Christmas Spirit Delights Hageman On Pro Talks
Fred Hageman recalls Kansas coach Jack Mitchell's blunt take on KU defense after a 40 16 loss to Nebraska and weighs pro college contrasts. He notes how NFL rivals would overpower KU and praises college defense while urging more pro style passing from colleges.
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Memphis State Coach Murphy May Coach Oklahoma State
Memphis State President E. E. Humphreys said Billy Jack Murphy discussed potential move with OSU officials after conferring in St Louis. Murphy noted no decision yet. OSU recently fired Cliff Speegle after a 5-5 season.
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Tittle Named NFL Player of the Year in Sporting News Poll
St. Louis AP reports New York Giants quarterback Y A Tittle, 36, was chosen as NFL player of the year by 14 football writers in NFL cities, beating Green Bay fullback Jim Taylor for the honor.
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Missouri ends Tech bid with 77 yard run for Bluebonnet Bowl win
Missouri defeats Georgia Tech 14 10 in the Bluebonnet Bowl as Bill Tobin breaks free for a 77 yard third quarter score. Andy Russell key blocker and two interceptions highlight Missouri defense while Tobin earns outstanding back honors. Missouri never trails in front of 55 000 fans.
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Bridges Again a Hero As Steers Roll Toward a Title
Bill Bridges starred for the Kansas City Steers with 32 points and 22 rebounds as they beat the Philadelphia Tapers 108-97 to extend their winning streak to 10 and open a four game lead in the American Basketball League standings. Oakland beat Chicago 112-103 in overtime in the weekend's other game.
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CIC and Kansas League Clubs Vie for Honors in Tourneys
Five basketball tournaments across three states draw Kansas College teams after the holidays. St Benedicts defends its Quincy Illinois title as most regulars depart. Prairie View Texas leads as NATA champion. Sterling holds a 7-1 mark and leads the conference while Tabor and Bethel show mixed results.
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Tigers Player Jake Wood Posts Notable Stolen Base Pace
Detroit Tigers outfielder Jake Wood posted a striking stolen base record last season, stealing 24 bases on 27 attempts, highlighting his speed on the basepaths and potential threat in scoring situations.
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Weekend Fights Round in New York and Mexico City
Rubin Carter defeats Holly Mims in New York while Efren Jimenez stops Chico Veliz in Mexico City by technical knockout at 1:58 of the eighth. Carter hails from Paterson New Jersey Veliz from Cuba Jimenez from Mexico City.
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White Sox boast AL top fielders in 1962 trio
The Chicago White Sox featured three of the American League's leading fielders in 1962 Joe Cunningham Nellie Fox and Luis Aparicio.
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