Coaching legends shape young minds across major programs
The article extols coaches Phog Allen Don Faurot and Bear Bryant for their youthfulness, loyalty, and impact. It notes Faurot’s early retirement plans, Bryant's magnetism and high speaking demand, and discusses how coaching at the high school level blends teaching and athletics amid staff shortages. It also covers KU recruiting with freshmen prospects Bailey and Douglas and KU signings Bradshaw Janis Hoffman.
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Kansas ‘ University
Phog Allen
Midsouri
Don Faurot
Phog
Doc
Faurot
Tiger Athletic
Dan Devine
Don
Missouri
Athletics Rally To Take Doubleheader And Move Up
Kansas City surged to sixth in the American League by sweeping Cleveland 4-1 and 5-3 in a Sunday doubleheader. Ed Charles and Joe Nossek drove runs in the opener, while Jack Aker earned the win in relief in the second game. St. Louis stayed sixth in the National League as Houston defeated the Cards 6-5 with Rusty Staub homering twice. Cepeda and Maxvill each had four hits for St. Louis. Both clubs were idle after the All-Star break.
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Kansas
Rick Bailey
Wheaton Central High
Chicago
Greg Douglas
Keokuk
Iowa
Illinois
Jim Hoffman
Rich Bradshaw
Carl Janis
Chester Lawrence
Bradshaw
Janis
Mike Woods
St. Louis
Jo-Jo White
Woods
Joe White
JoJo
Associated Press
Kansas City
Cleveland
Atlanta
Houston
Busch Memorial Stadium
Rusty Staub
A’s
Mike Hershberger
Ed Charles
Dick Green
Charles
Joe Nossek
Jim Nash
Indians
Max Alvis
Roger Repez
Reper
Larry Stahl
Campo Campaneris
Jack Aker
Bill Stafford
Wes Stock
Jim Duckworth
Aker
Staub
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Lillis
Mike Cuellar
Orlando Cepeda
Cal Maxvill
Cepeda
Mobile
Mulkey and Ellis Lead For Florida Decathlon
In Gainesville Florida Phil Mulkey of Birmingham Alabama moved into the lead in a U S Track and Field Federation decathlon at the University of Florida after wins in the broad jump and shot put Mulkey scored 23 4 in the broad jump and 49 144 in the 16 pound shot his total after five events was 3808 Don Ellis of Oklahoma University stood second with 3618 after winning the 100 meters dash in 11 1
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Gainesville
Fla
Phil Mulkey
Birmingham
Ala
U. S. Track and Field Federation
University of Florida
Mulkey
Don Ellis
Oklahoma University
Ellis
Hangky Braves top Flyers as Spencer and Windhorn homer
Former major leaguers Daryl Spencer and Gordon Windhorn homered for the Hangky Braves in a 7-4 win over the Toei Flyers in the first game of a doubleheader. Toei Flyers won the nightcap.
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Tokyo
Daryl Spencer
Gordon Windhorn
Hangky Braves
Toei Flyers
Toei
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results from The Associated Press
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 54 wins and a .621 percentage, followed by Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, and Houston. Weekend results include Pittsburgh sweeping New York, Philadelphia routing Chicago, and San Francisco defeating St. Louis in extra innings. American League leaders Baltimore and Detroit post strong records as games unfold with several daily results listed.
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W. L. Pet
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Phila
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Redskins Sign Bobby Mitchell for 1966 N F L Season
The Washington Redskins announce the signing of flanker Bobby Mitchell for the 1966 NFL season. Mitchell, in his fifth year, led the team in pass receiving last year with 60 receptions for 867 yards and six touchdowns.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Bobby Mitchell
Mitchell
Redskins
Emerson Wins Crown in Antwerp Tennis Final
Australian Roy Emerson defeated countryman Fred Stolle 7 5 6 1 to win the men's singles title at the Antwerp international lawn tennis tournament in Belgium.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Palmer Method for Masters Winner
The article urges golfers to learn from mistakes on the putting green. It explains noting the ball’s roll after a missed putt to predict the second putt’s break and reduce three putts. Emphasizes observing curve, distance, and reaction to improve future putting performance.
Sanders Short Swing Stuns British Open Crowds at Muirfield
Doug Sanders of Ojai California dazzled at the British Open with a compact wrist action driving long shots and a 71 70 72 70 283 four round total at Muirfield. He tied for second with Dave Thomas as Jack Nicklaus claimed the title with a 282. A 85 yard eagle from Sanders thrilled the galleries on the ninth green.
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Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Columbus
Ohio
San
Muirfield Links
Sanders
Dave Thomas
Wales
Nicklaus
Nick
Muirfield
Whaley Mignot Spark 3 1 Win in 10 Innings
Paul Whaley pitched four hitless innings with seven strikeouts and Roger Mignot drove in all three Lawrence Connie Mackers runs in a 3-1, 10 inning victory over Bonner Springs. Mignot delivered a go ahead RBI single in the 10th after Lang and Lamb scored earlier.
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Paul Whaley
Roger Mignot
Lawrence
Connie Mack Junior Legion
Bonner Springs
Whaley
Mignot
Pat Lang
Don Lamb
Lawrence Connie Mackers
Mig
Two Winfield Boys Win Tennis Titles in Jaycee Meet
In Arkansas City Kansas two Winfield boys won division titles in the Kansas Jaycee tennis tournament. David Hoover defeated Mike Howard 6 4 7 5 in the 18 and under boys division. Randy Bergdall beat Rod Kubat 6 86 6 2 to win the 16 and under. Becky Harris defeated Ellen Messman 6 4 6 4 in the 18 and under 16 girls division. Molly Moses beat Terry Sparks 6 4 6 2 in the 16 and under. All eight finalists qualified for the national Jaycee tournament to be held August 14 19 in Tampa Florida.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Winfield
David Hoover
Mike Howard
Randy Bergdall
Rod Kubat
Becky Harris
Pratt
Ellen Messman
Wichita
Molly Moses
Terry Sparks
Tampa
Fla
Pentathlon Champion Bannister Wins National AAU Title
Jeff Bannister of Scarborough Maine representing Gorham A C won the National AAU Pentathlon title on Saturday in Pittsburgh. He took the 1500 meter in 4 22 3 placed second in discus and 200 meter dash third in javelin and fifth in broad jump to clinch the title.
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Pittsburgh
Jeff Bannister
Scarborough
Maine
Bannister
Gorham A.C
Halstead Reaches Semifinals in Kansas Baseball Tourney
Halstead remains undefeated in the Kansas NBC tournament after beating Wichita Weitzel 6-4 and Columbus 7-5 to reach the semifinals. Other Sunday results include Nowata Wayside over Parsons 12-6 and Moscow Hooker over Chanute 8-7.
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Wichita
Halstead
Kansas National Baseball Congress
Wichita Weitzel
Columbus
Nowata - Wayside
Parsons
Moscow-Hooker
Chanute
Brown
Towanda
Wichita Harrell
Abilene
Independence
Salina
Wichita Royal Body
Mobile Homes Triumph in Kansas NBC Tournament
Ed Surek tossed a seven hitter and Jim Henderson drove in two as Central Mobile Homes of Halstead beat the Weitzels of Wichita 64 in Wichita. Carl Wilson limited Sunflower Packers to four hits in a 6-0 Columbus Bombers win in the tournament opener. Thirty six teams compete in the double elimination event through July.
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Wichita
Ed Surek
Jim Henderson
Central Mobile Homes
Halstead
Weitzels
Columbus Bombers
Sunflower Packers
Carl Wilson
Johnson's Biggest Challenge Will Come Later at Atlanta
Randy Johnson, Texas A&I quarterback, led the West to a 24 7 victory in the Coaches All America game earning MVP honors. He faces a bigger task joining the Falcons and competing for a quarterback job in Chicago awaits the College All Star game.
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Atlanta
Randy Johnson
Texas A&i
Falcons
Atlanta Falcons
Nort Hecker
Hecker
West
Falcon
Tommy Nobis
Texas
Carl McAdams
Oklahoma
New York Jets
Donny Anderson
Green Bay Packers
Mike Garrett
Southern Cal
Kansas City Chiefs
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Anderson
Green Bay
Steve Sloan
Alabama
Smith's Grand Slam Caps Boston's Doubleheader Sweep
Boston rout of Chicago ends 10-6 in 10th after Smith belts a grand slam off Juan Pizarro. Yawkey picks up the beers in the dressing room as the Red Sox stretch winning streak to five and pull within one percent of escaping last place.
Red Sox Sweep Chicago With 10th Inning Grand Slam
Yesterday's Stars report George Smith Poston hit a grand slam in the 10th to lift the Red Sox 10-6 over Chicago and complete a doubleheader sweep. George Brunet of California shut down Baltimore with four hits as the Angels won 4-0.
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Orioles
Baltimore
Detroit
Brunet
Steve Barber
George Smith
Poston
Red Sox
Chicago
California
Baltimore Orioles
Angels
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