Houston's domed stadium on schedule for 1964 completion
A Pittsburgh News roundup notes Houston's $22 million domed multi sport stadium expected to finish in October 1964. It also cites Philadelphia bidders dropping a $4.55 million Eagles offer and reports Paul Brown stepping back from a bid.
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Earl Morey
Houston
Philadelphia
NFL
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Eagles
Buffalo
Conrad Hitchler
Missouri
Dwain Carlson
Nebraska
Tom Hertz
Wayne Lee
Dave Hoppmann
I-State
Bill Thornton
Jayhawks
AFL
Canada
Big Daddy Lipscomb
U.S
Topeka Cosmopolitan Girls Sweep Junior Olympic Title
The Topeka Cosmopolitan girls track team won the Kansas Girls Junior Olympic meet with 17214 points, claiming its 10th straight title. Wichita Track Club finished second. Individual honors went to St Beatrice Wilkerson of Topeka and Cindy Saul of Atchison, with multiple event wins across intermediate and senior divisions.
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Topeka Cosmopolitan
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Healy
Haven
Atchison
Lawrence
Beatrice Wilkerson
Cindy Saul
Miss Wilkerson
Miss Saul
Judy Dyer
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Jim McGuire
Nashville
Lydia Bossey
Dighton
Carol O'Malley
Springhill
Linda Wank
Holyrood
Margie Newton
Jill McGuire
dJudy Dyer
Cosmo
M. Gilbert
Long
Colene Bowser
JJ McGuire
Pat Cline
Lyons
Ann Bumgarner
Francis Huston
Ann Baker
Sue Courington
Janice Jackson
Huston
Kathleene Barnett
Kiealy
Judy Bond
Emmett
Sharon Wilson
Topeka Cosmo
Susan Collingsworth
Cedarvale
Connie Vineyard
Banporia
Pat Schloerb
Prairie Village
Inda Sloop
Winchester
Linda Binggell
Debora Mitchell
Tammy McClerland
Christina Peterson
Lenexa
C. Stoop
Tammy McClelland
Elsie Carlson
Berryton
Ola Baiitey
TSR
Sephanis Patterson
Sylvia Jorgenson
Gardner
Towanda
Ridgeview
Doris Johnson
Portis
Doris Fields
Connie Wiehl
Sheila Barker
Julia Schroder
Nancy Schroeter
Winsley
Susan Moore
Janice McAllaster
Gaylerne Prydendall
Kathleen Barnett
Bernadett Cushinberry
Diana Hopper
Jane Lockwood
Erie
Glenda Odgers
Linn
Erry Graeff
Bernadette Cushenberry
Casmo
Kathlene Barnett
Petty Stewart
She
Cathy Conrad
Clay Center
Alicia Binggett
Topeka Cosimo
Janie Brandenburg
Mulvane
Marilyn Holliday
Marvin Weekley
Diane Bacon
McPherson
Alice Giger
Elmdale
Nancy Daniels
Wanda Cushinberry
Paula Cushinberry
Anita Neal
Pam Mailhait
Velma Bentley
Sheila Stiles
Wilson
Linda Hotchkiss
Janie Doleshek
Janice Muller
Doris Davis
Julia Crenshawk
Tie
Miller
Mt. Hope
Christenson
Dismissal Ends U S Track Feud Before Moscow Meet
General Douglas MacArthur ended a U S track and field dispute over selection for the Moscow meet by ordering athletes to compete in the National AAU championships in St Louis June 21 22. William Russell president of the USTFF followed with telegrams authorizing participation, ending the boycott and paving the way to select teams for Moscow and Europe.
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Gen. MacArthur
AAU
Track and Field Federation
Texas
Darrell Royal
Royal
John Hadl
Douglas MacArthur
U.S
Russia
Moscow
William Russell
Los Angeles
USTFF
Russell
Houston
Europe
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Michigan University
Gale Sayers
Omaha
Jim Myers
Kansas City Chiefs
Sayers
Jay Bert Coan
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
Floyd
Western Michigan
del Campbell
Jim Burns
Princeton
Dutch Lonborg
Jays
Fresco Thompson
Dodger
Thompson
Rules Committee of Baseball
Umps
Topekans
MacArthur
New York
Kennedy
Gover Plumbing and Heating Co
Tenn
Miesarki Ager Eedge Lang
Police
Hass
Jenning
Dowdell
Linderwood
Overholt Wright
Wiley P
Strhwex
Nazarene Palin
Leone
Muntford
Raston
Randel
Rayton
Carter
Stallard
Nj Harris
Snow
Enkins
Schmitz
Nazarene
Flory
Connell
Journal-World
J-W
Lawrence News
Hopkins Kleenair
N.H
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