Kansas KWGA schedules five 1964 golf meets in Salina and across state
The Kansas Women's Golf Association outlines a five meet 1964 campaign led by the 42nd Kansas State Women's tournament in Salina on June 10. The season opens May 5-7 with the Tournament of Champions in Lawrence followed by Nine Hole Medal July 7-10 Liberal State Sand Greens July 21-23 Kingman and State Junior August 3-35 Emporia. The state hosts two USGA events next summer the Amateur August 17-22 at Prairie Dunes Hutchinson and the Junior Girls August 10-14 at Leavenworth CC, first feminine USGA events in Kansas.
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State Traffic Fatal to Five
Five persons died Thursday of injuries from Kansas traffic accidents, increasing the year’s death toll to 30 versus 24 a year earlier. Victims include Florian Engel and his wife of Ellis who perished when their car collided with a train near Hays, Elmer Gallon of Great Bend, Billy Lee Stagner of Great Bend, John W. Mc Reynolds of Great Bend, and Lila Lee Root of Wichita. Franklin L. Wood and Paul Herring ton, both of Wichita, also died in the same Monday two-car crash.
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Florian Engel
Ellis
Hays
Elmer Gallon
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Ellinwood
Billy Lee Stagner
John W. McReynolds
Lila Lee Root
Wichita
Franklin L. Wood
Paul Herrington
Family Obligations Keep Phelps From MU Return
Monroe Phelps, star Missouri halfback, will not return to the University of Missouri this fall due to family obligations. Coach Dan Devine said the knee injury from last season has healed but Phelps must tend to a family matter after his father's death in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Rains Douse Wide Areas Across South Central States
A broad rain belt swept across the south central United States bringing moisture to farms from the Texas coast to Kansas and Missouri. Texas saw heavy rainfall with more than five inches north of Del Rio and floods in San Antonio, while six deaths occurred in state traffic crashes on wet highways.
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Chiefs sign Williams and Haynes as free agents
Kansas City AP reports Donald Williams center and Ladore Haynes halfback signed by the Chiefs as free agents. Both players came from Grambling College in Louisiana and finished their last season of eligibility last fall.
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Donald Williams
Ladore Haynes
Grambling College
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Father and son enlist in Navy together in solemn ceremony
Arthur Beckworth, 4, of East Northport, and his son Michael, 17, both enlisted in the Navy Reserve. They were sworn in together and assigned to the same division. Beckworth is an assistant vice president at a Long Island bank. Michael is a high school senior.
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Michael
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Long Island
Weather record highs in Midwest Iowa Jan 30
The Midwest and Southeast saw prevailing weather with Sioux City Iowa hitting a record high of 57 degrees on Thursday January 30. Strong warm spell set a new January 30 record for the city.
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