Kansas and Missouri face pivotal third place clash
Rivalry heat builds as Kansas and Missouri meet with third place in the Big Eight on the line. Kansas aims to upset MU at KU Stadium in a sellout crowd while optimistic notes on quarterbacks Gary Lane Renko and Lane duel. A look at past series, coaching records, and fan expectations frames a bruising, high stakes showdown.
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Fred Duda
Ken Bunte
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Tennessee
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Iowa State
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Then State
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Cardinals Dominate Browns 20-14 in Cleveland Clash
Cardinals upset Cleveland 20-14 at Municipal Stadium to pull even for second in the NFL Eastern Division behind New York. Charley Johnson set club passing records with 25 completions for 285 yards and two TDs, while Jim Baaken kicked decisive 42 and nine yard field goals. Browns star Jim Brown set an NFL single season yardage record with 154 rushing yards. Sandy Koufax topped the NL ERA title with a 1.88 mark for nine innings in 1963.
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Jim Baaken
Baaken
Wisconsin
Jimmy Brown
Ollie Matson
Browns
Jim Ninowski
Ernie Green
Lou Groza
A's Trade for Rocky Colavito From Tigers
Kansas City Athletics announce a five player deal with Detroit sending Jerry Lumpe Ed Rakow and Dave Wickersham to the Tigers for slugger Rocky Colavito and pitcher Bob Anderson plus an unnamed cash sum. Colavito 32 is hoped to supply right handed power. Lumpe and the pitchers are set to depart with Kansas City aiming to boost offense and trust young arms to fill gaps. Colavito has a history of high home run totals including 37 in 1962 and 41 in 1961.
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Pete Quatrocchi
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Hutchinson
Ken Coleman
Wichita
John Had
Preacher Pilot
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Missouri deer hunting boom yields high bag tallies
Missouri hunters report strong harvest as Jim Keller wins twice with bow and rifle under separate licenses. After three days of a seven day season, 10,851 deer have been logged statewide, including 3,416 on Sunday, compared with 16,500 deer from 102,785 hunters last season.
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Missouri
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State Conservation Commission
Texas, Navy loom as Cotton Bowl contenders
Texas remains the nation’s only major unbeaten and untied team after a 17-0 win over TCU while Navy tightened its pace with a 38-25 victory over Duke. The top ten world shaped by UCLA Kentucky Wake Forest upsets and other major games.
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Texas Gridders Given Vacation After Nine-Game Win Streak
The Texas Longhorns, the second team with nine straight wins and 11th in a row to clinch a Cotton Bowl bid, take a short break including Tuesday off to rest before Thanksgiving and the season finale with Texas A&M. Three top players Knox Nunnally Ken Ferguson and Harold Philipp were sidelined in a 17-0 win over Texas Christian, while reserves and sophomores stepped up led by Darrell Royal's squad.
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Harold Philipp
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Phil Harris
Tom Stockton
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