Woolard Builds Veteran Core for Lawrence Lions 1963
Lawrence High School football coach A1 Woolard returns 13 lettermen to support the Lions, defending their top AP Kansas prep ranking after a 9-0 season and 274-29 scoring margin. The team opens two-a-day practices Sept. 2 with the Aug. 30 physicals and Aug. 31 equipment check follow-ups. The 1963 schedule features eight games, including Manhattan, Ottawa, Derby, and Shawnee Mission East, with Wyandotte dropped.
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Cardinals Rally Over Giants In Rough Night For Duffalo Hart
St. Louis beat San Francisco 13 to 1 as Curt Flood and Curt Simmons shut down the Giants while Jim Duffalo left with a broken hand and Jim Hart was hospitalized after a beaning. Baltimore topped Kansas City 4 to 3 with Brooks Robinson collecting three hits and Jim Gentile hitting his 20th homer. The Cardinals’ win narrows the gap to within one game of San Francisco, five behind leading Los Angeles.
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Sudden-death looming as Insurance City Open tightens
Hartford AP reports the Insurance City Open at Wethersfield Club shows a tight leaderboard after three rounds. Wes Ellis leads at 133 with 9 under par, trailed by George Bayer, Art Wall Jr., Billy Casper and Lionel Hebert at 135. Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus rebound to 139 and 140 respectively, with Bob Goalby at 140, all in contention for a $6,400 prize.
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Yesterday's Stars By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PITCHING Curt Simmons of the Cardinals shut out second place San Francisco 18 to 0 on eight hits with no walks and two strikeouts lifting St Louis within one game of San Francisco. BATTING Jimmie Hall of the Twins drove in three runs with a homer and a double for eight RBIs in the last two games against Washington.
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Dodgers Fail In Try To Out Met The Mets
The Dodgers nearly blew a seven to six lead in the ninth but the Mets misplayed late chances enabling Los Angeles to win 9-7 and extend its NL lead. Maury Wills and Willie Davis sparked the rally with key hits as Ron Perranoski logged his 13th win.
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Jimmie Dykes Ailing. KC Athletics Struggle
Jimmie Dykes or third base coach for the Kansas City Athletics, 67, could not work Friday night due to a pulled leg muscle, sidelining him from the game.
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Glittering 63 Big Eight backfield forecast sparks eight All-Americans
Oklahoma leads a veteran Big Eight forecast with 41 players named by 142 pollsters. Dennis Claridge and Gale Sayers anchor top backfields, joined by Joe Don Looney, Jim Grisham, Ralph Neely, Ed McQuarters and Glen Condren in the projected All-American mix.
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Ober and Clinton Set For Softball Final Clash Tonight
Ober’s of Lawrence defeated Leavenworth Hawks 5-2 in the Northeast District Softball Tournament semi finals at Municipal Park. A 7:30 p.m. final pits Ober’s against Clinton with Clinton having beaten Ober’s earlier. If Clinton wins, they advance to the District Meet in Topeka on Aug 22. if Ober’s wins, a second game or Sunday play determines the champion. Leavenworth earns third place with a 4-2 record.
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New Decor at Memorial Stadium Boosts KU Capacity
Kansas football fans will see new decor this fall at Memorial Stadium. Section numbers have been painted on crimson and blue panels above ramps this summer, contrasting with gray concrete. The expansion brings seating to nearly 45 000.
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