24 Lettermen on the KU roster report for first drill
Approximately 80 Kansas University football hopefuls, including 24 lettermen, reported to coach Jack Mitchell for equipment checkout and exams. Two-a-day practices start Sunday with a 6:30 a.m. drill. Opening games: Sept. 21 at Fort Worth versus Texas Christian and Sept. 28 at home versus Syracuse. Mitchell eyes line depth and quarterback consistency as key early issues.
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Jay Roberts
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Texas Christian
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Mitchell
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Attorneys Challenge Butts Libel Verdict With New Trial Bid
Curtis Publishing Co lawyers seek a new trial in Wally Butts libel case arguing the court erred by excluding testimony about a woman described as a companion of the former Georgia coach. They cite excessive damages and demand reversal to counter alleged false testimony and rights abridgment.
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Curtis Publishing Co
Wally Butts
U.S. District Court
Lewis R. Morgan
Butts
Curtis
Bults
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Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
Alabama
FE. Smith
E. C. Smith
al- Alanta
Welborn B. Cody
University of Georgia
Busy Weekend Pro Football Exhibitions Across The NFL slate
Detroit Lions face Pittsburgh Steelers in a Labor Day kickoff rematch from last season’s Playoff Bowl. Cowboys meet 49ers in Bakersfield as NFL play heats up with multiple Saturday contests including Colts Redskins in Norfolk and Vikings Eagles in Hershey. AFL pairings feature Oilers Chiefs in Wichita and Broncos Bisons in Winston-Salem ahead of next week’s regular season. Boston Patriots and New York Jets clash in New Brunswick Sunday.
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Evansville Pony Champs Beat Canoga Park 3-1
Evansville Indiana captured the Pony League baseball title by defeating Canoga Park California 3-1 Thursday night behind pitcher Steve Lambert.
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Canoga Park
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Morey to Make Skywriter Tour For Big Eight Camps
Morey, Journal-World sports editor, will visit Big Eight football camps as part of the Skywriter Tour. He travels by chartered plane starting Monday at Missouri and ends Friday at Kansas State and Kansas University. He will file daily reports and write regular columns from league sites to acquaint readers with upcoming season prospects.
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Journal - World
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Journal- World
Wichita State fined and banned for post season violations
The University of Wichita faced a 1000 dollar fine and a two year post season ban for paying expenses to a friend of 6 foot 9 Brooklyn player Gerald Davis. Norvall Neve Missouri Valley Commissioner announced the sanctions effective this school year. Bob Donaldson said the rule may apply to basketball and noted the blameless student.
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Gerald Davis
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Football opens with 60 players at Sept 2 practice
Coach Chelo Huerta expects about 60 players to report for fall football practice on September 2, including 16 lettermen, at Wichita.
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Wichita
Chelo Huerta
Gov Anderson and Sons On an Antelope Hunt
Gov John Anderson left for an antelope hunt in Lander Wyoming with his two teenage sons John and David and companion Ross Beach Hays He will not enter the One Shot Hunt this year and plans to attend only as a past shooter for Friday of the three day event
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John Anderson
Lander
Wyo
John
David
Ross Beach
Hays
Chargers May Lose End Don Norton For Season
San Diego Chargers tight end Don Norton a former All American from Iowa ruptured a back disc and may miss the season. Doctors will decide today if Norton must have surgery after injuring his back while lifting a 300 pound weight. Norton a four year veteran and two time AFL All Star injured Tuesday. Approximately 70 riflemen including many famous names are expected to attend the event ending Saturday with a one shot contest.
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Cameron Back Dies After Football Drill
A 20 year old Cameron Junior College halfback died in an Oklahoma City hospital after a head injury during a blocking drill. Dave Harmon son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Harmon of Oklahoma City was injured in a routine drill involving halfbacks and ends.
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Cameron Junior College
Lawton
Okla
Dave Harmon
Ralph Harmon
Koufax Cruises With 20th Win As Dodgers Rout Giants
Sandy Koufax pitched three hits over complete innings and No. 20 to lead the Dodgers to an 11 1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Los Angeles exploded for five runs in the third inning to break the game open before 54 978 fans, with Ron Fairly driving in four and Frank Howard's 23rd homer fueling the surge.
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Bob Bolin
Billy Pierce
Ron Fairly
Four Lions Set for Hays Squad Camp at Fort Hays
Glenn Pettengill Dennis Harris and Joe Oberzan former Lawrence High players report for football practice at Fort Hays State College. Pettengill 171 pound end and lettered offensive starter last year while Harris 160 pound sophomore quarterback makes first college try. Oberzan 160 pound end is KU transfer eligible next year. Another Lion star quarterback Jim Hill will report next week after transferring from Independence Junior College.
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Dennis Harris
Joe Oberzan
Lawrence High
Fort Hays State College
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Oberzan
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Lion
Jim Hill
Independence Junior College
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Thursday and Saturday
Results show Chicago 2 Philadelphia 1 and New York 7 Pittsburgh 4 with Los Angeles 11 San Francisco 1. Scheduled games include San Francisco at Los Angeles and Milwaukee at New York, plus American League matchups such as New York and Minnesota and Detroit against Cleveland.
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Stram Sees Chiefs 25 to 35 Percent Better in 1963
Kansas City coach Hank Stram declares the Chiefs, younger and wiser, 25 to 35 percent improved over 1962 and capable of repeating as AFL champions. He highlights rookie receivers Jackson and Johnson and veteran backs Haynes and Dawson along with a stronger defense and versatile lineup.
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Stengel Weiss Feud Hints at Mets Manager Move
AP reports via Dick Young that a split between Casey Stengel and GM George Weiss may keep Stengel from returning as Mets manager. Stengel demands control over player choices, challenging Weiss and the club’s retention of certain players.
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New York Daily News
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Casey Stengel
George Weiss
Stengel
New York Mets
Lumpe to Bank Post After Baseball Work
Kansas City Athletics second baseman Jerry Lumpe will join Empire Bank of Springfield as a special representative in the off season. President Keith M. Davis said Lumpe will focus on new business and the bank’s commercial department with duties starting after the A’s final game on September 29. Lumpe, his wife, and three children reside in Springfield.
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Missouri
Mitchell
Quatrochi
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Kansas City Athletics
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