Big Eight race forecasts mix set for fall 1958 season
The piece compares 1938 Big Eight standings with 1957 polls, predicting Oklahoma to lead with Colorado close behind. It notes Kansas, Missouri, Iowa State, Kansas State, and Nebraska in a tight scramble for third and beyond, and discusses evolving offensive styles across the conference. It also covers Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell in context with Red Auerbach and KU figures.
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Don Pierce
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Eddie Dove
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Stransky
Jack Mitchell
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Sts
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Bus Mertes
Red Auerbach
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Wilt Chamberlain
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Spalding
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Harlem Globetrotters
Celtic Russell
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Philadelphia
Philly
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Dipper
Dick Harp
Gene Sarayen Praises Foreign Golfers At British Open
Gene Sarayen says American pros should be wary as foreign golfers dominate the British Open. He notes Christy O’Dowd leads with 146 while foreigners have outpaced Americans in recent majors, predicting a tough future for U S players and Walker Cup prospects.
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Sal Prushand
Gene Sarayen
Cirewit
Rawal Lytham
St. Anne's
Christy O'Vennor
Ireland
Cone
Baseball Roundup and Friday Saturday Results Across Leagues
Summary of multiple baseball results and schedules across American and Pacific Coast leagues. Includes scores for New York Washington Chicago and Milwaukee games, Friday and Saturday listings, with mentions of Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago matchups, plus minor league references and standings notes.
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Rubber City Open golf leads as 45 under par in round two
July competition sees Aaron Ohm report strong scoring with 43 players under par amid the Rubber City Open. Arnold Palmer sits seven strokes back after a 72 as Ed Griffiths and Art Wall Jr. share the lead at six under 65. Amateurs, led by Jack Nicklaus in a 47, vie for top honors alongside pros Mayer, Souchak, and Phillips in this tight, winded field.
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Ed Griffiths
Youngstown
Ohio
Art Wall Jr
Pocono Manor
al Balding
Markham
Ontario
Frank Phillips
Sydney
Jackie Nicklaus
Columbus
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Dick Mayer
Mike Souchak
Westey Bths
Jiro
John McMullinoaf
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