Hageman Returns to Redskins for fourth season in pro grid
Former Kansas star Fred Hageman, 65, 260 pounds, reports for his fourth year with the Washington Redskins after offseason drills. The center linebacker aims to improve a defense and help quarterback Sonny Jurgensen spark an upgraded offense as Washington seeks a better record following a 3-11 season.
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Texaco Service Ad At 9th and Miss Street
Local shop offers tune up brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service pick up and delivery and road service from Art NeaseTexaco Service at 9th and Miss. phone V13 9897.
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Primatene Offers Asthma Relief Without Prescription
The article promotes Primatene as the asthma formula doctors prescribe most for private patients and now available without a prescription in many states. It claims rapid relief from attacks and hours of freedom, with tablets that loosen congestion and ease tension, suggesting nine medicines in full strength.
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Prep Grid Star Sought by Jays Chooses Houston
Warren McVea a San Antonio prep football star choosing the University of Houston over 65 colleges. He will be the first Negro football player for Houston’s integrated athletics. Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas State were among the strong bidders as he ran the 100 yards in about 9.5 seconds.
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Boxing results from Manila Kushiro and Jet Park fights
Associated Press reports last night bouts with Bernardo Cara Ballo 118 Colombia outpointing Chartchai Laemfapha 115 Thailand. Kenichiro 114 Japan drew with Jet Park er 114 Philippines in a ten round show.
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Legion Baseball Split Sunday Doubleheader at Municipal Park
Lawrence's American Legion Virginia Sun baseball team split a Sunday doubleheader at Municipal Park. They lost the afternoon game to Great Bend 5-4, then beat Russell 5-1 in the nightcap. Larry Mignot took the loss in the opener as Great Bend led 5-3 before Lawrence closed to 5-4. The Legion's next game is Friday at Ottawa.
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Harney Falls Short In U S Open Three Way Tie
Paul Harney finished fourth in the 1963 U S Open missing a three way tie by one stroke. The competition challenged field at the course and defined a tight final tally.
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Kansas City Falls Twice to Chicago
The Chicago White Sox swept a doubleheader at Kansas City defeating the Athletics 3-1 and 11-4. Jim Landis and Jeoff Long opened the first game with a double and a single. Pete Ward homered in the eighth to cap the victory. Ed Charles and Dick Green provided KC’s lone run in the eighth. John Buzhardt won the first game. John O'Donoghue took the loss. In the nightcap a seven‑run eighth powered Chicago past Kansas City as Ward added a grand slam. Manny Jimenez homered twice for Oakland. Hoyt Wilhelm earned the win in relief.
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Kansas City to Start Santiago and Bowsfield in Makeup DH
The Kansas City team will send Jose Santiago and Ted Bowsfield to the mound against the White Sox in a makeup doubleheader this afternoon. Gary Peters and Frank Baumann will start for the Sox.
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