Big Eight Sophomores Highlight 1963 Football Prospects
The piece surveys 1963 Big Eight sophomores across schools like Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa State, Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, and Colorado. It notes leaders, potential newcomers, and weight disparities in KU versus Nebraska, plus pro-punt trends and the Lawrence High schedule changes for Haskell Stadium. It also recounts Ron Barlow’s eligibility saga and the Li ons’ outlook for the 1963 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Jim Grisham
John Flynn
Ralph Neely
Ed McQuarters
Newt Burton
Kansas University
Gale Sayers
Brian Schweda
Mike Shinn
Ron Oeelschlager
Towa State
Tom Vaughn
Larry Switzer
Mike Cox
K-State
Doug Dusenbury
Bob Mitts
Nebraska
Kent McCloughan
Larry Kramer
Oklahoma State
Wardell Hollis
Missouri
Soph
Johnny Roland
Gus Otto
Bill Leistritz
Colorado
Bill Symons
Frank Cesarek
John McGuire
Mike Ringer
John Hammond
Tommy Parnell
Steve Renko
Mike Johnson
Larry Ledford
Renko
Ledford
Johnson
Iowa State
Dick Kasperek
Steve Balkovec
Kansas State
Ron Barlow
Tony Jeter
Fred Duda Hneman
Freeman White
Glenn Baxter
Walt Garrison
Gary Lane
Butch Allison
Larry Portis
Charlie Hoag
Galen Fiss
Billy Wessels
Bobby Reynolds
Eddie Crowder
George Mrkonic
John Hadl
Tobin Rote
Chargers
Lawrence
San Diego
Hadl
John
Sid Gillman
Kansas
Paul Maguire
Citadel
Keith Lincoln
Washington State
Hadi
Lawrence High
Haskell
Lions
Manhattan
Ottawa
Derby
Wichita
Shawnee Mission East
Leavenworth
Shawnee Mission North
Topeka Central
Washington
Bethel
Overtrick Favored In Cane Futurity At Yonkers
Overtrick starts from post 12 as 8-5 favorite in the Cane Futurity at Yonkers Raceway. The field includes Timely Beauty, the lone filly, who set a Lexington juvenile mark. Meadow Skipper, bought for 100000 dollars, and Chapel Chief plus Steady Beau with other contenders Sly Yankee, William Time, Armbro Dale, Fly Fly Byrd, James B. Hanover, Meadow Russ, and Rex Pick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
N.Y
Overtrick
Leonard J. Buck
Yonkers Raceway
Richard Downing
Timely Beauty
Lexington
Meadow Skipper
Norman Woolworth
Winthrop
Maine
Bill Haughton
Chapel Chief
Steady Beau
Stanley Dancer
Sly Yankee
William Time
Armbro Dale
Fly Byrd
James B. Hanover
Meadow Russ
Rex Pick
Spahn Remains One of Baseball's Greatest Pitchers
Players and managers praise Warren Spahn for endurance precision timing and poise. Stan Musial Fred Haney and Bobby Bragan laude his concentration confidence intelligence and defiance on the mound. Spahn says baseball is fun and not hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Babe Ruth
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Warren Spahn
Spahn
Milwaukee Southpaw
Musial
Fred Haney
Los Angeles Angels
Braves
Bobby Bragan
Milwaukee Pilot
Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Fragment Aims and Advice
Horoscope text presents signs with broad guidance on work love and finances. It is riddled with typos and unclear phrasing but assigns generic actions to each zodiac sign, urging conscientiousness, focus on duties, and avoiding jealousy or gossip. The piece lacks solid events, dates, or named entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aries
Gemini
Leo
On Campus Enrollment at K State Tops 9000 Mark
Registration figures show Kansas State University in Manhattan expects over 9,000 on campus students this year for the first time. A three day period ended Wednesday with 8,379 enrolled and 392 already registered for evening college courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Podres the Dodgers Pitcher and Life's Basics
The Los Angeles Times profiles John Podres, Dodgers left hander, detailing his pitching style and personality. The piece recalls his seasons with the team, trade talk, and domestic life as he balances baseball aims with personal relationships. Podres is framed as a money pitcher whose fate may hinge on a few key games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joseph Podres
John Joseph
Casey Stengel
Mickey Mantle
Larry Burright
Dodgers
Yankees
Abie
Podres
Roy Campanella
John Podres
Menninger
Iowa
Padres
Pee Wee Reese
John
Basil Rathbone
Sonny Tufts
Pirates
Johnny Logan
Johnny
Kansas Scrimmage Canceled Amid Injury Concerns
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell cancels all scrimmage work before the Texas Christian opener. Injured include Armand Baughman on crutches, Larry Fairchild, Gary Duff, Tommy Thompson, with Gerhards stepping into fullback. Second unit prep continues with Renko at quarterback and Leiker Sayers at halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Texas
Fort Worth
Mitchell
Armand Baughman
Ken Coleman
Baughman
Larry Fairchild
Gary Duff
Tommy Thompson
Bill Gerhards
Leavenworth
Gerhards
Ience
Steve Renko
Tony Leiker
Gale Sayers
Sid Micek
Ron Oel
Carry Back Returns as Favorite in Nations Handicap
Carry Back driven by Mrs. Katherine Price is the 2-1 favorite for the $125,000 United Nations Handicap at Atlantic City. The 13 16 mile grass race offers a top prize of $75,000 with The Axe rated 5-2 second choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.S
Katherine Price
Houk’s Challenge Spurs Yankees to Rally Title
The Yankees won the 1903 pennant after a June meeting following Mickey Mantle’s injury. Ralph Houk told the team they were not a one man club and urged every player to rise. Whitey Ford fired up the squad, and with Ford pitching, New York beat Detroit that night and won 10 of the next 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Yankees
Mets
Cardinals
Dodgers
Padres
Johnny
Mickey Mantle
Sandy Koufax
Trousseau
NEW York
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
Houk
Eo Am
Mantle
Mickey
Mick
Whitey Ford
Ford
Detroit
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Bile Mayers
Sport
Barlow
Indianapolis
Doug Weaver
Indiana
Weaver
Dusenbury
Ron
Missouri Soph
Buford
Butch) Allison
Springfield
Columbia
Tom Thompson
Allison
Burton
Dan Devine
Jayhawk
Jay Roberts
Karl Sartore
Harley Catlin
Pete Quatrocchi
Larry Tomlinson
Dick Callahan
Lloyd Voss
John Kirby
Bob Brown
Ron Michka
TCU
Syracuse
Schweda
Wiele
al Woolard
Topeka
LHS
Tribe
Andy Wipnert
Ron Ellis
Leonard Springwater
Dan Brown
Victor Moses
Charley Tiger
Journal World Photo
THE
Associated Press
By Carroll Righter
Teday
Chet
Scorpio
Owen
Sagittarius
Peonberely
Capricorn
Aquarius
True
By Jim Murray
Pittsburgh
Carlton House
Johnny Peodres
Johnny Podres
Aqueduct
Buzzie Bavasi
Walt Alston
Salvation Army
Los Angeles Times
Yellow Cab CO
Ward Thompson
Earl Morey
Journal-World Sports Editor
Memorial Stadium
George Worley
Robert Robben
Richard Pratt
Fred Elder
Greg Roth
George Hornung
Jim Becker
Yanks
Mel Fisher
Chevrolet
Biscaynes
Bel Airs
Chevy II
Corvairs
Lawrence Speedway
Hiway
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