Emporia State aims to challenge Texas Southern in Mt. Oread relays
Fran Welch recruits standout distance runners Ireland Sloan and John Damien to headline Emporia State at the Mt. Oread Games in Kansas April 19-20. Sloan, a transfer from Morehead State, and Damien look to extend the Hornets’ strong relay showing after a 10:07 distance medley win at Arkansas Relays.
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Jayhawks Fall to Arkansas in Windy Nonconference Game
Kansas University faltered with 16 walks and seven errors as Arkansas built a 5-0 lead in the first inning and pulled away to a 15-7 victory at Quigley Field. Del Cotton pitched for KU through nine innings amid tough conditions and early infield struggles.
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Kansas coaches reshuffle for spring football drills
Kansas University's football staff begins spring practices on April 15 to determine the top 33 players and positions. Don Fambrough notes constant reshuffling and possible early changes to the quarterback and slot back spots as freshmen progress. Tony Leiker moves temporarily from slot back to end, with return possible, as coaches aim to finalize the 33 before fall and face TCU Syracuse and Wyoming in upcoming nonconference tests.
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Fragmentary sports roster reveals names and codes
Miscellaneous team notes list players by initials and numbers such as SB Soden Carter and Hatfield Haynie with scattered figures and abbreviations. The unreadable OCR yields partial scores and positions, reflecting a fragmented roster page.
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Cotton
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Eiey
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Gronck
Hee Haw Outcry at Hillcrest Golf Club
In Kansas City AP reports golfer Gene Tuel faced a chaotic 17th hole as 25 mules in a pasture adjoin Hillcrest Golf Club brayed during his backswing. A loud bray disrupted a putt and led to a miscue on the 18th. Mrs Hare called the animals loud but not gentlemen.
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NCAA Hires Thornton to Replace Duke at NCAA
Kansas City AP report says Charles J. Thornton Tulane sports information director is named assistant to Walter Byers NC AA executive director. Thornton, 28, will join in Kansas City May 6 and succeeds Wayne Duke, who becomes Big Eight executive director July 1.
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Pirates Lose Vern Law After Shoulder Setback in Florida
Pirates place Vern Law on minor league camp assignment as 33-year-old right hander struggles with shoulder ailment in spring training. Bob Friend pitched a four hitter in a 3-0 exhibition win over Minnesota, while Roger Maris injures hamstring in Lakeland. Other spring results include Duke Snider trade to Mets and several regional game outcomes across Florida.
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Finley Urges K C Fans to Dress in Club Colors
Kansas City owner Charley Finley promotes the Athletics opening game against the New York Yankees on April 9 with a bold green and gold uniform theme. He promises a fireworks display including parachute drops, green and gold balloons, and prizes under seats. Finley will wear a gold jacket, green slacks, green tie, handkerchief, and hat.
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Two Kansas Gridders Out For Spring Practice
Center Larry Fairchild underwent knee surgery last week and fullback Willis Brooks will have shoulder surgery on April 8. Coach Jack Mitchell plans warm weather drills starting April 15.
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Denver Open Golf Tournament Set at Denver Country Club
The Denver Open golf tournament will be held at the Denver Country Club from August 28 to September 1 with prize money raised by 5000 dollars to a total of 35000 dollars.
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College Scores By The Associated Press
Missouri defeated Centenary 7 to 2 in baseball. Arkansas led Kansas 15 to 2. Iowa State defeated Air Force 6 to 4. Emporia State beat Rockhurst 74 to 6. Drake won 9 to 6 over Simpson. Washington University in St Louis shutout Arkansas State 6 to 0. Tulsa beat Wichita 14 to 6 in golf. Oklahoma Baptist posted 44 in the event.
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