OU Coach Bud Wilkinson Projects Strong Sooner Squad
Skywriters met Oklahoma University football coach Bud Wilkinson in Norman to gauge 1963 prospects. Wilkinson avoided numeric forecasts, praised depth, noted questions at quarterback and defense, and highlighted Grisham and Looney as key players. He predicted a tight Big Eight race with six teams capable of winning, excluding Kansas State and Oklahoma State.
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Oklahoma University
Bud Wilkinson
Norman
Wilkinson
Bud
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Towa State
Oklahoma
Joe Don Looney
Looney
Grisham
Soph Larry Brown
Missouri
Iowa State
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Oklahoma State
Anglers Affected By Kansas Rains Report
Heavy rains in Kansas affect fishing across state lakes. Northeast Atchison and Brown County lakes fare well for various species. Leavenworth and Paola areas show fair to good conditions. Wyandotte and Olathe lakes report mixed results. Marais des Cygnes area slow with some black bass and channels. In horse racing news Arlington Park and Aqueduct feature notable juvenile and stake races with top contenders.
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Forestry, Fish, and Game Commission
Atchison County
Brown County
Mission Lake
Leavenworth County
Miami County
Paola City
Gardner City Lake
Olathe City Lakes
Wyandotte County
Marais Des Cygnes
Three Horse Tracks Set For Big Juvenile Program
Juvenile day features 2yearold races across three tracks in a $500000 ish program. Arlington-Washington Futurity headliner in Chicago carries $180000 added and about $350000 payout potential, aiming to identify top young Thoroughbreds.
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Arlington-Washington
Chicago
Christine Keeps Night in Jail Starring London Sex Symbol
Christine Keeler, 21, a central figure in Britains scandal, spent a night in jail and posted 3000 pounds bond on perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice charges tied to Aloysius Lucky Gordon. Detained with two women friends and a West Indian man after Thursday arrest, Gordon had earlier received a three year sentence for beating her outside a West End flat.
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London
Christine Keeler
Britain
Miss Keeler
Christine
Aloysius
Lucky) Gordon
West End
Sophs the Keys To Cats Pokes For '63 Season
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver and Oklahoma State coach Phil Cutchin count on rising sophomores for improvement in 1963. Cutchin lists 13 sophs among 22 players. Weaver has 11 sophs on early squads, with rookies on the first team secondary. Weaver notes Willis Crenshaw leads a bigger, stronger Wildcats squad but avoids guarantees of victory. Key sophs include Dan Woodward, Ron Barlow, Bill Matan, Willie Jones, and John Carroll, as well as a positional switch for Doug Dusenbury to halfback and Larry Corrigan to quarterback.
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Manhattan
Doug Weaver
Kansas State
Phil Cutchin
Oklahoma State
Cutchin
Big Eight Sky
Weaver
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Willis Crenshaw
Wildcat
K-State
Brigham Young
Texas Tech
San Jose State
Kstate
Doug Dusenbury
Larry Corrigan
Corrigan
Indiana
Air Force
Dan Woodward
Ron Barlow
Bill Matan
Willie Jones
John Carroll
Palmer Shoulder Fears Clip World Series Of Golf Edge
Arnold Palmer battles a bursitis in his right shoulder as he faces Jack Nicklaus Julius Boros and Bob Charles in the World Series of Golf at Firestone. The 36 hole medal event starts Saturday with $50,000 to the winner. Palmer vows not to withdraw despite pain and notes X rays show no deposits but bone friction during his swing. Other players arrive in good health and cautious optimism for NBC televised rounds.
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Palmer
Firestone Country Club
California
Waukegan
Ill
NBC
Stars Flood Cardinals in rout against Mets
Yesterday's stars include Curt Flood of the Cardinals who collected five straight hits a triple and four singles in a 9-0 win over the New York Mets. The victory moved St Louis into second place and five games back of the Dodgers. Bob Sadowski of the Braves pitched the first major league shutout in an 8-0 win over the Pirates.
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Cardinals
New York Mets
St. Claula
Carda
Los Angeles
Bob Sadowski
Braves
Pigtsburgh
Feathered jigs and the lure parade in fresh water fishing
A veteran guide outlines how fresh water sport fishing has shifted toward light tackle and spinning gear. He credits feathered jigs, pork rind and plastic worms for a major shift, notes the popularity of the Courtney deep diver, and recalls Dave Hawk’s heckling launch of Thing-a-ma jigs. The piece traces lures from feathered jigs to plastics and the Rapala, ending with the author’s own new lure tested in Canada and promising to join the parade.
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Ozark
Dave Hawk
Lake Bull Shoals
Arkansas
Lead Hill
Dave
Harrison
Ark
Rhode Island
Harold
Canada
Surprised Yanks Hold a Thin Lead In Cup Golf Meet
Des Moines Iowa AP seven surprised Americans held a paper thin lead going into today s final round of the America s Cup Golf matches as crafty Canadians threaten to win the trophy for the first time. U S captain Billy Joe Patton said the team must do better after a 14 point lead in the opening round. Doug Silverberg led Canada with singles sweeps and a strong three ball showing while Bert Ticehurst and Bill Pidlaski surged to shrink the U S advantage. Charlie Coe Dick Sikes and Labron Harris Jr kept the Americans in front at the halfway mark with Canada and Mexico trailing.
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Towa
U.S
Billy Joe Patton
United States
Canada
Mexico
Doug Silverberg
Calgary Insurance
Keith Alexander
Silverberg
Bert Ticehurst
Bill Pidlaski
Gary Cowan
Charlie Coe
Oklahoma City
Dick Sikes
Fayetteville, Ark
Labron Harris Jr
Enid
Oklahoma
Saint Benedict's College to field fall soccer and basketball
St Benedicts College in Atchison will play a fall soccer schedule after dropping football. The team opens at Conception Missouri on September 22, and the basketball season starts November 3 at home against the Kirksville Buildups.
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Atchison, Kan
St. Benedict's College
Conception
Kirksville
Atchison
100000th Big Loop Game: Nips At Nationals Night
The Associated Press notes the 100000th major league game will be in Washington. Senators, 10th in the league, face drama as Hodges’ Yankees battle a 12th inning rally. Hinton’s injury and Terry’s 16th win shape the night with pregame ceremonies planned to mark the milestone.
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Hinton
Ralph Terry
Terry
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Detroit
Boston
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
N.Y
Ford Frick
Senators
Hodges
Player and Two Others Spark Big Golf Field To Second Round Today
In Salt Lake City Gary Player Billy Maxwell and Don January shot 66 to lead the Utah Invitational field of about 1 million players into the second round. Maxwell hit a hole in one on the 242 yard par three third hole with a four wood. Several players trailed by one and three strokes behind the leaders.
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Salt Lake City
Gary Player
Billy Maxwell
Don January
Maxwell
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