Kuharich Finds Weak Spots In Fighting Irish
Notre Dame coach Joe Kuharich after 20 days of spring drills notes gaps in tackle depth and receivers. He cites limited veteran help, promising freshmen like Tom Jorling and Nick Buoniconti, plus health issues for Williams and Lind. Red Mack stars in the scrimmage with three touchdowns as Kuharich stresses needs at ends and secondary defense.
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South Bend
Ind
Joe Kuharich
Notre Dame
Wei
Tom Jorling
Cincinnati
Joe Carollo
Wyandotte
Mich
Nick Buoniconti
Springfield
Mass
George Williams
Marshfield
Mike Lind
Chicago
Kuharich
George Izo
Joe Scibelli
Red Mack
Allison Park
Mack
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Terry Brennan
Emporia State wins CIC indoor track title in Hays
Emporia State won five of seven running events and set a CIC meet pole vault record at Fort Hays State hosted indoor championship. Fort Hays State took two wins and finished second with 75 points to Emporia State’s 91 14. Pittsburg State 36, Washburn 18, Omaha 9, Southwestern 6, St. Benedict's 4. Bob Oden set a vault record with 14 2 1 4.
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James Montgomery
Fort Hays
Delay in Paper Strike Holds Up Union Vote
The St. Louis Newspaper Guild postponed a membership vote on a tentative contract with Globe-Democrat management. The delay follows a request for more time to study backing up the pension plan. Exec Secretary Rollin Everett said the meeting shifts to later in the week after talks in New York between Guild and Globe attorneys. The paper has not published since the Feb 21 strike began. draft terms exist except for pension security details.
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Guild
Globe-Democrat
Rollin Everett
Everett
Morris Levin
New York
Charles Goldman
Globe
I. Newhouse
Three Fatal Weekend Accidents Across Kansas Highways
Over the weekend three one car crashes claimed three lives on Kansas roads. Earl T. Estes, 62, of Cherryvale, died on a county road near Cherryvale Sunday. Clarence N. Woodall, 50, of Merwin, Mo., perished on U S 69 near Louisburg. Mrs. Jess Byers, 39, of Jetmore, drowned when her car overturned into a creek near Dodge City. her two children escaped with minor injuries. A farmer rescued them as the car veered off the road after Byers applied the brakes.
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Kansas
Earl T. Estes
Cherryvale
Clarence N. Woodall
Merwin
U. S
Louisburg
Jess Byers
Jetmore
Kas
Dodge City
Wynn And Pierce Put White Sox Near Lead
Pierce pitched 11 innings to beat Cleveland 5-4 as Bubba Phillips delivered a late tie and walkoff single, while Wynn blanked the Indians 5-0 in a four-hit shutout. Ennis hit his first AL homer for Chicago, and the White Sox moved to within 1 1/2 games of first. Detroit beat Kansas City 7-6 under new manager Jimmy Dykes, and New York split with Washington. The Orioles beat Baltimore 3-2 in 10, and Boston won 5-1 with Kiely relief.
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Associated Press
Billy Pierce
Early Wynn
Chicago White Sox
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Cleveland
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Wynn
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del Ennis
Detroit
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Jimmy Dykes
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Mike Garcia
Baltimore
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Chicago
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Dick Brodowski
Dukes
Charlie Maxwell
Lou Berberett
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MO Steel
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City
Yogi Berra Sets 148-Game Error Free Streak
New York Yankee catcher Yogi Berra celebrated a 148 game stretch without an error, surpassing Buddy Rosar’s 147, while noting his focus on fielding over hitting. Berra recalled his rough start with Bill Dickey’s guidance and projected at least two more peak seasons.
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Yogi Berra
NEW York (Ap
New York Yankees
Yogi
Yankees
Bill Dickey
Bill
Berra
Babe Ruth
Joe DiMaggio
Drysdale Fined For Bean Ball
SAN FRANCISCO AP Don Drysdale of the Los Angeles Dodgers was fined $50 by NL President Warren Giles for throwing at Willie Mays in the third inning of a Dodgers Giants game. Drysdale protested, saying pitchers are being squeezed and that he would pitch tight to right handed batters despite the fine.
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Don Drysdal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Willie Mays
Drysdale
National League
Warren Giles
Mays
Dodger
Frank Secory
Bob Rush
Newk
Don McMahon
Carl Willey
Joe Nuxhall
Rip Repulski
Charlie
Neal
Dodgers
Felipe Alou
Giants
San Francisco
Alou
Walter Alston
Labine
Sooner Open in Oklahoma City Delayed by Rain
The $25,000 Oklahoma City Open was washed out Sunday delaying the final round of the 72 hole tourney. Arnold Palmer led by two strokes after 54 holes with Tommy Jacobs close behind as Bob Goalby and Don Fairfield sat two back, with weather permitting resuming play today.
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Arnold Palmer
Ligonier
Tommy Jacobs
Whittier
Calif
Palmer
Jacobs
Bob Goalby
Crystal River
Fla
Don Fairfield
Casey
Ill
Houston
Southwestern Wins CIC Tennis Crown in Hays Kansas
Southwestern players captured the CIC singles and doubles titles to lift Winfield College to the team championship in Hays. Southwestern tallied 10 points while Emporia State and Pittsburg State had 4 each, Omaha 3, Fort Hays 1, and Washburn scored none. Belcher, O Neill, and Smith were the key competitors.
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Kas
Southwestern
Winfield School
Emporia State
Pittsburg State
Omaha
Fort Hays
Washburn
Stan O'Neill
Glenn Smith
Joe Belcher
Braves Third In KCAC Golf Match
In Wichita Ottawa University Braves placed third among seven in the KCAC golf event. Baker won with a 1035, Kansas Wesleyan second at 1066, Ottawa 1100. Jim King led the Braves with 258, Darryl Lynde 278, Steve Sheehan 262, Stan Bettin 284. Friends finished fourth at 1130.
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Ottawa University Braves
KCAC
Baker
Rolling Hill
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa
Jim King
Braves
Darryl Lynde
Steve Sheehan
Stan Bettin
Friends
McPherson
College of Emporia
Bethel
Bill Zell Wins Tennis Title at Kansas Conference
Ottawa University junior Bill Zell upset defending champion Ron Dahlsten 7-5 3-6 6-3 to win the Kansas Conference tennis crown in Wichita. He earlier beat Bob Trowbridge 2-6 6-4 6-2 in round one and Manwell Pavon 6-3 7-5 in the semifinals. Zell and Vince Drisilksi finished second in doubles after a 2-6 6-4 6-3 final loss to Dahgn d Gary Robinson. they defeated Kansas Wesleyan and Bethel en route to the finals. Zell will face CIC winner Joe Belcher of Southwestern for the state title and NAIA bid.
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Bill Zell
Ottawa University
Ron Dahlsten
Kansas
Wichita
Zell
Dahlsten
Bob Trowbridge
Baker
Manwell Pavon
Friends
Vince Dri Iski
Doub'es
Dahgnd
Gary Robinson
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethel
CIC
Joe Belcher
Southwestern
Double Winners In Car Races At Ottawa Stock Event
Roscoe Wertz and Lee Figgins were double winners at Ottawa Stock Car Association races on Saturday. Figgins of Pomona won the stock trophy dash and stock car feature, while Wertz of Mound City took the modified heat and modified feature. Other winners were Bud Hatch of Yates Center in the modified trophy dash Roy Greggs of Ottawa in the stock slow heat and Stanley Crooks of Quenemo in the stock fast heat.
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Roscoe Wertz
Lee Figgins
Ottawa Stock Car Association
Figgins
Pomona
Wertz
Mound
City
Bud Hatch
Yates Center
Roy Greggs
Ottawa
Stanley Crooks
Quenemo
Schmanke Sets Vault Record at Regional Meet
Ottawa High pole vaulter Roger Schmanke cleared 13 feet 2 inches to break the QHS regional meet record in Shawnee Mission North Saturday. Sophomore Bob Lewis tied for second, Bruce Bundy finished fourth as The Cylones posted their only event win. Larry Cyre placed fourth in prelims amid rain. Schmanke already holds the state AA meet record and earlier set a school mark at 12 feet 11 inches at the Shawnee Mission Relays.
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Roger Schmanke
QHS
Shawnee Mission North Saturay
Cylones
Bob Lewis
Bruce Bundy
OHL
Larry Cyre
Orlis Cox
Ray Noble
Arkansas City
Schmanke
Nobel
Shawnee Mission
Jerry Potts
Three Bandits Hit Nursery Near Kansas City
Three bandits robbed Cloverset Farm nursery south of Kansas City last night escaping with 1700 in cash 3100 in checks and a 2500 diamond ring. Kenneth Haysler 54 and his wife operators said they were preparing a night deposit when the gunmen struck.
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Cloverset Farm
Kenneth Haysler
Braves Hold First as Aaron Mathews Lead NL Surges
The Milwaukee Braves surge to first place behind Hank Aaron and Eddie Mathews. Aaron hits .485 with 49 hits. Mathews leads with 11 homers and 27 runs. They split a twin bill with Cincinnati as Newcombe exits and late offense fuels a 12-4 opener. Los Angeles and San Francisco win to move up, while curfew affects Phillies Pirates game in Pittsburgh. St Louis splits with Chicago. Cubs edge the Cardinals on Earl Averill’s 11th inning homer. Dodgers and Giants edge closer as Labine shines in relief.
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Eddie’ Mathews
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Mathews
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Cincinnati
Don Newcombe
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Clem Labine
Labine
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Smoky Burgess
St. Louis
Chicago
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Earl Averill
Cubs
Gino Cimoli
Curt Flood
Reds
Burgess
Lindy McDaniel
Elmer Singleton
Ottawa Girls Open Split Doubleheader At Forest Park
Ottawa split opening doubleheader with Kansas City Pyramid Life at Forest Park Saturday. Bode pitched a two hitter for Pyramid Life in a 9 3 win. Barbara McIntyre took the loss for Ottawa. Ottawa rallied for six runs in the final inning to win 16 15, with Margie Bernhardt going the distance for Ottawa. Ottawa hosts Smokey Joe Smith’s Wildcats at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Forest Park.
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Kansas City Pyramid Life Club
Forest Park
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Pyramid Life
Barbara McIntyre
Kansas City
Margie Bernhardt
Humbird
Smokey Joe Smith
Wildcats
Bade
Parker
McIntyre
Jones
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Praymid Life
Bernhardt
W— Bernhardt
Baseball Scores National League Owl Pet and GB Update
The report lists National League games with Philadelphia beating Pittsburgh 6-4 and Louisville 5-8 in the first game of a doubleheader. Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 8-2. Milwaukee won 12-2. Cincinnati 4-1. Chicago 10-7. and first games extended to 11 innings. The July 21 schedule shows Milwaukee at Chicago and other matchups, with the second game suspended after 7 innings to be completed July 21.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
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Louis
Two Brothers Drown At Cedar Bluff
HAYS Kas AP Two brothers from Scott City Kansas Hubert Delvert 50 and Leonard Delvert about 40 drowned while fishing from a boat in Cedar Bluff reservoir early yesterday Details of the accident were not known.
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Kas
Scott City
Cedar Bluff Reservoir
Hubert Delvert
Leonard Delvert
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