Three ex KU players in spotlight on Saturday night
Brian Schweda and Mike Johnson face needed big nights with the Bears and Cowboys as they aim to avoid roster cuts. Bert Coan energizes the Chiefs with 85 rushing yards this season, pushing toward a starter role in a key AFC matchup against San Diego.
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Atkins
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Pasadena
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Miami
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Broncos
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Golf Shows Bench Strength In Insurance City Tourney
Hartford AP report on the Insurance City Open first round highlights Art Wall Jr Wes Ellis Jr and Homeron Blancas shooting six under 65. Kel Nagle 66 leads, with Al Geiberger Bobby Nichols 67 Arnold Palmer 68 and Billy Casper 69 amid putting difficulties and a note of Casper’s 1965 comeback.
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Art Wall Jr
Wes. Ellis Jr
Homeron Blancas
Kel Nagle
al Geiberger
Bobby Nichols
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
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Wethersfield
Johnny Pott
Billy
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Drysdale Sees Daylight After Strong Six-Hitter Victory
Dodgers right-hander Don Drysdale, amid a return from a poor start to the season, pitched six efficient innings in a 3-1 win over St. Louis. Drysdale, now 9-13, praised his fastball and control as he helped Los Angeles close the gap to two games atop the NL standings. Jim Lefebvre and Willie Davis produced key run support in the victory over Bob Gibson.
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
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Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
Jim Lefebvre
Willie Davis
Bob Gibson
Three NBC non pro games postponed to today
Three National Baseball Congress non pro tournament games delayed by rain will be played today in Wichita. Baton Rouge against Miami, Eureka versus Smithfield, and Boulder facing Lansing were rained out Thursday and moved to today.
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National Baseball Congress
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Miami
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Eureka
Calif
Smithfield
Utah
Boulder
Kansas Has Enough Wildlife To Satisfy 195 000 Hunters
Thayne Smith reports that in 1966 about 195 000 Kansas hunters will pursue quail pheasant ducks geese and deer, with only 12 000 out of state hunters. He advocates better landowner cooperation explains benefits of hunting licenses and outlines new outdoor pamphlets from the Fish and Game Commission including teal deer and strip pit guides.
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Hays
Kansas
Nimrod
St. Francis
Fish and Game Commission
Box F. Pratt
Ducks and Waterfowl Guides Available From Commission
The Commission offers maps of its pits showing ownership and fish and game, plus general information. Two additional booklets help duck hunters identify migratory water fowl. Ducks at a Distance from the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and Kansas Waterfowl Identification Guide cover common migratory birds in Kansas.
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Commission
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
Kansas
Wellsville Names New Coach Robert Ord to Lead Football and Track
Robert J. Ord a 1964 Ottawa University graduate has been hired as head football and track coach at Wellsville High School. He comes from Panama New York where he has coached for the past year.
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Wellsville
Robert J. Ord
Ottawa University
Wellsville High School
Panama
N.Y
Realignment Expected After State High School Unifications
Wichita Kansas AP reports major realignment of high school classifications is expected after school unification. Brice Durbin executive secretary of the Kansas State High School Athletic Association says changes depend on enrollments and notes 40 to 60 schools may close next year.
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Wichita, Kan
High School Athletic Association
Brice Durbin
Kansas State High School Athletic Association
Golf Prowess Boosts Mason Rudolph in U S Open Earnings
Mason Rudolph matched strokes in both 1965 and 1966 U S Open, tying for 11th in 1965 to earn 1650 dollars. In San Francisco this year he tied for 8th and collected 2800 dollars.
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Mason Rudolph
San Francisco
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