Jays to Ease the Contact In View of Injury Problem
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell plans limited contact in camp ahead of the Sept 21 opener with TCU due to a thin 60-man squad and several injuries. Key players like Buddy Walker and Dennis Liggett are sidelined, while Ron Marsh returns from surgery and Steve Renko shows size gains as the team drills in near 96 degree heat at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Missouri Coach Dan Devine predicts strong Big Eight backs
Missouri coach Dan Devine projects Kansas State Iowa State and Oklahoma as the league’s top offenses with Nebraska in the mix. He cites KU rookie Steve Renko and backs Gale Sayers Tony Leiker Mike Johnson Ron Oelschlager and fullbacks Ken Coleman and Armand Baughman as potential stars. Lane wins starting QB job but injuries loom as MU scrimmages.
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Tigers and Cyclones Refuse to Roll Over For Any of '63 Foes
MU and ISU football players pledge readiness and grit on the Big Eight Skywriters tour. Dan Devine cites MU’s inexperience but aims for mid season strength. Clay Stapleton says ISU has a small but hungry squad with 25 hard nosed players and room to surprise.
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Skywriters Plan Stops Across Lincoln Boulder and Sooners Touchdown
The Skywriters announced itinerary includes Lincoln Nebraska and Boulder Colorado with stops Wednesday en route to Oklahoma and Sooner country, signaling continued campaign momentum. The schedule underscores road tour aims to connect with supporters and extend reach.
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Packers Remain Best in Football
The Green Bay Packers beat the New York Giants 24 17 in a sold out Green Bay game. The win marks Green Bay s seventh straight against the Giants and their 23rd pre season game without a loss to NFL opposition.
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Doctor hits hole in one at Lawrence Country Club
Dr. Corbin Robinson scored a hole in one at Lawrence Country Club on Sunday. Using a No 2 wood for a 221 yard No 1 hole, the shot dropped in the cup while he played with his wife and three witnesses Bob McBride Olin Waymire and Byron Lush.
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Pittsburgh Fight Night Ends in KO Upset
Johnny Morris of Pittsburgh, 162, scored a knockout against Jimmy Beecham, 155, of Philadelphia, in a bout last night ending the card in dramatic fashion.
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Smith Defeats Riling 4 and 3 For LCC Honors
T V Smith defeated Gene Riling 4 and 3 to win the WHS Lawrence Country Club match play championship. He led 2 up after 8 holes and finished 4 down 6 and 2. Kennedy won the 1963 consolation title 4 and 3 over Signor. Large won A Flight. Oyler won A Consolation. Colt won B Flight. Lauter won B Consolation. Mosser won C Flight. McBride won C Consolation. Bullock beat Zook 4 and 3 for D Flight. Carlson was 1963 Junior champ with 36 holes. Krone second age 15-20. Beougher 163. Harris 168. Collier 89 in 12-13-14 class. Miller second.
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Gary Player wins Holiday Golf Classic amid gallery support
Gary Player wins by two strokes at the $50,000 Holiday Golf Classic at Glen Flora Country Club. The event drew about 6,000 fans as Player posted 67 69 for 198 at the two days, earning $20,000 while Nicklaus and Palmer also cashed checks.
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