Eight-Game Lion Grid Slate Drops Wyandotte
Lawrence High announces an eight game 1963 football schedule with Wyandotte dropped in favor of Kansas City North. Open Sept 20 at Manhattan and a four game home stand including Shawnee Mission East Leavenworth Shawnee Mission North and Topeka before finishing at Washington. Lions seek two year contracts with Ottawa Washington and Leavenworth while missing Highland Park and Independence.
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Lawrence High School
al Woolard
Wyandotte
Lawrence
Woolard
Kansas City
Lions
Manhattan
Ottawa
Derby
Shawnee-Mission East
Leavenworth
Shawnee-Mission North
Topeka
Washington
Wichita
Springfield
Missouri
Raytown
Coffeyville
Salina
Ben Lee
Kansas University
Lee
Highland Park
Scotties
Independence
Table Rock arrives as new bass frontier in Ozarks
The article compares Table Rock with Norfork and Bull Shoals, noting how Table Rock’s location closer to population centers and rising fishing pressure shaped early angling. It recalls a 1962 11 lb 5 oz largemouth by Frank Fencom, seen as a hopeful sign for big bass in Table Rock.
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Table Rock
White River
Branson
Lake Taneycomo
Lake Norfork
Bull Shoals
Ozark
Norfolk
Lake Bull Shoals
Norforks
Bull
Table Rock Dam
Norfolk and Bull Shoals
Lake Table Rock
Lake Norfolk
Norfork
Midwest
Frank Fencom
Kansas City
West Cagers Turn Back Leavenworth In Narrow Wins
West Junior High A team overcame an 18 point deficit to win 47 46 on a 12 foot jumper by Frank Pattee with five seconds left. Mickey Allen scored 27 for West while Pattee added 10. B squad edged 20 19 as Ron Rappard led Bee scorers with 10. Next up Fort Leavenworth on Monday.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Darrel Falen
West Warhawks
Fort Leavenworth
Frank Pattee
West
Warhawk
Mickey Allen
Falen
Pattee
Ron Rappard
Chip Maxwell
Warhawk Bee
Big 0 Is the Big Hero In Cin cy's Title Drive
Oscar Robertson starred for the Cincinnati Royals, scoring 41 points and grabbing 17 rebounds to beat Boston 130 120 as Cincinnati moved within one and a half games of second place Syracuse in the Eastern Division. Bill Russell led the Celtics with 31 points after a back injury.
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Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Syracuse
Oscar Robertson
Big O
Royals
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Bill Russell
Celtics
Fights Last Night Feature Hair Ston Victory in Philly
Philadelphia bout saw Jimmy Hair Ston at 156 pounds outpoint Cash White of Atlantic City who weighed 158 and fought eight rounds last night resulting in a clear decision for Ston.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Hairston
Cash White
Atlantic City
Liston and Floyd Eye Court Battle
New York AP report says a Patterson Liston rematch may be staged in court before a ring bout. Patterson holds rights to date site and promoter and has Miami Beach, April 4, under Championship Sports. Liston, via advisor, rejects conditions, hinting at a possible legal clash over a $1 million penalty clause and terms.
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New York
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Liston
Patterson
Miami Beach
Championship Sports, Inc
Liston
Julius November
Jack Nilon
Chicago
November
Sonny
Nilon
Krueger Seeks NBA Berth for Kansas City Cage Team
Ken Krueger, president of the Kansas City ABL club, has formally applied for admission to the NBA. He cites encouragement from Kansas City groups and NBA supporters, with attention from several NBA owners. Krueger notes Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cleveland also applied as NBA owners meet in Los Angeles.
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Kansas City
Ken Krueger
National Basketball Association
Krueger
NBA
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cubs Install Athletic Director Whitlow With 12 Coaches
CHICAGO AP With 12 coaches and three vice presidents, the Chicago Cubs appoint Robert V. Whitlow 43 a former USAF colonel and first Air Force Academy athletic director as athletic director Whitlow says he will oversee education of ball players coordinate off field player personnel and supervise coaching assignments Wrigley explains he sought standardization and discipline while Grimm notes no job changes for the team A bystander questions his exact role in managing coaches
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
P. K. Wrigley
Robert V. Whitlow
U.S. Air Force
Whitlow
USAF
Cub
Fresno
Calif
West Point
Germany
France
Tor
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Wrigley
Bud” Offield
Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Twins Outfielder Bob Allison Signs 1963 Contract
Bob Allison of Minnesota Twins signed his 1963 playing contract on Thursday. The pay increase was noted but salary figures were not disclosed. Allison, the fourth Twins regular to sign, batted .266 with 29 home runs and 102 RBIs last season and reported a weight under 218 pounds as he aims for his lightest spring training weight since joining the club.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Bob Allison
Minnesota Twins
Allison
Twins
Central Beats Atchison Two Games In Junior High Clash
Central Mustangs defeated Atchison 30 to 24 on the Atchison trip. Jim Floro scored 17 points, mostly inside, as Central rallied from a 12-3 first-quarter deficit to a 16-14 halftime lead and finish strong. Doug Milroy was sidelined by flu. Central also won the B game 28 to 26 with Leonard Jackson and Kenneth White leading the scoring.
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Atchison Junior High School
Central
Mustangs
Jim Floro
Atchison
Floro
Jim O'Donnell
Central Court
Doug Milroy
Leonard Jackson
Kenneth White
Pro Cage Thursday Result Sketch
Cage results show Cincinnati 130 Boston and Detroit in Chicago at Betroit. Syracuse visits Boston while Los Angeles goes to San Francisco for scheduled games today.
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Boston
Syracuse
Chicago
Cincy and Loyola Boost Win Marks
The top ranked Bearcats of Cincinnati and second ranked Ramblers of Loyola reached the halfway mark with unblemished records. Cincinnati beat North Texas State 75-58 in the MVC behind Ron Bonham's 29 points, while Loyola routed Western Michigan 107-69 led by Jerry Harkness with 26. Other results include William and Mary over Virginia Tech 78-63, Furman over Davidson 65-63, Miami Florida over Florida 86-77, Holy Cross over Massachusetts 68-61, Providence over Rhode Island 75-67, New Orleans Loyola over Memphis State 78-15, Gongapabel over Washington State 73-56, and Pepperdine defeating Hawaii 64-59.
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Cincinnati
Ramblers
Loyola
Ron Bonham
Texas State
Jerry Harkness
Florida
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
Providence
Rhode Island
New Orleans Loyola
Memphis State
Gongapa
Washington State
Pepperdine
Hawaii
Iron Man Ellison Keeps Iron Man Streak At Kansas
Kansas guard Nolen Ellison speaks on his all out style as he nears 1,500 minutes in 37 straight games. He says the enduring pace builds experience and nerves control while guiding KU toward road tests at Iowa State and Missouri. He recalls clutch moments and a high energy, high stakes season.
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Nolen Ellison
Kansas University
Iowa State
Ames
Ellison
Journal-World
Big Eight
Jayhawkers
Kansans
Kansas
Missouri
Lions On Road Tonight At Leavenworth
Lawrence High School basketball aims to rebound with a trip to Leavenworth to face the Pioneers. The B-team opens at 6 30 followed by the varsity at about 8 with Lawrence at 5 3 and Leavenworth at 4 2 on the season.
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LIONS
Paul Brown Redirects To Vice President Role With Browns
Paul E Brown departs as head coach and general manager to become vice president of the Cleveland Browns. Owner Arthur B Modell, who purchased the team for about 4 million from New York figures, announced the decision after meetings with Brown and their lawyers. Brown remains under a six year contract with salary unchanged. duties to be defined. The move ends a 17 year era of Ohio ties and local pride as the Browns shift to outside ownership and management.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Browns
Paul E. Brown
Arthur B. Modell
New York
Browns
Precision Paul
Paul
Shaker Heights
Brown
Modell
Buckeye
Ohio
Casper Seeks San Diego Open Victory In Home Event
Billy Casper Jr the 1959 National Open champion and Apple Valley pro led the second round of the $25 000 San Diego Open in his hometown today with a 64 seven under par. One stroke behind him were Gary Player Tony Lema and Stan Leonard as unsettled showers lingered at Stardust Country Club.
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San Diego
Calif
Billy Casper Jr
Apple Valley
Stardust Country Club
Casper
Gary Player
South Africa
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Stan Leonard
Canada
Lions and Redmen To Clash Saturday In Dual Gym Meet
Lawrence and Atchison High will host a dual gymnastics meet at 10 a.m. Saturday in the Lion gym with six events including free exercise, side horse, high and parallel bars, still rings and tumbling. Coach L.R. Perry is noted as a top state instructor and Neal Wherry says the free public event aims to build fan interest in the sport.
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Lawrence and
Atchison High School
Lawrence
L. R
Dad) Perry
Neal Wherry
Wherry
Shoe Edict Among Prep Grid Rules Okayed Thursday
CHICAGO Seven minor rules changes were approved for the 1963 prep football season by the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations. A mandate requires wearing shoes at all times for safety amid barefoot or stocking wear trends. The panel also discussed a possible two-point conversion rule after touchdowns, contingent on coaches’ poll results. Other changes include raising the kicking tee, starting the clock on touch of a kickoff, extending a quarter on fair catch interference, clock-stopped plays after a fair catch, and ball spot placement on first plays after fouls following touchbacks.
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Chicago
National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations
Kansas
Federation
Clifford Fagan
Fagan
Two Pro All-Star Games Set for TV
Two professional football all-star games will be televised Sunday in the area. The AFL East-West game from San Diego airs on Channel 9 at 1 p.m. Former Kansas star Curtis Moe Clinton will play for the West. The NFL East-West game from Los Angeles airs on Channel 4 at 3 p.m. Former Kansas stars Galen Fiss and Mike McCormack will play for the East. McCormack plans to retire after this game.
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San Diego
Kansas
Curtis Moe Clinton
National Football League
Los Angeles
Galen Fiss
Mike McCormack
Cleveland Browns
McCormack
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