Perilous Road Trip for KU Could Produce 1-4 Reading
The Kansas University basketball team faces a three game West Coast swing starting Friday with Southern Cal UCLA and Arizona State. Coach Dick Harp relies on starters Dumas Matt Sparks Gardner Ellison and reserves Gibson Vance Stinson Woodward while USC UCLA and ASU boast strong lineups led by Rudometkin Cunningham Slaughter and Dairman Becker Caldwell. KU opened with a win over Arkansas and a loss to St Louis.
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Forrest Twogood
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Ken Stanley
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Mel Nowell
Dennis Dairman
Art Becker
Joe Caldwell
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St. Louis
Baylor Bears Look to Pass Through Utah State Weight Edge
In the Gotham Bowl at the Polo Grounds on Saturday Baylor aims to beat Utah State by utilizing a pro style passing attack. Utah State outweighs Baylor by about 20 pounds per man with linemen Merlin Olsen Clark Miller and Clyde Brock among the 250 plus players. ESPN telecast and ABC coverage are set with a 75 percent gate split and a reported $100 000 TV contract.
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Local Social Roundup and Opening Day Matchup Highlight
Big Springs residents welcome visitors from Crystal City Topeka Col orado Springs and Lawrence as families gather for dinners visits and quilt sewing. The St. Petersburg spring opener tradition ends as the New York Mets join the Cardinals for the first spring exhibition on March 10.
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Fla
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Hadiis Named To UPI Second All-America Football Team
Kansas University quarterback John Hadiis earns a spot on the second United Press International All-America squad becoming the lone Big Eight representative on that level. First team includes Joe Romig and Dave Hoppmann appears on the third team with several players earning honorable mention across ends tackles guards and backs.
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John Hadi
United Press International
Colorado
Joe Romig
Dave Hoppmann
Jerry Hillebrand
Ed Blaine
Missouri
Bill White
Oklahoma
Elvin Basham
Kansas
Paul Henley
Dan Celoni
Iowa State
Curtis
McClinton
Gale Weidner
Bill Thornton
Nebraska
Fellowships Offered for Language Study at KU
Kansas University student seeks graduate study for 1962 63 under National Defense Foreign Language Fellowship. The award totals 2250 for the year plus 450 for a summer session and a dependent allowance. Apply by January 15 1962. Focus areas Russian Spanish or Spanish Portuguese. Submit plan through EU for national competition run by the US Office of Education. Contact Prof. J Neale Carman Fraser Hall Room 103.
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Ridan Dominates 1961 Sprint Races Winning All Seven
Ridan owned by Mrs. Moody Jolley swept seven sprint races in 1961 earning 284050 dollars. The Nantallah colt took four stakes wins, all in Chicago.
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Moody Jolley
Nantallah
Chicago
Doughty Sparks Missouri Past Washington of St. Louis
Ken Doughty, a 6 foot junior from Herrin Illinois, fueled Missouri to its first win over Washington of St. Louis. He led a 14 point run that put the Tigers ahead 21-14 after trailing 12-7 early. Doughty scored 21 points, Howard Garrett added 15, while Art Sidner led Washington with 15.
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Washington
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Tigers
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Leonard Axe Heads to Camelia Bowl with Governor Gift
Pittsburg State College President Leonard H. Axe flies to Sacramento to attend the Camelia Bowl against Linfield College. The game Saturday will decide the NAIA championship. Axe carries a gift from Kansas Governor John Anderson to Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield, a Colt .45 revolver with a Kansas Centennial seal.
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Vinland Visitors Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Collins and Sue visited Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spring in Joplin Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. John Laughlin Sr. traveled to Dallas to see Kermit Laughlin and family and Sadie Stevens. The group traveled by train while Woodrow Sturdy hosted guests from Lawrence including Martin Holcom and others. Ed Had is ill northeast of Vinland and was admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Tuesday.
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Crystal City
Tex
Charles Wilson
Topeka
Gus Hartman
Harley Spencer
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Colo
Esther Spencer
Frank Spencer
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Calvin
Lawrence
Florence Claar
San Juan Capistrano
Calif
Claar
Warren Morriss
Gilbert Powell
H. M. Edmonds
Eugene Shaffer
Herbert Kampschroeder
Vitus Hadl
Stull Needlecraft Club
Ernest Wulfkuhl
Richard Carter
Roger
Vitus Hall
George Simmons
Glenn Coats
Myron Nelson
Mission
John Smith
Judd Gelan
Tecumseh
J. Logan
Elmer Trowbridge
Connie
Etta Carpenter
Baldwin
Clyde Collins
Sue
Joplin
Norman Spring
John Laughlin Sr
Dallas
Kermit Laughlin
Sadie Stevens
Woodrow Sturdy
Martin Holcom
David Sturdy
Mabel Fitz
Bruce Holcom
Janis
Ross Stone
Ed Had
Vinland
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas Eleven Conducts Rough Practice Ahead of Bluebonnet Bowl
Kansas University's football team completed a second hard drill in as many days with full contact. Coach Jack Mitchell stressed the need for more offense and defense work as final week preparations for the December 16 bowl game against Rice continue.
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Rice
Mitchell
John
Rodger McFarland
Curtis McClinton
Ken Coleman
Don Keating
Tony Leiker
Willis Brooks
Jim Jarrett
Larry Allen
Jay Roberts
Larry Lousch
Stan Kirshman
Elvin Basham
Jim Mills
Kent Staab
Mike Deer
Andy Graham
Mike Fisher
Fred Eiseman
Duke Collins
Ken Tiger
Kent Converse
Racing Attendance Up in 1961 Thoroughbred Year
A 23 state AP survey shows 1961 racing attendance rose 5.41 percent to 32,579,815. Wagering increased 3.03 percent to 2,467,111,552. States' share of pari mutuel handle also jumped 4.61 percent to 199,138,858.
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Cage Results From College Basketball Scores Table
A dense listing shows results across multiple conferences with scores for Holy Cross, Rhode Island, Dartmouth, Amherst, Villanova, Princeton, Vermont, St. John’s, George Washington, St. Joseph’s, Rutgers, Ohio State, Pittsburgh, Connecticut, Harvard, Massachusetts, Boston University, Brandeis, Tufts, Brown, Springfield, LaSalle, Albright, Niagara, Penn, Michigan, Providence, Boston College, Yale, Fordham, Maine, Bates, Duquesne, Carnegie Tech, South Georgia Tech, William & Mary, Louisville, Miami, Memphis State, Auburn, Southwestern Louisiana, Alabama, Spring Hill, Florida State, Rice, Georgetown, Maryland, Tulane, Texas Christian, Delaware, Johns Hopkins, Southwest Texas, Texas Wesleyan, DePaul, Lawrence Tech, Missouri, Washington (St. Louis), Wichita, Northwestern, Bowling Green, Canisius, Marian, Dayton, Toledo, Utah, West Texas State, Air Force, Hardin-Simmons, California, St. Mary’s (Calif), Idaho State, Garden City, South Plains, Cameron, Hutchinson.
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Mauritania Relies on Salt and Gum Arabic Exports
Mauritania's main exports consist of a few thousand tons annually of salt and gum arabic, reflecting a narrow commodity base.
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Kansas University picks Ward captain of 1962 swim team
Eldon Ward of Wichita has been elected captain of the KU swimming team for 1962. The two year letterman anchors a 14 man squad with depth expected to lift KU from last year third in the Big Eight. Ward shares leadership with four conference point winners and headlines KU records set in the greatest revision of Kansas marks in history. The schedule opens with the Southern Illinois AAU in Carbondale and includes meets with Nebraska Kansas State Iowa State Oklahoma and Colorado.
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Wichita
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Ward
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Topeka
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Ponca City
Okla
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Chicago
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Colorado State
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Boulder
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Air Force Relays
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Pop Ivy Resigns as Cardinals Coach to Aid Team
St Louis AP Frank Pop Ivy resigns as head coach of the St. Louis Cardinals after four seasons citing a results driven philosophy. Cardinals managing director Walter Wolfner expressed regret and said a contract renewal was not pursued earlier. Ivy stated a coach can only work so long and a change benefits all involved.
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Tens Hurt in Paris and Other Cities Clash with Protesters
In Paris and six other cities police clashed with leftist demonstrators protesting the Secret Army Organization. More than 60 people were injured as about 10,000 marched in Paris on Wednesday night.
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