Russia Still Lags In Olympic Tests
Russia trails in decathlon as Willie Haldorf leads after seven events with 5739 points while German challenger Hans-Joachim Walde and Rein Aun press the pace. American Lones Wigger wins small bore rifle and US relay teams reach finals amid strong US medal pace at Tokyo.
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All America backfield bids favor Sayers and Rhome
Kansas City AP reports Gale Sayers of Kansas and Jerry Rhome of Tulsa head the Midlands All America Board. Sayers could become Big Eight career rushing leader and near 3,000 yards in total offense, while Rhome likely breaks major college passing and total offense marks at his pace.
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Oklahoma Coach Hanged in Effigy
Norman Oklahoma AP Gom er Jones, in his first season as head coach at the University of Oklahoma, was hanged in effigy Monday. University police cut the dummy loose after it hung from a tree about 30 feet high. The Sooners had won only one of four games this season. Jones, a former OU line coach for 17 years under Bud Wilkinson, commented that a coach must be hung twice and fired once.
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Public Dairy Farm Auction Notice Voluntary Sale
Public sale announced as dairy farming operations are quitting due to health. Auction to include specified property located nine miles west and one north of Chanute or three hundred forty two miles east of Buffalo, Kansas, with details to follow.
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Melleur Controls Hill In Toronto Middleweight Bout
In Sarnia the Associated Press reports Jim Melleur of Toronto defeated Taylor Hill of Detroit by outpoint. In Boston, Dick DeVola and Tommy Tibbs fought to a draw at 132 pounds. In Santa Monica Johnny Smith outpointed Hank Casey in a 10 round light heavyweight clash. John Ray, Notre Dame 1944 star, now coaches the Irish line and backs.
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Shifting Winds Hit Baseball Managers
Baseball headlines shift as Branch Rickey resigns as Cardinal player consultant. Fred Hutchinson resigns as Reds manager, Dick Sisler takes over. Harry Walker becomes Pirates manager succeeding Danny Murtaugh. Johnny Keane expected to replace Yogi Berra with the Yankees. Milwaukee Braves potential move to Atlanta discussed in Chicago meeting. Red Schoendienst tipped as Cardinal manager within days.
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Comet Bees Host Lola Here Tonight
The Chanute Blue Comet B team hosts Lola sophomores in a SEK league tilt at Royster Stadium at 7:00. Rick Clark directs the offense with Dave Martin Cris Kirkwood and Robert Orr in the backfield as Iola uses a straight T formation and a 44 defense. The juniors seek their first win and revenge for last year's 20-7 setback.
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East Carolina College Joins Southern Conference
East Carolina College announced joining the Southern Conference last May, expanding the league with new regional alignment.
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Ohio State Holds Top AP Football Slot After Upset Wins
Ohio State rises to number one in the AP poll after a 17-0 win over Southern California and Arkansas 14-13 upset of Texas. Nebraska remains fifth as Kansas State is crushed 47-0 by Nebraska and LSU, Syracuse, Florida, and Florida State fill the top ten.
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Eisenhower: Russians Can Go Either Way on Khrushchev Move
Former President Eisenhower says Russians can move closer to the United States or to Red China after Khrushchev’s removal. He warned China may take years to become a nuclear power and discussed potential tensions if Beijing develops a sizable nuclear capability. He noted no official briefing and spoke inGettysburg.
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Kidney donation tests for bakery robber
A Minneapolis man Gary Goldberg 26 is serving five years after admitting involvement in a 19000 bakery robbery. He offered to donate a kidney to the father of five children kept alive by an artificial kidney machine amid hospital tests to assess his own health.
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Hutchinson Teen Dies After Car Crash In Ditch
Hutchinson, Kansas AP reports 17 year old Margaret Gilstrap died Monday night from injuries suffered in a Saturday auto wreck. The car driven by 25 year old Rube Simpson plunged into a 20 foot drainage ditch. Simpson was killed instantly.
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Coup d etat claim sparks rapid speculative analysis
The text discusses a purported coup with timing described as abrupt and possibly coincidental. It notes awareness of a development and suggests the event could have occurred by chance, emphasizing rapid progression and close timing to related factors.
ACC formation in Greensboro 1953
The Atlantic Coast Conference was formed in Greensboro North Carolina in 1953. The event established a new college athletic league with member schools transforming the Southeast sports landscape. The decision cemented regional competition and set the stage for future conference alignments.
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