Tigers Rally History Mirrors Season Comebacks
Missouri's baseball team, defending Big Eight champions, featured in a weekend recap after going 1-2 in a three-game series with Iowa State while Nebraska, Oklahoma State swept. The piece notes front-line pitching strength across Nebraska, Iowa State, and Oklahoma State, with Missouri showing past resilience after rough starts and outlining upcoming pairings and season standings.
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Sooner Star Ron Tull Sets Big Eight High Jump Mark
Oklahoma sophomore Ron Tull cleared 7 ft 1⁄2 in officially 7-11 by measurement but 7-14 on his third attempt to top Big Eight track history as OU beat Missouri 83-61 in Norman. Steve Carson of Iowa State ran 47.1 in the 440 at Ames triangular won by Nebraska 74-53 over Minnesota 132. Gary Ard and Art Cortez of Kansas posted 25-1⁄4 and 25-0 respectively in the broad jump.
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Terry Accepts 31 000 Pact To Play With Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics sign pitcher Ralph Terry for 31000 after Cleveland Indians offered 31000. Trade sends lefty John O Donoghue to Cleveland and Kansas City pays 25000. Terry cites desire to play, expects to report to Florida camp and be ready in three weeks.
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KU Baseballers Face KSU in Big Eight Twinbill Preview
Kansas University baseball stands 5-5 overall and 0-3 in league play as they set to meet Kansas State in a Friday doubleheader and a single game Saturday. Nebraska swept KU in Lincoln, 3-0, and 0-0 in the series.
Patriots Sign Vic Purvis Third 1965 Southern Mississippi Player
The Boston Patriots sign Vic Purvis a quarterback and defensive back as a free agent amid earlier agreements with defensive tackle John Mangum and linebacker Doug Satcher. The Southern Mississippi unit allowed 161.2 rushing yards per game.
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Hawks Fight Back In NBA Playoffs, 76ers in Trouble
The St. Louis Hawks survived to level their series with a 112-100 win over the Los Angeles Lakers on their home court as Philadelphia faced a 3-1 deficit after Boston stunned the 76ers in overtime 114-108. Wilt Chamberlain expressed disbelief as Sam Jones and John Havlicek sparked the Celtics late. The Hawks, led by Len Wilkens and Cliff Hagan, host the Lakers next while Philadelphia must win three straight to reach the final round. Jerry West paced LA with 31 points.
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World's 25 largest man made lakes list announced
The statement notes that the largest man made lakes were created in the last generation with Lake Mead identified as the oldest among them.
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