KU Stadium expansion and 1963 football forecast
Kansas University plans 27 rows of 6 500 new seats and a three tiered press box at Memorial Stadium with completion aimed for September. Ticket sales could top 18 000, while KU faces strong competition from the Kansas City Chiefs and a slate including Syracuse Iowa State and Oklahoma State. Willie Ray Smith may enroll, and rumors link Joe Don Looney’s status at Oklahoma.
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Bud Wilkinson
Jim Grisham
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Bud
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Alabama
Lee Roy Jordan
Hanna and Wooden Lead State Golf Tourney Scores
In Topeka a field of players posted scores in the State Men's Golf Tournament. Notable names include Nick Stevens Wichita 75 and John Hanna Lawrence 78 while Bob Dare Wellington and Tex Jones Wichita posted 74 and 77 respectively amid a long list of competitors from Topeka Manhattan and Wichita.
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Wooden
Topeka
Duke Evans
Wichita
John Hanna
Lawrence
Bob Dare
Wellington
Bill Anderson
Ron Schmedemann
Manhattan
John Begert
Ralph Bevan
Tex Jones
Virgil Parker
Dennis Schlegel
Jack Clevenger
Dick Wolgemuth
John Wooden
Roger Brown
Arkansas City
Dave Dennis
Independence
Bill Hentzler
Clinton Whitney
Bob Johnson
Chuck Fish
Hutchinson
Jim Sallee
Glen Dillon
Jerry Adams
Howard Engelman
Salina
Tom Vickers
Nick Onofrio
Ed Law
Jim Hardy
Jerry Rodehaver
Jon Beougher
Bob Hunsinger
Fred Blazine
Dick Horner
Ralph Cowell
Grier Jones
Jamie Thompson
Dean Beck
Bill McDonald
Dean Smith
al Hack
Jim Bullard
Dean Storey
Bob Humes
Charley Peffer
Dacon Cramer
H. A. Mayor III
D. D. Proctor
Bill Richards
Ralph Stewart
Dewey Calderwood
Tom Frenn
al Warner
Jack Goldstein
Scott Springer
Ray Urbanek
Chiefs Broadcast Deal Ties KCMO for Chiefs Games
The Kansas City Chiefs will have all games and pre season exhibitions aired on KCMO radio after a two year contract with Chiefs GM Jack Steadman and KCMO VP GM E K Hardenhower. The team will play five exhibitions and 14 regular season games.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Kcmo Radio
Jack Steadman
Chiefs
E. K. Hartenhower
KCMO
Baseball Standings and Scores Season Progress
Diamond era standings show New York leading the American League with 92 wins and 57 losses. Chicago, Baltimore, Minnesota, Boston, Kansas City, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Detroit, and Washington follow with varying records. Wednesday results include Chicago sweeping Los Angeles and New York edging Baltimore in ten innings.
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L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Washington
National League
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago i
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Houston
Salina and Hawks Split Loop Games
Salina and Lawrence split Kansas American Legion Baseball League twin bill with Salina winning 6-3 in the opener behind Tom Patchen who went 7 innings for the Hawks while Gary Ray homered. Lawrence answered 4-2 in the nightcap as Gary Wyrick took the loss after 4 1 3 innings. Ralph Light and J D Cleavinger contributed offensively for Salina and Lawrence respectively. The series set for Hutchinson with Salina and Lawrence each boasting 7 7 and 21 9 records for the season.
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Lawrence’s Legion
Salina
Kansas American Legion
Hawks
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Tom Patchen
Patchen
Gary Ray
Steve Pine
Gary Wyrick
Wyrick
Ralph Light
J. D. Cleavinger
Pine
Lawrence Club
Rbi
Scheffer
Breault
Walsh
Pankratz
Meadows
Koldow
Bartow
Tiado Gruber
Stanclift
Gravitt
Magathan
Pankratsz
Ray
Sac—Bartow
Cleavinger
Jones
Motley
Stewart
Kolzow
Sheahon
Feather
Deeseree
Auth
Armbrister
Peterson
Gruber
Light
Wryrick
Browning
Turley Throws One Hitter as Sox Split Twin Bill with Angels
Bob Turley, now with the Angels, pitched a one hitter at Comiskey Park in a 5 0 win over Chicago. Pete Ward’s single spoiled the bid for a no hitter in the sixth. The White Sox won the opener 3 1 behind Johnny Buzhardt's three hitter. The result left the Yankees a notch ahead in the standings.
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Yankees
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Turley
Pete Ward
Los Angeles
Johnny Buzhardt
Sox
New York
Baltimore
The
Angels
Minnesota
Ward
NCAA Golf Second Round Opens With Shared Lead
The NCAA College Golf Tournament resumes in Springfield Missouri as Gary Head of Middle Tennessee State and John Kurzynowski of Aquinas share the first round lead at 68. Chico State tops the team standings with 295, Aquinas 297, Rollins 303, Springfield State 307, Worcester Tech 308, Knox 324, and Rochester Tech 343. The 18 hole finals are Friday.
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Springfield
Gary Head
Middle Tennessee State
John Kurzynowski
Aquinas
Chico
Calif
State
Rollins
Springfield State
Worcester
Mass
Tech
Knox
Rochester
N.Y
Players Clash Over Money in Thunderbird Classic Opener
Gary Player denounces overemphasis on official money, arguing scoring average best measures golf skill. He tees off with Arnold Palmer at Westchester Country Club in the Thunderbird Classic, amid a 138 man field led by Nicklaus, Boros and Lema with big-name pairings.
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Harrison
N.Y
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Westchester Country Club
Palmer
Nicklaus
Lema
Boros
Baseball Players Set To Pick All-Star Club
New York AP reports players coaches and managers plan to select the 1963 All-Star starters for Cleveland on July 9. Polling will run June 21-27 after Commissioner Ford Frick’s notice. One game only. pitchers chosen by managers Al Dark and Ralph Houk.
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New York
Cleveland
Ford Frick
al Dark
Ralph Houk
American
United States Russia Track Meet Televised From Moscow
ABC will nationally televise the United States versus Russia track meet in Moscow on July 21 and 22. The event will be taped and aired July 23 from 7 30 to 9 p m CST.
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New York
ABC
United States
Russia
Moscow
Cincy Ace O'Toole Fires Three-Hitter For 11th Win
Jim O'Toole, Cincinnati left hander, pitched a three hit 3-0 victory over Pittsburgh for his 11th win. It was his second straight shutout and fifth of the season, boosting the Reds in the NL race. He did not issue a walk.
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Cincy Ace O'Toole
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
Giants
Chicago
Willie McCovey
Bob Bolin
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Hank Aaron
Braves
New York Mets
O'Toole
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Colts
Johnny Podres
Colt
McCovey
Bob Buhl
Bolin
Cubs
Phils
Ron Taylor
Bobby Shantz
Cardinals lose grip as Phillies top St. Louis 6 2
Cardinals fall back into a tie for second after a 6-2 loss to the Phillies in St Louis while the A's win the opener at Minnesota 12-4 before an 8-1 defeat in game two drops them to sixth. Ed Charles drives in three, Ken Harrelson and Chuck Essegian homer for Oakland.
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Cardinals
Los Angeles
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
A’s
Minnesota
Ron Taylor
Bobby Shantz
Phillies
Chuck Essegian
Ken Harrelson
Ed Charles
Dave Wickersham
Twins
Camilo Pascual
Bill Dailey
Dailey
Kansas City
Jay Hawkins
Pascual
Turley Spins One-Hitter as Angles Win 4-0
Yesterday's stars show Turley blanking Chicano 4-0 in the nightcap of a twi night doubleheader to end a league-leading White Sox run. Aaron drives in five for the Braves with an 18th homer in a 1-0 blowout of the Mets.
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Bob Turley
Angels
Chicano
White Sox
Tank Aaron
Braves
wWalloping
New York Mets
Galaxon weight loss pill promise ad
An advertising notice for Galaxon claims rapid fat loss in seven days without exercise or foods to avoid. It promotes appetite suppression and meal enjoyment while reducing portions. The product costs three dollars, with a money back guarantee and return to the Round Corner Drug Store in Massachusetts Mall.
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Round Corner Drug Store
Massachusetts Mall
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