NCAA Clubs Here For Drills Today at Kansas University
Four NCAA regional teams arrived in Lawrence to practice at Allen Fieldhouse with Colorado, Oklahoma City, Cincinnati and Texas scheduled today. Cincinnati leads with a 23-1 season mark, Texas 19-6, Colorado 18-6 and Oklahoma City 19-8. Friday night crowds could top 12,000 as teams prepare for Friday matchups and Saturday consolation and title games.
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Rodriguez Predicts Knockout To Crown Welter Champion
Cuban refugee Luis Rodriguez claims he will win the welterweight title Saturday night at Dodger Stadium by knockout over Emile Griffith. He pledges full power for the bout while also predicting Sugar Ramos will defeat Davey Moore for the featherweight title and Battling Torres will stop Roberto Cruz for the vacant junior welterweight crown.
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K State Signs Four More To 19 Signing Group
Kansas State University football coach Doug Weaver said four more high school seniors signed letters of intent bringing the total to 19. The players are Walter Higginbotham and Robert Henry from Springfield Ohio Pat Patton from Nowata Oklahoma and Dave Braswell from Lindbergh High in St Louis Missouri.
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Rockhurst and Fort Hays Clash in NAIA Quarterfinal
Rockhurst, No. 6 seed, faces Fort Hays State, No. 15 seed, in a nationally notable NAIA quarterfinal at 8 30 p m CST. The winner eyes the unofficial Missouri Kansas NAIA crown after fortys season results and prior upsets.
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Bills Sign Bob Burton From Murray State
The Buffalo Bills of the AFL signed 255 pound lineman Bob Burton from Murray State today.
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One-Eyed Winning Fair Triumphs at Cheltenham
Irish farmer George Spencer, 43, rode one-eyed Winning Fair to victory in the Champion Hurdle Challenge Cup at Cheltenham, earning 5,585 pounds. Irish spectators cheered as Spencer, visiting England for the first time, celebrated with the trophy and champagne.
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Knee Surgery Planned for Lawrence High Athlete Halley Kampschroeder
Halley Kampschroeder, Lawrence High senior multi sport standout and football quarterback, will undergo knee surgery March 22 at Kansas University Medical Center. He has a history of knee injuries affecting football and basketball play, with potential impact on track and baseball this year. He has college offers and may pursue a service academy.
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Diamond Data From AP: Wednesday Baseball Results
MLB results recap shows Kansas City over Washington 5 4 San Francisco defeats Chicago 3 2 Boston tops Los Angeles 5 1 Houston beats Cleveland 6 5 Chicago A defeats platens 10 1 Detroit 4 edges New York A Los Angeles CN 3 Milwaukee 1 Pittsburgh 5 over St Louis 3 New York N 3 Cincinnati 2. Tomorrow schedule lists St Louis Cincinnati in Tampa and other matchups across Florida and Arizona.
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Kuharich Quits At Notre Dame with Devore Interim Coach
Notre Dame announced Joe Kuharich resigns as head coach before spring practice. Hugh Devore named interim coach for 1963, Kuharich to an NFL administrative post. Devore previously led Notre Dame in 1945 and has a long coaching but Notre Dame ties, dating to 1931.
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Duren Traded From Angels To Phillies For Waiver Price
Ryne Duren, 34, moves from the American to the National League to join the Philadelphia Phillies after Los Angeles Angels owner Bill Rigney confirms the deal. Rigney calls it one of his toughest decisions, praising Duren’s ability and spirit despite a 2 9 record and 4.44 ERA last season.
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NIT Opens as College Tours Begin Chase for Postseason
The 26th National Invitation Tournament kicks off in New York with doubleheaders Villa Nova versus DePaul and Fordham against Memphis State. Cincinnati begins its NCAA chase Friday as four regional semifinals unfold, while the NAIA and NCAA small college events run concurrently across Evansville Kansas City and other sites. The NIT features seeded teams like Wichita Providence Marquette Canisius, with a final set for March 23.
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Clay Wins A Thriller Over Jones At Madison Square Garden
Cassius Clay survives a tough 10 round decision over Doug Jones in New York. He shows he is human with flashes of trouble and a late rally. Liston still looming as a future opponent despite the victory.
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Eagles By Finsterwald And LaClair In 1962 PGA Tour
Don Finsterwald and Paddy LaClair each carded successive eagles two under par in PGA tour events during 1962, marking a notable scoring stretch for both players.
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Paddy) LaClair
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