Palmer Leaves Kansas Football Roster After Unconfirmed Quit
Senior quarterback Brian Palmer reportedly quit the Kansas University football team though coach Jack Mitchell said he had no confirmation. Palmer, a Winnipeg native, had been in a heated quarterback battle with Sid Micek, Steve Renko and Dave Crandall and could not be reached for comment.
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Rookie Hurler Defeats A's to Snap Losing Streak
The Chicago White Sox rookie Gary Peters held the Kansas City Athletics to four hits and a leadoff homer as Chicago defeated KC 2-1. Jim Brosnan aided with two strikeouts in the ninth. Nellie Fox and Camilo Cameron led the attack with three hits apiece.
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Lombardi Reacts To Hornung Suspension Shocked Packers Coach Considers Quit
New York AP Vince Lombardi said he was stunned by Paul Hornungs betting suspension. He told NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle he might quit, then called the action severe but necessary. Lombardi praised Hornung as a great player while expressing sympathy for the young star.
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Lane Seeks Shot At Lightweight Title
New York AP report notes Kenny Lane awaiting a title opportunity as champion Carlos Ortiz considers defending the belt against junior lightweight Flash Elorde in the Philippines. Ortiz has no solid offer yet for a Lane bout.
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Balk rule talk eyed by Giles Cronin and Frick in NY
National League President Warren Giles, AL President Joe Cronin, and Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick plan a special meeting in New York to craft a common balk ruling. With NL balks leading 96 to 9 early in the season, the trio aims to settle the issue before the All-Star Game and World Series. Giles ordered closer umpire scrutiny of pitchers.
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Leaders National League Batting And Pitching Leaders
The report lists batting leaders in the National and American Leagues by stat, naming players from teams such as Covington Philadelphia San Francisco St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee Pittsburgh and Los Angeles with averages runs RBIs hits doubles triples and home runs. Pitching leaders Washburn Simmons Fischer Stock are highlighted with win loss records.
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Pittsburgh
Altman
Wills
Los Angeles
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Washburn
Simmons
Causey
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Boston
Allison
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Cunningham
Nicholson
Chicago
Wagner
Kaline
Detroit
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Kansas football mix shapes year under coach Mitchell
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell pursues a balanced attack as Abe Martin at Texas Christian shifts toward more running. The Jayhawks emphasize Steve Renko and other passers to improve the air game while maintaining a strong ground threat led by Gale Sayers and Tony Leiker. Defenses tested KU, but with returning stars and solid receiving corps, Mitchell aims for a competitive 1963 season despite defensive gaps.
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Ken Coleman
Tony Leiker
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Leiker
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Bobby Layne Announces Retirement From Pro Football
The longtime quarterback with Detroit and Pittsburgh says he is quitting after 15 NFL seasons. Layne, aged 34, discusses his passing records and decision amid a retirement announcement confirmed by Buddy Parker and acknowledged in New York. He plans no immediate future plans.
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Omaha Moves to Rejoin NAIA Baseball Playoffs
The University of Omaha faculty athletic committee urges Athletic Director Virgil Yelkin to seek readmission to the NAIA baseball playoffs. Regents will decide Omaha's NCAA status as the team faces ongoing probation for an unapproved football bowl game.
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Bragan Imposes Fines to Curb Balks in Braves
Milwaukee Braves manager Bobby Bragan vowed a $25 fine for any future balks by his pitchers after balks contributed to losses. He announced an anti balk school for the mound staff on an open date, saying two fines had already been levied and others would be higher. He declined to disclose exact amounts, citing fairness to the players.
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