Nebraska's athletics rise under Tippy Dye leadership
Under athletic director Tippy Dye Nebraska builds a major league program with coach hires Bob Devaney and Joe Cipriano, improved scholarships, beef donation training tables, new stadium seats plan, and a renewed public relations push. The athletic department reports strong profits and growing fan engagement as glory returns after years of lean times.
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Tippy Dye
Nebraska University
Dye
Bob Devaney
Wyoming
Devaney
Husker
Tippy
Joe Cipriano
Joe
Washington U
Cipriano
Washington
Lawrence
Pete Newell
California
Nebraska
Oklahoma State’s
Huskers
Pheasant hunting tips and band return guidance
Outdoor Oracle suggests hunting pheasants in feed fields at dawn and dusk, using heavy weed cover in late morning, and preferring small cover patches when alone. Larger groups require bigger patches. bring a retriever to recover downed birds. always obtain permission to hunt to reduce future posted land. If you kill a banded bird, remove and log data, then mail it to the Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission.
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Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Kansas
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Slide to balance: follow-through keys bowling form
The guide emphasizes a practiced slide at the foul line to balance and steady direction. A full left-side brace and a complete arm swing through finish the pendulum for speed control. Ned Day exemplifies a long follow-through as essential to graceful, consistent bowling.
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Ned Day
Buffs Defense a Big Problem Says Jay Scout
Kansas scout Jack Scofield calls Colorado’s defense a major issue after a 7-28 loss to Missouri last Saturday. He praises Missouri’s tough line and notes Colorado’s QB Frank Cesarek, HB Bill Harris, and FB Noble Milton as capable. The piece also covers KU’s Nebraska defeat, Sayers nearing KU rushing mark, and Kansas football lineup changes ahead of Missouri freshmen game.
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Colorado
Kansas University
Jack Scofield
Buffaloes
Missouri
Scofield
Ceseark
Frank
Harris
Bill
Milton
Noble
Henderson
Dee
Nebraska
Jack Mitchell
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Gale Sayers
Boulder
Say
Griffith and Carter to boxing bout in Pittsburgh
Welterweight champion Emile Griffith and middleweight Rubin Carter will meet December 20 in a non title ten round boxing bout in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Emile Griffith
Rubin (Hurricane) Carter
Auburns Athletic Director Frowns on Gals Track Unit
Auburn Alabama AP reports athletic director Jeff Beard laments coed track classes as 38 female students train daily in sprints long jump shot put and discus under Mel Rosen. The program started as a voluntary physical education experiment gaining interest from non majors including Marilyn Jo Smelko. Coaches note coeds show grace and skill while Beard remains skeptical about the shift in campus athletics.
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Mel Rosen
Marilyn Jo Smelko
Crystal Springs
Miss
Rosen
Marilyn
Beard
Moffets Take First At Sports Car Fet
Seventeen cars took part in the photo rally at the Malls Shopping Center. Roger and Joan Moffet won in a Jaguar despite a flat tire and a seven second time error. Second went to Roger Mellgren and Rich Seamon in a Corvette. third to J G McCreary and Stan Copeland in a MGA. Trophy presentation at Jayhawk Sports Car Club meeting November 19 at KU Union.
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Roger
Joan Moffet
Jaguar
Roger Mellgren
Rich Seamon
Corvair
J. G. McCreary
Stan Copeland
MGA
Bob
Merrie Rose
Jayhawk Sports
Jayhawk Sports Car Club Meeting Nov. 19 At the Kansas University Union
Texas Holds No 1 In AP weekly grid voting
Texas remains the nation's No 1 football team after securing 48 first place votes and 526 points. Navy moves to second, Michigan State rises to fourth, Oklahoma to fifth, while Illinois, Auburn and Ohio State drop. Oklahoma beats Iowa State 24-14. Pitt climbs after a 27-7 win over Notre Dame. Alabama idle. Nebraska edges Kansas 23-9.
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Longhorns
Associated Press
Navy
Michigan State
Oklahoma
Pitt
Illinois
Auburn
Ohio State
Texas
Baylor
Michigan
Midshipmen
Maryland
Mississippi
Tampa
Purdue
Big Ten
Alabama
Nebraska
Iowa State
Notre Dame
Panthers
Mississippi State
Kansas
Penn State
Pittsburgh
Smith suffers fractured wrist in KU practice drill
Willie Ray Smith, a Kansas University transfer from Iowa University and a Varsity junior next fall, fractured his wrist during a football drill last week. The 190-pound halfback, once at Iowa and clocked at 9.6 seconds in the 100 yards, will miss the rest of this season as he recuperates.
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Ben Lee
Kansas
Missouri
Columbia
Harold Montgomery
Wichitan
Fred Heidinger
Jacksonville
Ill
Larry Dercher
Kansas City
Bob Skahan
Columbus
Chicago
Ohio
Miami
Notre Dame
Bill Elston
Paul Acevedo
John Lawson
John Donner
Herald Hadley
Ken Holm
Willie Ray Smith
Kansas University
Iowa University
Smith
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Eager Beaver Service
Lawrence Men and Women Bowling Association
Douglas County Association
Jim Clark Motors
Bill Brewer
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J.G.A. Douglas County Bank
Jayhawk Bowling Supply
Hornberger Jewelry
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Hillcrest Bowl
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Clarence Douglass
Helen Coder
George Hulteen
Dave Walstrom
Food Machinery Corp
Lawrence Journal-World Winter Chevrolet Kansas Color Press
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Meseraull Printing
Bell Music Co
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Martins Grocery
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Lawrence Outlook
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