Renko Tops the List of KU Spring Letters
Kansas University announces Steve Renko the 34th athlete to win three sport letters joining 17 Jayhawk baseball award winners. The 6 4 lefty from Kansas City earned monograms in football and basketball this year and pitched and played outfield on the baseball squad. The list names players across baseball golf track tennis and freshman awards with Karl Fanning, Harold Patterson and Charlie Hoag among prior triple winners.
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Harold Patterson
Charlie Hoag
Gale Sayers
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Floyd Temple
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Tonnie Coane
Charles Twiss
Dick Fanning
Don Miller
Paul Carlson
John Hanna
Reid Holbrook
Chana
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Stirling Coward
Wilmington
N. C
Mike Dermanuel
Grand Junction
Colo
Chuck Dobson
Ansas City
Tim Gardner
Fanning
John Higgins
Wichita
Keith Whimerer
Ssteve
Scott Linscott
Topeka
Ron Szczygiel
Leavenworth
Jim Burns
St. Joseph
Lance Burr
Salina
John Grantham
Jongke
John Guyot
Arkansas City
Jay Lysaught
Oklahoma City
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Barry McGrath
Paul Acevedo
Scottsbluff
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Prairie Village
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Oxnard
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Fort Worth
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Dave Peeples
Tulsa
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Omaha
Gary Schwartz
Wessington
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Bakersfield
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Iansas City
Tom Wright
Beatrice
John Miller Jr
Lawrence
Bill Southern
Ellinwood
Steve Ashurst
Newark
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Scottsdale
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Alan Fries
Phil Maud
Tom McBride
Dave Millstien
Leawood
Dwight Peck
Hillsdale
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Steve Straight
Tom Yergovich
Mike Burdick
Overland Park
Leaders American League Batting and Pitching Highlights
Summary of top players in the American and National Leagues. Oliva leads AL batting at .383 with 38 runs and 42 RBIs. Wagner is 42 RBIs. Bunker and Ford top AL pitching with 6-0 and 6-1 records. In NL, Williams bats .411. Mays leads with 44 runs and 18 home runs. Rex Williams and Clemente pace doubles. Wills 20 steals. Farrel and Marichal shine in pitching.
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Koufax Reds Dodgers No Hitter Beats Phillies 3-0
Sandy Koufax hurled a no hitter for the third time in MLB career, striking out one and walking none in a 3-0 Dodgers win over Philadelphia. Bob Steller is noted as the other post 1900 pitcher with three no hitters. Duke Howard hit his 14th homer, a three run shot in the seventh.
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Dick Farrell
Mets
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Colts
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Eddie Kasko
New York
Koufax No-Hits Phillies ButMisses Perfect Game
Sandy Koufax pitched a no hitter for the Dodgers against Philadelphia, walking one batter in the fourth inning. He struck out 12, becoming the fourth pitcher with three no hitters and discussing a pitch miscue that kept the game from a perfect outing.
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Motorcycle Races Planned Sunday at Lawrence Speedway
About 40 to 50 entries are expected for a Sunday afternoon motorcycle racing program at Lawrence Speedway two miles west of the city on U S 40. The event features 16 races with 6 to 8 riders per race, practice at 1 p m and racing at 2 p m, classes based on engine size, marking the season's second Lawrence race with more meets planned by sponsor Topeka club.
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Pheasant take in Kansas drops 30 percent from 1962
Kansas Hunters bagged 566 300 pheasants in 1963 from 141 200 hunters, a 30 percent drop from 1962. About 130 200 hunters found success in quail year harvesting 2.3 million birds, while 40 000 prairie chicken hunters reaped 41 000 chicks, roughly the 1962 level.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results From Major Leagues
The table shows team records with wins losses and winning percentages for the league leaders including Philadelphia Los Angeles St Louis Chicago Milwaukee and others. Thursday results list Houston over New York Chicago over St Louis Cincinnati over Milwaukee Los Angeles over Philadelphia Pittsburgh over San Francisco with several late games and Saturday matchups.
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Lawrence Golf Entrants Shine in Kansas Amateur Meet
The Kansas Amateur Golf Tournament opens Tuesday in Wichita with two Lawrence entries John Wooden and KU student Ron Leslie. John Hanna, last year's runner-up, will reportedly skip this year's event.
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John Wooden
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John Hanna
Eddie Machen to Face Patterson in Stockholm Bout
Heavyweight contender Eddie Machen will depart June 10 for Stockholm to fight former champion Floyd Patterson on July 5. Manager Walter Minskoff announced the travel date on Thursday.
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Stockholm
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Six Former Champions For Stat Geolf Field
The Kansas Amateur Golf Tour will stage its largest field since 1957 with 164 entries next Tuesday in Wichita. Six former champions are among entrants, led by Duke Evans and Monty Kaser, with others including Bob Vickers Virgil Parker Dick Price and Dave Dennis. Monday will feature practice rounds and the first 18 holes of qualifying. The championship will be decided over 36 holes on Sunday June 14.
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E. J. Skradski
Topeka
Koufax Fires His Third No-Hitter in Practice Run
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax completes a 3-0 win over the Phillies and confirms a third no hitter in modern baseball after adjusting his motion. Bob Feller notes Koufax may pitch three more.
Mo Lina Outpoints Perez in Oakland Bout
Luis Mo Lina from San Jose defeated Tony Perez of Mexico by decision in Oakland California. The bout featured steady jabs and marked the fighter’s latest win in a crowded lightweight schedule.
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Luis Molina
San Jose
Tony Perez
Mexico
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