Kansas Jayhawks face tough 1966 schedule and hopes rise
The Kansas University football team enters 1966 with five tough foes Arizona Texas Tech Minnesota Oklahoma Iowa State and Oklahoma State in sight. Analysts expect KU to stay underdog but note possible financial gains from crowd growth and improved defense and speed.
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Halley Kampschroeder Carries Jayhawks Through Busy Tour Season
Kansas State standout Halley Kampschroeder, a versatile 170 pound football player, has toured Europe with Rich Harp and Dave Waxse and spent summer and fall visiting civic clubs and alumni groups across Kansas. He is transitioning to flanker back for his senior season after a record of strong receiving and dynamic play.
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New Cardinals Coach Charley Winner Sets Fresh Offensive System
Charley Winner, Weeb Ewbank's son-in-law and former Baltimore assistant, takes over the St. Louis Cardinals with a rebuilt offense and new numbering scheme. Injuries to key players and a 5-9 1965 finish loom, while Winner searches rookies and waivers for depth as Johnson, Randle, Smith, and Bakken anchor a thinner line and special teams.
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Woolard Quiet at State Coaching School
Wichita Lawrence High School coach Allan Woolard could not speak at the Kansas Coaching School due to a lost voice. He told fellow coaches that any single idea gained would make the trip worthwhile, noting 31 years and about 250 clinics. He canceled a Colorado Coaching School appearance due to a back injury from a tire change in Wyoming.
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Del Papa Calderwood Title Fight Suspended in Rain
European light heavyweight bout between Piero Del Papa of Italy and Chic Calderwood of Scotland halted in the sixth round due to heavy rain at Lignano Sabbiadoro. Both fighters traded lead and the match paused as officials assessed conditions.
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Colt Card Game On TV
The Baltimore St Louis Cardinals exhibition game will be televised locally on Channels 5 and 13 at 8 30 p m Friday.
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