Kansas Jayhawks May Be No. 1 Offensive Unit Despite Ineligibility Talk
The piece analyzes KU football plans if Bert Coan is ineligible for 1962 and previews potential starters Rodger McFarland Gale Sayers Ken Coleman along with backups Tony Leiker and Lee Flachsbarth. It notes spring shifts, coaching moves, and possible quarterbacking arrangements.
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Bert Coan
Kansas
Coan
Jayhawk
Rodger McFarland
Gale Sayers
Ken Coleman
McFarland
San Diego
Tony Leiker
Hays
Leiker
John Hadi
Tony
A la Hadi
Coleman
Sayers
Jack Mitchell
Lee Flachsbarth
Don Keating
Brian Palmer
Flachsbarth
Mitchell
TCU
Ailing Man Carried Through Snow Drifts Near Wichita
Ailing 37 year old Ernest Brawner was carried a quarter mile on a stretcher through four foot snow drifts after two Sedgwick County fire trucks and an ambulance failed to reach his home ten miles south of Wichita. He was taken to a Wichita hospital where pleurisy was diagnosed.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Ernest Brawner
Brawner
Wright Sees Sea Island Course Still Win The Open
Mickey Wright captures the Sea Island Ladies Open for the fourth time in five years finishing 226 over 54 holes. Betsy Rawls led early before Wright’s eagle on the seventh hole sealed a two stroke margin. Wright earned 1000 dollars with the victory while Rawls took 760 and other notable results followed.
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Sea Island, Ga
Longhitting
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Tex
Sea Island
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Miss Wright
Barbara Romack
How to Pick Up Spares and North Dakota’s 1962 Spring Trip
Joe Wilman explains a 2-4-5 spare and how to aim from different center spots for a right-hand hook. He highlights the 2-5 pocket as the target and offers a pamphlet for 10 cents. North Dakota's 1962 baseball team will tour Wisconsin Kentucky and Arkansas in spring with coach Harold Kraft.
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Red
Fambrough
Flagstaff
Joe Wilman
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Arkansas
Harold
Pinky) Kraft
Hail and Snow Delay Crosby Golf Final at Pebble Beach
Crosby tournament halted by rare hail and snow delaying the final 18 holes. Leader Joe Campbell, Pendleton Indiana, sitting on six under through 54 holes, eyes even par 72 to win as Doug Ford, Phil Rodgers, and Ken Venturi chase in soggy conditions. Gardner Dickinson’s ball buried by whiteout as weather reshapes the final round.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
Joe Campbell
Gardner Dickinson
Campbell
Pendleton
Ind
Purdue
Doug Ford
Vernon Hills
N.Y
Doug
Houdini
Phil Rodgers
San Diego
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
California
Crosby
Postal rate debate frames budget balance and UN costs
A reader favors a one penny rise in first class and air mail to balance the federal budget. A correspondent questions US payments to the UN and warns against the Common Market, noting the impact on Kansas farmers and farm price supports.
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Ellsworth
W.P
W. P
Hawks win twice in playoff push amid tight Western race
St Louis Hawks beat the Knicks 124 113 and the Packers 116 112 to climb within 34 games of third place Detroit as NBA action tightens the race. Cliff Hagan 26 Len Wilkens 23 pace Saint Louis while Wilt Chamberlain nets 62 for Philadelphia in OT over Syracuse.
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St. Louis Hawks
Hawks
New York Knicks
Chicago Packers
St. Louis
Detroit Pistons
Detroit
Boston Celtics
Philadelphia Warriors
Syracuse Nats
Los Angeles Lakers
Chicago
Bob Pettit
Cliff Hagan
Len Wilkens
Gene Shue
Pistons
Boston
Celtics
Shue
Wilt Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Boulder Technician Is Ski Champ Again And Outclasses Top Field
Austen Samuelstuen of Boulder Colorado captured his third national ski jumping title at the Norge Ski Club 60 meter hill with jumps of 194 and 190 feet and 26.5 points. The 32 year old avionics tech born in Norway outdistanced Steve Rieschl and Gene Kotlarek who finished second and third.
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Austen Samuelstuen
Boulder
Colo
Norway
Norge
Samuelstuen
U.S
Zakopane
Poland
Steve Rieschl
Steamboat Springs
Rieschl
Gene Kotlarek
Duluth
Minn
Willie Erickson
Iron Mountain
Mich
John Ballant
Minneapolis
Westby
Wis
Swahili Bible Translation Noted For Brevity and Accuracy
Linguist Mario Pei observes that the Swahili translation of the first five Biblical books uses fewer words than the Hebrew text and shows surprisingly little distortion, highlighting conciseness and fidelity.
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Mario Pei
Braves Sign Aaron and Mathews for 1962 Season
Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews have signed new contracts with the Milwaukee Braves as the club rushes to rebuild after a fourth place finish. The duo joins Warren Spahn Del Crandall and 18 signees in solidifying a power core for the 1962 campagin with reported salaries between 55 000 and 60 000 each.
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Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Aaron Mathews
Warren Spahn
del Crandall
Aaron
Mathews
John McHale
McHale
New York Yankees
Luis Arroyo
Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Detroit Tigers
Hank Aguirre
Phil Regan
Mickey Stanley
Cincinnati
Johnny Edwards
Washington
Senators
Bob Johnson
Pittsburgh
Coot Veal
Jose Martinez
Canadians AFL Plan Star Game
Houston Oilers owner Bud Adams proposed an international all star game between Canadian and American football leagues. Montreal Alouettes president Ted Workman endorsed it and supported sharing revenue with players pension funds to improve post season opportunities and pensions. The Canadian league ends its regular season in November.
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Jack McMahon
Kansas City
Steers
McMahon
Jack
Los Angeles
Cleveland
K. C
Houston, Tex
K.S
Bud) Adams
Houston Oilers
Montreal
M. E
Ted) Workman
Montreal Alouettes
Workman
Adams
Canada
Robert F Kennedy weighing Soviet Moscow visit
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy weighs a Soviet invitation to visit Moscow amid a world trip planned for February through March. He would visit Tokyo Hong Kong Rome Berlin Paris London if the Moscow stop is added.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Moscow
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Robert Kennedy
Ethel
Japan
Indonesia
Iran
Germany
Hong Kong
Rome
Free University of Berlin
Kennedys
Paris
London
New York Teams Dominate Bermuda Goodwill Golf Event
Wheatley Hills of East Williston N Y captured the title in a playoff and Rockville of Rockville Centre N Y finished fifth among 80 teams in the Bermuda Goodwill Golf Tournament early rounds.
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New York
Wheatley Hills
East Williston
N. Y
Rockville
Rockville Centre
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