Major League Player Trades Seen At Baseball Convention
Trade talks swirl around Felipe Alou Bill Skowron Jim Bunning Jim Kaat Ray Sadecki and Claude Osteen as MLB opens its 62nd convention official moves may reshuffle Giants Cardinals Tigers Twins Dodgers Senators focus on Alou Bunning Kaat and Osteen amid draft hopes and recent releases.
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Wichita and Cincinnati Tie for MVC Crown
Wichita and Cincinnati finished with a share of the Missouri Valley Conference title after Wichita defeated Tulsa 26-15 in Wichita. Heavily led by quarterback Henry Schichtle with 200 yards offense, Wichita built a 260 rushing and 161 passing yard attack while Tulsa QB Jerry Rhome set school records with 363 passing yards. Cincinnati lost 21-19 to Miami of Ohio on Thanksgiving Day as Brig Owens scored and Jim Curry caught a TD. both teams ended 3-1 in conference play with two league games remaining.
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Local Boxers Rally in Liberal Opener for Garden City
Garden City boxers posted four victories in nine bouts at Liberal on Saturday night in the season opener. Local fighters faced Liberal, Dodge City, Oklahoma and Pampa Skellytown. Notable results include Ed Norton defeating Jim Williamson and Leonard Perales Decisioning Jimmy Dean. Vineyard beat George Pacheco, Joe Whitehead and Allen Aguilera fell in split verdicts, while Chico Perales and Gary Baker were stopped. Art Wilson leads the program as Garden hosts Dodge City Liberal and Guymon Saturday at Ben Grimsley Gym starting 8:30 p.m. Tickets available at local outlets.
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Patterson sets scoring mark in Grey Cup win by Ti-Cats
Hamilton Ti-Cats defeated British Columbia Sons 21 to 10 in Vancouver to claim the Grey Cup. Hal Patterson scored his fifth Grey Cup touchdown to break the previous record, aided by Bernie Faloney's 14 completions for 272 yards. WABC-TV carried the game across Canada and the United States in about three hours. The Lions suffered a setback with Willie Fleming hurt in the second quarter.
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Reed and Farmer win No-Tap Doubles at Garden Bowl
Estelle Reed and John Farmer captured first with 1,327 pins including handicap in Garden Bowl’s No-Tap Doubles Sunday. Kate Niblock and Dale Dickenson took second with 1,285 pins, Leona Dickenson and Jerry Biek er were third with 1,210. Moonlight bowling lit the lanes while nine-pin taps counted as strikes.
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Nebraska Faces Auburn In Orange Bowl Clash Of 9-1 Huskers
Nebraska finished 9-1 and captured the Big Eight title as Auburn, 9-1, earned a trip by beating Alabama. Oklahoma, 10th ranked, beat Oklahoma State 34-10. Missouri, 7-3, edged Kansas 9-7 on a late field goal with a 102-yard Turner run. Kansas and Kansas State posted varied results in a busy weekend.
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Presbies Unbeaten Streak Ends in NAIA Playoff Loss
The nation's first unbeaten untied college football teams saw their runs end as College of Emporia and Springfield State fell. Emporia was crushed by St. John's Minn 54 0 in an NAIA semifinal, while Springfield lost to Northern Illinois 21 14 in the Mineral Bowl.
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