Shinn Sayers Lead All-Big Eight First Team
AP picks 1963 All-Big Eight: Sayers of Kansas and Brown of Nebraska tow guards, Vaughn and Grisham in backfield. Illustrious line from Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri. Claridge Lane and Lane top backfield and total offense leaders. Seals Shinn Neely mature in first team.
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Shinn, Sayers
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Gary Lane
Missouri
Three Jayhawks Honored On First 2 Big Eight Clubs
The 1962 AP named two Big Eight football teams led by Kansas and Missouri selections. First team includes Shinn, Seals, Voss, Neely, Brown, Burton, Berrington, Claridge, Savers, Vaughn, Grisham. second team features Jacobson, McFillen, Schweda, Gill, Kirby, Oliver, Garrett, Tane, Limerick, Harris, Johnson, and many others across conference squads with honorable mentions among Kansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Iowa State, Colorado, Missouri, and Kansas State.
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Oklahoma
Newt Burton
Lloyd Voss
Nebraska
Ralph Neely
Brian Schweda
Kansas
Dave Gill
Missouri
Mike Shinn
George Seals
Iowa State
John Berrington
Sayers
Grisham
Claridge
Huskers
Lane
Tigers
Monroe Phelps
Steve Renko
Fred Duda
Larry Shields
Bill Harris
Colorado
Rudy Johnson
Dick Limerick
Jack Jacobson
Oklahoma State
K-State
Ralph McFillen
John Kirby
Gene Oliver
John Garrett
Oliver
Carl Schreiner
Rusty Martin
OSU
Tony Jeter
Butch Allison
Topeka
Higginsville
Magnolia
Minn
Farmington
N.M
Bob Brown
Cleveland
Springfield
Iowa St
Honolulu
Dennis Claridge
Robbinsdale
Gale Savers
Omaha
Kansas State
Oklahoma Bucks
Gary Tane
Iowa
John Flynn
Allen
Harp Seeks Kansas First Division With 1963 64 Jayhawks
Kansas coach Dick Harp previews the 1963 64 Jayhawks as they pursue a first division finish in the Big Eight. Key players George Unseld and Walt Wesley form a two big man lineup while Riney Lochmann deals with a knee injury.
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Dick Harp
Harp
Arkansas
Jayhawks
George Unseld
Walt Wesley
Nolen Ellison
Wesley
Riney Lochmann
Harry Gibson
al Correll
Dave Schichtle
del Lewis
Anseld
A's to Open at Night in Kansas City 1964 Debut
The Athletics will start their 1964 home season with a night game at Municipal Stadium. The opener is set for Tuesday night April 21 against Cleveland marking the A's first Municipal Stadium appearance.
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Kansas City
Baseball Athletics
Cleveland
Jay s Regarded For Bowl Trip To Bluebonnet
KU football ranked 17th in final poll considered for the December 21 Bluebonnet Bowl after LSU was chosen. Candidates include Baylor Navy Auburn Air Force Kansas Missouri Rice NC State Mississippi State Georgia Tech Memphis State. The KU–MU winner will influence KU’s bowl fate with Gale Sayers a noted draw.
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Louisiana State
Lou Hassell
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Navy
Auburn
Air Force
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Missouri
Rice
North Carolina State
Mississippi State
Georgia Tech
Memphis State
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Tigers
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Texas
Olympic Team Breaks Open Win Over Colorado College
The U S Olympic hockey team scored three goals in 49 seconds late in the final period to defeat Colorado College 7 5 Tuesday night in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S
Colorado College
KU Lacks Snap As Tiger Game Draws Nearer
Kansas University football teams in pads and drills with coach Jack Mitchell shortening Tuesday practice. The focus on snap and precision as Missouri week approaches, with Tommy Thompson still doubtful and Ken Coleman likely to start at fullback. Gary Lane challenges Kansas defense as Joe Expisito impresses in goal line work. Thanksgiving meal planned for the team.
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Jay Roberts
Mitchell
Kennedy
Tommy Thompson
Missouri
Thompson
Ken Coleman
Tigers
Armand Baughman
Jayhawks
Gary Lane
Joe Expisito
Soph
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Army Navy Game Delayed To Pearl Harbor Day Dedication
Pentagon action dedicates the Army Navy game to President Kennedy memory delaying the traditional clash to December 7. Navy eyes possible Cotton Bowl with Texas, while Pitt or other bowls may adjust to the postponed schedule as LSU, Illinois, and Michigan State vie for Rose and other bids.
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Navy
Roger Staubach
Louisiana State University
Kennedy
Texas
Nebraska
LSU
Army-Navy
Middies
Staubach
Army
Pitt
Penn State
Illinois
Michigan State
Spartans
Illini
East Lansing
Mich
Washington
Washington State
Southern California
Ucla
Texas A&m
Syracuse
North Carolina
Orange
Notre Dame
New York
Tar Heels
Duke
Auburn
Alabama
Mississippi
Mississippi State
Bulldogs
Larry Wilson Wins Defensive Player of the Week
Larry Wilson of the St. Louis Cardinals intercepted twice to help upset the New York Giants 24-17. Wilson, a safety noted for blitzing, earned NFL Player of the Week honors. Don Hultz of Minnesota also contributed with two fumble recoveries tying the season record.
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Larry Wilson
NEW York
Y. A. Tittle
New York Giants
St. Louis
Cardinals
Giants
Don Hultz
Minnesota
Southern Methodist
Detroit
NFL
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