Kansas Coach Calls Nebraska Outfit a Once in a Lifetime Team
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell says Nebraska presents a once in a lifetime Kansas football challenge. He notes a sellout Lincoln crowd and compares KU to a powerful Cornhuskers squad with a strong line and multiple skilled backs. Indications are the Jayhawks face a formidable test Saturday.
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Longhorns Stay No. 1 As Polls Name Texas Top Grid Club
Texas remains undefeated and top ranked with 45 of 53 first place votes in the AP poll. Coach Darrell Royal fears a second half zeroes complex ahead of Saturday’s Baylor test.
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Bowling Clinic Offers Tips For Striking Angles
In a detailed bowling feature Billy Sixty explains how lane arrows influence strike angles, emphasizing ball speed and lane condition. He offers a pamphlet “Keys to Better Bowling” for 10 cents and a stamped envelope, while discussing Kansas football tidbits and injuries ahead of a NU trip.
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Valley stars Schichtle and Owens pace Missouri Valley Conference
Wichita quarterback Henry Schichtle has 111 of his team's 171 points this season, sharing the pace with Cincinnati's Brig Owens who leads in total offense and punting. Tulsa's John Simmons suffers a season-ending injury while tops in receiving yards. Coffeyville's Dwain Bean tops rushing among area players.
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Long Shot Wins 103rd Melbourne Cup at Flemington
The South Australian gelding Gatumgatum, a 25 to 1 shot, captured the 103rd Melbourne Cup at Flemington today earning the winner's purse of $56,000. Decidedly, the 1962 Kentucky Derby winner, topped Monmouth Park's 1963 season as the circuit's leading money winner with $72,345.
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Lions Prepare for Topeka Challenge in Arch Rivalry
The Lawrence High Lions, holding a 21 game win streak, rest four days to face the Topeka Central Trojans at Haskell Stadium. Key injuries linger as Topeka, led by QB Rolly McGrath and back Levi Lee, seeks a road win to solidify a peak season.
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Kansas Freshmen Open 1963 Season Against K State Here
Kansas University's freshman football team begins its two game 1963 schedule with a 2 30 p m kickoff at Memorial Stadium against Kansas State yearlings. Projected starters include Sandy Buda and Dave Waxse at ends and Wally Hinshaw at quarterback. Victor Castillo leads K State’s offense after a 43 22 loss to Nebraska.
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Kansas State Needs Help to Build Grid Program
Kansas State football coach Doug Weaver says he will not bear all the blame for the team's struggles. He notes no conference wins since his tenure began and acknowledges the situation deeply, vowing to confront the issue with support and effort.
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Kansas State Coach Seeks Help To Improve Football Program
A Kansas State coach says the team has played better than expected and he will not take all the blame. He calls for more people to support the program, including financially, to recruit more players and strengthen the football effort. He mentions contemplating jumping from a plane due to today’s bad weather.
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