Cover Situation Should Be Better Now Snow Flies Hunters Happy
Kansas hunters welcomed the first snow as pheasant and quail seasons open in western districts. Officials say moisture narrows cover, concentrates birds, and dogs boost hunting success. Local hunters Arvin Powell and Ralph Kilby credited well trained dogs with large bag totals on recent hunts near Leoti, Smith Center, and Lawrence. a veteran hunter recalled the cost of a wiped trip after a missed shot and stray hound, underscoring hunting ethics and the diverse outcomes of the sport.
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Amateur Track Federations Clash Over Olympic Standings
CHICAGO AP The national Amateur Athletic Union and the NCAA backed U S Track and Field Federation resumed hostilities. The federation accused the AAU of bad faith after Detroit conven tion and a Kennedy backed truce collapsed. AAU executive Donald Hull called NCAA biased and ruled Olympic eligibility requires AAU membership, challenging NCAA limits on athletes’ participation.
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J G Taylor Spink Dies. Funeral Held in St Louis
J G Taylor Spink publisher of the Sporting News since 1914 died at his St Louis home Friday. He was called the unofficial conscience of baseball for progressive policies cleanliness and honesty. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Cage Results From Honton VU And Other Games
Basketball results across several colleges and high schools show Maine over Vermont 87 17 and Washington Lee beating Lenoir Rhyne 73 3 with numerous junior college and high school scores listed, including Tulsa 79 Purdue 86 and Michigan 69 Centenary 64, plus regional matchups at Moberly and Northeastern Oklahoma A M with varied outcomes.
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Musial to receive Wrigley Comeback Trophy at Diamond Dinner
Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals will be honored at the Diamond Dinner January 13 with the William Wrigley Jr Trophy for Comeback of the Year. The 42 year old slugger, nicknamed The Man, adds another award to a long list of honors from baseball writers.
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National Honors Up for Grabs In Grid Play Today
The day marks the end of the regular season and the bowl rush with several titles at stake among smaller schools. UCLA faces Syracuse in a key nightcap as two 4 5 records clash, while Lenoir Rhyne meets Central Oklahoma State for the NAIA crown and Florida A&M battles Jackson State in the Orange Blossom Classic in Miami.
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Lawrence High All-State Players On TV Program
Halfback Gary Ray and center Ronnie Hopkins of Lawrence High School will be interviewed at 12 15 p.m. Sunday on Channel 13 television. The 30 minute program focuses on the Topeka Capital Journal 1962 All State team.
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M-State Favored For Kansas Game
Michigan State holds a slight edge as it travels to East Lansing to face Kansas in a 7 p.m. local tipoff. KU's single-area broadcast comes from KANU with Kansas carrying a 1-1 mark while M-State sits at 0-2. The second meeting between the two programs yields Kansas’s Dick Harp starting Anseld, Gideon, Dumas, Ellison, and Schichtle against State’s Forddy Anderson and a starting group led by Gent, Berry, Thommann, Swarts, and Lamers. Kansas shows a slight height edge in the matchup.
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Old Pro Frank Ramsey Sparks Boston Club Off Bench
Frank Ramsey, the longtime sixth man, came off the bench to ignite the Boston Celtics in two Friday wins. He contributed scoring bursts that helped tie games and secure victories over Los Angeles and the Chicago area, with a standout fourth quarter appearance sealing the Celtic win, while San Francisco suffered its ninth straight defeat.
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