College Degree Essential Says Pro Gridders Must Keep Eye On Future
Former Chicago Bears running back Gale Sayers urged college degrees for football players in Ottawa. A KU alum and assistant athletic director, Sayers cited his KU 1965 graduation and seven NFL seasons. He emphasized education as preparation beyond pro careers and discussed his KU duties in finance, recruiting, fundraising, and coaching.
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KU Coaches Optimistic For 73 Season
KU football coaches and Gale Sayers foresee a winning season with improved defense and a better balanced attack. Freshmen may break into varsity as KU ends athletic probation, while Sayers emphasizes education and life after football and reflects on pep pills and drug-scare perceptions in pro football.
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Ottawa
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Kansas Sets Youth Firearm Safety Requirement for Licenses
Reminder for youths born on or before July 1 1957 that no hunting license or hunting on land other than their own will be allowed without a certificate of competency and safety in handling firearms. Regulation takes effect July 1, enacted by the Kansas Legislature. Certificates issued after attending compliant instruction courses by the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. out of state certificates from approved programs also accepted. NRA certificates issued before July supply compliance.
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Miller Takes Up Where He Left Off At Firestone Classic
Johnny Miller opened the American Golf Classic with a 67 including a hole in one to share the first round lead at Firestone. Forrest Ferler also shot 67, while Arnold Palmer and others stood one back at 68 and Jack Nicklaus led a 69-cluster. Trevino did not play.
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Australia
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Yugoslavia
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City Scores ASA League Softball Roundup
Readable box scores show Skateland Bombers beating multiple teams with a 13 to 3 outcome and line stats for players Ferguson Larios Allis McCurdy Hernandez DelLatorre and others. other clubs like Tacos Grande Wellsville Bank and Pizza Hut posted totals across the long listing.
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Wellsville Bank
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Reusch
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Myer
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Leahy Dies at 65 He Recalled Rockne’s Shadow
Famed Irish coach Frank Leahy died in Portland at 65, years after insisting he would never be another Knute Rockne. Red Blaik called him one of the great coaches of the era and praised his fundamentals and rapport with players. Leahy led Boston College and Notre Dame to an 107-13-9 and an .883 winning percentage across his career.
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ATP Stands Firm To Ruin Wimbledon
London AP report on the ATP boycott of Wimbledon as 78 members walk out and prize money totals 52 000 pounds. Nastase emerges as top contender amid other rivals, while Billie Jean King leads a separate push for higher women's prize money.
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