Quatrochi Ranked Top Center For Kansas Football
Kansas coach Jag Griffith faces a reshaping line with Pete Quatrochi, 201 pounds, leading the center position. The Kansas squad plans to bolster the line with four lettermen as they replace Kent Converse and adjust to new in line defense. In Athens, Ga, Georgia coach Griffith fights rumors while ex-players offer support to shore up the program amid controversy surrounding the Wallace Butts libel case.
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Pete Quatrochi
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Kansas City
Jay Roberts
Buddy Walker
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Larry Fairchild
Kent Converse
Jayhawkers
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Kent Staab
Stable
Walker
Athens. Ga
APY
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Georgia
Johnny Griffith
Letterman
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Aderholt
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Knowles
Jack Hairston
Jacksonville
Fla
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Hairston
Wallace Butts
John Gregory
Butts
Athens
University of Georgia
Saturday Evening Post
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Yank Swim Club Sets World Mark in 400 Medley Relay
In Osaka the American quartet McGeach Craig Richardson and Clark swam 4:00.1 to break the world record for the 400 meter medley relay. Japan's team set a national record with 4:06.2. Don Schollander also lowered the 200 meter freestyle world mark to 1:58.4, adding a third sub two minute performance this season.
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Japan
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William Craig
Walter Richardson
Steve Clark
America
Indianapolis Athletic Club
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Kenjiro Matsumoto
Atsushi Obayashi
Itsuki Ishihara
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Calif
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California
U.S
Australia
Robert Windle
Tokyo
Los Angeles
Driver Nelson Ward Killed in Owego Speedway Crash
Nelson Ward of Battle Creek Michigan died when his sports car collided with another vehicle, cleared a wall and pinned him at Shangri La Speedway near Owego New York on Friday night AP report confirms the fatal race crash involving Ward.
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N.Y
Nelson Ward
Battle Creek
Mich
Air Force Lieutenant Retains North American 505 Title
Hank Schefter of Mamaroneck New York an Air Force lieutenant repeated as North American 505 Class sailing champion Friday with his second win in the three race series.
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N.Y
Hank Schefter
Mamaroneck
Cards and Tigers tighten race with two blowout wins
Bob Gibson pitched the Cardinals past the Houston Colts 4 1 in Houston to cut the Dodgers lead to 54. Milwaukee’s Warren Spahn dominated the Dodgers 6 1 in Detroit as the Tigers routed the A’s 17 2 in game one and 6 2 in game two. Curt Flood and Bill White sparked St Louis with multi hit efforts. Norm Cash and Don Wert homered for Detroit.
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Warren Spahn
National League
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St. Louis
Houston Colts
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Milwaukee
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Bill White
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Norm Cash
Don Wert
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Pete Lovrich
Kansas City
Detroit
Doc Edwards
Ed Charles
Dick McAuliffe
Kansas hunters to open dove rail and squirrel seasons
Kansas sportsmen will start the hunting year September 1 with dove rail and gallinule seasons. Mourning doves open Sept 1 to Oct 30 with a 10 daily bag and 20 possession limit, rails and gallinules run Sept 1 to Oct 20 with various limits, and squirrels Sept 15 to Dec 15 with a 5 daily bag. Regulations require shooting hours from sunrise and shotgun plugs set to three.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Four State Clubs Among Unbeatens in NonPro Tournament
Wichita Transit keeps its title defense with a 10 inning win over Greeneville to remain unbeaten and advance to the third round of the National NonPro baseball tournament. Also unbeaten are Fairbanks Alaska Wichita Glass and Liberal Kansas. Friday results include Eureka California over Joliet Illinois 3 2 Edinburg Texas over Greensboro North Carolina 4 3 Madison Wisconsin over Warren Pennsylvania 6 3 and Grayville Louisiana over Everett West Virginia 8 6. Upcoming schedule features Indianapolis versus Greensboro Denver versus Albuquerque Cherokee versus Jefferson City Grand Rapids versus Emerson Westwood and Leachville versus Watkins.
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Pott Holds Lead In American Golf Classic At Firestone
Johnny Pott built a three stroke lead after two rounds of the 72 hole event at Firestone Country Club. Miller Barber Bruce Crampton and Dave Hill trailed in a three way tie for third while Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer also competed. Final two rounds air on ABC with telecast times.
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Ohio
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Louisiana State University
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Pott
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Bruce Crampton
Dave Hill
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Boros
Dave Marr
Gay Brewer Jr
Arnold Palmer
ABC
Eudora Little Leaguers Win Junior Jayhawk Tournament
The Eudora Little League A team captured first place in the Junior Jayhawk League summer tourney with fourteen wins and four losses. Participants included Baldwin Sunflower Holliday and Eudora. games were at Eudora with Patty McConkey presenting trophies.
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Sunflower
Holliday
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Bob Langston
John Reeves
Carl Abels
Doug Smith
Mike McConkey
Bill Langston
Butch Johnson
Steve Bone
John Durkin
Trig Oleson
Larry Spellman
Radper Henderson
Rex Burkhardt
Rickie Williams
Clyde Sarlls
Spahn Extends 1960 Run With 16th Victory Over Dodgers
Warren Spahn, at 42, improved to 16-5 with a 6-1 win over Los Angeles aided by Ed Mathews and Hank Aaron. He held the Dodgers to nine hits and cut Milwaukee’s deficit in the NL race. Aaron hit his 39th homer late, and Spahn’s current string includes a 4-0 mark this year against the Dodgers.
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Warren Spahn
Los Angeles
Dodgers
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Hank Aaron
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Spahn
Braves
St. Louis
Houston
Bob Gibson
Tory
Cincinnati
Jim Maloney
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
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Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Dick Calmus
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Aaron
Maury Wills
Tommy Davis
Giants Rally to Stay in Chase Behind Reds
The San Francisco Giants, battered yet stubborn, hammer Cincinnati 3-1 behind homers from Ton Haller and Chuck Hiller and multi hit nights from Willie Mays and Felipe Alou. Mays and Alou added key RBIs as Jim Maloney took the loss. The win keeps the Giants 6 1/2 games back of the pace and one behind the Cardinals with Dodgers losing. Hiller raps five hits in eight at bats over two games.
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Tony Haller
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
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Giants
Ton Haller
Felipe Alou
Jim Maloney
Jim Coates
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Hillee
Memorial Stadium Expansion At KU Traces Four Additions
Kansas University's Memorial Stadium has undergone four major expansions since its original construction. The first two sections were completed in October, followed by a third addition by late November. The south sections were added in 1925 and the north curve in 1927, with this year’s work marking the first expansion since 1927.
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Kansas University
Memorial Stadium
World Softball Tourney Opens With Arizona Win
Phoenix Arizona opened the 1963 Women’s World Softball Tournament in Stratford Connecticut with a 1 0 victory over the Orange California 162 champions on Friday night.
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Stratford
Kansas City Pitcher Ed Rakow Files Bankruptcy Petition
Kansas City Athletics pitcher Ed Rakow filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Assets listed at 125000 dollars, liabilities at 29900.04 dollars. Rakow reported a current salary of 10500 dollars and 1962 earnings of 13500 dollars plus 1000 dollars from personal endorsements.
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Ed Rakow
Kansas City Athletics
U.S. Destries Court Mrnday
Rakow
Woody's Aces Banquet Honors Kansas Team Organizer
Henry Shenk, chairman of the Kansas University Department of Physical Education and longtime School Board member, spoke at a Hotel Eldridge banquet Friday night for the Woody's Aces softball team. He addressed sportsmanship as Elgin Woody received a gift from the players.
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Kansas University Department of Physical Education
Eldridge
Woody's Aces
Shenk
Elgin Woody
Stone Opens Try for Third Heart of Kansas Title
Defending champ Bob Stone of Junction City leads the Heart of Kansas poll tournament at Salina with a 7-under 64 after the first round. He shares the lead with Labron Harris and Dave Eichelberger, both tied for the top with 64s. Harris coaches at Oklahoma State University and Eichelberger is an Oklahoma State amateur player.
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Kan
Bob Stone
Junction City
Heart of Kansas
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Stone
Labron Harris
Dave Eichelberger
Harris
Oklahoma State University
Eichelberger
Oklahoma
Hill Baillie Smashes 20,000-Meter World Record in Auckland
Hill Baillie of New Zealand broke the 20,000-meter world mark in Auckland on Saturday with 9 minutes 2.6 seconds, beating Emil Zatopek's listed record by 23.2 seconds.
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New Zealand
Hill Baillie
Emil Zatopek
Czechoslovakia
Pampas Ring Ace In a Garden Bout
New York AP report previews a middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden between Argentina’s Rocky Rivero and Puerto Rico’s Jose Gonzalez. Riverao, guided by Rocky Graziano, enters at about 157 pounds with a 3-1-? record and 3 KOs, while Gonzalez stands 25-7 with 6 KOs.
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Dian
Rocky) Rivero
Argentina
Jose Gonzalez
Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garden
ABC
Pam
Eighth Avenue Arena
the Garden
Divero
Rocky Graziano
Graziano
Rivera
Gonzalez
Arroyo
Pla
Jose
Ring Magazine
World Boxing Association
White Hall Player Dies After Grid Collision Injury
William Giles a 15 year old White Hall high school football player died Thursday night at a Pine Bluff hospital after a severe concussion suffered during a Tuesday reading session. He collapsed after tackling a opponent and walking a few steps.
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White Hall
Ark
Pine Bluff
Burt Honey
Travis Wedpeworth
William Giles
Arkansas
Junior LCC Tourney Opens At Lawrence Club Next Week
A junior medal play golf tournament at Lawrence Country Club starts next week. Entries are to be made at the Pro Shop. Three age brackets apply: 13 14 and under 12.
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Lawrence Country Club
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