Lawrence High football looks for depth after Cranor era
Lawrence High coach Al Woolard previews a rebuilding season with loss of Cranor and Hall of Fame talent. He cites gaps at center quarterback and fullback and outlines candidates like Denis Harris Fred Brambles Chuck Bowen and Melvin Racy while noting sophomores from the Dover Edmondson line.
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Lawrence High
al Woolard
Lion
Gary Mounkes
Larry Colman
Steve Edmonds
Marvin Pine
Tommy Black
Woolard
Brett Daniel
Jim Hill
Mike Zwink
Tommy
Jack Craner
Maryland
Charlie McCue
John Had
Doyle Schick
Cranor
LHS
Chris Pinet
Bernie Kennedy
Ken Hopkins
Pinet
Denis Harris
Fred Brambles
Halley Kampschroeder
Chuck Bowen
Bowen
Chuck
Lawrence
Annexeo
Melvin Racy
Racy
Mel
Nanny Duver
Dick Edmondson
Duver
Edmondson
Dad Perry
Fleet Hugh Smith
Okla
Army
Rodger McFarland
Stith
Jim Jarrett
Gib Wilson
Fred Bukaty
Smith
Mitchell
Littlehody Exclaims About Help Offered for Any Task
A colorful line shows Littlehody boasting that Bill Woods will provide a man to do anything for you. He ends with a wish for a telephone to reach him faster.
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Bill Woods
Wilt Chamberlain Retirement Sparks Debate Among Pals
The piece quotes Dolph the Knife and Dolph Schayes debating Wilt Chamberlain's retirement at age 23. They argue the move reflects immaturity, note his potential to return for money and competition, and contrast NBA summers with Harlem Globetrotters schedules. The NBA would be stronger with him, but may endure without him.
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Dolph Schayes
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
Sport Magazine
Schayes
Dipper
Wilt
Kansas
Chamberlain
Bob Pettit
George Mikan
George
NBA
Dolph the Knife
Harlem Trotters
Bomb scare delays Yankees and Tigers departures
A bomb scare delayed the New York Yankees and the Detroit Tigers by about two hours Sunday night. United Airlines flights to Washington and Detroit were held for searches after an anonymous caller warned the planes would crash. Both planes departed LaGuardia around 10 p.m. EST after no dangerous items were found.
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New York
New York Yankees
Detoit Tigers
United Air Lines
Yankees
Washington
Tigers
Detroit
la Guardia
The Four Way Formula golf aid offered by mail
The article promotes a booklet titled The Four Way Formula that provides golf swing guidance. It explains aligning for shots hit left of target and reverse footwork for different stances, plus checks on backswing and downswing, with delivery via 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to the paper.
Bullets Fatal to Francis Reith in Cincinnati Home
Francis C. Reith 45 president of Crosley division Avco Corp died from a bullet wound at his Cincinnati home on Sunday.
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Cincinnati
Francis C. Reith
Crosley Division
Avco Corp
Field of 177 Tee Off In the Canadian Open
In Toronto 177 players tee off in the Canadian Open qualifying round for the $27 000 championship. Americans join 110 automatic qualifiers as 40 scorers and ties advance to the main event at St George's Club from Wednesday to Saturday.
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Toronto
St. George's Club
Royal Canadian Golf Assn
Notable Names in Local Sports Gathering
Prof Ernie Boros, Hillman Robman, Bob Goetz, Wally Ulrich, Kins, Huston Laclair, Jerry Pitt, and amateur Bob Shave were listed among participants in a local event. The article notes their involvement without stating outcomes or roles.
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Ernie Boros
Hillman Robman
Bob Goetz
Wally Ulrich
Kins
Huston Laclair
Jerry Pitt
Bob Shave
Doctoring Your Golf By Cary Middlecoff
Side hill lies puzzle the patient faces and the diagnosis offers a practical remedy. The guidance explains adjusting stance by moving closer to the ball and shifting weight to the heels to preserve balance on slopes.
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Cary Middlecoff
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Bill Mayer
Bill Nieder
Bob Endacott
Frank Black
John Wertzberger
Brian Schweda
Lions
Craner
Mouikes
Dover-Edmondson
Jim Pilch
John Hadl
Bert Coan
Curtis McClinton
Jack Mitchell
Littlehody
Woods
ELE
Ableach
Beith
Homer Wilson
Mor
Key Rexall
SCOTT
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