Ewing Kauffman named new Kansas City owner in baseball
Ewing Kauffman, 51, chosen to own the Kansas City baseball club in the American League, brings a reported 6 to 10 million dollars and a decisive, single-owner approach. He aims to hire competent staff, back them, and build a first division team for a community rooted market. Kansas City could gain strong leadership from Kauffman and rival owners. Kansas University coaches celebrate a NCAA freshmen rule change allowing varsity eligibility for freshmen in all sports except football and basketball. The rule's fate rests with the Big Eight faculty reps and conference approval.
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West Cage Teams Divide in Games With Leavenworth
Leavenworth Junior High beat West ninth graders 45 to 35 at West Gym. West eighth graders rallied for a 34 to 26 win over Leavenworth eighths. Scorers included Eddie Crumer 13 points and David Butler 8. Craig Van and Wade Stinson led for West with 9 and 8.
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West Teams Look Toward Ottawa Clash After Fourth Win
The eighth graders claimed their fourth win in five games as the West teams prepare to face Ottawa next Thursday afternoon in the West Gymnasium.
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Hoosier Gridders May Miss Element Of Surprise
New York AP report notes Indiana coach John Pont, named college football Coach of the Year, fears the 1968 Hoosiers may lose the element of surprise and their distinctive character as they approach the season.
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Kansas State Star Don Smith Leads Big Eight Scoring Chase
Kansas State’s 6 foot 8 star Don Smith paces the Big Eight with a 33 point per game average and 13.5 rebounds as he eyes the league’s No. 2 career scoring and rebounding marks. Iowa State visits Manhattan while Missouri seeks revenge at Nebraska in a Saturday schedule.
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Hunting and Fishing License a Peace-of-Mind Passport
A Christmas gift of a combination hunting and fishing license with upland game bird stamp offers a year of outdoor access and relaxes amid family outings. The piece frames the license as a tax on recreation that funds spots for non taxpayers to enjoy nature and activities from bird watching to boating.
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Packers Set to Defend Title in AFL Showdown Super Bowl
In a season finale clash, Green Bay faces Oakland in a Super Bowl once more. Bart Starr leads the Packers while George Blanda and the Raiders seek an upset. Oakland held a 13-1 AFL run and ranked high in defense and scoring, but Green Bay boasted top overall defense and strong rushing.
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Unthinking Talk Turns to Vast Land Grants for Hunting Pleasures
A friend spoke rashly and now holds a piece of paper granting him title to thousands of acres of public lands and waters for hunting and fishing pleasures. The speaker notes the gift was especially valuable to him and a bargain for the woman who provided it.
NCAA Clarifies Freshman Participation Rule
The NCAA clarified that freshmen may play on varsity teams in all sports except football and basketball. The policy takes immediate effect and is not retroactive, allowing this year’s freshmen four years of eligibility for NCAA events. Upperclassmen who rode as freshmen may compete in three championships. some conferences still restrict freshman participation.
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