Big Six Not Ready for National Letter of Intent Movement
Western Coast powerhouses resist national recruitment as Southern Cal coach Johnny McKay emphasizes home talents. The column also notes Cassius Clay planning rounds for a London bout, Kansas and KU sports activities, and various college football and baseball developments with multiple named individuals and institutions.
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West Coast
Johnny McKay
Southern Cal
Cassius Clay
London
Henry Cooper
Cassius
Jimmy Piersall
New York Mets
Lawrence
Rod Kanehl
Edmund Joyce
Notre Dame Board of Athletic Control
Joe Kuharich
NFL
Notre Dame
Los Angeles Rams
Kuharich
Kansas University
Missouri Valley Aau
United States Track and Field Federation
Kansas State
Memorial Day Fishing Outlook in Kansas Promising
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission reports strong conditions across state reservoirs and smaller lakes for Memorial Day weekend. Expect scattered crowds at Turtle Creek and good catches of channel catfish crappie and bullheads, with river and stream fishing improving after recent rains though heavy rain could muddy waters.
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Kansas
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Turtle Creek
Kirwin
Webster
Kanopolis
Cedar Bluff
Lovewell
Toronto
Fall River
Cowley County
Woodson County
Crawford County
Farlington
Osage County
Chase County
Bourbon County
Pottawatomie County
Butler County
Leavenworth
Rooks County
Shawnee County
Hamilton County
Scott County
Paola
Herington
Gardner
Lebo
Parsons
Holton
Marion
Fort Scott
Neosho
St. Paul
Marais Des Cygnes
Lynn County
Neosho River
Flint Hills
Koufax Delivers Fourth Shutout As Dodgers Rally
Sandy Koufax blanked Milwaukee 7-0 on six hits to post his fourth shutout of the season and move the Dodgers within one game of the NL leading Giants. The Giants lost 10-6 at Cincinnati as St. Louis won in 10 innings 8-7 over Houston. Cubs beat the Mets 5-2 and Phillies defeated Pittsburgh 5-1 in night games.
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Babe Ruth
Ernie Banks
Giants
Banks
Ralph Kiner
Duke Snider
Lou Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey Mantle
Harmon Killebrew
Rocky Colavito
AAU
LHS
Halley Kampschroeder
Jim Pilch
Ronnie Hopkins
Gary Ray
Kampschroeder
KU Med Center
Sandy Koufax
Frank Sinatra
Los Angeles Dodgers
Milwaukee
Dodgers
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Houston
Chicago
Cubs
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Koufax
Braves
Jim O'Toole
Marty Keough
Frank Robinson
Vada Pinson
Orlando Cepeda
Curt Flood
Cards
Gene Oliver
Charley James
Colts
Howie Goss
Ron Santo
Billy Williams
Mets
Dick Ellsworth
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Phils
Cal McLish
K C Athletics trade catcher Bill Bryan to coast
Kansas City Tuesday sent catcher Bill Bryan to the Portland farm club on a 24 hour recall. Bryan had threatened to return to farming over salary. General manager Pat Friday confirmed talks with pitcher Early Wynn as he nears 300 wins and plans further discussions. Bryan, 24, from Morgan Georgia played in 24 games this season hitting .169 with three homers and seven RBIs.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Bill Bryan
Portland
Bryan
Pat Friday
Early Wynn
Wynn
Morgan
Boxing Roundup Two Wins by Knockout Overnight
In Houston Rip Randall 148 of Tyler Texas stopped Isaac Logart 148 of New York in the eighth round. In Stockton Rey Asis 121 of Manila stopped Rudy Cor ona 121 of Los Angeles in four rounds.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Rip Randall
Tyler
Isaac Logart
New York
Stockton
Calif
Rey Asis
Manila
Rudy Corona
Los Angeles
Cassius Clay Stirs Britain With Brash Fight Talk
Cassius Clay lands in London and promises to finish Henry Cooper in five rounds, provoking UK scorn while boosting publicity. Critics warn his swagger may backfire, yet his hype draws crowds to a London Stadium bout as Liston looming option remains.
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Washington
England
Cassius Clay
London
Cassius
Henry Cooper
Clay
London Evening News
Cilay
Peter Wilson
The
Daily Mirror
Cooper
Ingemar Johansson
Brian London
Johansson
Tom Phillips
Daily Herald
Bunkum
Ballyhoo
Phillips
Big Gates
Madison Square Garden
Doug Jones
Jack Sharkey
Sharkey
Cardiff
Flower
Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Tuesday results include Cincinnati edging San Francisco 10 to 6 and Los Angeles defeating Milwaukee 7 to 0. Chicago beat New York 5 to 2, Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 6 to 1, St Louis over Houston 8 to 7 in 10 innings, with Pittsburgh at Philadelphia and St Louis at Houston among noted Thursday games.
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Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Houston
Flouston
Jiouston
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
National League
Ww. L. Pet. G.B
Angeles
Chicago Og
Vida
Five American Colts Enter English Derby Field
Five American owned colts compete in the 184th English Derby at Epsom. Relko leads as favorite at 9-2, with Capra 8-1 and Iron Peg 33-1, owned by Harry Guggenheim who aims to win both the English and Kentucky Derbies. Other entrants include Deep Gulf 33-1 Doudance 50-1 and Credo 66-1.
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London
Epsom
Iron Peg
Harry F. Guggenheim
New York
Guggenheim
Dark Star
Deep Gulf
John McShain
Barclay Stable
N.J
Doudance
John F. C. Bryce
South Arlington
Credo
Lawrence Gelb
Stamford
Conn
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Dauer
Journal- World
Wichita East High
Bob Timmons
Jim Ryan
Curtis Junior High
Wichita
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A’s
George Reese
Jackson, Miss
Oklahoma U
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Colorado
James Ray Jackson
Lubbock
Gehrig
Yanks
Pie and
Bass
K.C
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By Shirley Povich
Jones
Archie Moore
Moore
Sonny Liston
Man Mountain Liston
Washington Post News Service
Diamond Data
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Lamence Typewriter
Relko
Francois Dupre
Capra
Robin Scully
Beatrice, Neb
Lester Piggott
Logan-Moore Lumber CO
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Anchor Savings
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