Lawrence High Lions Cited at Sertoma Banquet
Vir tues of 1964 Lions celebrated at Holiday Inn as Lawrence High School earns praise for a third straight undefeated season. Coach Allan Woolard, with a 113-9-4 record locally, shares thanks with players Ken Wertzberger Rick Trapp Steve Ridgway and Rod Taylor who receive a special state champions trophy.
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KU declines bowl bid as Stinson says not going
Kansas athletic director Wade Stinson announced on Tuesday that the Jayhawks will not pursue a bowl game this season despite a Sun Bowl inquiry. Coach Jack Mitchell supported national TV exposure, but Sun Bowl officials cited a mutual scheduling conflict in discussing why a bid wasn’t extended.
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Tiger Hurler McLain Stars in Puerto Rican Game
Dennis McLain of the Detroit Tigers pitched a seven hitter with 14 strikeouts as Mayaguez shut out Santurce 3-0 in a Puerto Rican winter league baseball game.
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Notre Dame Faces USC With Heisman Star Huarte
Notre Dame prepares for a final college game as No. 1 Irish meet Southern California. Quarterback John Huarte, winner of the Heisman Trophy, led ND with 1 026 votes in a tight race over Tulsa’s Jerry Rhome and Illinois’ Dick Butkus.
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Tribe Falls to El Dorado in third straight defeat
The Haskell Institute basketball team dropped its third straight game, 70 to 61 at El Dorado. Virgil Allen led with 16 points and 15 rebounds as Haskell shot 38 percent and trails to 0-3 while El Dorado improved to 1-0.
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Duke student Jack Buckley chooses Johns Hopkins over Lakers
Engineering honor student Jack Buckley of Duke University passes on a professional basketball career after being drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers to pursue graduate studies at Johns Hopkins University.
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Navy Gets Nod Over the Army Irish the Pick
AP sports writer notes week of upsets in college football. Predictions favor Navy over Army for a sixth straight win, with Stau bach’s Navy mates healed and Stichweh patched on the Army line. Notre Dame to beat USC, Michigan State had routed USC, Irish unbeaten.
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Tulsa Hurricanes Bost on Offense
Tulsa leads in total offense and passing with 477.3 yards per game and 327.2 through the air as Jerry Rhome and Howard Twilley pace the attack. Tulsa can become the first major team to average 40 points per game since 1956 with a 37 point final against Wichita.
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Golfers win multiple titles in first half of 1964 season
Through the first six months, seven professional golfers have won more than one tournament in 1964, signaling a competitive surge in the early season.
Fourteen KU gridmen earn third football letters in 41-man list
Kansas University athletic director Wade Stinson released a 41-man roster detailing 14 seniors who earned their third football letter. The list includes top names such as Gale Sayers and Sid Micek with multiple teammates listed by position and hometowns across Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, and beyond.
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Ron Marsh
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Jay Wilson
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Ron Young
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Tosmah Tops 3-Year-Old Thoroughbred World
Tosmah, daughter of Tim Tam, wins 10 of 14 in 1964 to capture the 3-year-old filly title from the Thoroughbred Racing Association. She also defeats older mares and even colts like Roman Brother and Lt. Stevens in Arlington Classic, boosting total earnings to $426,473 from $305,285 this year. Briardale Farm owner Anthony Imbesi bought her for about $100,000.
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Ken Boyer Wins NL Most Valuable Player Honor
Ken Boyer of the St. Louis Cardinals, 33, topped Baseball Writers Association ballots to win the NL MVP after a 24 homer, 119 RBI season. He led with 119 RBIs, hit .295 and played all 162 games, while his grand slam helped in the World Series. Wife Kathleen and their four children shared in the victory.
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Wolverine Back Honored by AP
University of Michigan quarterback Bob Timberlake earned the AP Back of the Week after guiding a 10-0 win over Ohio State that clinched the Big Ten title and a Rose Bowl berth. The Franklin, Ohio native, 21, passed for a touchdown, kicked an extra point, and added a 27-yard field goal, accounting for all 10 points in the victory.
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Mountaineers Upset Sugar Bowl Bound Syracuse 28 27
quarterback throws 13 of 17 for two touchdowns including a 50 yard strike in the final quarter to spark West Virginia to a 28 27 win over Syracuse, who is Sugar Bowl bound.
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Soccer Coach Luis Gordillo Dies in Santiago at 56
In Santiago Chile AP reports Luis Gordillo long serving coach of Chilean teams died Tuesday night. He was 56 years old and widely linked with international soccer squads.
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