First Day Drills Leave KU Boss Eager for Future
Kansas football coach Chuck Mather praised the Jayhawks after the first workouts of the 41965 season. He stressed this is a building year and expects hard work to improve the squad, aiming for a 37-record potential if progress continues. Sixty-two players attended, with two monogram winners abroad for summer camps. A game-scrimmage is set for Saturday, while morning and afternoon practice sessions begin.
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Bob Whitehead
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Iowa State
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Jack Hansen
Omaha
Nebraska
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Wille Greenlaw
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Oklahoma
Lane apologizes for outburst blames umpire Napp
Chicago White Sox general manager Frank Lane publicly apologized for his vocal outburst against umpire Larry Napp during a Chicago versus Boston game last week. Commissioner Ford Frick fined Lane $500 and required a public apology to Will Harridge, the AL president, and Chicago fans, with Lane claiming his remarks targeted Cal Hubbard, league umpire chief, over Napp’s ejection of catcher Sherman Lollar.
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AL Leaders Could Have Rested For All The Shifts They Got
AL leaders Chicago Cleveland and New York struggle through a 32 day stretch with idle games. Chicago leads at .608, Cleveland and New York tied for second at .603, as Casey Stengel warns the Yankees must win 18 of 23 to reach 97 wins. In NL, Brooklyn beats Milwaukee as Campanella drives in three. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh win to tighten race.
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St. Louis
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Roy Campanella
Fights Last Night in Oakland and Los Angeles
Ralph Dupas of New Orleans drew with Leon Gaines in Oakland while Lauro Salas defeated Epi fanio Garcia in Los Angeles. Lyle Phillips, a horseman and polo player, owns and trains a large string of thoroughbreds.
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Calif
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Leonard Gaines
Los Angeles
Lauro- Salas
Epifanio Garcia
Mexico
Lyle Phillips
Phillips
Has Kell Institute grid drills spark early optimism
Has Kell Institute football coach Warner A Coffin praised the first full day of drills as highly successful with about 30 boys reporting, including most lettermen. The nucleus of 33 players head toward the Jayhawk League title bid, with two-a-day sessions planned and key quarterback and center spots to develop.
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Tony) Coffin
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Eugene Black
Kenneth Texlakonzle
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Walter Postoak
Jayhawk
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Ken Batley
Jim Thompson
Vincent Street
Thompson
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Milton Wheeler
Bailey
Elliott Ryal
Wayne Jimboy
Franklin Wesho
Angus Smoke
Ezra Anna
Dave Shell
Merlin McClellan
Unbeatens Huntsville Packers Meet Wichita Bombers in Semipro Tourney
In Wichita, defending champion Wichita Bating Bombers face Huntsville Alabama Packers in a double elimination National Nonprofessional Baseball Tournament clash. Buntsville surprised St Joseph Auscos 4-1, sending St Joseph to its first loss. Remaining games include Lin ton Oilers 5 Midland U S Steel 0 and North Platte 61 Middletown Ind as Midland and Middletown fall. The 32 team event began Aug 19 and runs into next week with fifth round matchups tonight.
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Senators Depart on Moscow Trip for Three-Week Study
Senators Henry Dworshak Reldahe and Milton Young from the Appropriations Committee leave for a three week tour to London Moscow and other nations to study agricultural and global affairs. The trip aims to examine budgetary and international issues and bolster U.S. policy knowledge.
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Civil Service Exams Set for Account Clerks and Operator
Kansas civil service to offer exams for account clerk levels one and two and switchboard operator one on September 24 in several cities. State agency payroll and records duties described. applications from the Personnel Division, State Department of Administration, 801 Harrison St., Topeka, due by September 16.
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Stock Car Race at North Central Kansas Free Fair
In Belleville Kansas a 100 mile stock car race was planned for today at the North Central Kansas free fair. Bobby Grim of Indianapolis won yesterday's feature on the half mile track in 10:15.18.
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Bobby Grim
Indianapolis
Oklahoma Sooners Face Strong Backfield Turnover Outlook
Oklahoma under Bud Wilkinson aims for an eighth straight title as 1965 plans unfold. Key losses include Kurt Burris and Max Boydaton, with Wilmkinson citing depth concerns and a tougher early schedule against North Carolina, Pittsburgh, and Texas. Bo Bolinger and Jimmy Harris among expected standouts, while Colorado, Missouri, Kansas and others brace for league changes.
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Triplets Reunited With Parents After Air Force Care
After two months in medical care abroad, triplet girls Barbara Janet and Marit Keith reunite with parents Gordon and Mrs Keith of Windom Minnesota. The babies, born June 24 in Newfoundland, were flown home from Norway by Military Air Transport Service personnel aboard a C54 evacuated aircraft to McGuire Air Force Base.
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Attention Men Sought for Insurance Careers Immediate Reply
A three billion dollar life insurance company seeks men aged 25 to 50 with education and execu tive teaching or sales experience. Starting pay 4000 to 5500 yearly plus pension and group hospital insurance. Training provided with a drawing account during training. Write Box N-14 Journal-World.
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