Tidwell’s season fuels Olympic hopes for KU track star
Kansas University’s Charlie Tidwell, a junior from Independence, rose from NCAA and AAU setbacks to emerge as a top national contender in sprinting and hurdles. Experts say if he continues, he could qualify for the Olympic team in the 100 and 200 meters next year. He faced disqualification twice for starting gun violations but followed Drake Relays lessons to surge this season.
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U S Team Trails in Free Wrestling Tour Stop
The United States free wrestling team headed for Kiev still seeking its first victory after a 7 1 loss to a Russian Federation selection in their second straight match.
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Doctoring Your Golf
Doctoring Your Golf advises a forward press to smooth the start of the backswing. The expert notes a slight forward movement of the hands and a small body turn before the backswing to avoid a jerky start. Readers are invited to obtain Cary Middlecoff's pamphlet for 10 cents plus a stamped return envelope.
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Why Do More People Choose HFC for Loans
The copy touts HFC as the most recommended consumer loan company with a friendly office atmosphere and fast loan approvals from 20 to 1000. It invites readers to visit or call, promising confidence from doing business with America's oldest lender.
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Patterson Seeks Proved Greatness in Johansson Fight
Floyd Patterson trains with fierce intensity for his heavyweight title defense against Ingemar Johansson at Yankee Stadium. Patterson's trainer says he is more determined and sharper than in recent title defenses as Johansson wraps up his camp and prepares for the bout.
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State senators split on wheat and housing bills
Missouri's two Democratic senators voted for the compromise wheat and housing bills that passed the Senate yesterday. Kansas' two Republican senators voted against the measures, highlighting party divisions on the package.
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Kansas
Green Bay Raps Topeka in Pair
Des Moines won its eighth straight home game and Green Bay swept a doubleheader to narrow the gap to first place. Pete Richert struck out 14 Topeka batters in the nightcap as Green Bay won 6-0. Al Fantuzzi and Jim Neeman homered in the first game as Des Moines rallied from a 5-0 hole to win 4-2.
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al Fantuzzi
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Bowling star wins $8000 jackpot on TV show
Andy Varipapa collected the $8,000 jackpot on a nationally televised bowling program from Wayste New Jersey, marking a high prize win on the broadcast.
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