It's Official Golden Bay Back in Ford
GREEN BAY Wisconsin AP It's official The Golden Bay is back The Green Bay Packers mailed out a short prepared release today that Paul Hornung has signed for his seventh NFL season The three time NFL scoring leader sat out last year under suspension for betting on games His salary was estimated at 25000 to 30000 Hornung led the league in scoring in 1959 1960 and 1961 and helped the Packers win the championship before missing much of 1962 due to military service
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YBA Bowling Champs Named Zone 4 Winners Rise
The first annual Zone 4 YBA tournament crowned prep junior and major division champions from Scott City Syracuse Garden City Dodge City and Kan sas City host Schwanke Amusements. Winners advance to the state YBA singles tourney May 16 17 at King Louie West Lanes Kansas City.
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Riddle Sets Big Ten TD Record in Iowa Indiana Game
Fred Riddle of Iowa threw five touchdown passes against Indiana last fall, establishing a Big Ten single game record for scoring through the air.
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Deerfield Spartans Repeat As West Ark Valley Champs
Deerfield High's Spartans won the Western Arkansas Valley League meet at the new stadium, finishing first with 73 points, edging Shallow Water by 23. Kendall trailed, Coolidge, Manter, and Pierceville followed as the six teams competed in 16 events. Cronin and Shallow Water dually starred with double wins.
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WAVL marks inaugural WAVL girls track entries at meet
WAVL held its first girls track events at the Monday meet. Beverly Schoon of Coolidge won the softball throw with 157 feet 354 inches. Juanita Phillips of Shallow Water won the 100 yard dash in 12.4 seconds, with Alma Patee and Vivian Williams finishing second and third respectively. Shallow Water won the 440 yard relay, with Pierceville and Manter taking subsequent places. Records were set in all WAVL girls events.
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Bowling and golf schedule at Garden City events
Bowling in the National League for men at Garden Bowl. Wednesday golf at Watt Garden City Country Club features Hutchinson in a junior college dual meet at 1 p.m. at Garden City. Buffalo League for women bowlers 1:30 p.m. Yankee and Classic Scratch Leagues for men and Durst Bowlers League for waning all at night, all at Garden Bowl.
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Cassius Prepares for Six Week African Tour
New York AP Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay who prefers Muhammad Ali plans a six week tour of Africa. He will depart within a week by plane to accept invitations from African leaders. No fixed itinerary yet. associates are working on it.
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One Man Gang Leads Sterling to Victory
Ywain Zimmerman won five events Monday to lead Sterling to victory in a quadrangular track meet. Sterling scored 1844 points, with McPherson 6545, Bethel 45, and Bethany 31. Zimmerman won pole vault, high jump, broad jump, and both hurdles races.
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Track meet summary with Shallow Water dominance and Deerfield gaps
Shallow Water took four firsts with three seconds five thirds one fourth and one fifth while Deerfield scored in 14 of 16 events missing only the mile and shot put Kendall led track with 28 points and 21 in field as champions gathered 51 track and 23 field points Kendall and Shallow Water were strong in track with Deerfield contributing in relays Coolidge and Kendall also scored in field events.
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Colavito Powers A’s to Victory over Angels 7-4
Rocky Colavito homered twice lifting the Kansas City A’s to a 7-4 win over the Los Angeles Angels. The blasts, giving him the AL lead, sparked an eight-homer burst in three games as Oakland pulled within a half game of the Yankees. Pena earned his third win with support from Colavito and Bill Bryan.
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Standings and results from major leagues AP report
The American League standings show Cleveland atop with a 39 4 record and a .692 pace, followed by Chicago Detroit Baltimore Minnesota New York Kansas City Washington Los Angeles and Boston. Monday results include Baltimore 11 Washington 4 and Cleveland 7 Boston 5. with upcoming Cleveland at Boston and Los Angeles at Kansas City among others. National League leading San Francisco Philadelphia Milwaukee Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Chicago New York Houston and Los Angeles also played with several games scheduled and results listed.
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College Results Track Sterling 7842 Bethel 45 Bethany 31
Sterling wins track meet with 7842 points while Bethel Bethany and McPherson score 45 31 and 6544 respectively Kansas golf results show Washburn 5 William Jewell 316 Baker 324 Ottawa 350 in a compact college results card.
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Koufax Closes In on Record With 13 K Return
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax returned from a long injury layoff to beat the Cubs 2-1 in 10 innings. He struck out 13, the 52nd time he has reached double figures, narrowing the gap to the 54 held by Waddell and Feller. Bob Gibson caused trouble with two beanballs and a bat toss, drawing a $50 fine and an ejection as St Louis fell 9-2. Milwaukee edged the Mets 2-1, Willie Mays hit his 10th homer in San Francisco’s 3-2 12 inning win, and Pittsburgh toppled Cincinnati 4-2.
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Drake Favored In Valley Meet At Louisville
Defending champion Drake is favored to repeat in the 54th Missouri Valley Conference outdoor track meet at Louisville on Saturday. Drake has the best marks in nine of 17 track events, and the Bulldogs hold an edge in depth. St. Louis defends baseball, Wichita returns in tennis and golf. North Texas misses. Burleigh Grimes, named to baseball's Hall of Fame, scouted for the Orioles.
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Knothole Loops To Be Organized
An organizational meeting for the 1964 Knothole summer baseball program is set for May 13 at 8 p.m. at the Civic Center. Recreation Director Herman Beringer states Major and Minor League coaches will attend to discuss all phases, schedule, and rules. The meeting was moved up from the originally planned date.
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Russian Gallagers Win World Crown
Russia crushed Bulgaria 72-55 to clinch its second straight Women's World Basketball title in Lima Peru. Final round robin left Russia 6-0, Czechoslovakia 5-1, Bulgaria 4-2, United States 3-3, Brazil 2-4, Yugoslavia 1-5 and Peru 0-6 after the United States finished on Sunday.
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