Jayhawks Set to Meet Huskers in Big Eight Clash
Kansas aims to climb out of the basement with a Saturday night showdown against Nebraska in Lawrence. The Jayhawks, 1-3 this semester, add Al Correll for 10 conference games to spark improvement. Missouri and Iowa State pursue upper-division spots as Colorado leads and Oklahoma and Oklahoma State sit idle. Nebraska seeks revenge after early league losses.
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All Star Bowler Rolls 999 In Four Games
Don Ellis of Houston topped qualifying with a 999 series in the All-Star Bowling Tournament four game total. He fired 225 286 287 and 201, missing two consecutive strikes to reach 300 twice and averaging nearly 250. Fred Lening followed with 947 as Ellis broke the previous four game record of 978 while Roy Lown and Bill Tucker held the finals mark at 995. Jessie Miller led the women with 651 in three games, Jean Prylich was second with 641, and Dick Weber led the men with an 814 four game series as Shirley Garrs managed 555 in three games.
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Chicago
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Playing Coach Role For Yogi Berra Named 1963
Yogi Berra will serve as playing coach for the New York Yankees in 1963 while still playing. General Manager Roy Hamey announced Berra, a Yankee since 1946, will coach at first base when not in action, with an expected 75 games played. Berra, 38 in May, hit .224 in 86 games in 1962 and holds a lifetime .284 average with 350 homers. His 1963 salary is projected near $45,000. Also signed were Hank Aaron with 45 homers and 128 RBIs for Milwaukee and Leon Wagner with 37 homers and 107 RBIs for the Angels.
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Damages Awarded After Golf Ball Hit Blows Jaw
A jury in Clathe awarded Mrs. Jack A. Condon 12,500 in damages after being struck in the face by a golf ball hit by her partner Mrs. Werner Schluter. Condon claimed jaw was broken in five places from the November 11, 1961 accident near Kansas City suburbs.
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College Basketball Scores From Regional Matchups
Syracuse defeats Colgate 65 to 57. Wagner beats Penn Military 78 to 67. South Georgia tops Florida State 90 to 76. Virginia State wins 81 to 64 over North Carolina A&T. Cincinnati defeats Bradley 52 to 46. South Dakota over Augustana SD 74 to 67. Arizona State University takes New Mexico 59 to 47. Wyoming defeats Arizona 84 to 72.
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NFO Claims Credit For Price Gain
MARSHALL Mo AP substantial gains in corn and soybeans were achieved by the National Farmers Organization through withholding grain from market Virgil Miller NFO chairman in Missouri said members are advised to hold their grain until the market goes up rather than let speculators have it They have been doing this the past two years and made tremendous gains He raised the price of soy beans as much as 90 cents a bushel the first year Corn prices at elevators are around 114 a bushel 12 to 15 cents higher than last year Soybeans bring 244 up about the same amount over 1962
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NFO
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Early spring training for White Sox opens in Florida
The Chicago White Sox will start spring training in Sarasota Florida with batters reporting February 20 and the full 52 man squad joining four days later. Manager Al Lopez previously had everyone report together but the slow start last season prompted the change. General Manager Ed Short explained the adjustment aims to improve early performance.
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Helen Wenthe Nets 131 131 181 For 393 In Late Night Bowls
In the Thursday Night Ladies League at Ottawa Bowl Helen Wenthe delivered a 131 131 181 393 series to lift Budge's Hardware to a 3 1 win over Beauty Land as the team posted 1903 pins to 1901. D Kersley led the women's 168, while V Wallace topped the 455 in the series. R Beller paced the men with a 581 series for Conrad Painters in a 4 0 victory over Pepsi Cola at Royals.
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Old Pro Is Fight Under Par at PGA Club Championship
Veteran golf pros through the 60s vie for par-busting glory in the $25,000 PGA National Golf Club Championships at Port St. Lucie. John Barnum led with 64 on the Sinners course, while Jack Petrone shot 68 in the 55-59 group and Hal Sanderson carded 69 in the 60-64 division among 518 pros from across the nation.
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Overbrook Triumphs In Overtime For Osage County Fifth
Overbrook edged Lyndon 57 48 in overtime to claim fifth place, with Jim Hepner scoring 18 including 8 in OT. Lyndon’s Roger Trendel led with 14. Quenemo beat Oliver 38 35 for seventh, as Melvin Adams topped Olivet with 17 and Jim Casten led Quenemo with 13 in a tight contest.
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Boros Leads Crosby Pro Am with 66 as Palmer Fades
Julius Boros shot a 66 to lead Bing Crosby's national Pro-Am at Monterey Peninsula. Arnold Palmer and Gary Player stumbled early while 42-year-old Boros, from Mid Pines North Carolina, pulled clear with seven birdies in the final 10 holes. Harney Bayer Hill tied for second at 68, Rodgers Bone at 69, with Palmer 70 and Player 73. Nicklaus spiked to 71 after a quick start.
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Bass Signs A's Contract
Kansas City Athletics announce 1963 contract for pitcher Norm Bass. Once a promising rookie in 1961 with an 11‑11 record, Bass slumped in 1962, ending the season with a 5‑4 mark in the Class AAA Pacific Coast League after a harsh showing in the major leagues.
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Kansas City Athletics
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Jean Ashley shoots 78 in Helen Doherty tourney
Jean Ashley of Chanute Kansas posted 40 38 78 to tie for fifth in the Helen Doherty Women's Golf Tournament qualifying round in Fort Lauderdale. Nancy Roth of Hollywood Florida led with 75 as Doris Phillips of St Louis had 82 and Mrs George Conant of Clayton Missouri 83.
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Rookie Bailey Signs 1963 Pirates Contract
Pittsburgh AP report says 20 year old rookie third baseman Bob Bailey has signed his 1963 contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates, announced by the club today.
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