Bright prospect for KU football in 1960 season
KU football fans hear from star John Hadl on a fourfold rise in ticket sales and a schedule featuring tough opponents like Syracuse Texas Christian University and Iowa. Hadl says KU could win at least six of ten games, with a fast backfield led by Curtis McClinton and Derg Coan and a stronger passing attack. Key returnees include 20 of 26 lettermen as the Jayhawks aim for a standout season and Big Eight respect.
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Reds Optimistic About Olympics
Moscow AP reports Soviet track coach G. V. Korobkov expresses optimism about Russia's chances at the Rome Games after the last pre Olympic trials. He notes the American team is very strong, with nearly 900 athletes participating in a four day meet to decide Olympic spots, while no world records were broken.
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Dodgers Seek Comeback in Pirates Series Opener
Los Angeles Dodgers, in a stretch of 16 wins in 22, open a three game set at home against league-leading Pittsburgh. Don Drysdale (7-10) faces Bov Friend (10-6), a pitcher Dodgers have seldom beaten this year. The Dodgers have closed the gap to seven games behind the Pirates.
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Liston Knocks Folley Out in Denver Clash
Sonny Liston bloodied and battered Folley with brutal power delivering a second round KO at the Denver Coliseum to set up a potential title clash with Floyd Patterson. Liston improved to 91 knockouts in 53 fights and remains No.1 challenger while Folley suffered his first defeat after 19 straight wins in a bout that ended with a crushing left hook and right hand finish.
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National League votes to expand to ten teams
The National League unanimously approved expanding to 10 clubs after a lengthy meeting of owners and GMs. Warren Giles said expansion is inevitable and formed a four man committee led by Walter OMalley to pursue growth. Continental League founder Bill Shea remained hopeful for New York and a third major league through cooperation.
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Athletics End Losing Streak with 5-1 Win Over Orioles
Kansas City Athletics snapped a five game skid by beating the Baltimore Orioles 5-1. Ned Garver earned the win in his first of the season, allowing seven hits over seven innings. Andy Carey and Norm Siebern drove in two runs each, with Carey doubling in the first to score Whitey Herzog. Siebern added his 11th homer in the third with Herzog aboard. Cardinals were idle Monday.
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Baseball Scores and Expansion Debate Reported
Tuesday games saw New York at Cleveland Baltimore at Kansas City Washington at Detroit Boston at Chicago. Wednesday includes Boston at Chicago Baltimore at Kansas City and more. discussions note no cities named for NL expansion and future membership standards. Hank Greenberg praises NL action while doubting both leagues can reach ten teams if the Continental League falters.
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Crosley Denies Leaving Cincinnati Amid League Action
Powell Crosley, owner of the Cincinnati club, said his plan to stay in Cincinnati related to the National League's recent actions, quelling rumors about his departure.
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