Cincinnati Slips as Reds Struggle Early Season
The Cincinnati Reds suffer through a rough stretch in early-season play as pitching and defense falter. Bob Bruce shuts out Cincinnati on one hit for a 2-0 win as St Louis and Milwaukee surge. Dodgers, Pirates, and Phillies win while Wagner shines for the Angels with a 13-inning 4-3 victory over Baltimore.
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Mgr
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Houston
Bob Bruce
Hutch
Vada Pinson
Colts
Gene Freese
Eddie Kasko
Don Blasingame
Pete Rose
Hutchinson
Pinson
Bruce
Central Defeats In Rainy Triangular Track Meet
Central Junior High of Lawrence won a rain soaked triangular meet at Manhattan with 49 1/6 points. Manhattan 38 4. Junction City 45 5/6. Central’s Stanclift won the 440 and led in the medley relay. Cox topped shot put and Stancliff led discus with strong marks. The team heads to the Emporia Invitational May 2.
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Central Junior High
Lawrence
Manhattan
Junction City
Wilbur Duver
Central Mustangs
Emporia
Smith
Stanclift
Central
Jack Smith
Larry Stanclift
Dennis Cox
Jim Shideler
Cox
Shideler
Hopkins
Stancliff
Yee
Taylor
Justice
Proper gear and line play key role in fishing success
The article stresses that in fishing, like other sports, equipment quality matters. It emphasizes correct line amount on spools for bait casting, spinning, and spin casting, plus proper spool direction, line type, and handling to prevent line twist and improve casting accuracy and distance.
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Pephelee
Celtics Bid Farewell As Cousy Ends Career
Russell lauds Bob Cousy as the Boston Celtics celebrate a fifth consecutive NBA championship. Bearded star notes egotism and vows resilience while hinting Red Auerbach and Frank Ramsey may retire. Russell says he respects Cousy and that professional jealousy exists but he has never resented him.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
Bob Cousy
Cousy
Russell
Celtics
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
Frank Ramsey
Cooz
Tigers Beat Jayhawks In Friday Golf Match
Missouri defeated Kansas 9-6 in a dual golf meet at Lawrence Country Club. Paul Carlson shot 73 to earn medalist honors for KU.
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Jayhawks
Missouri
Kansas
Lawrence Country Club
Paul Carlson
Lawrence
Washburn
Topeka
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Lincoln
Wichita
Rich Poe
Dick Landon
Frank Kirk
Topper Glass
Reid Holbrook
Tom Havens
John Hanna
Dick Hailbrink
Gary Stickfaden
Kansas track veterans Hayward and Riesinger out for season
The Kansas Jayhawkers lose Charles Hayward and Ted Riesinger this week. Hayward battles a persistent infection since cross country, while Riesinger suffers a severe muscle pull. Losses include a 9:02.5 two miler and a 4:07.7 mile racer.
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Kansas
Charles Hayward
Ted Riesinger
Hayward
Riesinger
Wagner Leads Dodgers Past Orioles In 13th Inning Thriller
Yesterday's Stars show Leon Wagner and the Dodgers delivering a 4-3 win over Baltimore in 13 innings. Wagner went 5-for-6 with two home runs and three RBIs as Los Angeles clinched the game with the final run. Hob Bruce tossed a one hitter for the Colts in a 2-0 victory over Cincinnati.
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Wagner
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Orioles
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Washington
A's
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Minnesota
Detroit
Robin Roberts
Lee Thomas
Bob Laverine
Thomas
Leon Wagner
Hob Bruce
Colts
Vada Pinson
Cincinnati
Strong Lion Showing For Mission Relays
Lawrence High School placed well at the Shawnee Mission Night Relays in Mission North with one second, three thirds, three fourths, and a fifth. The 880 relay finished 1 32.8 for second. high jump 6 0 by Ralph Light. discus 140 0 by Mike Wempe. sprint medley 1 36.5. pole vault 12 0 by Leonard Vann. mile relay 3 32.0.
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Mission North
LHS
Jerry Rogers
Rogers
Baldwin
Lawrence
Mike Glover
Mike Edwardson
Bill Wescoe
Skip Doane
Ralph Light
Mike Wempe
Steve Saunders
Harold Kimball
Richard Bryan
Richard Pine
Lions
Saunders
Leonard Vann
Jim Dicker
Jerry Johnson
Stan Fishburn
Jerry Lynch
Jays and Cowboys Split in Two at KU
Kansas University and Oklahoma State split a Friday doubleheader, KU winning 3-0 in the opener and OSU taking the night game 5-0. Cody Nelson got the win for KU with relief from Jerry Waldschmidt, while Don Bumpass pitched the victory for OSU.
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Cowboys
Floyd Temple
Jayhawks
Ustate
Carl Nelson
Jerry Waldschmidt
Waldschmidt
Kansas
Don Bumpass
Larry Ferguson
Ferguson
Steve McGreevy
Ralph Pagani
Dick Fanning
Keith Abercrombie
Don Miller
RBI Schlimme
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Kimerer
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Inglea
Sr- Ruggles Annive
Waldschmidt Seehlimine
Ley
Bumpass
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U—Smith
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Abercrombie
Don Bumpas
Gary Reid
Jerry
Mrs. Roy Harris Leads KWGA For 1963 Season
Mrs. Roy Harris of Wichita's Meadowlark Country Club is named KWGA president for 1963. New officers include Mrs. Sam Murray secretary treasurer and Mrs. James Kershner state tournament chairman. The KWGA plans a five tournament schedule and awards a new hole in one medal. 85 clubs belong to KWGA, a record high, with two current officers returning.
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Wichita’s
Meadowlark Country Club
Kansas Women's Golf Association
Sam Murray
Wichita Crestview
James Kershner
Manhattan Country Club
KWGA
Harold McSpaden
Kansas City Victory Hills
Arthur McDaniel
Hutchinson Carey Park
E. W. Geiger Jr
Leavenworth Country Club
Robert Royer
Abilene Country Club
Calvin Markwell
Hays Country Club
Dorothy
Kansas Gets a Split In K C Tennis Meet
Southern Illinois remained undefeated at 13 wins in the quadrangular in Kansas City. The Salukis swept Wichita 9-0 and beat Oklahoma State 8-1. Oklahoma State defeated Kansas 7-2. Kansas defeated Wichita 8-1. Additional matches were scheduled for today.
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K.C
Southern Illinois
Kansas City
K. C
Texans Tickets Drive Moves Texans to Kansas City
AP reports 10,028 season tickets sold in a campaign to move the Dallas Texans of the AFL to Kansas City. The goal is 25,000 with a May 15 deadline. Campaign chair Ray Evans forecasts over 12,000 by the halfway mark, while H Roe Bartle notes orphaned youths sent dollars to back a deserving athlete.
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Dallas Texans
American Football League
Ray Evans
Evans
H. Roe Bartle
Mooseheart
Ill
Kansas Fifth in Drake Relays Four Mile Relay
Kansas University placed fifth in the Drake Relays four mile relay led by a 4:12 leadoff from Herald Hadley. The Jayhawks won the two mile relay at Kansas last week and Yul Yost gave KU a strong shot put effort.
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Iowa
Kansas University
Drake
Herald Hadley
Kansas
Jayhawks
Missouri
Greg Pelster
Dick Inman
Oklahoma
Yul Yost
Southern Illinois
Chicago Loyola
Tom O'Hara
Stanford
Turner
Mayfield
Central State
Ohio
Washington
Weill
Baseball Standings and Schedule From National and American Leagues
Baseball standings show teams like Chicago Baltimore Kansas City New York and Los Angeles with wins and losses. Friday results include Kansas City 12-0 Washington 10-6 and Minnesota 7 Detroit 5. Upcoming schedules list multiple doubleheaders and interleague matchups through Sunday and Monday dates.
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Milwaukee
Philadelphia
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Houston
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Francisco
Kansas to shore up aerial attack in spring drills
Kansas University coach Jack Mitchell pushes a more pass oriented offense as Jayhawks hold spring drills. Key players include 220 pound Ken Coleman and injured centers Larry Fairchild and George Hornung with several linemen and backs in mix for spots.
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Ken Coleman
Wichita
Ken
Larry Fairchild
Armand Baughman
Larry
Brian Schweda
Brian
Wayne Loving
George Hornung
Marion Walker
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Mitchell
Jayhawk
Richard Pratt
Olathe
Fred Elder
Gale Sayers
Jay
Mike Chun
Agenhart Ellis
Chun
West Point
Ellis
Dick Bacon
Greg Roth
Grover Marshall
Bob Bible
Jim Shanks
George Worley
Jim Winter
Oklahoma Holds Onto First In Big Eight Diamond Race
Oklahoma remains the Big Eight leader at 9-0 after a doubleheader sweep of Colorado and Missouri wins while Missouri sits 2nd at 10-1. Kansas State drops to last at 1-10 as Iowa State and Nebraska split vs. Kansas and Iowa State.
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Missouri
Kansas State
Tigers
Colorado
Norman
Sooners
Buffaloes
Mizzou
Nebraska
Oklahoma State
Iowa State
Lincoln
de Lon Thompson
Ron Qavekost
Jan Wall
Ron Douglas
Kstate
al Bolte
Larry Bohannon
Rich Peterson
K-State
Dave Harvey
Bob Price
Tiger
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