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THE ORANGE BOWL—This aerial photo shows the Miami stadium where the Big Eight champion will clash with another sectional team in the annual New Year's Day contest.
Ycaza a Star Rider
NEW YORK — (UPI) — Panamanian jockey Manny Ycaza was a star rider in Mexico before coming to the United States.
LEXINGTON, Ky.—(UPI) — The Calumet Farm of Mrs. Gene Markey led all thoroughbred stables in 1961 earnings with $1,078.894.
Big Winners at Calumet
Tackle Weakest
Elder did not progress as fast during the spring as the staff expected, but, like Schwecia, owns high potential. Six-three by 218, he is strong, willing and intelligent. The staff feels he needs only the temper of battle to develop to Big Eight standards.
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Thompson, a fast 6-2, 10-pounder,
carries the same sort of tag. He holds
a blocking edge over some of his
rivals, but must improve defensively.
Thursday, Sept. 13, 1962 University Daily Kansan
ALTHOUGH not as big nor strong as the departed Kirshman, Elseman is the same type of tackle. Endowed with no more than average speed and agility, he makes few mistakes, can meet the challenge of any rival and turns in steady, reliable performances each Saturday.
Following their usual pattern Mitchell and his line aids, Don Fambrough (offense) and George Bernhardt (defense) will select the best four tackles and go with them, regardless of the side they played in the spring.
Another Bowl for KU
The Aleppo-Temple Shrine has adopted the Kansas-Boston game at Boston as their first "Bean Bowl" game and BU officials report that pre-game requests guarantee one of the biggest non-traditional crowds in recent years.
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