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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1965

Page

15

Cubs face Hubbs void as Beckett battles for second base

Cubs seek replacement for the late Ken Hubbs with Glenn Beckett, Joey Amalfitano, and Ron Campbell contending for second while Jimmy Stewart shifts to shortstop. The infield features Santo Banks Williams strong at bat but the double play duo remains a concern despite a deep pitching staff led by Larry Jackson.

Jimmy Stewart Andre Rodgers Glenn Beckett Boston Red Sox Beckert Salt Lake City Joey Amalfitano Ron Campbell Salt Lake Santo Ernie Banks RBI Billy Williams George Altman New York Mets Williams Altman Len Babrielson Doug Clemens Mack Kuykendall John Boccabella Dick Bertell Larry Jackson Dick Ellsworth Bob Buhl Lew Burdette Cal Koonce Sterling Slaughter Ernie Broglio Lou Brock St. Louis Cardinals Broglio Lindy McDaniel Santo-Banks-Williams Cubs Kansas City Athletics

Devaney Sees Open Race for 1965 Big Eight Title

Nebraska coach Bob Devaney rejects expectations of a title run, noting spring practice shapes a thin middle offensive line and a wide open race with Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State and Colorado among contenders. The piece also covers KU meet notes on Mike Shinn hand surgery and Mike Ditka’s praise for Gale Sayers plus Kansas players on NFL rosters and upcoming film appearances.

Bob’ Devaney Nebraska University Devaney Missouri Oklahoma Oklahoma State Colorado Kansas Jayhawks Iowa State Kansas State Kansas Jack Mitchell Mike Shinn KU Medical Center Walt Wesley Jayhawk al Lopes Cowpokes James King NFL Detroit Lions John Flynn Jack Jacobson OSU Preston Love Nebraska Tom Vaughn Lions Tom Watkins ISU du Pont NCAA Syracuse Floyd Little Gale Sayers Lawrence Kansas City Chiefs Mike Burns Independence Kan

Brennan defends British Empire middleweight title in Auckland

In Auckland Gomeo Brennan from the Bahamas outpointed Earl Nikora of New Zealand to retain the British Empire middleweight title. The bout featured Brennan dominating the later rounds while Nikora pressed the pace throughout the match.

Zanesville Ohio Doug Agin Richardson Pittsburgh Auckland N.Z Gomeo Brennan Bahamas Earl Nikora New Zealand Brennan

Cagers Set Semifinal Showdown in National Junior College Tourney

Jaco Cagers meet Eastern Utah and Vincennes in semifinals after Burlington Iowa and Eastern Utah won tense quarterfinals. Burlington edged Northeastern 73 71 on a late shot. Eastern Utah survived Murray State 65 63 in double overtime. Consolations saw Canton over Ferruri 64 63, Kilgore 112 59 over Beebe, Howard County 73 64 over Willmar, and Dodge City 79 64 over Moberly.

Hutchinson Kanap Burlington Iowa Price Utah Vincennes Ind Joliet Ill Roger Blalock Northeastern Sterling Colo Don Denson Murray State Aggies Tishomingo Okla Canton N.Y Ferruri Kilgore Tex Beebe Ark Howard County Big Spring

Gifford Leaves Giants For Sportscaster's Job

New York AP reports Frank Gifford, longtime Giants backfield star, retires from pro football after twelve seasons to become a full time sports broadcaster. He will be the Giants television color man next fall and will keep other radio and TV duties. Rumors since 1964 had hinted at his departure.

NEW York Frank Gifford New York Giants Gifford Giant

Bowling Clinic: Emulate top pros like Dick Weber

Billy Sixty urges bowlers to pick a model with similar build and copy his rhythm. He highlights Charlie Daw’s footwork and Dick Weber’s precise timing and target, noting Weber’s angle shift now favors a wider hook and advises staying with the model’s adjustment.

Charlie Daw Dick Weber

Diamond Data Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule

Thursday results show Cincinnati defeating St. Louis 4 to 1 and Houston beating New York 7 to 4. Los Angeles 13, Washington 5. Philadelphia 6, Detroit 6 in 12 innings. Pittsburgh 7, Kansas City 1. Los Angeles A 8, San Francisco 7 in 10 innings. Boston 7, Cleveland 38. Chicago A 6, New York A 9. Minnesota 9, Milwaukee 8. Saturday schedules list multiple matchups across Florida venues including St Petersburg and Fort Lauderdale with divided squads noted.

Cincinnat St. Louis Houston New York Los Angeles Washington Philadelphia Detroit Pittsburgh San Francisco Boston Cleveland Chicago Minnesota Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Petersburg Kansas City Daytona Beach Fort Lauderdale Sarasota Fort. Myers Mesa Palm Springs Phoenix Milwauk West Palm Beach Baltimore Miami

Jack Wallace Named Head Coach at Drake University

Jack Wallace, former Kansas and Missouri coach, is named head football coach at Drake University in Des Moines. He succeeds Bus Mertes and has served as first assistant for the past five years.

Des Moines Iowa Jack Wallace Kansas Missouri Drake University Bus Mertes

Stagg favored little men over muscle in football career

Amos Alonzo Stagg, a 57 year coaching force, championed small, quick players like Eckersall and Herschberger. He built Chicago into a Big Ten power, championed fair play, and continued coaching and advising roles until late in life.

NEW York Amos Alonzo Stagg Stagg Walter Eckersall Clarence Herschberger University of Chicago Yale Divinity Chicago Maroons College of the Pacific Stockton Calif Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr Susquehanna College Pennsylvania Stella Yost Michigan Eckersall Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt Minnesota Illinois

Americans Break Canada’s Curling Cup Hold on Scotland

The Superior Wis rink skipped by Raymond Somerville beat Canada's defending champions 9 to 6 to end seven straight Scotch Cup titles and win the World Curling Championship in Perth Scotland.

Perth Scotland Superior Wis Canada Raymond Somerville

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