KU Cage Club Has Depth And Ron Franz Is Dandy
Kansas University basketball coach Dick Harp enters 1963-64 with deep depth as Ron Franz stars in the freshman 84-52 Homecoming win. Franz pumped in 27 points, showing scoring touch and versatility, while the Varsity dominated the 43-22 rebounding edge and featured a strong inside duo with Walter Wesley. Harp praised Franz and the overall depth, noting potential lineup changes and growth ahead for a team aiming high this season.
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Jim Dreiling
Victoria
North Carolina
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Kerry Bolton
Delry Lewis
Court Rulings May Change College and Pro Football Rights
rulings from Los Angeles Detroit and Baltimore on workers compensation involve college athletes on athletic scholarships and professional players. California cases allow a college student on scholarship to be treated as a school employee for work related injuries. Van Horn widow and two sons receive 20500 in death benefits. Gedman and Burkett received workers compensation awards for football injuries. Maryland and Michigan boards upheld or awarded benefits to former NFL Lions and Colts players.
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Future Looks Good Totals Sent For Varsity Scores
The report lists players including Joey, Viarsitys a8, Monte Johnserm, Rob Billings and others. It notes point totals and team performance across recent games, highlighting evolving momentum and upcoming matches.
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Harp reviews roster depth and freshmen potential
The coach discusses using guards to share load, pivot rotation between George and Walter, and adjustments to weak areas like speed and rebounding. He praises Franz's performance, notes freshmen progress under Owens, and mentions add-ons from George Harvey and Halley Kampschroeder after football season.
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Geiberger Hustling After FiveWeek Layoff
Al Geiberger returns to the tour after a five week layoff due to the birth of his daughter Lee Ann. The 26 year old from USC leads the Almaden Open in San Jose after rounds of 33 84 67 and 69, one stroke ahead of Bob Rogburg and Jim Feree with a four day total of 136. He earned 7300 in recent events and seeks the 3500 top prize at the Almaden Golf and Country Club course.
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Local Grid Results Highlight Top PEN Pancoe Ope
A fragmented OCR grid of high school results lists numerous town and school names across Kansas. It mentions Topeka Bethel Olathe Pittsburg Winfield Andover Shawnee St Josephs Oskaloosa Tonganoxie and others with scores or placings such as 92 141 and 86 noted among the varied entries.
Prairie chicken season starts as fire risk rises
Pratt aps hunters urged to take extreme care to prevent grass fires as a three day prairie chicken season opens in Kansas. Dry conditions in southeast range prompt extra game staff presence and strict reminders to avoid driving in fields, fully extinguish fires, and seek landowner permission. The season runs Sunday through Monday across Butler and Marion counties and eastern Kansas, with a two bird daily bag limit.
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Overtrick Bids For Sub Minute Messenger Stakes
WISTBURY, N.Y. AP Overtrick the famed pacer seeks his 12th sub two minute mile of the year in the Messenger Stakes at Roosevelt Raceway facing eight rivals led by Meadow Skipper and Country Don Both challengers have previously defeated Overtrick with Meadow Skipper setting a world mile track record at 1 55 1 5 in Lexington and Cane Futurity win earlier this season Meadow Skipper beat Overtrick in Kentucky while Country Don clocked 1 57 4 5 with Meadow Skipper second and Overtrick fifth
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Lions Face Topeka Next After a Week's Layoff
Lawrence High, ranked No 1 in the state, rested this week and will play Topeka Central at 7 30 p m Friday in Haskell Stadium. The Lions last beat Shawnee Mission North 14 7 on Oct 25. Topeka beat Washington Bethel 2014 on Wednesday and sits fifth in the AP poll.
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Motorist Reports Errant Cop After Night Parking
Burton-on-Trent England AP Police Constable Edward Routledge warned a motorist for parking on the wrong side at night without lights. The motorist Norman Long later reported the policeman’s rear light was out. Friday Long was fined 14 dollars and the officer 5.60.
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Redskins Seek Win To Save McPeak As Dallas Looms
Washington faces Dallas with a 2-5 mark as McPeak's job hangs on a victory. Players rally around the coach while owners weigh leadership, and rookie Pat Richter begins to emerge after a rough start. Norm Snead over George Izo remains the clue to the offense.
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Pressure Is on Cleveland In National League Match
The Associated Press reports the Cleveland Browns face Philadelphia at Franklin Field as they try to rebound from a 33-6 loss to the New York Giants. The outcome could signal if Cleveland stays atop the Eastern Conference. Giants and Cardinals also contend in the East.
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Ex Houston Back Outstanding Man As Boston Romps
Boston routs Houston 45 3 as Bob Suci, ex Oilers defensive back, shines with 172 all purpose yards and a 98 yard interception return. Patriots defense intercepts six passes and blocks two Houston fumbles, tying Oilers for AFL Eastern lead at 5 4.
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Walking Ref Cools Coach in Edmond High School Game
In Edmond Oklahoma John Marshall High clashed Friday night in a football game against Oklahoma City High. A scuffle sparked a 15 yard penalty and a lengthy exchange between coach Vince Robison and referee Winson Havenstrite. Marshall trailed but won 42 to 8.
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Kilt Urged as National Dress for British Men
In a main editorial, a London tailor and cutter, an authority on men’s clothes, advocates the kilt as a national dress for British males. The piece argues the garment is not just for Scotsmen, noting the bicycle’s spread has linked many British families to Scottish heritage.
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Celtics Rally Without Cousy in NBA Victory
The Boston Celtics won 119-102 over the Philadelphia 76ers as John Havlicek scored 25 points and Sam Jones added 28 while Bill Russell anchored defense. Hal Greer led Philadelphia with 24 points. Lakers beat Royals 122-112 to stay close to the Hawks as Jerry West and Dick Barnett each scored 29. Oscar Robertson had 26 for Kansas City.
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