Kansas coach lauds camp progress amid injuries and depth worries
Kansas football coach Jack Mitchell praised early progress in the first three units after two grueling workouts in heat. He cited a center depth problem with Buddy Walker out a week and listed rising sophomores and key players, noting an all-out scrimmage at Memorial Stadium Saturday and a Sunday stadium photo day.
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Nebraska Eyes Repeat Big Eight Title Bid
Nebraska's 1963 squad, led by coach Bob Devaney and captain lineman Bob Brown, enters the season with talent and experience to chase the Big Eight crown. Devaney cites a strong backfield and improved defense, while Brown says the team is focused on beating Oklahoma in the November 23 showdown and pursuing All-America prospects for quarterback Dennis Claridge.
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Mays to Rest Until Friday Before NL Series Start
Willie Mays will miss action until Friday night as the San Francisco Giants prepare for a three game set with Los Angeles. He collapsed to one knee Monday against Chicago and is resting at home for nervous exhaustion. Manager Alvin Dark and Dr. E C Sailer confirm rest will help and no serious illness is present.
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K State Recruit Castillo Trains With Trinity in San Antonio
Victor Castillo, a top football prospect who signed with Kansas State University, worked out with Trinity University on Tuesday. A Trinity spokesman said Castillo was accepted as a freshman on a football scholarship and plans to honor his LOI. Castillo, 17, led Brackenridge High School to the Texas AAAA title, throwing 112 of 215 passes for 2,147 yards and 25 touchdowns over a 14 game season.
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Trinity Excluded as Major Conferences Sign LOI Deal
An agreement among several major conferences recognizes letters of intent, but Trinity is not part of these conferences. The move standardizes LOI recognition across the leagues while excluding Trinity from eligibility.
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Ex Jayhawk Dick Davis Waived By Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs trimmed to 33 players by waiving Dick Davis along with Dick Johnson and Dave Klister. Davis is a Kansas native who played for the team last season when it was based in Dallas. Johnson is a Minnesota flanker and Klister a rookie defensive end from Wisconsin.
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Fresno boxer wins by knockout in tight match
Gabe Terronez of Fresno knocked out Charlie Scott of Philadelphia in the early rounds, as Tod Herring outpointed Bill McMurray in Houston.
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Washington Huskies May Lose Star Fullback For 1963 Season
Seattle Washington Star reports fullback Junior Coffey of Washington University may miss the 1963 season after X rays show a break in his right foot in the same area as a previous fracture. The second break occurred during Monday practice.
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Willie Naulls Trade Sends Star to Celtics
Veteran forward Willie Naulls, who joined the San Francisco Warriors from New York last year, was traded today to the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association.
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