Big Seven Faces 15 Tilt Schedule After 3-2 Start
The Big Seven opens a 15 game week with five non league games against Big Ten foes and matchups versus Southwest, Missouri Valley and other conferences. Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Colorado feature in varied subplots as Texas Tech and others enter league play.
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Olson Robby Tangle Tops Boxing Agenda
Boxing fans this week enjoy a star packed lineup led by Carl Olson and Sugar Ray Robinson in a Chicago Friday title bout. Nino Valdes faces Bob Baker in Cleveland Wednesday in a heavyweight elimination, with both fights broadcast nationwide.
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Darling of Track World Gets 10 Day Suspension
Jockey Willie Hartack, famed for 400 wins this year, left Tropical Park surprised by a 10 day suspension announced by stewards. The penalty, set to take effect tomorrow, follows his ride on Friday in which his mount drifted out during the sixth race.
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Ground Attack Snares Bowl Win for Bamans
Evansville report: Jacksonville Alabama beat Rhode Island 12-18 in Refrigerator Bowl. Jacksonville gained 29 passing yards on 4 attempts with 1 completion while Rhode Island had 187 rushing yards from 2 completions in 8 tries. Both teams fumbled five times in a hard fought game.
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Miller Scored 30 Against Wichita in 1942 Clash
Kansas University met Wichita in the schools most recent basketball clash. Ralph Miller, then a senior star, scored 30 points in a 56-37 KU win at the old Forum. The article recalls Miller’s record as Wichita coaches and Kansas lore, ahead of a new meeting at the Air Capital. Dallas Dobbs later scored 36 against Kansas State, while Gene Elliston and other Jayhawkers faced lineup shifts.
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Giants Struggle Start as Top Teams Open Season
College basketball opens with San Francisco Kentucky Iowa and North Carolina State setting pace while Duquesne challenges front-runners. Roster questions loom for Dutley Moore as San Francisco bills Bill Russell as leader. Also Bartlesville Phillips 66 Oilers edge Wichita Vickers in NIBL opener.
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AAU Moves to Clean House After Santee Case
Louisville report says the National Amateur Athletic Union aims to overhaul its code after repeated infractions. A study ordered at the 4th annual convention will consider penalties for promoters and officials, with Santee's suspension prompting a nationwide review ahead of the 1966 convention in Los Angeles.
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Lane completes first major league deal by buying Ellis Kinder
General Manager Frank Lane of the St. Louis Cardinals buys Ellis Kinder from the Boston Red Sox for a trifle over 10000. Lane says talks with every club in the league yielded nothing yet and hints at further discussions with Roy Hamey and Mayo Smith of the Phillies. Cards reportedly offered Red Schoendienst and others for Del Ennis and Stan Lopata.
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Kinder Vows to Pitch His Finest for Cards
NEEDHAM Massachusetts 41 year old reliever Elis Kinder, just acquired by St. Louis from Boston, pledged to give his best for the Cardinals. He saluted Mike Higgins and praised Joe McCarthy, noting he has fulfilled duties to the Red Sox and will excel for his new club. Kinder, a Fenway fixture since 1948, won 23 games as a starter and set an American League record with 69 relief appearances in 1953.
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Kansas College Quintets Break Even for Weekend
The Kansas college basketball teams split a six game non conference schedule last Saturday. Bethel defeated Sterling, Pittsburg beat Southwestern Oklahoma, and McPherson toppled Bethany Chicago. The CIC losses included Rockhurst over Emporia State, and Maryville over St Benedict's. William Jewell defeated Kansas Conference foe St Joseph.
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