Five TDs by Lawrence High in dress rehearsal win
About 1,000 watched as Lawrence High School’s No. 1 unit scored five touchdowns in a preseason scrimmage at Haskell Stadium ahead of the season opener at Manhattan. Rod Taylor led the ground game with 86 yards on eight carries while Larry Stanclift added 56 on 10. Bill Trail and Mike Browning scored for the first team with Taylor on multiple big runs.
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Kansas Freshman Grid Players Announced for Fall Practice
Forty three signed for KU freshman football drills set for Monday led by linemen and backs from Missouri to Kansas. Notable names include Ronnie Hopkins Jim Pilch Halley Kampachroder and several All-State selections joining the Jayhawker squad with new coach Bennie Ice.
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Koufax the Hero In L A Push
Dodgers beat Pirates 5 3 behind Sandy Koufax pitching and John Roseboro's first inning grand slam and RBI. Manager Walt Alston credited timely hitting as the key to the three game NL pennant lead and noted different players delivering the clutch hits each game.
Chamberlain Signs 1963 64 Contract With Warriors
Wilt Chamberlain signed a one year contract with the San Francisco Warriors for 1963 64. The former Kansas University standout averaged 44.8 points per game last season and appeared in all 80 games.
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Mitchell Keeps No Contact Practice For KU Season Opener
Kansas University coach Jack Mitchell said the Jayhawks will skip a Saturday scrimmage to avoid injuries ahead of the Sept. 21 opener with Texas Christian in Fort Worth. Gale Sayers stood out on defense as Armand Baughman and Gary Duff deal with injuries and lineup changes.
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Dodgers' Roseboro Drives In All Runs In Win
John Roseboro of the Dodgers delivered a first inning grand slam and a third inning single to drive in all five Los Angeles runs in a 5-3 victory over Pittsburgh, maintaining a three game NL lead over St Louis. Juan Marichal of the Giants pitched a four hit shutout with a homer as they defeated the Mets 6-0.
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Huskers Power Up but Defense Lags in Scrimmage
In Kansas City AP report Nebraska shows strength with power in offense but coach Bob Devaney warns defense must improve after sloppy tackling fuels 11 touchdowns in Wednesday scrimmage. Other teams mix lineups and prep for upcoming games as injuries and substitutions test depth.
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Lead Up for Grabs in Billiards Tourney in Rochester
In the United States Masters Pocket Billiards Tournament a protest over Irving Crane's loss to Joe Canton sparked a lead dispute. Crane of Rochester protests the 150-149 score as judges review the match. Eufemia now stands 4-2 after a 159-109 win over Mike EuFemia. Babe Cranfield defeated Dan Diliberto 150-92 and Frank McGown beat George Chenier 150-10.
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Fights Last Night Recap From Miami and Los Angeles
Willy McCrea of Perrine Florida won a decision over Per fecto Garcia of Miami after eight rounds in Miami. Rocky Rivera of Argentina stopped Tony Valenti of Alhambra California in the fourth round in Los Angeles.
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Fishing improves statewide says 1963 final report
The Fish and Game Commission released its 1963 final fishing conditions report. Areas like Atchison County State Lake and Strip pits show good to fair catches of black bass and sunfish while several lakes report slow or generally slow conditions for certain species.
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Haskell Opens Junior College Football With El Dorado
Haskell Institute launches a new juco era at 7:30 pm in Institute Stadium against El Dorado Junior College. Coach Lew Llewellyn leads the Indians in T formation with Bill Beck at quarterback and Paul Cornelius, Ron Two Hatchet, and Pat Hayng at backfield spots. Coach Dale Remsberg helms El Dorado in his first Grizzlies season as both coaches weigh the untested teams.
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Lew) Llewellyn
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Packers and Giants Open With Rugged Tests
The Packers host the Bears while the Giants start at Baltimore as NFL opens with six of eight road games for New York. Opening weekend features two Saturday night and five Sunday games. AFL slate includes three games with Buffalo at Oakland the lone Sunday affair.
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Fire kills 26 horses at Lewiston Fairgrounds
A Thursday blaze at Lewiston Fairgrounds destroyed five horse barns and three sheep sheds. Publicist Hugh Connor reported 25 horses perished in the flames while the 26th horse was euthanized later. three of the victims were harness racers owned by Maine Governor John H. Reed.
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