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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
14
Bill Mayer notes golf safety and liability with the shout fore, cites court rulings on risk, and offers rules for players and spectators. He compares golf and fishing culture, praising veteran anglers for welcoming rookies and recounts Gale Sayers promoting Kansas football through polished salesmanship and steady character.
The speaker praises a young KU player for humility and the impact college life has had on him. Gale is highlighted as a model of modesty and thanks the institution for its role in his development as a gentleman.
Sunday results show Minnesota 5 Baltimore 2 New York 3 Los Angeles 9 Boston 8 Kansas City 5-8 Chicago 2 Detroit 3-1 Cleveland Washington 2-6. Today Los Angeles at Cleveland Kansas City at Washington Minnesota at Detroit. Tuesday Baltimore at Chicago Kansas City at Washington New York at Boston. National League standings include San Francisco Philadelphia and Cincinnati St Louis Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles Houston New York. Saturday results feature San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles New York 2 Milwaukee 6 Chicago 5 Cincinnati 8 St Louis 0 Houston Pittsburgh rain delayed games and twi nights listed.
About 90 golfers from 28 colleges tee off in the NCAA college division four day 72 hole medal play in Springfield Missouri Southwest Missouri State College hosts the event with 13 teams competing to reclaim the title. Last year medalist was Gary Head of Middle Tennessee State who graduated in January.
New York AP Quadrangle the bubble burster and his pursuers split after last Saturday Belmont Stakes. Quadrangle earned 110 850, with Roman Brother second and Northern Dancer faltering late. Trainers weigh plans for the Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct and other races across Chicago and Woodbine.
Singer Kate Smith was badly cut Sunday walking through a plate glass door at a home in West Palm Beach Florida. Dr Walter R Newbern said 25 stitches were needed to close the wounds. She has been in seclusion since the death of her longtime manager and friend Ted Collins.
James Alsbrook of Kansas University became the Courier Journal general reporter in February as the first Negro on a major metropolitan paper south of the Mason-Dixon line. A war veteran with a KU journalism degree and previous work at the Kansas City Call and Afro-American papers, he notes prejudice remains but expects success and influence.
About 45 persons attended the annual father son banquet last week. Edwin Burgess Arden Burgess and Earl Crabtree led the program. Mrs Bessie Sheard headed the serving committee.
In Wichita AP reports Bob Phillips of Dodge City won the handicap title at the Kansas State Trapshoot with 98 of 100. Bill Weaver tied for top honors but lost in a shootoff. Other winners include Gladys Prost and Richard Polcyn, with out-of-state and ladies marks noted. High overall champion was Robert Ristow of Kansas City.
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