Chiefs threat to Kansas football gate receipts in Big Eight
Wayne Duke predicts Kansas University football gains from Chiefs presence despite rival views. Duke outlines a public relations tour to boost conference images, naming stars like Gale Sayers and Curtis McClinton as promotional assets while noting KU's strong roster and potential for a high finish.
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All-Stars Study Aerial Defenses
CHICAGO AP Head Coach Otto Graham seeks a disciplined pass defense for the College All-Stars as they prepare for Green Bay at Soldier Field Friday night. Graham studies Green Bay pass patterns after last year’s loss. The starting quarterback choice remains secret, with contenders including Terry Baker Glynn Griffing Ron VanderKelen and Sonny Gibbs.
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Fifth inning shot extends win streak to eight at Pitt
PEPCHENG Dean Chance Angelo pitched 6 2 3 innings of no hit ball and wound up with a two hitter in a 19 0 triumph over Cleveland.
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Wickersham Shuts Out Yankees In 5-0 KC Win
Dave Wickersham pitched a complete game on eight hits to blank the New York Yankees 5-0 at Yankee Stadium. Wayne Causey hit a two run homer and Norm Siebern added a three run shot as Kansas City built an early lead. The victory improves Wickersham to eight wins on the season. Moe Drabowsky was set to pitch for the Athletics the next game. In the NL, St. Louis hosts Cincinnati with Lew Burdette vs Jim O'Toole.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Monday's Games
The Associated Press tally shows AL leaders with New York atop the pack at 14 0, Chicago second, and Baltimore, Minnesota, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Kansas City, Detroit, and Washington in varied positions. Monday results include Kansas City 2 New York 2, Baltimore 2 Detroit 2, Washington 2 Chicago 1, Los Angeles 11 Cleveland 0, Houston 7 Minnesota 4.
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Palmer Wins Western Open in Odd 18 Hole Playoff
Arnold Palmer clinched the Western Open at Beverly Country Club after an 18 hole playoff against Julius Boros and Jack Nicklaus. Palmer shot 70 to prevail by one over Boros, with Nicklaus at 73. The playoff featured a dramatic 17th hole where all three faced hazards and three putts kept the match tight as Palmer moved into position to win the title and approach a historic $100,000 season total.
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Golf ball bounces into wrong hole in Newport brief
In Newport C L Farrar teed off and watched as the ball rolled into a nearby hole by mistake. The shot would not have been a hole in one because the pin was in a separate new hole several yards away from the unfilled one.
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Mantle's boundless drive through osteomyelitis and glory
In 1946 Commerce Oklahoma Mickey Mantle battled a crippling osteomyelitis that never fully healed. Despite repeated illness and hospital stays he returned to and excelled in baseball, including star performances in the 1951 World Series and the 1961 season, earning praise and enduring boos alike as fans wavered between sympathy and awe.
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Kuhlman Named To MU Staff
Hank Kuhlman former Missouri halfback is named assistant football coach at the university. He will coach freshman backs and assist with the varsity. Kuhlman played 1956 57 58 and signed a Cardinals bonus contract as a minor leaguer. The board elevated three athletic staff to associate professorships and Thornton Jenkins moves to the business staff.
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FAS'TEETH Powder Promises Firm Denture Hold
An old advertisement touts FAS'TEETH as an improved alkaline powder for upper or lower plates. It claims the product keeps false teeth from sliding or slipping without a gummy taste and reduces plate odor. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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