Big Eight Football Hopes Rise in 1964 Star Power
The Big Eight enters 1964 with Oklahoma as favorite but Kansas Missouri and Nebraska suiting up strong lineups. Iowa State and Colorado Oklahoma State challenge for spots, while KU eyes a 7 3 or better season behind Sayers Lane Vaughn and Grisham.
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Jim Grisham
Kansas
Missouri
Sooners
Nebraska
Iowa State
Clay Stapleton
ISU
Jack Mitchell
Dan Devine
Stapleton
Cyclones
Gary Lane
Gale Sayers
Tom Vaughn
Grisham
Johnny Roland
Brian Schweda
Mike Shinn
den of Monsters
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Ed McQuarters
Newt Burton
Butch Allison
Charlie Brown
George Harvey
Norman
Playboy
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Colorado
Syracuse
Tony Leiker
Shinn
Bob Robben
Jays
Sayers
Mike Johnson
Nichols Wins Curling World Golf Championship In Birmingham
Bobby Nichols shot 278 to win the Curling World Golf Championship at Oakland Hills, beating Arnold Palmer by one stroke. Palmer finished second with 279 and $17,000, while Jack Nicklaus tied for 11th at 286. Nichols earns $35,000, boosting his place among leaders as Hogan and Brown tied for fourth at 282.
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Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
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Big Jack
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Palmer
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Bess
Gar Player
South Africa
Ben Hogan
Pete Brown
Los Angeles
Hogan
Brown
Telite
Gary Player
Bruce Devlin
Terry Dill
Morey to join Skywriters Tour of Big Eight camps
Earl Morey Journal-World sports editor joins 23 area writers and broadcasters on a six day 2268 mile Skywriters Tour covering Big Eight football camps. The group travels mainly by chartered plane and includes Wayne Duke John Waldorf and Mickey Holmes. The tour begins as Kansas University starts 1964 grid workouts and runs through the weekend with practices and coach interviews at each school. Morey will file daily reports and column material to the Journal-World.
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Journal-World Sports
Skywriters
Wayne Duke
Big Eight
John Waldorf
Mickey Holmes
Kansas University
Morey
The
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Journal-World
KU Jayhawks begin 1964 football practice with 72 prospects
Coach Jack Mitchell opens KU football drills for 1964 with 72 prospects expected, including 26 lettermen. Two a days run through Sept. 11, leading to Sept. 19 opener vs Texas Christian. Initial starting unit listed with Shinn, Robben, Schweda, Elder, Pratt, Garber, Fairchild, Renko, Sayers, Johnson, and Oelschlager.
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Jack Mitchell
Kansas University
Jayhawks
Kansas
Texas Christian
Mitchell
Mike Shinn
Bob Robben
Brian Schweda
Fred Elder
Richard Pratt
John Garber
Larry Fairchild
Steve Renko
Gale Sayers
Mike Johnson
Ron Oelschlager
White Sox beat Orioles 2-0 for narrow AL lead
Yesterday's Stars Is.APTING- Moose Showron homered in the fifth to lift Chicago to a 2-0 victory over Baltimore. The win pulls the White Sox within a half game of the Orioles in the American League standings. Curt Summons earned a win as Carolina trounced Los Angeles 4-1 with only four hits allowed.
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Moose Showron
White Sox
Chicago
Baltimore
Orioles
Prpchieng
Summons
Carolina
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Dodgers
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