Dehumanizing Football Debate with Prothro and Devine
Editor note previews a roundtable with Tommy Prothro and Dan Devine as rookie NFL coaches discuss racial language, prejudice, and the pressure of building winning programs with veteran peers and the press. They reflect on vocabulary awareness and the challenge of coaching in the league.
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Tommy Prothro
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Devine
Green Bay Packers
Prothro
Devine
Associated Press
Mike Ratcher
Will Grimsley
Dan
NFL
Is football de humanizing or truly humanizing
In a concluding segment of a three part series veteran coaches Tommy Prothro and Dan Devine defend football against de humanizing charges. Prothro argues discipline remains a core humanizing element while Devine calls football profoundly humanizing through players like Carroll Dale and Bart Starr and by the devotion of a large pool of hopeful athletes across Missouri and beyond.
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United States
Devine
Prothro
Grimsley
Dave Meggyesy
Meggyesy
George Sauer
Sauer
Texas
Missouri
University of Missouri
Green Bay
Carroll Dale
Bart Starr
New York City
Fambrough Faces Coaching Hurdles at Kansas
Don Fambrough, in his sixth month as Kansas head coach, battles injuries and depth issues as spring drills end. Quarterbacks Heck Jaynes and Bruegging face shoulder and knee problems, while Vince O Neil’s banishment thins the roster. Eddie Sheats looks set to join the fall lineup, but overall Kansas lacks depth.
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Fambrough
Kansas
Jayhawks
Dan Heck
Soph
David Jaynes
Bob Bruegging
Heck
Bruegging
Jaynes
Dan
Dave
Delvin
Don
O'Neil
Eddie Sheats
Hutchinson Junior College
Sheats
Sheals
Odd Fellows Soar to 10 1 Win in Holcom League Action
The Odd Fellows defeated VFW 7 4 at Broken Arrow to extend their Holcom League lead to 10 1. Dale Miller earned the win with late help from Melvin Lisher as Casey Wempe and Lisher each had two hits. VFW’s Andy Easum, Dale Bahnmaier and Kevin Crisp contributed safeties. In other action Kiwanis blanked Lions 10 0.
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The
Odd Fellows
VFW
Broken Arrow
Dale Miller
Melvin Lisher
Casey Wempe
Lisher
Andy Easum
Dale Bahnmaier
Kevin Crisp
Stargell Named NL Player of the Month for June
Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates was named the National League Player of the Month for June by a panel of baseball writers and broadcasters.
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San Francisco
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Thomason Putt Champ With 57 At Putt-Putt Course
Thomason carded a 15 under par 57 to win the 36 hole medal play tourney at Putt-Putt golf course. Bob Brown and Chuck Brown of Topeka tied for second with 63s.
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Sarge Thomason
Bob
Chuck Brown
Topeka
Special Olympics Opens at Wichita State Stadium
About 800 Kansas youngsters travel to Wichita for the second Kansas Special Olympics at Cessna Stadium. Rose Kennedy will light the torch before the relay. Notables expected include Don Fambrough Bob Timmons Vince Gibson Wilt Chamberlain Wes Santee Hank Stram James Pearson Bob Dole and Gov. Robert Docking. Events include bowling swimming and skating with a later dance and ball game. The ceremony honors Ben Wilson the former WSU coach killed in a plane crash.
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Kansas
Don Fambrough
Bob Timmons
Kansas State
Vince Gibson
Bill Schaake
Fomer KU
Wilt Chamberlain
Jayhawk
Ben Wilson
WSU
Wilson
Royals Return May To Active Roster
Kansas City Royals catcher Jerry May has been reinstated from the 15 day disabled list after finger injury. He injured his index finger in a game against Chicago and played Thursday night in Milwaukee.
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Royals
Kansas City
Jerry May
Kansas City Royals
May
Chi- Coogo
Milwaukee
Fights Last Night By Associated Press in Towy Or
Japanese fighter Zensike Jagaway aged 127 stopped Won Suk Lee of South Korea aged 127 in a knee to the midsection clash. The bout ended with Jagaway asserting dominance in the opener.
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Towy OR -Zensike Jagaway
Japan
Won Suk Lee
South Worea
Falcons Forfeit Victory Over KC Post 399 B Team
The Lawrence CFCA Falcons defeated Kansas City Post 399 B team 9 to 0 by forfeit as the visitors did not show for the 8 p.m. game at Municipal Field. The Falcons travel to Ottawa B team Sunday night.
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Lawrence
Cfca Falcons
Kansas City Post
Municipal Field
Falcons
Legion
Ottawa
Local Church League Scores Tie Up Quietly
In a church league series the Free Methodist team edged Trinity Loutheran 14 to 4 while University Lutheran outscored Good Shepherd Lutheran 16 to 14. First Southern Baptist defeated Fleetwood 14 to 6, and Delta Functions Carriage Lamp defeated Mother Mary's Henry's 12 to 9. City Slo-Pitch results show Eagles 11, Lighthouse 0.
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Free Methodist
Trinity Loutheran
University Lutheran
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Latter Day Saints
First Southern Baptist
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