Double Threat from Sublette joins state shrine of KU star
Sublette native Otto Schnellbacher, a KU football and basketball standout of the 1940s, was named the 32nd Kansas All Sports Hall of Fame inductee. Walter Cragan announced the selection, with Schnellbacher to be formally inducted Sept. 9 at the Kansas Washington State game. He later built a Topeka insurance career as AUL manager.
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Phog” Allen
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Chiefs Rally Crushed by Colts in Preseason Loss
Kansas City coach Hank Stram called the 23-17 loss a lousier football game after the Chiefs, 3-0 in previews, were defeated by the winless Baltimore Colts. Johnny Unitas left with a neck injury on the second play and did not return as Marty Domres ran Baltimore’s offense.
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Chiefs Rally In Final Minutes To Beat Colts
Huarte replaces Dawson late as Kansas City scores twice in 3:52 and Otis finishes with a one yard TD run. Kinney and Kinsey contribute as Don McCafferty praises the defense and optimism for Baltimore after a 3-1 start.
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Rhodesia Question Sparks U S Black Track Pullout Threat
In Munich the Africa sports council head claims all black American track athletes agreed to join Africans in withdrawing from the Olympics if Rhodesia competes. IOC faces decision as Rhodesia crisis looms with black nations opposing white-ruled Rhodesia. The statement, signed by unnamed American black athletes, denounces compromise and cites Germany and Rhodesia as uncompromising.
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Mundine Stops Juarez in Australia for Welterweight Title
In Brisbane long Mundine stops Juarez De Lina in 160 pound class to claim the North American welterweight title. The bout features Chacon and Montouy stopping opponents in California and San Diego respectively as the night showcases knockouts across the cards.
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KU Gridders Prep Amid Rain Warm Weather Struggles
Kansas coach Don Fambrough oversaw adjustments after a hot practice in August drizzle as the team prepares for the Sept. 9 opener with Washington State. Sophomore Robert Miller moved to No. 1 fullback amid ongoing tailback and lineup competition.
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Jockey Joan Phipps Injured For Mild Race Flip
Female rider Joan Phipps of Saskatoon was hospitalized after her horse Prevailed the Hail somersaulted on the first turn at Marquis Downs. The 17 year old led the meet and was released with only a bloody nose and a black eye, expected to ride again today.
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