Pace hails Arkansas staffer amid KU dreams and Sooner glare
Former Kansas assistant Bill Pace, now with Frank Broyles at Arkansas, praises the Razorbacks while hoping Kansas has a banner season. He notes two home stadiums, potential seating expansions, and Lon Farrell’s possible departure as he completes his doctorate. Look Magazine’s Look at the 1964 season backs Oklahoma atop a tough Big Eight slate with Texas Christian and Syracuse likely among Kansas’s tests.
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His Olympic Bid Is Slowed By Citizenship Issue
Chicago AP reports Matt Rutyna a 33 year old walker seeks to compete for Poland in Tokyo as US trials limit the field to citizens. Rutyna, who came to the US in 1959, recently earned his first citizenship papers and hopes to compete in the 50 kilometer race walk.
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Grandson of the Greens to play in World Meet of Little League
Chris Cross of Bartlesville Oklahoma, 12, a catcher, third baseman and left fielder for the Bartlesville Rotary Club team, will compete in the U S Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania. The Bartlesville squad earned the right after winning 10 straight post season regional games. The world event features teams from Japan Germany Puerto Rico Latin America and the United States. Participants will spend two days at the World’s Fair and tour the White House in Washington D C. Cross’s grandparents Mr and Mrs B A Green of Lawrence say he has also pursued golf bridge and a course in speech writing this summer. His parents Mr and Mrs Phillip Cross live in Bartlesville and his mother is the former Phyllis Green of Lawrence.
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Jones and Snead's U.S. Open Placing Record
Bob Jones finished second four times at the U.S. Open while winning the title four times. Sam Snead also finished second four times but never captured the U.S. Open title.
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Air Racing Back And Stead Ready For Competition
Reno cattleman and former speedboat champion Bill Stead says now is the time for revived national air races. The 1964 championships will open September 12 in Clearwater Florida with nine days of races, aerobatics and exhibitions on an 84 mile course in Spanish Springs Valley near Reno. Jets will be inspected but not raced, seven planes will fly the course together, and prizes approach $50 000.
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Nicklaus Tops Golf Winners Lead Grows
Nicklaus finished fourth at the American Golf Classic in Akron enough to raise his season earnings to about 100000. The PGA money list shows Arnold Palmer second with 93743 and Tony Lema third with 70938, Bill Casper Jr fourth with 64886, and Ken Venturi fifth with 53480.
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Major league batting and pitching leaders AP summary
The Associated Press lists 1960s era leaders: AL Batting Oliva Minnesota 385 at bats and 176 hits. Runs Oliva 95. RBIs Killebrew 94. Home runs Killebrew 42. Stolen bases Aparicio 48. NL Batting Clemente Pittsburgh .327. Mays 98 RBIs Boyer 91. Hits Clemente 166. Williams 146. Balling leads. Pitching figures include Koufax 19 5 and Bunning 14 4 with strikeout leaders Wolford 228 and Downing 64.
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Quiet Man of the Orioles Brooks Robinson Shines
The Orioles third baseman Brooks Robinson emerges as their top hitter at .308 and drives wins with eight hits in six at bats in a four game White Sox series. He doubts hype, favors quiet leadership, and is a leading MVP candidate with 85 RBIs and 22 homers.
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Gibson Tops Pirates as Cardinals Edge 5 1
Bob Gibson shut down Pittsburgh with a six hit effort and 12 strikeouts in St. Louis. Ken Boyer and Bill White homered to back the ace, while Lou Brock White and Boyer provided the scoring in the fourth inning. The win leaves St. Louis 10 games behind Philadelphia, with Curt Simmons to face Bob Veale next.
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Dawn Patrol Recalled in Orange County Air Show Feature
In a Los Angeles Times piece, Paul Mantz and Frank Tallman revive the romance of early flight at Orange County Airport. The article recalls biplane era bravery, dogfights, and the lure of air races as Mantz and Tallman plan a Palm Springs event with exhibitions and endurance flights.
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