Ice fishing on home ground urged by KU expert
Dr. Frank Cross of Kansas University promotes winter ice fishing at Lone Star Lake and other Kansas spots. He says anglers can find warm pockets under ice, benefit summer fishing, and should fish lakes or ponds with care, using minnows or small jigs and following idle-line rules.
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K State to Play San Jose in 1963 Football Schedule
Kansas State will host San Jose State College on September 28 1963 replacing a game with Marquette University which dropped football. San Jose State and K State have not met before.
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Boston College Names Detroit Coach Jim Miller
Newton Mass AP reports Jim Miller who led Detroit to a 7 2 mark in 1959 has been signed by Boston College for three years as head football coach. Miller succeeds Ernie Hefferle who returns to Pittsburgh. Miller’s Detroit team beat BC in two straight seasons.
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Nebraska Hires Bob Devaney as New Head Coach
Nebraska fans rally around incoming head coach Bob Devaney from Wyoming. The recruiter and organizer compiled a 35-10-5 five-year record, favors a spread and T formation, emphasizes defense, and plans a strong state and regional talent search for the Huskers.
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Ford Wins Crosby Title In Sudden-Death Playoff
Doug Ford, 39, captured the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament crown at Pebble Beach after a 72-hole tie with Joe Campbell. Ford won in a sudden-death playoff on the 385-yard par four final hole, earning $5,300 plus a pro-am prize. Campbell took $3,400 for his runner-up effort.
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Buckeyes Lead as AP Poll Names Ohio State No 1
Unbeaten Ohio State remains the top-ranked college basketball team, capturing all 42 first-place votes and 420 points through games prior to Saturday. Kentucky stays second, Cincinnati third, Kansas State fourth, with Southern California rising to fifth after a bye week.
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Ruth Award Goes To Ford With World Series Wins
New York Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford will receive the Babe Ruth Award at the 39th annual New York chapter dinner. Ford, 33, was chosen for outstanding performance in the 1961 World Series, aided by two 1961 Series victories against the Cincinnati Reds and 14 scoreless innings extending his runless streak to 32 innings.
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Two Men Charged In Bribe Attempt
Wake County grand jury charges Frank Lefty Rosenthal of Miami Florida and David Budin of New York with two counts each of conspiring to bribe and bribery for offering money to NYU player Ray Paprocky to shave points in NCAA regional and semifinal games. The case ties to NYU versus West Virginia and NYU versus Ohio State games in 1960.
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Jensen and Antonelli End Major League Careers
Jackie Jensen former MVP of 1958 and Boston star announces retirement after a 12 plus year career. Johnny Antonelli veteran pitcher, recently with the Mets, says he quits to be home with his family after a long run with the Braves Giants and Indians.
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Lucas Dominates Purdue as Buckeyes Cruise to Victory
Ohio State, ranked No 1, beat Purdue 91 65 in Columbus extending its home win streak to 29 while Jerry Lucas scored 32 points and grabbed 25 rebounds. Dischinger, Purdue’s top scorer, held to nine points amid a hand injury. Maryland topped Miami Florida 71 68 and Michigan State defeated Minnesota 84 79.
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Providence Chief Prout Wins Narrow Decision in Fight
In Providence last night Chief Don Prout, 192, defeated Tom McNeeley, 2014, Arlington Mass, by outpoint. Also Paris Douglas Vaillant, 197, Cuba, beat Fernand Nollet, 135, France, by decision.
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