Shanklin Fits No 48 as Kansas Star in Spotlight
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell praises Don Shanklin a speedy 5 foot 9 inch 171 pound halfback who wears No. 48 like Gale Sayers. Shanklin has 238 rushing yards in two games and a 69 yard punt return TD. NCAA leaders include Kansas’ David Morgan and Cyclone Tom Busch as Big Eight trains prepare after a Nebraska scrimmage.
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Mo Valley AAU Track Meet Comes to Ottawa University
The 1967 Missouri Valley AAU Track and Field Championships will be held at Ottawa University's Cook Field on May 27. Bill Boucek will direct the meet, drawing top midwest talent from Kansas and CIC, plus KU, KSU, Missouri, Wichita State, junior colleges and notable high school athletes across three divisions open junior and women. Olympians Jim Ryan and Janell Smith are among recent stars in the Mo-Valley circuit.
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Goslin Recalls Feller Fastball Debut Hit In 1936
New York AP reports Goose Goslin, 65, recalled facing Bob Feller in 1936 his first major league season and hitting the pitcher’s first homer into the right field second deck. Goslin, a 19 season veteran, tied to 1935 World Series heroics with Detroit and Cubs, notes Feller’s blazing fastball and Goslin’s love of hitting it.
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Cards' OB NFL's Best On Offense
Cleveland Municipal Stadium boosted the St. Louis Cardinals as Charley Johnson threw three touchdowns, 11 of 20 for 218 yards, in a 34 28 win over the Browns. Johnson earned AP Offensive Player of the Week honors.
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OHS Loses Underwood For Six Weeks
Ottawa High School faces a disruption as starting quarterback Doug Underwood fractures a finger, sidelined for six weeks likely ending his season. Backup Lee Van Foseman is out with a dislocated wrist, forcing senior Chuck Waymire to assume QB duties against Washburn Rural while Robert Meyer backs up. Underwood had started since the season’s second game and weighs by 155 pounds.
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Frank Robinson Honored With Baltimore Street Name
Orioles star Frank Robinson witnessed a Baltimore street briefly renamed in his honor this week. He spoke frankly about facing racism from his early Negro leagues days in Columbia and his spring training house search in Baltimore, noting some neighbors opposed the house because of who it was for.
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Baseball scoreboard National League standings and results
National League standings show Los Angeles at 93 64 .592 with a 3 game edge over Pittsburgh while San Francisco 89 68 and Philadelphia 85 72 follow. Tuesday results include San Francisco 6 Atlanta 3 and Los Angeles 2 St Louis 0 with rain affecting several games.
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Exciting Football Season Seen For Ottawa Area
Chiefs ignite fan fervor as Kansas City hosts a crowd around 40 000 while OU Braves push a fast scoring offense. KU football shows promise after beat Arizona 35-13. EKL action in high school sees Bonner Springs atop with 2 0 record amid lopsided scoring. Rosedale falters as Junction City and Ward dominate. League play looms.
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Stram Praises KC Rookies Brown and Garrett
Kansas City coach Hank Stram hails two prize rookies Aaron Brown and Mike Garrett. Garrett, winner of the Heisman Trophy, has delivered knockout plays in three straight games. Brown, 6-fo ot-265, has filled five positions including defensive tackle as the Chiefs prep for the Buffalo home opener.
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Football Forecaster Picks College Winners This Week
AP report weighs human vs computer forecasts after 45 correct of 60. Weekend predictions include Michigan State over Illinois with Cy Pinder injured, UCLA over Missouri, Ole Miss over Alabama, Notre Dame over Northwestern, Southern California over Oregon State, Nebraska over Iowa State, Arkansas over Christian, Michigan over North Carolina, Georgia Tech over Clemson, Tennessee over Rice, Ohio State over Washington, Purdue over South Methodist, Penn State over Army, plus Colorado over Kansas State and Houston over Oklahoma State.
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League Leaders cotta wt Batting and Pitching lists
League leaders across the American and National Leagues include batting leaders such as Alou, Aaron, and F. Robinson with top averages and totals. Pitching leaders feature Koufax and Marichal with strikeouts and win totals, plus other high marks from across multiple clubs.
Bellino Seeks Another Pro Return with Patriots
Former Navy All-America halfback and Heisman winner Joe Bellino appeared set for another pro shot with the Boston Patriots of the AFL. He was expected to be reactivated to replace injured Billy Johnson, a defensive halfback and kickoff return specialist. AFL waivers were requested on Johnson, a Nebraska rookie.
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