buhler. The championship match went
three sets with Carr winning 6-3' l-6 and 10-8. Carr
was a member of last year's doubles championship
team.
SEPTEMBER I966
AA DOUBLES:
Finals - Dan Oram and Jim Ballinger o
Mission East defeated David Hoover and St
grass of Winfield, 6-3, 4-6, 8-6.
Third Place - Mike Howard and Jack J
Arkansas Ciry defeated Steve Franklin
Beattie of Wichita North, 7-5' 8-6.
AA SINGLES:
Finals - Bob Allooof ShawneeMissionEe
e d J e f f C o r b i n o f W i c h i t a S o u t h e a s t ,6 ' 2 , 6 - 4
Third Place - Randy McGrath of Topekr
Randy Bergdall of Winfield' 6-0, 6-0.
A-BDOUBLES:
Finals - Dale Evans and Terry Martin
defeated David Ediger and Darell Ediger <
6-r,6-r.
Third Place - Duain Cales and David V
Pratt' defeated Charles Masner and David
Anthony, 6-2, 6-4.
A-B SINGLES:
of AnthonY defea
Finals - Bill Carr
Balzer of Buhler, 6-3, 1-6, 10-8.
Third Place - Mike Young of Lindsbor
Steve Spratt of Ellswofth' 6-4, 6-4,
F O RS A L E
Due to the unification of Peabody and I
schools, Peabody has the following band un
sale: 40 gold coats with black trim and bla
cords; matching hats and trousers' black
striping. Uniforms are in excellent conditio
been used very little. Price - $500 or I
If interested contact Duane Snyder, ban
at Peabody High School.
Grinnell High S'chool has the following
35 band uniforms - red coats with gray
trim, gray trousers with red striping, rec
gray and black trim. Good to fair conditiot
offer.
information contact Supe
For further
Eugene B. Oates, Grinnell High School.
PROGRAC
ML O C KW A N T E D
The Kansas State Penitentiary at Lan
like to purchase a Program clock from a
will not be reopening this fall. Anyone har
clock to dispose of should contact H. A
Director of Education, Kansas State Peniter
2, Lansing, Kansas,