KU Freshman Stars Lining Up For 1961 62 Season
Kansas University coaches report at least seven top high school players will join Dick Harp for the 1961 62 freshman basketball class led by George Unseld Jim Gough and David Brill. Other likely signees include Kerry Bolton David Schichtle Wayne Loving and Mike Shinn with football stars Mike O Brien and Loving also eyeing basketball. Clyde Lovellette discusses retirement plans and Lawrence growth while criticizing Wilt Chamberlain as he weighs business aims in retirement and a radio project.
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Topeka
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Free Throw Frustration and Concession Transfers Noted
The text criticizes a poor free thrower and hints at a player’s stubborn approach. It reports a year contract for Harry D King at Webster Lake and a concession transfer from Roger Naegle to LeRoy Lack in Cowley County Lake. It also mentions a future director appointment and a 200 acre Douglas County State Lake project between Vinland and Baldwin with funding approved.
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Webster Lake
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Roger Naegle
LeRoy Lack
Arkansas City
Topeka
Douglas County State Lake
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Baldwin
No Decision On Local State Lake By Kansas Commission
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission held its first Pratt meeting and tentatively approved several regulations from the last Legislature. They include the upland game bird stamp on hunting licenses, predator-taking rules, boating regulation changes, and stocking of private lakes. Effective July 1, the commission also awarded a 10-
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Streaking Romano Helps Indians in DH Victory
John Romano extends his hitting streak to 19 games with a double in the opener and adds a double and single in the 8-4 nightcap as the Indians split a doubleheader with the Dodgers. Warren Spahn earns his 294th major league win with a six hitter against St. Louis, 7-1.
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Los Angeles
Warren Spahn
Braves
St. Louis
Kansas Jayhawks win sixth CCC track title as records fall
Kansas Jayhawks clinched the Central Collegiate Conference outdoor title at Marquette Stadium for the sixth straight year with 5214 points in 18 events. Bill Easton led with two first places and a 4:08.3 mile by Bill Dotson, while Rex Stucker of Kansas State swept two hurdles events. The meet featured six records and a slate of upcoming majors including the Meet of Champions in Houston and the NCAA in Philadelphia.
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Legion Is Halted In Chance to Get Three on Weekend
Lawrence Junior Legion Hawks were unable to play three weekend games due to rain and wet grounds. An intra-squad contest was held Sunday night while planned games at North Kansas City and Independence were canceled. Next action is Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Ola the for the second league game. The Hawks hold an even 2-2 record after losses to Topeka and Salina and victories over Garnett and Olathe. Manager Ken Page cites lost weekend experience and notes improvements in several young players.
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Angels
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Wynn Hawkins
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Washington
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A’s
Andy Carey
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedules in American Leagues
The Detroit, Cleveland, New York, Kansas City and Los Angeles divisions show team records and games behind with American League standings. National League lists Los Angeles, Cincinnati and San Francisco atop the table with key matchups for Tuesday night and Wednesday.
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Minnesota
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National League
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Cincinnati
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Ewiedelphe
Philadelphia
Twinight
Tribe Pushing but Can't Catch Tigers
Detroit holds a strong lead in the American League with eight different players homering in a Sunday 10-4 9-3 win over the Twins while Cleveland sweeps the Angels 5-3 8-4. The Tigers total 61 home runs top the league as Detroit extends its first-place run.
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Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Norm Cash
Dick Brown
Chico Fernandez
Bubba Morton
Mike Rourke
Jake Wood
Billy Bruton
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Indians
New York
Whitey Ford
Bill Stafford
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Baltimore
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Carry Back Injured After Belmont Chop in New Jersey
Carry Back the Derby and Preakness winner ran seventh in the Belmont at Bel mot Park amid reports of a left front ankle pull. Owner Katharine Price and trainer Jack Price said the horse was lame on arrival at Monmouth Park and would undergo further X rays to rule out fracture. Sherlock won the Belmont Stakes for Jacob Sher as Carry Back's bid for the Triple Crown ended.
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Sherlock
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Jack
Monmouth Park
New York
Price
Veeck Set To Rule On White Sox Sale Today
Chicago AP report says President Bill Veeck will decide today on selling controlling interest in the Chicago White Sox. Hank Greenberg notes the decision sets the path, with Veeck Greenberg and A C Allyn Jr owning 54 percent and a syndicate led by Bernard Epton seeking their stake including Danny Thomas.
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Bill Veeck
Chicago White Sox
Veeck
Hank Greenberg
Pesky Leads Seattle Raniers Boston Farm Club Pilot
Former shortstop Johnny Pesky guides the Seattle Raniers, the No. 1 farm club for the Boston Red Sox, in a season role shaping young prospects and team development.
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Seattle Raniers
Boston Red Sox
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