Woolard Plans Varsity Depth for Lawrence Lions 1964
Lawrence High School football coach Al Woolard starts 1964 drills with over 100 prospects at 2 p.m. Monday to select a 60-man varsity squad. He outlines a probable starting lineup and notes possible changes before the Sept. 18 opener with Manhattan as the Lions chase a 23-game win streak and state title defense.
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Lawrence High School
Woolard
Lawrence
Lawrence High
Manhattan
Ottawa
Derby
Shawnee Mission East
Leavenworth
Shawnee Mission North
Wyandotte
Topeka
Parsons
Rex Spease
Jim Yee
Dave McReynolds
Richard Holderman
John Hadley
Dennis Cox
Bob Fambrough
Mickey Allen
Richard Bryan
Larry Mumford
Frank Pattee
Cox
Dennis
LHS
Steve Heck
Dave Stoffer
Mike Wempe
Bill Trulli
Frank
Ray Kincaid
Steve Campbell
John Saunders
Hobart Woody
Bruce Schweda
Ron Johnson
John Kanzig
Gary Hand
Merrill Waters
Mike Pickens
Mike Redford
Monte Antisdel
Allen Belot
Ken White
Richard Pine
Dennis White
Larry Redding
Dave Harrell
Doug Harris
John Stanwix
Steve Hill
Andy Lockard
Chip Maxwell
Jim Harris
Randy Finfrock
Charles Hawkins
Jack Smith
Rick Stinson
Rick Stucky
Marty Kennedy
Jack Carr
Steve Oakson
Oelschlager Holds KU Fullback Spot After Sweeping Move
Kansas University coach Jack Mitchell moved Ron Oelschlager to fullback to replace departed Ken Coleman and Armand Baughman. Sophomore Dick Bacon competes for the backup job with Kent Craft sidelined by a spleen ailment. Gerhards, Manka, and other sophomores could fill roles as practice continues.
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Ken Coleman
Armand Baughman
Rec
Jack Mitchell
Ron
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Letterman
Bill Gerhards
Mitchell
Coleman
Baughman
Leavenworth
Oelschlager
Bacon
Gale Sayers
Tony Leiker
Arden Gray
Phillipsburg
R. B. Miller
Platte City
Ron Manka
Kansas State
Missouri
Gerhards
Coleman-Baughman
Jayhawkers
Doyle Schick
Kansas
Naute
Soph
Neodesha
Bill
Frisco Player Hart Hurt After Sliding Into Second
Los Angeles AP reports San Francisco third baseman Jim Ray Hart, 22, was carried from the field on a stretcher after being struck above the eye by a thrown ball while sliding into second. He did not lose consciousness, X-rays were negative, and he was ordered to take a day off.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Ray Hart
San Francisco
Hart
Little Boog Powell Plays Along With Orioles Sons
In Baltimore the Orioles host a novelty game where sons of players join their dads. John Powell, nicknamed Little Boog, struggles to run the bases while fans cheer. Kids aged up to 13 imitate their fathers as Brooks Robinson and others watch, with parents filming and some players acting as umpires.
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John Powell
John
Little Boog) Powell
Little Boog
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Billy Hunter
Scott Miller
Stu Miller
Robin Roberts Jr
Hunter
Brooks Robinson
Robbie Brandt
Jack Brandt
Oriole
John Orsino
Wally Bunker
Bob Saverine
Frank Bertaina
Bauer
Redbirds Sweep Pirates as Cuellar Flies to First Complete Game
The Pittsburgh Pirates were defeated 4-2 in St. Louis as Mike Cuellar earned his first complete game despite two homers by the Pirates. Lou Brock hit his second homer in two games to help the Cardinals sweep the series, while Dick Groat and Ken Boyer provided the decisive runs. In Kansas City, the Angels beat the Athletics 5-2, ending John O'Donoghue's four-game winless stretch with a four-inning stint before Felix Torres homered late.
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Cardinal
Mike Cuellar
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Redbirds
Los Angeles Angels
John O'Donoghue
Athletics
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Angels
O’donoghue
Brock
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Cuellar
Don Clendenon
Gene’ Alley
A’s
Dick Green
Rocky Colavito
Felix Torres
Orlando Pena
Fred Newman
Kansas
Cardinals
Baseball Leaders List from The Associated Press
The leaders in American and National League batting runs and hits are listed with players and team affiliations. Notable names include Oliva of Minnesota, Mantle and Bressoud, and Clemente and Brock among others, highlighting top performers by category.
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Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Cowser
Cleveland
Killebrew
Stuart
Boston
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Bressoud
Colavito
Kansas City
Jae
Versalies
Vnntrzemski
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Powell
Aparicio
Weis
Chicago
Davalillo
Bunker
Pizarro
Downing
New Yorks
Chance
Bauer Almost Banned after May 22 Umpire Incident
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer faced potential punishment after a heated exchange with plate umpire Al Salerno during an Orioles Twins game on May 22 at Memorial Stadium. Bauer recalled he would have been suspended if teammate Soar hadn’t intervened before.
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Hank Bauer
Memorial Stadium
Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Bauer
al Salerno
Hank Soar
Saler
Salerno
Soar
Calumet Farm Dominates Classic Derby Victories Count
Calumet Farm horses have won the Kentucky Derby seven times and the American Derby six times in a historic record. They also took the Florida Derby twice and the Santa Anita Derby once.
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Calumet Farm
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