Kansas State faces New Mexico in 1963 64 basketball slate
Kansas State announces a 1963-64 schedule with a new three game western swing including New Mexico, San Francisco, and Stanford. The Jayhawks also face UCLA USC Cincinnati Arkansas Texas Tech and other foes as part of the non conference slate with key dates listed for December January and March.
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Kansas
New Mexico
Jayhawkers
Lobos
San Francisco
Stanford
Dutch Lonborg
USC
UCLA
Cincinnati
Cincy
George Wilson
Ron Bonham
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Jayhawks
Stan Musial Hits 463rd Home Run, Sixth All Time
Cardinals star Stan Musial belts his 463rd career home run to move into sixth place on baseball history, extending his record of long balls and cementing his status among the game’s great sluggers.
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Stan Musial
Cardinals
Bowling Clinic 4 Tips to Extend Bowling Careers
An aging bowler can delay decline by shadow bowling without a ball and slow footwork. Regular fitness, relaxed aging athletes like pitchers and boxers train to stay in shape. Do repeated light footwork to the foul line, avoid rushing, and save the legs for juniors and seniors alike.
Oklahoma State Rugged in Big Eight Baseball Chase
Oklahoma State battles Missouri for the Big Eight crown as they beat Houston 2-1 to take a 3-1 series edge. Missouri opens with Arkansas in a nine game road swing while Kansas State roars to a 23 record after a 12-3 win at Jonesboro, and Colorado tops Texas Western 7-5 as Nebraska drops a Tulsa game 8-7. Oklahoma State, under Toby Greene, outscored Houston 18-9 in four games, with Ferguson posting two wins.
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Texas Western
el Paso
Nebraska
Tulsa
Dan Eddy
Cornhuskers
Missouri Valley
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Ken Collins
St. Mary's
Greene
Cowboys
Hi Simmons
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Air Force
Bowling Tourney In Third Week At Hillcrest Bowl
The 1963 Kansas Men's Bowling Tournament reaches its third week at Hillcrest Bowl in Lawrence with about 800 bowlers expected before Sunday's close. The event runs weekends through May 19 except Easter, with over 4,000 participants projected by finish.
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Kansas State Bowling Association
Hillcrest Lanes
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Bill Swigert
Wichita
Journal-World Photo
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Topeka
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Fort Scott
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Burlington
Wichita Sport Setup Plans to Incorporate
AP reports Wichita University athletic department plans formal incorporation. Athletic coordinator Bob Donaldson notes bylaws and board of directors not yet formed, with soon actions. Incorporation lets the department manage its own finances within university rules, using profits from good seasons as a cushion for bad years, while receiving some university funds.
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Wichita
Wichita University Athletic Department
Bob Donaldson
College Scores From The Associated Press
St Marys Tex defeats Kansas 7 to 4 while Kansas State tops Arkansas State 12 to 5 Colorado edges Texan Western 7 to 5 Oklahoma State beats Houston 2 to 1 Arizona State loses to Oklahoma Tulsa 8 to 7 Nebraska defeats Tulsa 8 to 7 in another AP score roundup
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Texan
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Oklahoma State
Houston
Arizona State
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Nebraska
Tongy Snaps Four Track Standards At Quadrangular Meet
Tonganoxie High School scores four track records and finishes second in a Leavenworth quadrangular won by Immaculata. Massie set 440 yard record in 52.7, Sparks clocked 2 09.0 in the half, Korb high jumped 5 8, Mills threw 156-0 in javelin. Rose 41 7 in shot, Schafer 116 4 in discus. THS travels to Perry Tuesday for a meet with Perry Valley Falls and Oskaloosa.
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Leavenworth
Bonner Springs
Maur Hill
Atchinson
Tom Massie
Clarence Schooley
Richard Sparks
Billy Wilson
Paul Korb
Irv Mills
THS
Lyan Johnson
Jack Rose
Don Schafer
Phil Laub
Perry
Valley Falls
Oskaloosa
Lawrence and Shawnee Mission East Duel Ends East Wins 73-59
In a windy Friday dual meet Lawrence High School and Shawnee Mission East rewrote 12 records as East won 73 to 59. Rick Forman set multiple marks with 10.5s 100m and 22.9s 220m, while Steve Pine set a meet and school pole vault record of 12-9. Ralph Light and Harold Kimball led Lawrence with high marks in field events and hurdles. East clinched top performer honors with three blue ribbons for Forman.
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Ark City Takes Meet in Quadrangular Track Meet
Ark City Junior College dominated the quadrangular meet winning nine of 15 events with 90 points. Southwestern’s junior varsity scored 61 14, Winfield St John and Tonkawa Junior College Oklahoma failed to score. Ken Sergeant and Ted Glenn each had two wins. Sergeant claimed the javelin and set a pole vault record of 13 feet 334 inches. Glenn took the mile and the two mile.
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Tonkawa Junior College
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Kansas University spring football aims and roster notes
Kansas University prepares for spring drills starting April 15 with injuries to Brian Schweda and Larry Fairchild affecting lineup. Tony Leiker shifts to end and could become a standout receiver, while Gale Sayers and John Hadi are highlighted as potential contributors. Other notes include Enlistment delays for Hadi, coaching praise for Danny Miller, and ongoing quarterback competition led by Brian Palmer.
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Schweda
Lawrence
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Jack Mitchell
Jayhawks
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Hays
John Hadi
San Diego Chargers
Air Force
Texas
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Jays Fall To Texas Team In San Antonio Game
Kansas University baseball dropped to 1-1 after a 7-4 loss to St Mary's in San Antonio. The Jayhawks beat St Mary's 6-4 Thursday, and prepare for a home series opener Monday against Arkansas University. Ken Collins featured in the St Mary's game as the clubs were tied 4-4 late.
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Oklahoma State Golfers Defeat Kansas 11-4 in Rout
Oklahoma State, the reigning Big Eight champions, remained undefeated in 1963 by defeating Kansas 11 to 4 at Lawerence Country Club. Duke Evans led OSU with 75, while George Hixon and other OSU golfers posted decisive matches.
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Iola Jaco Is Winner in Triangular Track Meet
Wilfred Lehman won the mile and two mile and scored 13 points to lead Iola Junior College to victory in a triangular meet. Iola amassed 774 points, Parsons 614 and Chanute 22, with seven first places for Iola and Parsons taking the remaining eight.
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Iola Junior College
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Jays Rally in Chicago Tilt Sees Late Ties and Errors
Mary starts with a triple and scores on a first baseman single for an early lead. Patsch beats out a bunt after a strikeout while a Kansas error allows a run. Kansas plates runs in the sixth as McGreevy and Pagani walk, advance on a wild pitch, and score on an error. Abercrombie sacrifices Pagani home. In the seventh Miller singles and scores on Nelsons double to knot the score with Nelsons streaking losing effort.
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