Coaching Career Runs In Family in Kansas
Clay Center man Otto Unruh and his 26 year old twin sons Archie and Duane will all coach football and track this fall. Otto will start his 12th year at Clay Center while Archie heads to Grinnell College and Duane to Goodland East High School. All three are KU alumni with master’s degrees and Air Force service.
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Iowa) College
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Large Prizes In Trapshoot Grand American at Vandalia
In Vandalia Ohio the 57th Grand American trapshooting meet reaches the big money stage with over 1700 handicapped marksmen entered for a 100 target preliminary handicap. The contest uses yardage from 18 to 27 while the guaranteed first prize is $1000. Last year F D Reese of Worth Il shot 98 from 20 yards to win as the field numbered 1753. repeat wins are unseen.
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K U grid player stabbed after drag race incident
Kansas City police report KU football player Kansas Lynn McCarthy 24 suffered three knife wounds in an altercation after a drag race with Harold Beaver 25 of Raytown Missouri. McCarthy in fair condition at General Hospital undergoing surgery. Beaver arrested on an open charge. Two KU players present but not involved.
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Baseball and basketball schedules clash across cities and leagues
Thursday's schedule features Philadelphia at Milwaukee Simmons against Crome, Brooklyn at Cincinnati Newcombe versus Klippstemn, and Pittsburgh at St Louis with Munger and Kline. New York at Chicago pairs Antonelli and Ridwik against Drabowsky and Hacker. Wednesday results include New York 2, Milwaukee 1 and Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 3. In the American League, Chicago faces New York. Detroit defeats Washington 9-5. Canada shifts from cattle country to beeves imports amid population growth.
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Is Near For White Sox Title In Junior League
The White Sox (5-0) can clinch sole first in the Junior League with a win over the Redlegs (4-1) at Forest Park 6 p.m. today. The Dodgers (0-5) meet the Yankees (1-4) at 8 p.m. A Redlegs victory would force a second round tie. Dennis Smith seeks another win after shutting out Dodgers and Yankees twice this round as Reds tallied six on him in the prior game.
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Kansas City Athletics Sign Alien Walters from Hays Kansas
The Kansas City Athletics announced the signing of 19 year old Alien Walters, an outfielder from Hays Kansas. Walters will report to the Pocatello Idaho club in the Pioneer League for the next season.
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K C Wins 7 2 Over Baltimore
The Kansas City Athletics finally beat the Baltimore Orioles 7 to 2 on a key single by Vic Power that broke a 2 2 tie and sparked a five run rally. Wally Burnette pitched 10 innings, allowing no earned runs, improving to 3 6 after a July acquisition. The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 5 3 in St Louis as Brooklyn’s defense produced four unearned runs.
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Pros Want Pay For Exhibitions
NFL players seek compensation for exhibition games amid contracts that cover the year. Los Angeles Rams veterans push for 75 a week and rookies 50, while teams such as the Steelers, Lions, Giants, Cardinals, Colts, and Packers pay small stipends or bonuses. Article notes living allowances and loan options as part of camp economics.
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Major League Leaders From Associated Press Standings
Major League leaders in batting runs and hits by the Associated Press. Mantle and Kaline top batting and hits, with Williams and Sievers among leaders. Home run leaders include Mantle, Wertz, and Sievers. pitching leaders show Newcombe and Brewer among the top 12 decision winners across leagues.
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Dodgers Benefit From Cardinals Errors In NL Victory
Brooklyn moves within two games of first after a 5-3 win over St Louis as unearned runs tally four times. Don Newcombe earns win number 19 and Duke Snider adds to the attack, while Milwaukee loses ground to the Dodgers in the pennant chase.
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Baseball Roundup: Narrow Defeats Shaped Late Night Results
A 6 8 decision over the Red Sox left the losers within six points of the Chisox before a 7 6 comeback. Detroit routed Washington 1 3 while Kansas City outlasted Baltimore 7 2 in 11 innings, highlighting tense late innings and EC standings.
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Knox Thrills Canada in Tiger-Cats Opener
Ronnie Knox, 21, UC LA transfer, shone in his Canadian debut for Hamilton as the Tiger-Cats lost 29 21 to Ottawa. He threw for a TD and set up another while his stepfather Harvey Knox, agent and negotiator, clinched a $14 000 salary for 14 games plus a 2500 signing bonus, the highest TiCat deal.
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Hopalong Cassady's 34 Buckeyes Touchdowns Noted
Detroit Lions star Howard Hopalong Cassady scored 34 touchdowns in his four year Ohio State career. Fifteen of those came in his final season with the Buckeyes.
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Hopalong) Cassady
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