Kansas State and KU recruit list dominance in 1964 freshman bids
Bill Guthridge cites six from Kansas named as Big Eight prospects for 1964-65. Five signed by Kansas State include Alan Robinson Earl Seyfert Steve Honeycutt Gene Rider and Steve Webb with two possible choices from Lawrence High. KU pursues Harris Trull Lang Bohnenstiehl Carter Williams and Warren, aiming for nine freshman scholarships.
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Bill Guthridge
Kansas State
Kansas
Alan Robinson
Emporia
Earl Seyfert
Humboldt
Steve Honeycutt
Gene Rider
Hays
Steve Webb
Clearwater
Guthridge
Roger Harris
Bill Trull
Lawrence High
Kansas University
K-State
Tex Winter
Harris
Trulli Cage
Manhattan
Trull
John Shupe
Tom Milbourn
Walt Viney
Wichita North
John Winter
Dodge City
Rod McMullen
Phillipsburg
Joe Henrichs
Tom Rogge
Washington
Leo Hawkins
Wichita East
Mike Williams
Camelback High School
Phoenix
Ariz
KSU Aide
Williams
Ned Goss
Waynesville
Tom Harvey
Anderson
Ind
Nick
the Stick) Pino
Santa Fe
N. M
Lawrence
Rodger Bohnenstiehl
Collinsville
Iil
John Carter
Norton
Ron Lang
Leavenworth
Wandy Williams
Long Island
Warren
Robinson
Seyfert
Owens
Bob Mulcahy
Sam Miranda
Powder Puff Derby Queen Wins 18th Race in Fresno
Mary Ann Noah of Mission Kansas won the 18th Powder Puff Derby crossing 2,573 miles with copilot Mary Atkins from Wichita. Judy Wagner placed second and Frances Bera third as 48 of 61 planes finished amid winds and attrition.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Mary Ann Noah
Mission
Kan
Ed Perkins the globe trotter junior welterweight king
Ed Perkins and manager Johnny Conlon travel worldwide to secure title fights after being unable to get a U.S. bout. Marie Conlon, known as a sharp talent judge, has organized 25 000 matches, amateur and pro, guiding Perkins to defenses in Tokyo and Kingston. The couple, married 43 years, headlines boxing diplomacy across continents.
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Chicago
Eddie Perkins
Will
Perkins
United States
Johnny Conlon
Johnny
Marie
Maloney
South Side
Milan
Taly
Duilio Loi
Loi
Roberto Cruz
Manilla
Tokyo
Yoshimori Takahashi
Kingston
Jamaica
Bunny Grant
Eddie
Coulon
Sugar Ray Robinson Stops Riley in Sixth Round
Sugar Ray Robinson 161 pounds outclassed Clarence Riley 168 of Detroit delivering a technical knockout at 2:40 of the sixth round after scoring knockdowns in the fourth and fifth rounds in Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Sugar Ray Robinson
Clarence Riley
Detroit
Robinson
Riley
Ron Cerrudo Looming As Favorite In Trans Miss Action
Medalist Ron Cerrudo 19 from San Francisco tops Trans Miss first round match play at Colorado Springs. He defeated Dallas Peters 5 and 3. Oklahoma State freshman Roger Brown upset Fletcher Jones 2 and 1. Colorado coach Les Fowler beat George Hixon 1 up with a 12 foot birdie on 14. Kansas amateur champ Jim Vickers edged Walt Fondren in 21 holes after Fondren’s drive found rocks.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ron Cerrudo
San Francisco
Cerrudo
Dallas Peters
Campaign
Ill
Fletcher Jones
Los Angeles
Roger Brown
Oklahoma State
Arkansas City
Kan
Les Fowler
University of Colorado
George Hixon
Oklahoma
Hixon
Oklahoma City
Fowler
Colorado
Jim Vickers
Kansas
Wichita
Walt Fondren
Houston
Tex
Fondren
Bunker May Carry Orioles to Crown
Hank Bauer led the Orioles in their World Series quest as Wally Bunker emerged as the surprise ace of Bauer's pitching staff. The young right hander, only 19, headlines Baltimore's drive for the crown with a breakout season.
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Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinal
St. Louis
Detroit
Dean
Hank Greenberg
Diz
Big Tiger
Greenberg
Frankie Frisch
Dizzy
Bunker
Orioles
Hank Bauer
Wally Bunker
Bauer
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles chase first American League pennant in tight race
Baltimore sits three games ahead of Chicago and New York in the AL standings as they head to a doubleheader with Cleveland. Bunker, 8-2, to pitch the second game with Milt Pappas opening. The Orioles, led by Bunker Robinson and Boog Powell, have pressed the pace since mid June and threaten the Yankees in a three-way chase. In the NL, San Francisco fell to Chicago 2-0 before winning 7-2, while Pittsburgh crushed Cincinnati 9-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dimaggio
Joe
Casey Stengel
Leo Durocher
Jimmy Foxx
Dimaggio
Durocher
Stengel
Casey
Nationals
National
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Johnny Podres
New York
Orioles
Chicago
Cleveland
Bunker
Milt Pappas
Bauer
Baker
Brooks Robinson
Boog Powell
Baltimore
White Sox
Yankee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kuntri Hks Dominate Zombies In Lincoln Park Softball
The Kuntri Hks defeated the Zombies 25 to 3 and the Veterans of Foreign Wars beat the Country Cousins 19 to 4 in Wednesday night girls softball at Lincoln Park. Two games are scheduled Monday at Lincoln Park, starting 6 15 p.m.
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Kuntri Hks
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lincoln Park
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Joe Pepitone
New York Yankee
Frisch
Puff Derby Queen
Hubby
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The
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King
Charles Chamberlain
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Sugar Ray
A. V. Phillips
Eveready
Stern Auto
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U QO
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Lhai
Et ‘ Bartelsmey
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Haskell
Ford
Liberal
Ford Quality Car Care
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Haddock
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Goodyear
Goodyear Auto
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Hatfield-Jackson Oil Co., Inc
Raw River Bridge
Lawrence Auto Service Center
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