KU Faces Nebraska After 34-0 Win Over K State
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell downplays talk of a Nebraska game after KU routs Kansas State 34-0 for Homecoming before 30 000. Sid Micek returns a 29 yard interception for a TD as Gale Sayers scores a 64 yard punt return and a 4 yard run.
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Kansas Wildcats Halted by Oklahoma State Rout and Aftermath
Kansas lost to Oklahoma and Iowa State and beat Oklahoma State and Kansas State in conference play for a 4 3 overall mark. Kansas linemen praised K State’s hard hitting but noted poor pursuit. Coach Doug Weaver lamented missed receivers and inconsistent offense while Jayhawk Tony Leiker and Gary Duff contributed on punts.
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Close Race in Kansas Conference News
In the Kansas Conference race, Omaha defends its league perfect mark with 34-6 win over Washburn aided by a punt return and interception. Pittsburg State and Emporia State tie 0-0. Fort Hays State beats Southern Colorado 18-14. College of Emporia’s Jim Switzer extends scoring lead with 22 touchdowns in 60-7 win over Friends. Ottawa beats McPherson 32-0. Bethany’s Larry Harless shines in 28-13 victory over Baker. Southwestern shuts out Bethel 14-0. Kansas Wesleyan rallies to 33-28 past Sterling. Western New Mexico defeats St Mary of the Plains 28-2.
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Pro Cage EASTERN Bosten Cincinnatiti New York Philadelphia
A brief item notes professional basketball activities in the eastern sector involving teams or players from Boston Cincinnati New York and Philadelphia. The fragment hints at regional league action, matchups or signings, with no clear dates or results provided.
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Iowa State Players Suffer Injuries In Conference Game
The nation’s rushing leader trails in conference honors as Tom Vaughn of Iowa State gains 106 against Oklahoma State, totaling 642. Right end Roberts injures a shoulder and third-unit end Bob Reid re injures a knee. Coach Mitchell expresses doubt about availability but hopes key players return as the team runs short. Sayers struggles with the game.
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Chiefs Slip to Bottom Tie in AFC West After Loss
The Kansas City Chiefs drop to a last place tie with Denver at 2-5-1 in the AFL West as Oakland defeats them 10-7 on Claude Gibson's 85 yard punt return. The defeat leaves the Chiefs in a troubled position heading toward future games.
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Chiefs fall to Raiders as Gibson breaks punt for TD
Former Kansas backs Curtis McClinton and Bert Coan contributed for Kansas City in a 10-7 loss to Oakland. McClinton ran 15 times for 101 yards and caught two passes for 14 yards, while Coan had two receptions for 31 yards. Oakland, riding a win over San Diego, shut down most KC threats though Haynes fumbled on the Chiefs' 20. Len Dawson guided a late drive and Brooker missed a 32-yard field goal as time expired.
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Nebraska Star Dennis Claridge May Miss Kansas Game
Lincoln Nebraska AP Nebraska trainers said Claridge may not play in Saturdays Kansas game at Lincoln. He aggravated a barley horse during the Missouri game and may be ready only for next weeks Oklahoma State game. Other Huskers came through Missouri without injury.
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Unbeatens Lead Big Eight in Orange Bowl race
Nebraska and Oklahoma hold 4-0 and 3-0 conference marks as title hopes loom. Nebraska edged Missouri 13 12 at Columbia and Kansas seeks revenge after a 40 16 loss last fall. Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa State and Oklahoma State remain in the picture with key Big Eight games looming.
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Foster and Peavler Dominate Lawrence Speedway 1963 Season Finale
Bob Foster of St. Joseph Missouri wins the A trophy while Dave Peavler of Topeka takes the B trophy in the Lawrence Speedway season finale. Heat results list Lew Hoppe Dale Waugh Larry Tucker Les Milan and others with Foster and Spain securing top spots in the A feature.
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Hines Ceramic Shop Offers Evening Classes and Free Instruction
Hines Ceramic Shop at 115 E 8th opens 9:30 to 5 daily Monday through Saturday. Evening classes Mondays and Wednesdays 7:30 to 9:30. Free instruction available. Greenware and supplies stocked. Phone Vi 2 9251.
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