Lombardi Spurs Packers to 1964 season drive
Associated Press story profiles Vince Lombardi pushing the Green Bay Packers to rebound after losses to the Chicago Bears. It notes Lombardi's hard approach, Hornung’s return after suspension, Taylor, Moore, and Claridge as key backs, Starr’s control offense, and a strong defense. It ends with a forest-tree fact as a separate note.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
West DE Pere
Wis
Vince Lombardi
Chicago Bears
Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
St. Norbert College
Paul Hornung
Golden Boy
Packers
Hornung
eWe
Paul
National Football League
Tom Moore
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Moore
Bart Starr
Bears
Bart
Max McGee
Ron Kramer
Boyd Dowler
Dennis Claridge
Nebraska
Kansas Republicans adopt platform opposing new taxes
The GOP platform declares opposition to an earnings tax and severance tax and backs Goldwater nationally and down the ticket. Led by Rep. William Avery, the 8-page document emphasizes state local control of education, fiscal responsibility, and continued support for agricultural growth, civil rights, culture, and county voice in decisions.
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Topeka
Kansas
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Republican Official Council
William Avery
Platform Committee
Republican State Committee
Oliver H. Hughes
Wichita
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Clark Kuppinger
Prairie Village
Betty Jo Roberts
Garden City
Bob Talkington
Iola
National Party
Avery
Congress
Council
William Miller
Republican Central Committee
Baseball Scoreboard A.P. Tuesday Results and Standings
Major league scores and standings from the American and National Leagues. Cleveland beat Baltimore 5 to 3 while Chicago topped Minnesota 1 to 0 and New York defeated Washington 4 to 1. Detroit beat Boston 11 to 6 and Los Angeles won 5 to 3 over Kansas City. Standings feature Baltimore leading the AL, with Chicago and New York close behind. in the NL Philadelphia, Cincinnati and San Francisco hold top positions.
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W. LL. Pet. G.B. Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Minnesota
Los Angels
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Clevland
G.B. Philad
Cincinnati
San Fran
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Philadephia
Non-Pro Tourney Delayed By Rain in Wichita
AP reports all games in the national non pro baseball tournament were postponed 24 hours due to wet grounds. Tuesday night schedule included West Point Mississippi against Gibsonton Florida, Fulton Missouri versus Bellingham Washington, and Brandon Nebraska against Wichita Glass.
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Wichita
West Point
Miss
Gibsonton
Fla
Fulton
Bellingham
Wash
Brandon
Neb
Wichita Glass
Big 8 Coaches Dominate Nation in Top 25 Rankings
Three Big Eight football coaches appear in the AP top 25 lifetime records led by John Vaught at Mississippi. Nebraska’s Bob Devaney, Missouri’s Dan Devine, and Kansas’ Jack Mitchell surface among the nation’s elite, with Oklahoma’s Bud Wilkinson leading the list in victories before his Senate bid.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Kansas City
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Missouri
Dan Devine
Jack Mitchell
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
John Vaught
Mississippi
Devaney
Vaught
Devine
Frank Kush
Arizona State
Kush
Wayne Hardin
Navy
Doug Perry
Bowling Green
Mitchell
Kansas
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Clemson
Frank Howard
Darrell Royal
Texas
Jim Owens
Washington
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Kansas State
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Iowa State
Army
Paul Dietzel
Colorado
Oregon State
Tom Prothro
Ben Schwartzwaleder
Syracuse
Oklahoma State
Broyles
Royal
Howard
Princeton
Dick Colman
Wilkinson
Andy Gustafson
Miami
Fla
Odus Mitchell
North Texas
Gustafson
Chiefs cut four rookies to reach 43 on roster
Liberty Missouri AP James Pilot from New Mexico State and three other first year Chiefs players were released to reach 43. Dewey Lincoln Ben Wagner and Bill Freeman were waived. Pilot Freeman and Lincoln joined Indianapolis UFL. others may join AFL teams within 48 hours. The Chiefs travel to Dallas for a workout before Friday's exhibition with Denver in Fort Worth.
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Liberty
James
Preacher
Pilot
Freeman
Lincoln
Indianapolis
United Football League
Chiefs
Dallas
Denver Broncos
Fort Worth
Two Kansans Win Titles at Grand American Trapshoot
Gladys Prost of Phillipsburg Kansas won the Class A women’s title in the 65th Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia Ohio. Wayne Rowland of Garden City Kansas shot 199 of 200 to win the Class A men’s title. Jim Horton of Trenton Missouri had 195. Prost defeated Mrs. Lewis R. Wolf of Philadelphia and Punkin Flock of Miami after a 72 of 75 shoot-off. In Class AA junior men C E Barnhart of Kansas City and four others posted 200 while A L Brown of Topeka Kansas won Class B with 199.
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Vandalia
Ohio
Gladys Prost
Phillipsburg
Kan
Wayne Rowland
Garden City
Jim Horton
Trenton
Miss Prost
Lewis R. Wolf
Philadelphia
Punkin Flock
Miami
C. E. Barnhart
Kanesas City
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Spurs
Green Bay
Claridge
Zeke Bratkowski
Starr
Bob Skorowski
Jim Ringo
Fuzzy Thurston
Jerry Kramer
Norm Masters
Forrest Gregg
Lee Roy Caffey
Earl Gros
Ringo
Dan Currie
Ray Nitschke
Dave Robinson
Willie Davis
Dave
Hawg) Hanner
Henry Jordan
Lionel Aldridge
Herb Adderley
Jesse Whittenton
Hank Gremminger
Willie Wood
United States
Harry Darby
C. Y. Semple
John Anderson
U. S
Frank Carlson
Youth For Christ
The
North Baptist Church
Dave Lewis
Sherry Nill
Wheaton
Marilyn Middleton
Media
Penn
Wes Weaver
Winston Salem
N.C
Mauri Macy
Ward
Ward Service Dept
Gilliland’s
Ottawa
Centropolis
Motorola
AFC
Golden Voice
A. L. Brown
Man With
Corvair
Chevrolet
America
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