American Legion Baseball set for 1964 league plan in Kansas
Officials from Lawrence Olathe Manhattan Salina Russell and Great Bend meet in Manhattan to draft a state league plan for 1964. They will aim to add two more teams stretch games to nine innings drop twinbills and run varsity and B teams totaling about 30 players with the district invitational tournament to be repeated in late June and the state tournament set for August 6-9 in Salina.
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Salina
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Alice
Kenny Page
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Page
Legion Baseball
Damien Third in Milwaukee Journal Games Mile
Kansas State junior John Damien led early and surged to the 4:02.7 mile in the Milwaukee Journal Games indoor event. Allen Sloan of Emporia State set the two mile mark, Floyd Manning placed third in pole vault, and William Silverberg helped Kansas finish strong in the evening's track features.
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Emporia
Fran Welch
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Modesto
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Mason- Dixon
Allen Sloan
Emporia State
William Silverberg
Kansas
Bob Lingle
Missouri
William Selke
Floyd Manning
George Woods
Southern Illinois
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Texaco Service Ad Highlights Tune-Ups And Repairs
Art Nease promotes Texaco service offering tune-ups wheel balancing alignment generator and starter service muffler and tailpipe work plus pickup and delivery road service for Std and Miss area customers.
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ART Nease
Texaco
Std & Miss
Examination begins for Lt Col John Glenn in San Antonio
Marine Lt Col John H. Glenn Jr. starts a three to four day battery of tests at Wilford Hall hospital for a brain concussion suffered in a February bathroom accident in Columbus Ohio. He experiences dizziness and inner ear balance issues as doctors monitor his recovery and eye toward an April 1 retirement and Ohio Senate bid.
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San Antonio, Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Columbus
Ohio
Wilford Hall
U.S. Air Force Hospital
Iba Reaches 700 Wins as Buffs, Wildcats Earn Postseason Berths
Oklahoma State coach Henry Iba earned his 700th college victory with an 80 47 win over Oklahoma. Kansas State beat Iowa State 74 69 to close 11 game streak and earn 12 2 conference mark while Colorado placed second at 9 5. Willie Murrell led K State with 13 points and Jim Davis piled 23 points 17 rebounds for Colorado.
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Phog) Allen
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Ames
Ray Carey
Bob Price
George Unseld
Carey
Wildcats
Fast Getaway Is Goal For Phillie Manager
CLEARWATER Florida AP The Phillies spring camp buzzes with optimism as Gene Mauch pushes a fast team launch His plan includes moving Richie Allen to third base to unlock his bat while comparing him to Carl Yastrzemski and noting Allen’s Triple Crown level speed and power from last season with Little Rock in the IL He recalls converting Yastrzemski from short to the outfield and cites Don Demeter’s effective move to third base.
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Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
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Richie Allen
Wampum
Little Rock
Carl Yastrzemski
Short
Red Sox
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Yastrzemski
Carl
Don Demeter
Atlas Missile Destroyed in Roswell Training Accident
A fire and explosion during a Monday training exercise destroyed an Atlas intercontinental missile and its $11 million silo 33 miles northeast of Roswell, New Mexico. No injuries were reported.
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Roswell, N.M
Roswell
Brumel says 45000 Soviets capable of Olympic team
Valery Brumel in New York claims 45,000 Soviet athletes could qualify for the Olympic team, noting pressure and trials in August. He notes potential seven-footers among youths and discusses chances at Tokyo and Rome veteran John Thomas, who may reach 7-2.
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Brumel
New York
Soviet Union
Valery Brumel
Moscow
American Broadcasting Company
Tokyo
Rome
Boston
John Thomas
Robinson Durelle Fight Postponed to March 23 in Montreal
Sugar Ray Robinson and Joey Durelle will resume their bout in Montreal on March 23 after Robinson, 43, asked for more conditioning time. Promoter Regis Levesque announced the postponement.
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Montreal
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Durelle
Baboon Kidney Transplants Fail In Denver
Four of six recipients of baboon kidneys in Denver have died, doctors report. The two others are deemed failures, and baboon kidneys were removed from two teenage boys who survived and were replaced by human kidneys donated by prisoners. Patients not identified.
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Denver
Purebred Bloodhound Temperament Surprises Fugitive Scents
Despite a fearsome reputation the purebred bloodhound proves gentle and friendly. The dog is described as more likely to lick a fugitive than bite, reflecting a surprising soft side in its behavior.
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