Ex-Collegian Campbell Leads Crosby Tourney Field
Ex-collegian Joe Campbell shot a one under par 71 to go 18 under through two rounds at Pebble Beach, leading the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament amid wind and rain. Jacky Cupit sits tied for third after 138, with Ken Venturi at 141. The field, split across Pebble Beach, Cypress Point, and Monterey Peninsula, contends in difficult conditions as weather worsens.
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Joe Campbell
Crosby Tourney
Pebble Beach
Calif
Campbell
Cypress Point
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Pacific Ocean
Ken Venturi
Monterey
Crosby
Phil Rodgers
Bob Harris
Doug Sanders
Chuck Congdon
Wash
Coleader
Rodgers
Mason Rudolph
Bill Casper
Rudolph
Caspera
Bob McAllister
Yorba Linda
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles Angels
Tommy Jacobs
Wheeler Faris Jr
Frenchman Could Upset Jim Beatty at Los Angeles Meet
In a feature of the Los Angeles Invitational indoor track, Michel Jazy of France faces Jim Beatty of the United States in the mile. Beatty holds 1500 and mile marks, while Delany’s 4 01.4 indoor mile record stands. also entered are Grelle Siebert San Romani Sullivan Williams and Cawley among others with notable indoor credentials.
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Los Angeles
France
Michel Jazy
Sam
Jim Beatty
Jazy
Herb Elliott
Beatty
Ron Delany
AAU
Jim Grelle
Jerry Siebert
Archie San Romani Jr
Tom Sullivan
Villanova
Alis Williams
Arizona State University
Rex Cawley
University of Southern California
Willowy
Wilma Rudolph
Parry O’brien
Hayes Jones
Herb Carper
Carper
Frank Budd
Roscoe Cook
Lez
Ralph Boston
College Wrestling Results From Across Oklahoma and Kansas
Southwestern and conference match results feature Oklahoma State defeating Colorado State 28 to 4 while Washburn Rural edges Dodge City 66 to 49. Other notable showdowns include Kansas rivals in duals and tournaments with team scores and individual placers across multiple cities and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meisendoer
Principia
Oklahoma State
Colorado State University
Warrensburg State Sc
Varkio
Dodge City
Washburn Rural
Cribs
Shawnee
Mission North
Sublette
Winona
Renton &G
Aussie Tennis Stars At Masters Tourney
Australian tennis stars Rod Laver and Ray Emerson are set to appear at the St. Petersburg Masters Tennis Tournament in April despite reports they were offered professional contracts. Confirmation came from Dr. Eduardo Sarmiento, co chair of the Florida Caribbean spring tennis tour, who relayed the news to Masters’ chairman Barclay Cunningham. Both players are top ranked in world amateur tennis and had reportedly been courted by Jack Kramer after Davis Cup wins.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Rod Laver
Ray Emerson
Eduardo Sarmiento
Caracas
Venezuela
Sarmiento
Barclay Cunningham
Laver
Emerson
Jack Kramer
Pro Tennis
Fights Last Night by the Associated Press
Honolulu Bobo Olson defeated Artie Dixon in a 10 round points decision. Los Angeles Orlando de La Fuente outpointed Al Grant in a 10 round bout. Ducky Dietz stopped Joey White in Detroit. Larry Carney stopped Joe Arsenaud in Lowell. Freddie Mack knocked out Ottavio Panunzi in Rome. Giulio Rinaldi outpointed Renata Moraes in Mary Brazil in a 10 round bout.
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Honolulu
Bobo Olson
Portland
Ore
Artie Dixon
Los Angeles
Orlando de la Fuente
al Grant
Totowa
N.J
Ducky Dietz
Detroit
Joey White
New York
Worcester
Mass
Larry Carney
Lowell
Joe Arsenaud
Lynn
Rome
Freddie Mack
Ottavio Panunzi
Giulio Rinaldi
Mary
Renata Moraes
Brazil
Wright and Smith Lead Sea Island Invite After Round
Favored Mickey Wright of Dallas and Marilynn Smith of Jupiter led 100 golfers after opening round in Sea Island Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament. Wright posted 38 on front and 37 on back for 75, while Smith’s 39 and 37 also totaled 75. Louise Suggs shot 80 to trail. Betsy Rawls was 76 with 40 on front and 36 back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Island, Ga
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Mary Ann Reynolds
Albany
Louise Suggs
Claudine Cros
Paris
Spurgeon Leads Drury Past Graceland 58 56 in Nsca Clash
Don Spurgeon scored 10 of his 21 points in a late Drury rally to seal a 58 56 win over Graceland in Springfield. Drury erased a 37 27 halftime deficit and moved to 1 3 in the MCAA, as Graceland also stood 1 3. The comeback keyed a tight finish after Graceland took a 56 53 edge with 3:30 left.
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Springfield
Don Spurgeon
Drury
Graceland
Spurgeon
Southwestern Upsets Emporia to Tie for Second in KC Conference
In Winfield Kansas the College of Emporia fell 70 to 63 to Southwestern. The loss creates a three way tie for second place in the Kansas Conference with Bethany leading at 7-1 and C of E, Southwestern and Ottawa at 6-2. Southwestern broke a 20-20 tie and led the rest of the game. Halftime score was 33 to 30.
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Winfield, Kan
Southwestern
College of Emporia
Kansas
Bethany
Ottawa
Kansas University's Dr Cora Downs studies virus in cells
Prof Cora M Downs of Kansas University and her team examine early stages of virus infection in cultured human liver cells using tissue culture and fluorescent antibody techniques. The U S Public Health Service funds the 1962 project with a 15686 grant in its 10th year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Downs
Kansas University
U.S. Public Health Service
Downs
EU Bacteriolopists
Rose Mary Grogon
Junction City
Carson W. Pryor
Little Rock
National Science Foundation
H. Craig Lyerla
Kansas City
Ruth Cady
Joan Handley
Mel Adams
Bacteriology
Ernie Kovacs Last Show Set For Tuesday Airing
Hollywood AP reports the late comedian Ernie Kovacs will have his final television show aired on ABC TV next Tuesday without commercials. Dutch Master cigars sponsor the half hour, replacing ads with a Kovacs Nairobi trio bit taped December 3. The crew funded memorial ads and Kovacs paid overtime and meals for 80 to 90 workers during production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ernie Kovacs
Abc-Tv
Ernie
Kovacs
Focal
ABCTV
Chasen's
Romanoff's
Au Petit Jean
K C Redistricting on Ballot After Court Action
Kansas City voters will see a redistricting proposal on the March 6 ballot. A court order required election officials in Jackson, Platte and Clay counties to place the plan, which would elect 12 councilmen by districts and the mayor at large, on the ballot despite the City Council's opposition. The city now has four districts with four at large members and the mayor.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Jackson
Platte
Clay
You May Not Need a 16 Pound Bowling Ball
Many bowlers use a 16 pound ball but lighter weights suit some players better. Examples include Walter Ward using 15 pounds 12 ounces and Robbie Frey 15 pounds 11 ounces. Junie McMahon switched to 15 pounds and scored a 300. A heavy ball shows as shoulder droop in the backswing. Joe Wilman offers Three Ways to Better Bowling pamphlet for 10 cents and a stamped return envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ward
Robbie Frey
Junie McMahon
Joe Wilman
McLouth Community News and Visitors List
Local residents and guests visit family homes across McLouth and nearby towns. Frequent mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bower of Wichita visiting Earl Bower's home, and other relatives from Lawrence, Leavenworth, Lee's Summit, Topeka, Kansas City, and St. Louis.
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Donald Bower
Wichita
Earl Bower
John Bower
Forest Hehn
Barbara
Lawrence
Leland McPherson
David K. Dick
Cushing Hospital
Leavenworth
Marcia Cline
Lee's Summit
Allen Casebier
Topeka
Senate
Alice Everett
Alvin Laster
Jefferson County Memorial Hospital
Laster
Tom Luse
Valley Center
Kan
Charles Fowler
Kenneth Kilkenney
West Plains
Harry Burgoyne
Eric Steeper
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ray Hanson
William Burk
Kansas City
Cecil M. Lise
Lisie Dittemore
Richard Bowen
Gottlieb Nieder
Earl Hendrix
Portland
Ore
Ed Hendrix
Emery Jasper
Jennie Hayes
Independence
John W. Kimmel
Walter Kimmel
Marlin McPherson
A. L. Jenkins
Jenkins
Fred Tobler
Charley Blythe
McLouth
John D. Bower
Legislative session ends for weekend as Kansas lawmakers depart
Residents and visitors fill McLouth area homes over the weekend with extended visits from families in Topeka Olathe and McPherson. Notable guests include Elsie Dittemore Edgar and Geraldine Gilchrist with families. Robert Slader enters Lawrence Memorial Hospital for treatment.
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Kansas
George
Linton
Dennis
Clyde DeWitt
Omaha
Ned
Elsie Dittemore
Edgar
R. V. Shanholtz
Emporia
Geraldine Gilchrist
Topeka
Harry Burgoyne
Glenn Wear
Sedalia
Allen Casebier
McLouth
Harold McHenry
David McHenry
Ricky
Olathe
Dale Gigstad
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Elsie Didemore
Tabor Edmonds
Ray Clinkenbeard
Clinkenbeard
Leland McPherson
Jerry McPherson
Clearwater
Kan
Larry McPherson
Carolyn McPherson
McPherson
Walter McPherson
Willard McPherson
Oskaloosa
Rhoda Wray
Winchester
Henry Foreman
Earl Hendrix
Portland
Ore
Ed Hendrix
Elmer Lange
William Shrader
Keith LeGer
Alan
Ray Shoemaker
Jane Schmidt
Robert Slader
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lyle Peterson
Ft. Riley
Fred Bollinger
Crowley
Colo
Tom Norman
De Soto Community Notes Include Obituary and Local Visits
Obituary reports Velma Seaton died January 12 at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City age 64 and former Shawnee Mission teacher. Local residents and families visit relatives attend anniversaries and moves. Community groups meet, including DeSoto Mutual Telephone annual meeting and PTA gathering. weather affects church services.
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Velma Seaton
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Miss Seaton
Shawnee Mission High School
Donald Gross
Gross
Emily Ballance
Leavenworth
Viola Jennings
T. C. WeMott
Carlos F. Baker
Maurice
Tom) Davison
McLouth
Mr. Davison
Maggie Davison
Frank Richardson
Eudora
Claude Richardson
Sunflower
Eldon Manning
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Manning
Donald Loper
Hawaii
Texas
Albert Thorp
Houston
Tex
Lawrence
Jimmie Plumb
DeSoto
Earl Thomas
Butler
Gardner Medical Center
Charles L. Shugart
Henry M. Shugart
Rebekah
Bethel
Nellie Shultz
Lela Allen
Judy Smith
Pansy Penner
Hazel Wright
Esther Gross
Rita Kurtz
Juanita Marshall
Velma Murphy
DeSoto Mutual Telephone Company
Memorial Hall
Ralph Morse
DeSoto Parent-Teacher Association
Grace School
Earl Butler
Los Angeles
Phillis Churchill
S. M. Smith
Moline
Ill
Grace Church
Bethel Methodist Church
Shirley Herbert
KU Medical Center
Kansas
Norbert Mize
Frank
Hendrickson
St. Charles
Merry Makers Club
Evelyn Midgett
Gladys Plummer
Polio Fund
Edna Caldwell
Ruth Souie
Ruth Dicken
Juanita. Marshall
Smith Resigns Parsons City Manager Post
Jerry M. Smith the Parsons city manager submitted his resignation to the City Commission effective March 15. He joined Parsons July 15, 1960 after 21 years as assistant city manager in Lawrence and will become sales manager for Ankortite Products Inc in mid March.
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Parsons
Kan
Jerry M. Smith
Kriday
Smith
Lawrence
Kansas University
Ankortite Products, Inc
Parsons Manufacturing
Ankortite
Congregation Meeting At Trinity Lutheran Sunday
The Trinity Lutheran Church will hold its annual congregational meeting at 2 30 p m Sunday in the upstairs social rooms. Reports from church boards and groups will be heard and a trustee will be elected Arvid Jacobson is nominated. Four council seats will be filled and nominations may be made at the meeting. A tentative 1962 budget of 34477 will be presented with 11140 allocated to wider church work through several Lutheran organizations.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church Men
Luther League
Arvid Jacobson
Bill Collinson
Harold Krogh
Carl Mingus
Ray Wagner
Bob Iverson
Gene Fritzel
Arthur Winchell
Rodger Johnson
Louis Dellwig
Paul Ericson
Oscar Schwarz
Board of Trustees
Church Council
Central States Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Lutheran World Action
Lutheran Student Foundation For
Kansas
Three Children and Father Die in Suburban Baltimore Fire
A split level home in Lutherville near Baltimore burned early today killing Raymond Tippett 35 and his sons Paul 9 Gordon 7. Their mother Helen 34 survived with fractures after jumping from a second floor bedroom. The youngest Matthew 4 4 was found in the living room. Fire officials ruled four deaths from burns. cause not immediately known.
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Lutherville
Balimore
Union Memorial Hospital
Baltimore
Raymond Tippett
Paul
Gordon
Matthew
Helen Tippett
Iowa FCIC chiefs urge support for farm programs
At the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation annual meeting Iowa FDIC director Justice C. Dee urged agents and farmers involved with the program to promote Congress enacted farm policies. Dee, who became state director January 1 after Jesse W. Bishop’s resignation, warned against reporting criticism of USDA administered programs.
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Des Moines
Towa
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
Congress
Justic C. Dee
FDIC
USDA
Department of Agriculture
Dee
Jesse W. Bishop
Atlantic
KU Professor Selected for Year in Lausanne Training School
Kansas University professor Jack Steele of the business administration faculty was chosen as one of seven American professors to attend a year long international management training program in Lausanne Switzerland. The program underwritten by Nestle links with Harvard and draws 51 participants from 19 nations. Steele and his wife plan July departure with children Don and Sherie, as the school begins August 1.
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Jack Steele
Kansas University
Lausanne
Switzerland
Steele
Boston
Don
Sherie
Lawrence
Tmde
Nestle Corp
Harvard University
U.S
Yale
Harvard
Stanford
California University
Washington University
St. Louis
Wiley S. Mitchell
Quintetto Boccherini Shines in Snowbound Swarthout Hall
The Quintetto Boccherini, led by Pina Carmirelli, performed Boccherini in G major Hindemith and Schubert in Swarthout Recital Hall. Critics praise stylistic sensitivity effortless ensemble and beautiful sonority as the audience applauded two encores by the ensemble’s namesake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Steinhardt
Boccherini
Swarthout Recital Hall
Pina Carmirelli
Haydn
Mozart
Hindemith
Anchor Savings Pays Record 1961 Dividends
Anchor Savings Association paid dividends of more than one million dollars to savers during 1961. More than 20 000 savers shared in the distribution, the largest sum ever paid by the firm. President Harry T West announced record gains in savings, total loan volume and new customers. Local office at 737 Mass St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchor Savings Association
Harry T. West
Anchor Savings
West
Mass
Coyotes Hunt Postponed to February 3 in Shawnee
Shawnee Grange coy ote hunt postponed until 10 30 p m Feb 3 due to the snowstorm. Starting point is the Grange Hall southeast of Topeka.
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Shawnee Grange Coyote Hunt
Grange Hall
Topeka
Public zoning hearing in Tawrence Whtmeat set for Feb 21 1962
The Waning Commission of the City of Tawrence Whtmeat will meet at 7:80 pm on February 21, 1962 to consider zoning District 8 Lot 73, Block 19. Hearings will take place at the stated rate and place with City Clerk H C Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrence
Guy Jal
West Lawrenee Gira & Miss
H.C. Fisher
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