Eudora's Simons Counted As K-State's Sixth Starter
Jeff Simons of Eudora is seen as K-State's sixth starter as the Jayhawks and Wildcats head for a crucial Big Eight clash in Manhattan on February 1. A 6-5 guard forward, Simons averages 6.1 points with 58 rebounds, started with Eudora High and later became a key ball handler for Tex Winter's squad.
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Drive in Liquor Store Fine Wines and Liquors
Jack Colyer operates Fine Wines and Liquors at 805 Vermont, a drive in liquor store serving customers with a compact, on street style storefront and range of wines and spirits.
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Religious guard Jeff eyes KU showdowns this season
A devout, low‑key basketball talent, Jeff recalls selling popcorn at KU games and aims to beat his former rival. He helped K-State win two of three matches last season and schedules two 1964 meetings: February 1 at Manhattan and February 22 in Lawrence.
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Lions at Home For West Fray
Lawrence High School faces Shawnee Mission West on the home court after a two week layoff. LHS at 6-5, Mission 3-5. key players include Bill Scott hampered by flu and Roger Harris with ankle trouble. West’s Dave Stryker leads with 16 PPG. Doug Jackson also a threat. Lawrence won last year’s meeting 63-47 and hosts the next to last January game, with Topeka visit Jan 31.
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Weber Takes Lead in All-Star Bowling Tourney
Dick Weber of St Louis surged to the top of the $100 000 All-Star Bowling Tournament in Dallas displacing Tommy Tuttle of Rural Hall NC from the overall lead. Weber edged Mark Enghlich Milwaukee 890 886 in four games and moved to 21 11 for the round with 6917 pins. He earned a 1050 pin bonus bringing his grand total to 7967.
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Finley Plans KC Visit to Discuss A's Stadium Pact
In Kansas City Charles O Finley travels without his lawyer to talk lease terms for Municipal Stadium with city officials He may pursue another American League meeting over the Athletics situation Sharpe says KC seeks a four year lease Finley says a one or two year term may be proposed Cronin foreshadowed a possible owners meeting but no confirmation was given
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Jay-Cat Clash Set for TV Televised Big Eight Showdown
Manhattan AP reports Kansas State and Kansas will televise their February 1 basketball game after a sellout. Under Big Eight rules a sold out game may be shown on TV. H. B. Lee notes several Kansas stations plan coverage including Channel 13 Topeka.
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Lion Sophs Keep Cage Slate Clean
Lawrence sophomores improved to 4 0 with a 48 to 41 win over Topeka as Mike Harding led with 14 points and Doug Milroy added nine. Lawrence opened a 14 0 third period run to seal the game, while reserves outscored Topeka 19 to 5 in the final period.
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Cronin Says A's To Play in K C
President Joe Cronin announced the 1964 American League schedule ensuring the Athletics stay in Kansas City this year. The plan includes a record 443 night games and trade shuffled lineups while Charles Finley’s bid to move the A’s to Louisville was voted down 9-1.
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Texaco Service Ad Tune-up Brake and Wheel Work
Texaco service listing offers tune ups brake service muffler and tailpipe work wheel balancing align generator and starter service with pickup and delivery and road service in standard and mississippi area listings.
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