Big Eight Teams Prepare for Varied Preseason Workouts
Kansas indoors for half its workout as rain paused outdoor drills ahead of the home opener with Syracuse. Kansas coach Jack Mitchell stressed passing but doubted extra air time against Syracuse. Missouri focused on defense for their Little Rock clash with Arkansas, while Oklahoma’s 43-man travel squad prepared in Norman for Pasadena against Southern California. Ames blockers worked for their home opener vs VMI, and Kansas State scouted San Jose State for possible confrontations. Nebraska eyeing Minnesota with Claridge at QB, Ross at left half, Johnson at fullback, and McCloughan or Hahn at right half after Poggenmeyer’s four‑week hand injury. Oklahoma State may be missing Jimmy Fields due to illness, while Colorado lists Stemmons and Irvine as doubtful for Oregon State as they travel to Portland.
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Lawrence Invades Ottawa On Friday
Lawrence and Ottawa prepare for a Friday night showdown at Cook Field with the Cyclones seeking an upset of the top ranked Lions. Ottawa brings a stingy defense and a potent offense led by Mike Shepard and Gary Mavity after a 13-7 victory over Pittsburg.
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Rowdyism Forces Football To Be Played In Daytime
The Associated Press reports growth of rowdyism and vandalism prompts daytime high school football in several cities. Toledo, Milwaukee, Providence, Bridgeport switch or ban night games after fights and stabbings. Chicago and New York show limited night play.
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Revolta Entered In PGA Hall Of Fame
Johnny Revolta known as the doctor of golf pros was added to the PGA Hall of Fame in Duneden Florida. He joins Ralph Guldahl as the latest honorees in a vote by present members. Revolta won 27 tournaments and served as pro at Evanston Golf Club for 26 years.
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Koufax Expected as Dodgers World Series Starter Rotation
Dodgers manager Walt Alston has not announced his World Series rotation but sources indicate Sandy Koufax Johnny Podres and Don Drysdale will start. Koufax to open in New York against Whitey Ford, Podres in New York opposing Al Downing, Drysdale in Los Angeles versus Jim Bouton. Ron Perranoski anchors bullpen with Larry Sherry Ken Rowe Bob Miller Pete Richert Dick Calmus.
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Bowling Scores Booster League City Bowl Highlights
Bowling scores from the Booster League and K of C events show high games and series for multiple teams. Notable performances include Martin with a 232 and 620 in high 10-30, Miller 213 and 486, and Roller 174 and 464, with others such as Crowell 162 and Carey 477.
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Wednesday Scoreboard and Upcoming MLB Schedule
Scoreboard shows New York 9 Los Angeles 1 Kansas City 7 Detroit 2 Baltimore 10 Chicago 2. Today Cleveland at Kansas City. Friday games include Washington at Chicago and Detroit at Baltimore. Standings and results feature St Louis 5 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 6 San Francisco 4 among others.
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NFL Turns Down Playoff Offer
New York AP The NFL rejected a bid from the AFL to stage a post season championship game. NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said there are no plans for such a game despite AFL Commissioner Joe Foss indicating the league might formally propose a playoff for 1964.
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Guglielmi retires avoiding NFL pension plan
Former Notre Dame All-America quarterback Guglielmi chose to retire at age 36 rather than claim an estimated 497 dollars monthly pension. He cited lack of a no cut contract with the 49ers and a one game return would not justify leaving his insurance business in Washington. His NFL career spanned 1955 to 1964 with Washington St Louis and New York.
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Willie Mays Seeks Batting Title in Off Year Rally
Willie Mays battles back from an injured spell to surge toward the National League batting crown. The Giants center fielder has climbed to around .? with an 18 game hitting streak, going 4-for-4 in a loss to Philadelphia as Tommy Davis and others push the chase. Koufax reached 300 strikeouts, Cepeda and Demeter delivered key hits, while Hank Aaron and Roberto Clemente posted notable games in a packed daily wrap.
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Ford To Pitch Series Opener
New York Yankee left-hander Whitey Ford will start game one of the 1963 World Series at Yankee Stadium likely against Sandy Koufax. Manager Ralph Houk named Al Downing and Jim Bouton as the other starters for Games two and three, with Ralph Terry in bullpen duty. The same lineup as the 1962 champion Giants will open for the Yankees, who plan to use their regulars in every game. Dodgers' trio likely Koufax Podres Drysdale. Alston indicated Koufax would start Game 1. Ford seeks his 11th Series win against Koufax who has two appearances with one decision since 1959.
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Paducah Named After Chickasaw Chief Paduke
Paducah Kentucky, the western riverport, was named for Paduke the Chickasaw chief who represented the tribe in the Jackson Purchase. The land purchase was completed in 1818.
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