Lions Return After Break Face Shawnee Mission West
Lawrence High resumes play Friday night against Shawnee Mission West after a holiday break. Coach Max Rife notes his squad, still easing from illness and injuries, features Bill Trull averaging 18 points and Bo Harris limited by injuries while West’s Da vid Stryker leads with 16.1 ppg as the Vikings bring a 3-5 season record into the matchup.
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Hall of Fame Vote Falls Short for Appling and Ruffing
In Cooperstown the Hall of Fame vote by BBWAA yielded no candidate reaching 75 percent of votes. Luke Appling and Red Ruffing led with 142 and 141 votes respectively, leaving 28 others to await a second ballot under the 1962 rule change. Ballots go to members with a February 5 deadline. up to five votes may be cast from the 30 top vote-getters.
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Chiefs Owner Lamar Hunt Marries Norma Knobel R City
Lamar Hunt owner of the Kansas City Chiefs married Norma Knobel at her Richardson Texas home. Hunt 32 and Knobel 25 wed in Richardson with Hunt’s father oilman H L Hunt noted as family link.
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Cubs Sign 24 Players in Major Contracts
Chicago Cubs announce 24 of 37 listed players signed today marking a busy contract period for the team. The move signals extensive roster activity as management secures key agreements ahead of the season.
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Hogan silent on return as yips plague golfing legend
Ben Hogan, 51, says he quit in 1955 to avoid the grind and regrets nothing. The Fort Worth icon cites the putting yips and aging as reasons, while noting he could return with a stroke if he could regain form. He remains proud of four U S Opens and Masters titles and his long-standing Open and Masters records.
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Colts Obtain Kasko From Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts acquire Eddie Kasko from the Cincinnati Reds for Wally Wolf and cash plus a future player. Kasko, 31, was the regular shortstop on Cincinnati’s pennant winner in 1961 and has since played mainly at third base and also second.
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Finley keeps tight lips as A's face move and legal deadline
New York AP report notes Charles QC Finley did not speak to reporters while AL President Joe Cronin avoided contact in a hotel meeting. Timed by a league ruling Finley must negotiate a lease or face expulsion if the A's are to move from Kansas City. The Athletics proceeded with early 1964 signings including Diego Segui and George Williams among others.
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Johnson's pick is Baugh in White House talks
Prime Minister Pearson says he agrees with President Johnson on most topics at the White House, except the best football quarterback. Pearson backs Y A Tittle, while Johnson favors Sammy Baugh, former Redskins star from Texas.
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Cage Scores From The Associated Press
Villanova defeats West Chester 78 to 61 and Providence beats Canisius 77 to 74 in early college basketball action. Pittsburgh over Kent State 64 to 63 and Army wins 64 to 59 against Hofstra. Virginia Tech tops East Carolina 72 to 68.
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Murrell Eyes 20 Point Season Mark At K State
Kansas State star Willie Murrell averages 21.5 points through 14 games, aiming to join Big Eight peers as a 20 point career scorer. He trails Wilt Chamberlain and Clyde Lovellette among all time leaders, with several conference rivals also surpassing 1,000 career points. Murrell, a junior college transfer, could reach 1,001 points in 50 games, with NCAA tournament inclusion offering another chance.
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Netsky Leads Opening Doherty Women's Amateur Play
Hollywood’s Ann Netsky shot a five under par 71 to set a new eight year Doherty tourney qualifying mark at Coral Ridge Golf Club. She paired with Madge McDonald of Atlanta as the match play began in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
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