KU Faces K State Clash as Correll Departure Looms
Kansas prepares for the Big Eight showdown with Kansas State at Manhattan set for 7 30 p m on Channel 13. The game marks the final appearance of Co Captain Al Correll whose eligibility ends at Manhattan. Harp tests guards Loving Lewis Gibson and others to fill the void as KU aims to stay atop the league race.
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Jayhawks Drown Texas A&M 76 19 in College Station Meet
Kansas University unbeaten swim team under coach Dick Beamon defeated Texas A&M 76 to 19 in College Station to improve to 4 0 in duals. Mike Calwell of Kansas City led KU with record shattering performances as two A M pool records fell.
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Halas Focused on 1964 After NFL Title Win
Miami Beach AP report profiles George Halas 68 planning for next season he says defeats are expected and Green Bay remains the team to beat. He notes Bears as non complacent and discusses a one half win half loss proposal and a $28.2 million TV contract as owners meet. He also covers staff moves with Nick Skorich joining Cleveland as an assistant and Jerry Wolman evaluating Philadelphia choices.
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Kansas swimmers set relay records and win titles
In 1:25.2 breaking the 1:27.83 mark by A M's Dick Weick in 1956 Kansas in the 400 yard medley relay led by Bill Johnson Jim Basile Mike Downey and Bill Mills clocked 4 01 9 The 400 yard freestyle relay of Hutchinson Mills Allen and Bisbee won in 3 36 6 Other Kansas winners included Ron Marsh Stebbins Bisbee Johnson and Basile In the meet A M's only winner was Jim Hooton in the 50 yard freestyle.
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Jim Hooton
McPherson Victory Over Kansas Wesleyan Joins 5-5 Conference Tie
McPherson opened with a 14-4 burst and beat Kansas Wesleyan 90-79 in a Kansas Conference game at McPherson. Marion Enke scored 24 and John Tegeler 22 for McPherson while Paul Peters added 21 for Wesleyan, leaving the teams 5-5 in the league.
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Huerta Still In Running For Wake Forest Coach
Marcelino Huerta, coach at Wichita University, remains a candidate for Wake Forest College head football coach after Billy Hildebrand was dismissed following a 1 win in 10 games season. Bill Tate of Illinois visited the school again over the weekend as another possible choice.
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Air Force and Coach Negotiate Over New Contract
Air Force Academy officials said talks with head football coach Ben Martin over a new contract would continue through the week. Col. Edmund Rafalko, director of athletics, issued the statement after reports that Martin might quit coaching to enter private business. Martin's current five year pact expires June 1 1965.
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Miami Beach Motel chief cites low-flying helicopters
The president of the Greater Miami Beach Motel Association says sightseeing helicopters deliberately fly low over motel solariums to embarrass guests, prompting complaint and demand for action.
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Bearcats Face Tough Week After St Louis Loss
UC Bearcats, under Ed Jucker, hit a pivotal stretch with a 78-76 MVC loss to St Louis. They must beat Wichita State on the road and Tulsa at home while All American Ron Bonham fights a cold in hospital.
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Hunt Part Owner of Diamond Club
Lamar Hunt, owner of the Kansas City Chiefs, was announced as a half owner of the Dallas and Fort Worth baseball clubs, joining Fort Worth partner Tommy C. Mercer. Hunt vowed to pursue a major league franchise for North Texas and noted past successful ventures with Mercer. The new owners may push construction of a stadium midway between Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Fireman Rescues Monkey From Flaming Store
Fireman Bob Zager pulled a monkey from a burning Miami pet shop and revived it with mouth to mouth. He took the animal home and later sought veterinary care for the monkey and medical attention for himself after being bitten.
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Youth Movement in High Gear for 1964 Colts Season
The Houston Colt .45s pursue a rebuild in 1964 with a broadened first-year player pool due to expansion rules. Nellie Fox joins from the White Sox as pitching remains a strength with veterans and youngsters competing for starting spots. Batters include Bateman Grote Staub Runnels and Fox leads infield, while center field remains uncertain awaiting Wynn’s development.
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Senate unit to hear antitrust exemption on baseball
A Senate subcommittee will begin hearings Thursday on professional baseballs antitrust exemption. Ford Frick and Charles O. Finley are named witnesses as Hart says the probe will be low pressure. Finley may testify about his bid to move the Athletics to Oakland after Kansas City.
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Hart Pushes Limited Antitrust Reach for Team Sports
The article notes Hart proposing legislation to apply antitrust limits to all four team sports. This measure is the central topic for upcoming witnesses and reflects a broader effort to reform how leagues operate. The debate centers on balancing competition with player and league interests.
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Chamberlain Leads NBA Trends Amid Shifts in Top Ranks
Wilt Chamberlain remains the NBA scoring and rebounding leader as rookie Jerry Lucas and veteran Larry Costello seize top spots in field goal accuracy and free throw percentage. Robertson trails in assists while Bob Pettit nears a 19,000 career point milestone and Bill Russell presses near the rebound edge.
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AFL to Sign TV Rights Sale Soon
The Boston Globe reports the American Football League will announce within 72 hours the sale of its television rights for about 12 million dollars. The story, by Sports Editor Jerry Nason, says the Globe has exclusive information.
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