Caddy Listed With Big Part In Lemma's Open Win
Tony Lema won the British Open at St Andrews after a five shot margin over Jack Nicklaus with caddy Tip Anderson guiding him on the Old Course. Anderson credited with big part in the victory, comparing Lema to Palmer and Snead. The win earns Lema a spot in the World Series of Golf with Palmer and Venturi, with a fourth slot to be decided in Columbus Ohio.
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St, Andrews
Scotland
Tony Lema
Tip Anderson
San Leandro
Calif
Anderson
James Junior
James Anderson
Old St. Andrews
Arnold Palmer
Lemna
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Jones
Tip
Sam Snead
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Ken Venturi
Columbus
Ohio
Baseball Leaders Roster Highlights From 196? Season Mix
The presented list highlights top players by category across leagues. Key figures include Clemente and Mays for batting and runs, Santo and Williams for RBI, Oliva and Kaline for hits, and Koufax and Drysdale among pitchers. The data covers teams such as Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco and Minnesota with various stat leaders.
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Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Pinson
Cincinnati
Marys
Wills
Los Angre Jes
Harper
Brook
St. Louis
Bunning
Koufax
Los Angeles
Los Angels
Drysdale
Balancing Aligning Gener ator and Starter Service
Balancing and aligning generator and starter service operations to ensure reliable pickup and delivery through e road service. Emphasizes coordinated maintenance, on site checks, and efficient dispatch to minimize downtime and extend equipment life.
Terrell Stops Foster in Seventh Round at Madison Square Garden
Chicago heavyweight Ernie Terrell defeats Bob Foster of Washington, D C by knockout at 58 seconds of the seventh round on a controversial finish in a 10 round TV bout. Terrell improves to 11 straight wins, while Foster sustains a setback at 183 1 4 pounds versus 202 1 2 for Terrell.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Chicago
Bob Foster
Washington
D.C
Madison Square Garden
Giant
Terrell
Art Mercante
Foster
Baker Varsity Alumni Football Game Set For Sept 12
The fourth annual Baker varsity alumni football game is scheduled for Sept 12 at 7 30 p m at Baker Stadium. Coach Jim Irick says the event tests the current squad against an alumni team built from recent all conference Baker players. Twenty lettermen from last year and three provisional lettermen are expected back along with six lettermen from 1962. Coaching alumni include Dick Purdy Bill White Charles Manfield Dick Hedges and Bob Shore. The Baker Athletic Department will send postal invites to former lettermen and welcomes others who did not receive invitations.
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Baker
Baker Stadium
Jim Irick
Irick
Dick Purdy
Chanute High School
Bill White
Independence High
Charles Manfield
Wildcat
Claflin High School
Dick Hedges
Baldwin
Baker Athletic Department
Wade Drives to Track Record Victory at Old Bridge
Bill Wade of Spartanburg South Carolina rookie of the year in 1963 won the Fireball 100 a 100 mile Grand National race at Old Bridge Speedway. He clocked 1 hour 21 minutes 28 seconds a new track mark surpassing Glenn Roberts record set last year in the same event.
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Old Bridge
N.J
Bill Wade
Spartanburg
S.C
Old Bridge Speedway
Wade
Glenn “Fireball’ Roberts
Driscoll Sets American Record at Palmetto Open
Alice Driscoll of Lakeside Swim Club Louisville Kentucky set an American record in the women’s 110 yard breaststroke at the Palmetto Open AAU championships. She clocked 1 22.2, shaving two tenths from the previous mark.
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Columbia, S.C
Alice Driscoll
Lakeside Swim Club
Louisville
Miss Driscoll
Strangers Stop to Ask Questions A Quietly Spectacular Local House
Mary Jule Stough profiles the 827 Tennessee Street residence of Prof and Mrs Ralph Tait in Lawrence. The limestone two story home, built over time from 1860s origins, reflects unique masonwork and a ravine era site, with a history of ownership including Gillham and Day and a 1960s KU affiliation. The piece notes antiques collected by the Taits and a valued Lincoln etching among other relics.
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Lawrence
Tenn. St
Ralph Tait
Mt. Oread
Central Park
William Lykins
Orlando Pickens
Pickens
Merton Day
John Gillham
Gillham
W. H. Andrews
Taits
Lincoln
Abilene
Dean Arant
KU Law School
Tait
Names to Keep in Mind As The Giant Session Unfolds
In San Francisco the 28th Republican National Convention features a roster of figures beyond frontrunner Barry Goldwater. William E. Miller chairs the opening, with Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. William Scranton at center, while Melvin Laird, Everett Dirksen, and Milton Eisenhower shape the platform, speeches, and deputy roles as Nixon's exact status appears unclear.
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San Francisco
Times
Post
William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
New York
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Hatfield
Nixon-Lodge
GOP
Melvin R. Laird
Wis
Senate House
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Scranton
Goldwater
Eisenhower
ABC Network
Milton Stover Eisenhower
Gen
H Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Milton
Johns Hopkins Universiy
Maryland
Republican Citizens Committee
Critical Issues Council
Everett Mckinley Dirksen
Oflinois
Senate
Sen. Goldwater
Illinois
Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Sen Goldwater
Congress
Curtis
Hugh Scott
Gov. Scranton
Scott
Thomas E
Dewey
William F. Knowland
California
Sen
Knowland
Gov
Rockefeller
Edmund G. Brown
Denison Kitchel
Phoenix
Ariz
Kitchel
Yale
Harvard Law School
Arizona
Republican Committee
Walter J. Allessandroni
U.S
Philadelphia
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Digest
Horoscope brief list for each sun sign with guidance on duties appearance finances and relationships. Advice emphasizes practical action cooperation and self improvement across Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Oklahoma Dominates Freshman Track as Big Eight Meet Reveals
In Kansas City, Oklahoma won the freshman track meet with 167 2/5 points, led strong by sprint performances including four of the first five in the 220 and top three in the 440. Kansas State shows distance potential with Charles Harper and Conrad Nightengale taking first and second in the mile and two mile. Kansas eighth in freshmen, Nebraska absent, Missouri seventh.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Stillwater
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Colorado
Towa State
Oklahoma State
Sooners
Charles Harper
Conrad Nightengale
British Grand Prix At Brands Hatch Draws Record Crowds
At Brands Hatch England a record 135000 racing fans converge for the British and European Grand Prix. The world championship race featured 24 world class drivers over 80 laps totaling 212 miles on the 2.65 mile circuit.
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Brands Hatch
England
Touring KU Theater Group Draws High Polish Praise
A seven student Kansas University theater tour of Europe in April and May under the State Department exchange program drew strong praise from Polish theater leaders. They staged their own sets and lighting, earning admiration for versatility and democratic spirit.
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Warsaw
Lewin A. Goff
Kansas University Theater
Europe
State Department
Poland
Mimi Frink
Lawrence
Karin Gold
Overland Park
Richard Friesen
Prairie Village
Sharon Scoville
Kansas City
Vincent L. Angotti
Independence
Dennis L. Dalen
Minneapolis
Minn
Wessel
United States
Jed Davis
State Department Exchange of Persons
Yugoslav Yugoslavia and Polish Theater Delegations Visit KU
Two actors from the Yugoslav Dramatic Theater Belgrade and two Polish directors from Warsaw will visit the Kansas University Theater next week. They will engage with KU students, speak in classes, and participate in the Children's Theater Workshop and National Conference slated for August.
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Yugoslavia
Poland
Kansas University Theater
Mladja Vesselinovic
Yugoslavia Drama Theater
Belgrade
Jan Witkowski
Adam Killian
Lalka Children’s Theater
Warsaw
Mountbatten Ex Wed Quietly in New York Private Ceremony
Romaine Mountbatten known as Lady Milford Haven married James Busch Orthwein in a private Thursday ceremony at her apartment in New York. Orthwein, 40, heir to a St. Louis brewing fortune and director of Anheuser-Busch, is a cousin of England's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. This is Mrs. Orthwein's third marriage, following divorces from William Simpson in 1948 and David Mountbatten in 1954 after a 1950 marriage to Mountbatten.
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New York
Romaine Mountbatten
Milford Haven
James Busch Orthwein
Orthwein
David Mountbatten
England
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Phillip
St. Louis
Anheuser-Busch Co
William Simpson
Marshall Field
Chicago
Mountbatten
McRae Visits Lawrence In 1964 Attorney General Bid
Wichita Republican Ernest McRae campaigning in Lawrence for the 1964 Kansas attorney general nomination. The 44 year old veteran served in World War II with the Air Corps and earned degrees at Kansas University. He worked as an FBI agent and a Justice Department trial attorney before private practice and local prosecutors roles. He is married with four children and attends the Episcopal church.
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Ernest McRae
Wichita
Kansas
Lawrence
McRae
Air Corps
Kansas University
FBI
Washington
D.C
North Carolina
U.S. Department of Justice
Karen
Locomotive 1518 Departed to Barkley Park in Retirement
Tears welled in the eyes of several retired railroad men as the Illinois Central steam locomotive Old 1518 was moved to Barkley Park to be retired. A diesel locomotive assisted in pushing the steam engine to the park.
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Paducah
Illinois Central Railroad
Barkley Park
Parked Cars Collide in Icy Winchester Parking Lot
In Winchester Kentucky two parked autos in a lot collided when one slid on ice and struck the other. Extensive damage reported with no injuries cited.
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Winchester
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