Russell Boosted To Top Jay Unit In Seventh Drill
Massillon transfer Ernie Russell moved to right halfback for Kansas University’s top football unit replacing the injured John Traylor. Traylor pulled a muscle, Wahimeier and Galen Black also nursed injuries. Coach Mather called the seventh drill encouraging and praised Russell’s performance as Marshall impressed at quarterback. The squad remains 79 players with six teams in drills, after promotions and injuries, as coaches review movies to select top units.
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Foster
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St. Peter
Minn
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Journal-World
Haskell Fresh Edge Ponies in Dual Meet
Haskell Junior High won the final mile relay to clinch a 34 46 victory over Lawrence in the opening track meet. Jeri Craig swept the shot and discus, placed second in the 220, and anchored Lawrence’s 440 relay. York of Haskell won the 100 and 220 and led the winning 880 relay. Both teams had six firsts. next action for Lawrence is April 12 at Atchison.
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Nats Tie Warriors in NBA Playoff Thriller
Syracuse Nations held off a late Philadelphia rally to force a 108 104 win in Game 5 of the Easter Division semi finals in Syracuse. The deciding game is set for Philadelphia as the series nears its close. Jerry Hoke, a 130 pound wrestler, is noted as the youngest of five brothers at Michigan.
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Nieder Pushes O'Brien Toward Greater 60 Foot Shots
Strictly Personal Bill Nieder of Kansas University has forced world record holder Parry O'Brien to raise his game. Nieder’s 58-8 indoor mark in Kansas City challenges O'Brien, who has long dominated the event. O'Brien plans to seek an invitation to Kansas Relays and eye the Olympics, while Nieder targets 60 feet this season with key meets at Texas Relays and later in Melbourne.
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California
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Conley to Undergo Arm Examination in Florida
Gene Conley, hot pitching ace of the Milwaukee Braves, travels to Bradenton Florida for another medical exam by Dr Michael Di Cossla. Doctors earlier diagnosed acute tendinitis in his right shoulder, a injury that sidelined him last August after an 11 7 season.
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Lopes Shines as Centerfield Prospect in Exhibition
In West Palm Beach Hector Lopes, moved from third base to centerfield, made three putouts and chased five baserunners yesterday. He snagged a Klaus liner in Sarasota, raced to the ball, and fired home to cut down a dashed Jim Piersall at the plate, signaling strong hands and fielding instincts.
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Frisco Skipper Attacks New Basketball Rules
San Francisco coach Phil Woolpert blasted upcoming NCAA rules changes aimed at defense. He criticized on the spot calls for timing of baskets, saying they would burden officials and erase the advantage of tall players like Bill Russell. Woolpert defended Russell and the Dons record while predicting chaos for next season.
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University of San Francisco Dons
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Strategies to contain a dominant inside scorer
Russell and Woolpert discuss two approaches to slow a big inside scorer: avoid scheduling the opponent and craft a plan to limit his effectiveness. They warn success hinges on facing a rare talent who can decisively affect the game, implying a tough challenge for opponents.
Dodgers fret over Lehman control in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg Florida the Brooklyn Dodgers worry about lefty Ken Lehman who was billed as the new Johnny Podres. Manager Walt Alston laments that Lehman is supposed to be a control pitcher but his command is elusive and in doubt.
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Ken Lehman
Johnny Podres
Walt Alston
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