Sayers 99 Yard Run Sparks KU Loss at Nebraska
Kansas matched Nebraska in effort but tumbled 23 9 as Gale Sayers uncorked a conference record 99 yard touchdown. Nebraska pulled away with a 74 yard drive and a 3 yard interception return for a score.
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Nebraska Kansas Grid Clash Stirs Early Big Ten Action
Nebraska vs Kansas football box score shows Theisen kicking attempts and Duda passing for Nebraska while Sayers and Coleman rush for Kansas. Punting stars include Theisen and Leiker. Roster lists Nebraska and Kansas players with line details and substitutions.
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Browns fall to Steelers 9 7 in upset on safety play
In a dramatic NFL Sunday, Pittsburgh edges Cleveland 9 7 after a safety by Bob Schmitz on a Frank Ryan pitch out on the Browns three. Gary Ballman scores the clincher for Pittsburgh as Y. A. Tittle and the Giants roll. Packers, Bears, and Cardinals win to stay atop their divisions.
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Five Players Tied Lead As San Antonio Open Heads To Final Round
In San Antonio Texas AP Ruth Jessen and Kathy Whitworth led a crowded field with a three stroke spread among five players heading into the final round of the 8500 dollar Civitan Women's Open golf tournament.
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Galloping Gate Sets 99 Yard Run As Kansas Bets
The 99 yard scamper by Galloping Gate helped Kansas trim a 10 point lead and end deep in Iowa State territory. Meredith Warner’s 98 yard mark from 1943 is noted as a reference while Galloping Gate tops the conference rushing with 778 yards this year. Kansas finishes at Colorado and Missouri with a 6 4 season possible.
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Texas Faces Baylor Clash as Royal Remains Scared
Texas coach Darrell Royal voices fear of a Texas Christian upset after his undefeated Longhorns beat Baylor 7 0. The win secures the SWC title bid and Cotton Bowl berth while TCU prepares for a tough test following a prior 6 0 upset.
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Tough Schedule Ahead For Los Angeles Lakers
The Lakers beat the Knicks 104-79 as they brace for a seven games in eight days stretch. Elgin Baylor scored 21, Jerry West 18, and Dick Barnett 16 as Fred Schaus rested the bench. The club leads the Western Division with a 7-3 record and next face Detroit in Minneapolis.
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Haskell Takes Third in Class B Cross Country Meet
Haskell Institute of Lawrence finished third in the Class B Kansas High School Cross Country meet at Emporia. Maize won the team title with 60 points, Johnson placed second with 65, and Haskell totaled 93. Rick Jamison of Linwood won the two mile race in 10:10. no Haskell runner finished in the top five.
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Missouri Oklahoma title race hangs on Saturday clash
Missouri seeks a share of the Big Eight lead with a 4-1 mark as they host Oklahoma, while Nebraska and Oklahoma State loom in the standings. Bud Wilkinson's Sooners, 6-1 overall, chase a crucial victory after a Texas loss and amid calls for fire in Norman.
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Chiefs Shake Up Promised After Fourth Straight Loss
Kansas City coach Hank Stram vowed changes to the Chiefs offensive unit after a 22-7 loss to the Oakland Raiders. He called the game the worst exhibition of football he has seen and said blocking failures would be corrected, though he did not name any players.
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Pena Saves and Losses Highlight KC Pitching Season
Orlando Pena won 12 games for Kansas City last season with three shutouts. He posted a 3.69 ERA and took 20 losses amid the pitching staff challenges.
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