Sides Are Chosen For KU Grid Fest
Kansas University completes preparations for its annual intra squad football game at Memorial Stadium with the Blue Team led by freshman Bob Douglass and Halley Kampschroeder facing the White Team captained by junior Bob Skahan. Starting lineups and subs were announced as spring practice wraps up.
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Hepatitis Stops Janell Smith For Six Months
Emporia Kansas reports track star Janell Smith, a 1964 Olympian and world record holder in the indoor 400 meters, is hospitalized with hepatitis and will be out of action at least six months. Her father and coach Meade Smith says she remains hospitalized after developing hepatitis from a recent illness.
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Baseball scores and standings from Tuesday games
American League results include Cleveland 3 at Washington 8 and Baltimore 8 by listing teams and scores. National League shows Philadelphia 3 St Louis 3 and Los Angeles 3 San Francisco 1 after 18 innings with Houston Chicago game postponed. Standings show Boston Chicago and New York near top with varying records.
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College of Emporia Wins Golf Crown
The College of Emporia won the Kansas Conference golf championship by four strokes over Baker in Salina Kansas finishing 945 to 949. Gene Sargent of C of E was medalist with 225 while John Goodman of Baker finished one stroke back at 226 after a clutch par at the last hole.
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Oliva Homers Propel Twins Over White Sox
The Associated Press reports Tony Oliva hit a two homer game as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 8-3. Jim Kaat pitched a complete game for his fourth win and the Twins moved into the first division. Other notable scores include Detroit over New York 7-2 and Cleveland 3-2 over Washington.
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Dupree Decisions Jacobs In White Plains Fight
In White Plains New York Jim Dupree weighing 176 pounds outpointed Herschel Jacobs also at 176 in a ten round bout held last night with Dupree earning the decision over the rival foe.
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Dodgers Edge Giants In 13 Innings For 2-1 Victory
Dodgers down Giants 2-1 in 13 innings as Wes Parker stars with a run scoring dash and Ollie Brown’s throw closes the game. Marichal holds Dodgers in 10 but Los Angeles breaks through late to split the NL action. Cincinnati blanked New York 4-0 and Pittsburgh beat Atlanta 5-2 while Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 5-3. Rain postponed Houston at Chicago.
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Ortiz Enters Politics in Bronx State Senate Run
New York AP reports world lightweight boxing champion Carlos Ortiz will seek the Democratic nomination for state senator from his Bronx district. He announced plans on Tuesday to enter politics.
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Phillies Triumph Over Cardinals 5-3 in Philadelphia
The St Louis Cardinals lost 5-3 to the Philadelphia Phillies as Briles walked in the deciding run after a bases loaded situation. Groat and White sparked the Cards with key hits though unearned runs kept them in the game. Gibson opposes bunning as two teams schedule a rematch tonight.
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All America Prep Signs KU Letter
Kansas University announced head coach Ted Owens signed unanimous first team All America prep Richard Bradshaw from Marshall High Chicago. The 6-3 190-pound guard joins rival recruit Ricky Mount and Chester Lawrence from Vienna Illinois, as part of Kansas slate for fall enrollment.
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A's Option Jimenez and Monteagudo Trade Highlights
Kansas City Athletics cut to 24 by optioning Manny Jimenez to Syracuse and shipping Aurelio Monteagudo to Houston for a $20,000 waiver price. Jimenez, an left handed outfielder since 1962, hits just .114 with four hits in 35 at bats this season.
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Civil Leaders Plea For NFL Franchise
Washington AP reports civil leaders from New Orleans Seattle Houston Cincinnati Boston Phoenix and Portland urged for a 16th NFL franchise as Commissioner Rozelle and owners consider expansion. A decision is deferred with a new club expected to be ready by the 1966 college draft window.
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Pastrano Predicts Thornton Upset at Shea Stadium
Willie Pastrano a former heavyweight champ predicts Wayne Thornton will knock out champion Jose Torres in their world title bout at Shea Stadium New York Saturday night.
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