Mitchell avoids brutal talk while shaping tough Kansas football
The article contrasts Kansas coach Jack Mitchell with rivals like Bud Wilkinson, noting Mitchell rejects savage taunts yet emphasizes sharp contact. It discusses political stumping for Wilkinson, KU’s coaching peers, and the nation’s Big Eight leaders, plus KU’s promotional brochure for football season and calling for better NCAA TV treatment.
Packer Grandpap Makes the Grade For a 13th Year
GREEN BAY Wis AP Dave Hanner the granddaddy of the Green Bay Packers is resting easier He has made the club for his 13th National Football League season The veteran defensive tackle says every year is a struggle and there is always a young player trying to beat him out Despite being 34 he believes age matters little if he stays healthy and in shape He touts durability having missed only one league game in 12 seasons including an emergency appendectomy midway through a prior season He credits rivals like Jack Stroud Gino Marchetti Andy Robustelli and Y A Tittle as seasoned benchmarks
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Haskell Squad Under Lights Preseason Scrimmage Friday
Haskell Junior College arms up for 1964 with coach H E Llewellyn unveiling a 13 returners from last season 1 8 1 record. The Indians open at El Dorado Sept 11 and host Fairbury Sept 26 running wing T and I formations.
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Orioles edge Twins on Pappas shutout in tight 2-0 win
Milt Pappas allowed only one hit the eighth inning single by Zoilo Versalles and pitched his sixth shutout as Baltimore kept a half game ahead in the AL. Tony Taylor doubled Philadelphia to a 2-1 win over Houston in the NL.
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Jones Concedes OU Potent and OSU Eyes Two Platoons
Oklahoma coach Gomer Jones says his team has talent and must push to reach full potential even if results are not always perfect. He notes needs for a better passing game and a trusted quarterback, with Mike Ringer and John Hammond among likely starters. Oklahoma State coach Phil Cutchin plans two platoons and reuses six returning starters on defense while exploring Bowden Wyatt's single wing.
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Norwegian Thower Smashes 300 Foot Javelin Mark
Terje Pedersen a 20 year old Norwegian dental student shattered the 300 foot barrier with a 300 feet 11 inch throw at Bislet Stadium in a Norway versus Czechoslovakia meet. The 209 pound athlete surpassed the then world record of 285 feet 7 inches set by Carlo Lievore in 1961.
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Saari Seeks Tokyo Showdown With Murray Rose
Roy Saari, 19, from El Segundo, California, set a world record 16:58.7 in the Olympic Trials final for the 1500 meters, saying he’d welcome Murray Rose as Tokyo rival and noting a world championship would hinge on Rose’s participation. He expects multiple swimmers under 17 minutes and predicts a 16:50 victory time for Tokyo.
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Olympic Trials Shakeup as Records Fall in Trials
Australian officials rejected Rose's bid for a team berth over non participation in Australia. Saari starred during five days of trials as five world records were surpassed and 11 American records fell or were tied. Cathy Ferguson and Walt Richardson set or tied top marks, with Ferguson advancing to Tokyo and Richardson winning the 100 meter butterfly final. Judy Reeder and Cynthia Goyette also earned spots on the medley relay team.
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Levy Leads William and Mary Football After UC Tenure
After four years as University of California coach Marv Levy now guides William and Mary football this fall, shaping a new era for the program with a veteran strategist at the helm.
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