Lawrence Lions win Ottawa Relays big school division
Lawrence High School track team defeated 14 Class AA schools to win the Ottawa Relays big school division led by a strong medley relay and field events. Lions moved from trailing Leavenworth and Coffeyville to claim the crown, with standout marks from Richard Pine Harold Kimball Steve Saunders Skip Doane and Mike Wempe. Next action is Emporia Relays next Saturday.
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Ottawa Relays
Lions
Coffeyville
Leavenworth
Argentine
Altamont
Manhattan
Turner
Atchison
Emporia
Ottawa
Parsons
Fort Scott
Highland Park
Washburn Rural
Seaman
Jerry Rogers
LHS
Rogers
Richard Pine
Harold Kimball
Steve Saunders
Skip Doane
Mike Wempe
Steve Heck
Wempe
Ralph Light
Stan Hubbard
Steve Pine
Leonard Vann
Charles Pohl
Richard Bryan
Jerry Lynch
Saunders
Willis Letcher
Drue Dennings
Charles Bowling
KU Nine Drops 2 For League Start
Kansas University opened Big Eight play with a double loss to Oklahoma 3-2 and 5-0. Jayhawks pitcher Jerry Waldschmidt held OU in check early. Bobersley? No, Don Miller misplayed a grounder allowing a run. Kansas drops to 0-2 in conference, 3-4 overall, with Nelson slated to face OU in the wrap-up game.
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Oklahomas
Sooners
Jayhawks
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Kansas
Floyd Temple
Carl Nelson
Nelson
Arkansas
Fanning
Doyle Tennell
Jayhawk
Jerry Waldschmidt
Tom Walton
Keith Shean
Don Miller
John Kern
Walton
Jackie Cowan
Kern
Tommy Lindsey
Steve McGreevy
Dick Ruggles
Ralph Pagani
McGreevy
Pagani
Dick McGuire
Sooner
Jays
Tigers Popes Trade Twinbill in Big Eight Opener
Top ranked Missouri and Oklahoma State opened the Big Eight Conference season with shutouts as home teams won in both ends of a doubleheader. Oklahoma State and Missouri each took a 1-0 and 2-0 win, while Nebraska Kansas State and Colorado claimed wins in other openers.
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Oklahoma State
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Town State
Nebraska
Kansas State
Larry Fergutor
Cowboys
Produceon
Jerry Haddock
Lonnie McGuire
Raydon Robel
Tom Ernst
Bguider
Buffaloes
Tom Dutcher
Lions Netmen Win Five of Seven Matches
Lawrence High School tennis team defeated Ottawa on Friday, taking five of seven matches. The No 1 doubles Hitt and Kurata won 6-2 7-5, No 2 Kreye and Mignot won 6-2 8-6, while singles saw McCluggage 6-8 6-4 6-1, Kurata 6-0 6-1, and Kreye 7-5 6-1 prevail. Harp and Hitt lost in singles. Coach Don Binns’ squad scheduled for a quadrangular at Highland Park in Topeka against Scotties, Emporia, and Washburn Rural.
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Ottawa
LHS
Alan Hitt
Phil Kurata
Kenneth Kreye
Larry Mignot
Todd McCluggage
Richard Harp
Don Binns
Highland Park
Topeka
Scotties
Emporia
Washburn Rural
Japanese Opponent Outpointed in Tokyo Bout
Isorasak Indoradat of Thailand edged Masao Naruse of Japan in a Tokyo fight by decision. In Tacoma, Rudy Garcia of Tacoma stopped Lou Torres of Los Angeles in the fifth round, adding a local victory.
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Isorasak Indoradat
Thailand
Masao Naruse
Japan
Tacoma
Wash
Rudy Garcia
Lou Torres
Los Angeles
Lion Golf Nabs two titles at Lawrence Invitational meet
Lawrence High School dominates the Lawrence Invitational at Lawrence Country Club, winning both the two and four man events. The Lions edged Shawnee Mission East in the four man title by one stroke 328 to 329, while the two man team led by Mike Gilliam and Rob Miller won by eight strokes. Individual scores included Mike Krone 79 and Ken Whitenight 80 for LHS, with Steve Ferris of East taking medalist honors at 77.
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Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Lion
Shawnee Mission East
LHS
Shawnee Mission North
Lions
Leavenworth
Shawnee Mission West
Wyandotte
Washington
Mike Krone
Ken Whitenight
Richard Seaver
Marc Carlson
Mike Gilliam
Rob Miller
Steve Ferris
East
Krone
Steve Caldwell
Whitenight
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Miller
al Woolard
Mission Mast
Terry Ryan
Jim Davis
Mission North
Jim Keck
Glenn Anderson
John Kunce
Bill Hamilton
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Bill Kiney
Jimmy Long
Ken Harmon
Mike McMahon
Greg Wetzel
Greg Brown
Roy Byrne
David Bishop
Robert Prior
John Blee
Peter Loriaux
Jim Gille
Hogan
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Glander
Price
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Bowen White
Jin Wilkerson
Bob Pusey
Fon. Doheler
Luscombe
McLaine
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Richard MecCaughey
John Schwirtz
Bill Fenton
Mission West
Gary Johnson
Fred Moore
College Results By The Associated Press
College scores and results show Nebraska 6 Kansas State 2 1 Oklahoma 3 5 Kansas 2 0 Oklahoma State 1 6 Missouri Y 2 Colorado 5 9 Iowa State 4 1 Sam Jewell 19 Kansas City 5 Venus Kirkaville State 8 Western Illinois Southern Illinois 9 Iowa State 6 Southern Illinois 9 Minnesota 0 Iowa State 7 Springfield State 69 William Jewell 67 Washburn 9815 Baker 37%
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Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Colorado
Iowa State
Sam Jewell
Kansas City
Venus Kirkaville
Minnesota
Springfield State
William Jewell
Washburn
Baker
Masters to be televised by CBS this weekend
Augusta Georgia will host the 27th Masters Golf Tournament with national television coverage by CBS. Today’s telecast runs 4 to 5 p.m. and Sundays 3 to 4 p.m. local times.
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Augusta
Columbia Broadcasting System
Collegiate Baseball Rules Highlight Nine Ethics Standards
The piece outlines nine ethics rules for collegiate coaches stressing control of players, fair play, respect for officials and opponents, and avoiding taunting or undue protests. It notes some sports may lag in following every guideline and urges administrators and coaches to model courteous conduct and seek help to curb unruly behavior.
Opening of 1963 Major League Baseball Season
About 350000 fans and President Kennedy are expected at 11 openers as a 45 percent turnover brings at least a dozen rookies. In Washington, Don Rudolph starts for the Senators against Steve Barber of the Orioles in Monday’s game at D C Stadium. The National League opener in Cincinnati features Earl Francis for the Pirates facing Jim O’Toole of the Reds.
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Kennedy
D.C. Stadium
Washington Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Don Rudolph
Mickey Vernon
Senators
Steve Barber
Rudolph
Barber
Orioles
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Earl Francis
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Fred Hutchinson
Baltimore
Washington
Population Surges in Arizona Sixth Largest State
Arizona grew rapidly, rising in size ranking and recording a 111 percent population increase between 1946 and 1900, reflecting dramatic demographic change in the state.
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Arizona
Army Gunners Defeat Navy in Close Match
The Kansas University Army ROTC rifle team defeated the Navy ROTC squad 1404 to 1349 in the Military Science Building. Leavenworth freshman Charles Burre led the Army with 287 while Newton freshman Stephen Sigley topped the Navy with 278. The annual match for a trophy concludes with the Navy presenting to the Army on May 7.
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Kansas University Army
Navy
Leaders Named in First In Kegler Meet at Hillcrest Lanes
The Kansas Men's Bowling Tour now in progress at Hillcrest lanes lists leaders entering the fourth weekend. CLASS A teams include Topeka Budweiser 3054, Wichita Frontiers 3016, Overland Park Clarks 2980. Doubles and singles leaders feature Tafoya, Stanberry, Mannebuch, and Bentley among others. CLASS B and C show Fort Scott Budweisers, Russell Scotties, and Osawatomie Miami Bowls leading in their divisions with top doubles and all events tallies.
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Hillcrest
Topeka Budweiser
Wichita Frontiers
Overland Park Clarks
Nelson-J. Arms
Salina
Cox-W. Ferguson
Overland Park
J. Burton- W. Morton
Lawrence
L. Mannebuch
Wichita
R. Tafoya
Topeka
J. Bentley
Topela
J. Stanberry
L. Wabaunsee
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Thrasher
Warsons
J. Wanek
Russell
HH. Deutch
M. Thompson
Robinson
Tola Clerks
H. Jones
A. Joss
Lenexa
C. Collins
D. Milliard
C. Wlingamian
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Lyons
W. FL White
C. Hargadine
Alden
J. Ries
Brown leads bid to buy Eagles from NFL group
Paul Brown and a syndicate plan to purchase the Philadelphia Eagles for about 4.5 to 5 million dollars. A source said most of the 60 stockholders are likely to approve. Arthur Modell cleared Brown to pursue the deal by releasing him from contract obligations with Cleveland.
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Paul Brown
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National Football League
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Arthur Modell
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Modell
Pro Cage Friday Results and Upcoming Games
No games scheduled today. Cincinnati vs Boston and Los Angeles vs St Louis appear on the slate with best-of-seven finals in both divisions. Sunday's games feature Boston at Cincinnati and St Louis at Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Jos Angeles
St. Louis
Angles and shots in bowling training and spares
Bowling instruction emphasizes angle fitting like billiards. Lee Jouglard and Billy Sixty discuss stance and slicing tactics for tough setups such as 4-7-9 and 4-7-10, urging a steady, chosen approach and offering a pamphlet for 10 cents.
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Lee Jouglard
Jouglard
Billy
Lakers Close In On Western Finals Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers lead 2-1 in the best of seven against the St. Louis Hawks and face game four in St. Louis Saturday night and, after 24 hours, game five in Los Angeles. A pair of wins would clinch the series for the Lakers while the Hawks must win at least once to stay alive.
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Los Angeles Lakers
St. Louis Hawks
National Basketball Association
Los Angeles
Hawks
Durand W Guinn Receives Ford Sales Award in Kansas City
Durand W. Guinn of University Ford Sales in Lawrence was presented Ford Motor Company Sales Award at a March 30 banquet in Kansas City. The honor recognizes high ranking Ford dealership salesmen in 1962 within the Kansas City sales district and notes the award as special recognition within the Ford 300-500 club founded in 1950.
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Durand W. Guinn
University
Ford Sales
Lawrence
Ford Motor Company
Kansas City
Ford
C. V. Toussaint
Ady
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