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Oklahoma’s 17 12 upset of USC in 105 degree Memorial Coliseum earned Damon Bam e USC lineman of the week honors. He totaled five unassisted and nine assisted tackles with 12 assists in USC’s loss. Wisconsin’s Jimmy Jones and New Mexico State’s Lee Sampson also ranked high for standout performances.
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McCune Tops Chanute 20 in Junior Varsity Clash
McCune High blanked Chanute 20 to 0 as the Eagles dominated with a ground game and two gift touchdowns. Randy Johnson and Jay Stewart scored for McCune, while Chanute managed eight pass completions for 103 yards and 61 rushing yards. Penalties marred the game as McCune rolled to a 232 rushing yard effort. Chanute travels to Independence next Monday.
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Rockets Beat Coffeyville 13-7 To End Skid In League Play
The Royster Junior High Rockets of Chanute snapped a six game losing streak by beating Coffeyville Rough Riders 13 to 7. John Hawley scored both Chanute touchdowns on outside pitches and Bill Bishop added the extra point. Hawley sparked a 60 yard drive for the final score as Chanute improved to 1-1 with one league game left at Parsons. The defense featured Ben Ennis and Jerry Peak, with Mark Martin at center delivering strong play in new roles.
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Baseball star quotes signal Koufax weakness in Yankee talk
Whitey Ford remarks on Sandy Koufax's pitching after separate league meetings on the 1964 schedules. The Yankee ace says Koufax cannot be reliably hit, acknowledging a strategic challenge for his lineup and signaling caution for upcoming matchups.
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Lawrence Lions Dominate In First State Grid Poll Of 1963
The Lawrence Lions were the top pick by Kansas sports writers and broadcasters in the first 1963 AP high school football poll, 13 of 15 first-place votes and 147 points. Fort Scott ranked second with 80 points after a 20-0 upset of Independence, ending a 49-game Independence winning streak. Kapaun finished third and Topeka fourth, with Leavenworth fifth after a key win.
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Football Player Dies of Injuries at Cokato High
A 16 year old Cokato High School football player named Jeffrey Peterson died Tuesday night after a game last Friday. Coach Ron Nelson said Peterson left the field after a tackle then fell and was taken to a hospital where a doctor diagnosed a cerebral hemorrhage.
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Dodgers Win Chance At World Series After Sharp Trade
New York AP notes Bob Miller rose from 1-12 Mets to 10-8 with a 2.89 ERA for the NL champion Dodgers. He dreamed of Yankee Stadium October glory, now savoring Dodgers post season prospects. A swap sent Moose Skowren from the Yankees to L A for Stan Williams, shaping both clubs' future. Opening day is set for April 14 as the leagues plan a 162 game schedule.
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