Cutchin Eyes One Game At A Time Versus OU
Oklahoma State coach Phil Cutchin discusses focusing on each game one at a time to build a strong season. He notes OU looms as a national title contender with two strong lines and key players such as Grisham and Looney, while Nebraska Kansas and Missouri join a four way race.
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Legion Wins Pair And Now 15 13
Lawrence's American Legion beat Leavenworth 3-2 in nine innings, then crushed Garnett 19-1. Browning and Armbrister doubled for Leavenworth. Light earned the win for Lawrence trailing 2-0, while Yates pitched for Lawrence in 4 4 innings and Light finished. Lawrence sits at 15-13 with upcoming games at Manhattan and Salina.
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Missouri to add indoor Olympic pool near Rothwell Gym
Missouri University plans two swimming pools in Columbia with bids opening soon. An indoor Olympic size pool of 171 by 136 feet will be added to Rothwell Gymnasium area on Rollins Street. The project is funded at 400000 dollars by the General Assembly.
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Palmer Method Illustrates Proper Golf Swing Top
The article explains how a golfer should lead the downswing with the left hand after the backswing peak. It emphasizes that the right hand should only dominate after the wrists start to un cock, ensuring a powerful and accurate shot.
Marsh wins senior men one meter diving crown at Midwest AAU
Ron Marsh of Kansas University claimed the senior men one meter diving title at the Midwest Regional AAU Swim Meet in Kansas City. Marsh, a KU football guard, is on the Varsity swim team and a Kansas City Golden Gloves heavyweight boxing champion.
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Diamond Data By The Associated Press
Amelia leads Wet with a strong showing as results from Saturday and Sunday include wins for Cleveland Detroit Chicago and New York teams. National League standings and city scores are reported alongside upcoming games and matchups for several clubs.
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Seven-Footer Nick Bint Signs With Kansas State Wildcats
Santa Fe Saint Michael's star Nick Bint, a seven-foot senior, signed a letter of intent Saturday to join Kansas State University. The all-state standout, who scored 1038 points last season to set the state record, held over 50 college offers and boasts a career high of 80 points in a game. Wildcats coach Tes Winter welcomed the decision, calling it a happy moment for his program.
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Star Dodger Pupoe Leads Comeback Victory Over Reds
Dodgers star PUPOUUINGE-Sandy contributed a strong performance as Los Angeles defeated Cincinnati. National League leaders dominated with key hits and strong pitching, extending a winning streak. Don Almaner and Vag Bene tied into the action with solid plays.
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Rookie Hart Injured In Giants Doubleheader Start
San Francisco Giants rookie Jim Hart, called from Tacoma, tripled into a disrupted debut as a fractured shoulder ended his 1964 season before it began. Hart suffered the injury after being struck by a Bobo Gibson pitch in the second inning of the first game. The Giants won 4-3 in 18 innings.
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Doc Kearns Dies at 90 in Miami
Miami AP report recalls Doc Kearns longtime boxing manager for Jack Dempsey. He helped popularize boxing in the 1920s and pioneered the first million dollar gate by allowing women to attend fights. He died aged 90 after a hospital stay.
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