Lawson departs KU for Iowa State to lead Cyclone track
Kansas loses assistant track coach Bob Lawson to Iowa State University where he will guide the Cyclones' program after Burl Berry's resignation. Lawson, 27, brings USC roots and coaching stints at Oregon State and Kansas, with aims to lift ISU from last in the Big Eight. He will stay through July, affecting recruiting. KU budget cuts and stadium plans loom as programs adjust. Meanwhile Bill Dotson, KU miler, eyes the 1964 Olympic team as he trains under Earl Easton and plans a Marine commitment in three years.
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Bob Lawson
Iowa State University
Kansas
Southern Cal
Burl Berry
Iowa State
Lawson
Robert
Lawrence
Bill Easton
Lawson Long
Jayhawk
Bill Dotson
Dotson
Bill
Oregon State
USC
Easton
Rex Grossart
Bakersfield
Calif
Jayhawker
U.S
Marines
ISU
Kansas University
Friday
Tambourine Dominates Irish Derby at Naas in Photo Finish
Tambourine II owned by Mrs. Howell E. Jackson of Middleburg Va. won the 144 mile Irish Derby at Naas in a driving finish. Arctic Storm was second, Sebring third, Larkspur fourth. Tambourine II and Arctic Storm started 15-2, Sebring 6-1, Larkspur 9-4 favorite. race value 190 400 dollars. An Irish hospital sweepstakes is based on the result.
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Naas
Ireland
Howell E. Jackson
Middleburg
Sebring
Townsend B. Martin
Locust
N.J
Raymond Guests
Larkspur
Arctic Storm
Yang leads halfway in AAU Decathlon in Tulare
C K Yang from Formosa and UCLA won three of five events to hold the halfway lead at the National AAU Decathlon Championships in Tulare with 4636 points. His score trails Rafer Johnson’s world record pace by a narrow margin after the first day.
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Tulare
Calif
C. K. Yang
Formosa
Ucla
Yang
Rafer Johnson
Johnson
Call to boaters to use good sense during safe boating week
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission urges boaters to follow the Kansas Boating Act, wear Coast Guard approved life preservers, and use a wide-angle rear view mirror observer. The plea comes as eleven boating fatalities occur this year and four remain left in 1961. Also reports quail and pheasant stocking data across Kansas with details on releases and study aims.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Coast Guard
Kansas
Fall River
Duck Island
Toronto Reservoir
Marais Des Cygnes
Kingman County
T. M. Hussey Ranch
Shawnee County
Seward County
Fall River Reservoir
Sheridan County Wildlife Management Area
Lovewell Reservoir
Cedar Bluff Reservoir
Dave Coleman
Game Division
Baseball standings and results from the American League and National League
Current league tables show team records and games back for the American League with New York Boston and Detroit pursuing division titles. Results feature New York defeating Los Angeles 6 3 and Washington beating Minnesota in ten innings while Chicago tops Baltimore and Cleveland edges Detroit 3 2
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W. L. Pet. G.B
Meveland
New York
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Kanasas City
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cinccinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angles
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland Indians
Hank Aguirre
Chuck Hinton
Olympic Preview Set for Two Nations Meet at Chicago
America's first preview of its 1964 Olympic potential unfolds at Stagg Field as a two day track and field dual with Poland. The 20 event program features top AAU performers from Walnut and centers on the 1500 meter showdown between Jim Beatty Cary Weisiger and Poland's Witold Baron.
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Chcago
America
Poland
USA
Russia
Palo Alto
Calif
United States
Walnut
John Colkers
Tulane
University’ of Chicago
Stagg Field
Jim Beatty
Cary Weisiger
Witold Baron
East All-Stars Edge West 13-8 in All-American Bowl
In Buffalo the East defense adjusted at halftime to limit long passes and force West turnovers. Gabriel engineered an 80 yard East drive after Perkins fumble, Miller and Ferguson connected for key gains, and Hall’s interception briefly swung momentum before the East held on for a 13-8 victory before 22,759 fans.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Gabriel
Minnesota
Tom Hall
Sandy Stephens
Miami
Bill Miller
Bench Warmer Clin ton Stars In Boston Win Over Kansas City A’s
Lu Clinton a Boston bench warmer drives in 6 runs including two homers and a grand slam as the Red Sox topple the Kansas City A’s 9-3. Clinton, subbing for ill Carroll Hardy, hit twice off reliever Jim Nappel and helped reduce the gap between AL contenders. Whitey Ford pitched a four hitter for the Yankees in a 6-3 win over the Angels.
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