Lawrence High stars Hopkins Pilch ink KU football deal
Lawrence High School prospects Ronnie Hopkins and Jim Pilch signed with Kansas University as a nucleus for a strong 1963 freshman team. KU coach Jack Mitchell praised both players, with Hopkins drawing a budding rival bid from Oklahoma. The piece also notes other LHS stars and shifts in SWC‑Big Eight recruiting links.
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Jim Pilch
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Harley Kampschroeder
Tom Patchen
Charlie Dunham
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Mitchell
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William Paxson St. Clair
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Irish Niagara Miami Keep Up Good Showings
Notre Dame, Miami of Florida and Niagara each posted strong wins as they seek top ten status. Notre Dame defeated Creighton 74-48 with John Andreoli scoring 20, Miami beat Florida Southern 116-93, Niagara toppled Dayton 75-67, and Duke beat Clemson 92-67 in ACC action led by Art Heyman with 30 points.
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Jordan Best Lineman Named AP Lineman of the Year
Jordan Lee Roy Jordan of Alabama was named AP lineman of the year in the poll of sports writers and broadcasters. He received 40 votes out of 126 ballots, narrowly ahead of Minnesota tackle Bobby Bell who earned 28 votes.
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Wyandotte Bulldogs Again Rate as Cagers to Defeat
TOPEKA AP Wyandotte remains the team to beat in Kansas class AA high school basketball with four straight wins including a 43 29 victory over Wichita East East had upset Wyandotte in last year´s state final Wyandotte meets Shawnee Mission North tonight and Ward Saturday as top Kan sas City area contenders loom Also notes on Shawnee Mission West Topeka Pittsburg Coffeyville Wichita East West South Central rail and other matchups across districts
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Ward
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Coffeyville
Columbus
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East
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