Braille Rallye showcased by Jayhawk Sports Car Club
The Jayhawk Sports Car Club of Lawrence hosts a Braille Rallye with 20 cars and blind navigators. Navigators receive braille course instructions while drivers rely on them, aiming for a safe short course for first year success and future events.
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Maris aims for relaxed season and fans’ cheer
New York slugger Roger Maris said he plans to relax and enjoy the year and avoid letting boos from fans or press get to him. He denied a new personality, emphasized better relations, and noted a .280 batting average with no homers through six games while hoping for fewer headlines about home runs.
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Baseball Schedule and Standings Highlights
The page lists upcoming MLB games for the week including San Francisco at Cincinnati and New York at Pittsburgh, with Sunday and Monday matchups. It also shows American League standings, win loss records, and recent results such as Detroit 5 Minnesota 0 and Chicago 6 Boston 1, plus NFL note on nine kickoff returns for touchdowns in 1968.
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Bragan Protest Questions Player Uniform strictness
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan protested Maury Wills wearing a windbreaker under his Los Angeles uniform shirt during a 6 3 Dodgers win. Umpires allowed the jacket after a sleeve adjustment, sparking debate over Rule 1 11 on uniform conformity. Leo Durocher was ejected for remarks to the umpire.
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Littler Hill Lead Texas Open Into Third Round
Gene Littler and Terry Dill shot 67s to tie for the lead at 134 as the Texas Open moved into its third round in San Antonio. Dan Sikes surged to 135, with a group at 136 and 137, while 74 pros made the cut to 70 low scores plus 10 amateurs stayed in. Notables failing to advance included Jimmy Demaret and Bruce Devlin.
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Dick Crawford
Howie Johnson
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Fred Marti
Miler Barber
Doug Sanders
Raymond Floyd
Jerry Steelsmith
Charles Sifford
Jimmy Demaret
Bruce Devlin
al Besselink
Jay Hebert
Rex Baxter Jr
College Results From The Associated Press Report
Baseball results show Town State 4 Nebraska 3 Missouri 7 Kansas State 1 Colorado 5 58 Oklahoma 4 10 Kansas 7 6 2 Oklahoma State 5 4 Arkansas 8 18 Tulsa 9 5 Washburn U 9 Wichita U 2 Golf scores list Kansas State Frosh 14 14 Nut chinson Jr. College 24 Missouri Frosh 9 12 Rolla Varsity 8 Nebraska 10 Mankato State Nebraska 12 South Dakota U Nebraska 11 Washburn 4 Southern Winds 17 44 St Louis Evansville 10 13 St Louis U Tie Oklahoma State 9 14 4 Kansas State
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Burrini Retains European Flyweight Title in Rome
In Rome Salvatore Burrini aged 112 from Italy defeated Walter McGowan aged 109 from Scotland on points to retain the European flyweight championship. Also in Rome Alessandro Zanzinghi 157 stopped Charlie Austin 156 in Phoenix. Melbourne saw Kimpo Amarfio 130 draw with Gilberto Biondi 135% in Australia. New York Frankie Narvaez 136 outpointed Vicente Dorado 134 of Argentina.
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Frankie Narvaez
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Leaders National League Batting and All Around Leaders
Baseball leaders listed with statistics across batting averages runs scored runs batted in hits and fielding. Notable names include Mays Wills and Oliva with multiple mentions across leagues and teams. Pitching and strikeout leaders are also cited for the season across Cincinnati Philadelphia Minnesota and St Louis.
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Santo
Tremervins
Tr Williams
Toward
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Stele
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Ton Angeles
W. Davis
O'Toole
Fischer
Milwaukee
Hunning
Whppstein
Priend
Sanford and Mariehtl
Gibson and Simmons
St. Toonds
Gibson
St. Louis
Bunning
Mariechal
Florida Woman Wins North South Amateur Golf Title
Phyllis Preuss of Palm Beach Florida defeated Mrs George Trainor of Rochester New York 7 and 6 to win the 62nd North and South Women's Amateur at Pinehurst North Carolina. Tufts hinted at possible format changes and a qualifying round may be planned for next year.
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Tish) Preuss
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Rochester N.Y
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Tufts
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Florida
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Phipps Family Dominates Royal Palm Handicap History
The Royal Palm Handicap at Hialeah may carry the Phipps name due to J. S. Phipps breeding Three Rings the 1949 50 51 winner and Ogden Phipps’ wins with Hitting Away in 1962 63 and Royal Ascot this winter.
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Tiger Rookie Lolich Throws First Major League Shutout
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, 23, earned his first major league shutout by limiting the Minnesota Twins to three hits in a 5-0 win. Lolich, who now throws left handed after a childhood bicycle accident, struck out seven and walked two to improve to 2-0.
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