Cards Bucs Split As Dodgers Win
The St. Louis Cardinals lose Dick Groat to a chest injury in the opener of a twi-nighter with Pittsburgh, while Bob Gibson wins the first game and the Dodgers beat San Francisco 5-2 behind Sandy Koufax. Willie Mays returns for the Giants with a homer and double.
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Oklahoma Nebraska Picked Tops In Big Eight
Oklahoma favored to win the Big Eight title with Nebraska a strong challenger. Bud Wilkinson faces defensive and quarterback rookie concerns as teams blend sophomores at key positions. Noting star players like Dennis Claridge, Jim Grisham, Joe Don Looney, Ralph Neely, Gale Sayers, and Gary Lane, the article previews likely contenders and pivotal November matchup at Lincoln.
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Jayhawk offense praised but line depth worries Jayhawks
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell says the 1962 Jayhawks will lean on a potent passing game and a deep backfield while facing a size and depth shortage on the line. He cites Sayers as a top defensive prospect and notes key injuries, with Syracuse and Wyoming joining a tougher league schedule.
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January Leads Utah Open as Maxwell and Player Chase
Slim Don January holds a one stroke lead at 133 after 36 holes in the Utah Open Invitational. Billy Maxwell and Gary Player close behind as 74 pros and 10 amateurs compete on the Canyon course after two days of rain. Maxwell shoots 68 to sit at 134, while Player is at 155 after two rounds.
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Yankees Pull Ahead as Angels Edge in Extra Innings
Yankees win 2-1 over Detroit as Whitey Ford notches his 21st victory. Twins rally with four homers including late-game shots by Power and Allison to beat the White Sox 8-7. Angels top Kansas City 4-3 in 14 innings as Albie Pearson drives in the decisive run.
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Washington and Minnesota Baseball Scores From Sunday
Washington 7 Cleveland 2 Minnesota 9 Chicago 8 Los Angeles 4 Kansas City 3 14 innings Sunday games listed with future pairings Kansas City at Los Angeles Minnesota at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore Detroit at New York plus local ads and notices for a rummage sale and home services.
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Cobblah Stops Kenny in Australia Bout
The Associated Press reports in Melbourne that Peter Cobblah of Australia defeated Rod Kenny of Australia by stoppage at 9. The match details indicate Cobblah won after Kenny could not continue.
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Soviet Sailor Granted Asylum After Jumping Ship
Konstantin Sil kov, 21, a Soviet sailor who jumped ship last week, was granted political asylum in Britain on Friday. The 1,310 ton vessel Haap sala sailed without him Aug. 31.
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