Jayhawks Green Grid Team Faces Tough Test From TCU
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell expresses optimism about a young 12 sophomores deep squad led by Rodger McFarland Gale Sayers and Ken Coleman as they prepare for a Big Eight clash with TCU. The Jayhawks boast depth at guard and center with sophomores dominating the line while focusing on defense and passing to balance a potent running game.
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Jack Mitchell
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Jayhawkers
Rice
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Gale Sayers
Omaha
Sayers
Ken Coleman
Tony Leiker
Rodger
Leiker
Brian, Schweda
St. Clair
Andy Graham
Jay Roberts
Ench
Fred Eiseman
Marvin Clothier
Ken Tiger
Mickey Walker
Al Kihm Wins Handicap at Chanute Country Club
Dr Al Kihm won the annual Men s Golf League handicap tournament with a gross 76 and net 66 on a par 72 course. Tom Durkin placed second with 92 and 68, Dick Ashley third with 69 and 69, and Glen Ashley fourth with 73 and 69. Eddie Ranz finished fifth with 72 and 70. Awards will be presented Sept 26 at the club stag dinner.
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Chanute Country Club
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Eddie Ranz
Glen Ashley
Dean Gough
Jack Banta
Cole Leverenz
Hank Powell
Arch Aljlen
Lief Nelson
Frank Shaffer
Bob Fisher
Bill Helton
Harley Wolgast
Phil Stensen
Wayne Umbarger
Glen Shook
Wayne Sparks
Bud Nelson
Earl Ostrander
Bob Koch
Harry Ricketts
Jack Wood
al Endres
Tony Lockyear
Bob Pennington
Ray Radford
Jack Cook
Twin Pitcher Conley Stars In Late Season News
Gene Conley, two-sport star now with the New York Knickerbockers, helped the Red Sox beat the Yankees 4-3 as Minnesota edged Cleveland 4-3 behind Camilo Pascual. Detroit’s 4-2 win over Los Angeles kept the Tigers in the race. Kansas City topped Baltimore 12-5 and Chicago beat Washington 7-4. Whitey Ford took the loss.
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Minnesota
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Pascual
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Los Angeles Angels
Detroit
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Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Conley
New York Nba
Lu Clinton
Whitey Ford
Chanute Junior Comets Open 1962 Season At Altamont
Chanute Junior Comets face Altamont in a 1962 season opener on their home field tonight at seven p.m. The B-team shows a mix of untested sophomores and returning players led by end Bill Bretton and halfback Tom Arthur. Chanute aims to avenge last year’s 27-13 loss to Altamont with emphasis on defense and emerging talent.
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Tony de la Torre
Big Brother
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Arthur
Sam Ramirez
Dan Ramont
Mirez
King
Mark P.m
Bogle
Lyle Briley
Pittsburg
Cha- Chanute
Independence
B.- Nute
Comets
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Alball
Antamont
Melvern King
Roger Erickson
Bruce Benson
Mike Mitchell
Ronnie Briley
Chanute Tribune Summary Note September 17 1962
The Chanute Tribune reports news from September 17 1962 with local items, notices, and brief updates. Readers see community happenings, events, and public notices typical of a mid century town newspaper page.
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Baseball Scores and Standings From The Associated Press
National League standings show Los Angeles leading with 98 wins and .653, followed by San Francisco 94-56 and 4 games back. Cincinnati 93-59, Pittsburgh 87-62, St. Louis 77-72, Milwaukee 78-73, Philadelphia 75-76, Houston 56-91, Chicago 53-96, New York 37-111. Sunday's results include Chicago 5 Los Angeles 0 and New York 8 Cincinnati 2 among others.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
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San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
New York
League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top performers across leagues include batting leaders Runnels Boston .331 Hinton Washington .311 and runs Pearson Los Angeles 108 Siebern Kansas City 105. Pitching leaders Wickersham Kansas City 10 3 and McBride Los Angeles 11 5 with Pascual Minnesota 19 1 in strikeouts.
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Washington
Pearson
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Siebern
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Killebrew
Minnesota
Colavito
Detroit
Richardson
New York
Lumpe
Yastrzemski
Robinson
Chicago
Cimoli
Clinton
Cash
Aparicio
Wickersham
McBride
Pascual
Bunning
Columbia Quarterback Len De Fore Majors in Anthropology
Columbia University quarterback Len De Fore is pursuing an anthropology major. The student athlete balances academics with football duties as part of the university program.
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Len DeFore
Giants Bid Fading In Tight NL pennant chase
Willie Mays 44th homer sparks comeback but Giants fall 6-4 in 10 innings to Pittsburgh after Mays returns from bench collapse. Smoky Burgess delivers two-run shot in the 10th. Dodgers see seven-game win streak snapped by Cubs as Nelson Mathews hits grand slam. Reds drop 8-2 as Throneberry leads Mets. Mahaffey wins 19th as Phillies top Cardinals. Milwaukee edge Houston. Dodgers and Giants chase with six home six away remaining.
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Willie Mays
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Willie
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Bob Buhl
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Joey Jay
Cincinnati
Ty Cobb
Reds
Marv Throneberry
Art Mahaffey
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Milwaukee
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cardinals
Fight Results From Philadelphia Tokyo and Antwerp Card
In Philadelphia Kenny Lane stopped Len Matthews after 9 rounds at 139.4 to 135 pounds. In Tokyo Takeshi Nakamura outpointed Kachon Sak Lukupiskanes 11242 to 113. in Antwerp Pierre Cossemyns KOed Juan Dos Santos at 2. Emile Saerens outpointed Mamoud Le Noir in Antwerp as well.
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Muskegon
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Japan
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Thailand
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Pierre Cossemyns
Juan Dos Santos
Portugal
Emile Saerens
Mamoud le Noir
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Caldwell & Son
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