Former KU coach Sikes to speak at Pittsburg State clinic
J V Sikes of Kansas University will be one of the speakers at the August 12 coaching clinic at Pittsburg State, with Pitt coach Carrie Smith heading the staff. Sikes will discuss passing offense and his KU tenure from 1948 to 1953 saw strong air attack.
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J. V. Sikes
Pittsburg State
Pitt
Carrie Smith
Sikes
J. W
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Arnie Palmer
Kentucky
Lexington
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
LSU
Alabama
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawks
Gale Sayers
Kansas
Steve Renko
Sayers
Gale
Mike Johnson
Mike
Renko
121 Top Score For LCC Event
Gene Riling and John Weatherwax won the two ball best ball handicap golf tournament at Lawrence Country Club posting 23 under par with 59 62 121. A three way tie for second followed with Kennedy Wiley 62 63 125 Crown Owens 63 62 125 Hull Denton 61 64 125.
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al Woolard
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Journal-World Photo
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John Weatherwax
Riling
Weatherwax
Riling-Weatherwax
Ted Owens
Kelso Eyes $2 Million Mark After Suburban Victory
Kelso, the three time Horse of the Year, won the $108 500 Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct carrying 133 pounds. The victory raised his career earnings to $1 307 037, placing him second all time behind Round Table and inching toward the $2 million milestone as he continues racing this year.
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Ralph
Lawrence High
Boston
Dick Stuart
Houk
Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
Dick) Williams
Stuart
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Norm Siebern
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Aqueduct
Ismael Valenzuela
Kelso
Nashua
Tune-up and wheel service at Greke and Oth & Mise
General tune-up service and wheel balancing offered by Greke Service and Oth & Mise. Delivery available. Contact Rosa at 8-8607 for pricing and appointment details.
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Greke
Rosa
Giant Skipper Defies Tradition In All Star Selections
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark named 17 players for the National League All Star squad, balancing the club rather than honoring second ballots. The selections omit three second choices and include eight pitchers with emphasis on lefties, plus key infielders and outfielders. Dark aims to minimize pitcher workload and ensure representation from multiple clubs.
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Alvin Dark
Dark
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Ken Hubbs
Chicago
Jim Maloney
McKinley Wins Wimbledon Title in Straight Sets
Chuck McKinley of St. Louis defeated Fred Stolle of Australia 9-7 6-1 6-4 to become the first American man to win Wimbledon in eight years. McKinley, 22 and a 1961 finalist, dropped no sets en route and earned a center court triumph before about 18 000 fans. Billie Jean Moffitt advanced to challenge Margaret Smith in the women’s final.
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St. Louis
Australia
Fred Stolle
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Stolle
Billie Jean Moffitt
Margaret Smith
Seven-Car Pileup Injures Three at Topeka Stock Car Meet
At the Mid- America Fairgrounds Fourth of July stock car race in Topeka three drivers were injured in a seven car crash. John Mickie from Columbus Junction Iowa and Curly Mills of Beverly Hills California were listed in satisfactory condition at Stormont Vail Hospital, Ernie Derr of Keokuk Iowa was treated and released. The race winner was Ramo Stott of Keokuk.
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Mid- America Fairgrounds
John Mickie
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Curly Mills
Beverly Hills
Calif
Stormont - Vail Hospital
Ernie Derr
Keokuk
Ramo Stott
Phillies blank Pirates then win second game 6-1
Pitcher Art Mahaffey limited Pittsburgh to two hits in a 1-0 victory and scored the deciding run with a first inning double. The Phillies completed a doubleheader with a 6-1 win. Jerry Kindall homered for the Indians in the opener and added a two run shot in Cleveland's 7-4 nightcap victory, totaling five hits in the twin bill.
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Phillies
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Jerry Kindall
Indians
Heston
Cleveland
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