Oklahoma Sooners 1963 football schedule overview
The scanned notes summarize Oklahoma and conference teams records, key games and dates across 1962 and 1963 seasons. It lists Oklahoma home and away matchups against Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma State, Colorado, Iowa State, Kansas State, Tulsa, and others with venues including Norman Stillwater Boulder Boulder and Lincoln.
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Norman
Iowa State
Missouri
Columbia
Nebraska
Lincoln
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Lawrence
Boulder
Tool
Ames
U—Oklahoma
Drake
Des Moines
Stillwater
Kansas
Town State
Oklahoma
Air Force
Manhattan
Navy
Trexas Tech
Lubbock
Johnson’s All Action Game Stirs Kansas Fans
Kansas sophomore Mike Johnson stars as Gale Sayers’ stand in, delivering rushing, receiving, and kickoff prowess. He switches from kicking boots to low-cut shoes mid game and pursues with relentless vigor, drawing praise for his hard-hitting style and quick-change routine.
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Kansas University
Gale Sayers
Johnson
Wyoming
Mike Robe
Laramie
Garden City
Jack Mitchell
Kansas Faces Iowa State With Key Players Out
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell says the team is improved this week as they prepare for the Big Eight opener against Iowa State. The Jayhawks 2-1 after wins over Syracuse and Wyoming, but guard Larry Ledford and tackle Richard Pratt are injured. Pratt likely out for season. Ledford could return for Oklahoma.
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Jays
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Richard Pratt
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Ledford
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Torres Not Happy Over His Victory
In Teaneck New Jersey Jose Torres defeated Don Fullmer 5 2 3 on the official score. Torres fought cautiously saying his performance lacked and he hopes for a rematch while Fullmer and his brother Gene welcomed fans. Torres 26 1 1 Fullmer 31 9 1. No knockdowns both fighters bled slightly from the nose and a nose cut for Torres.
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Torres
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Arkansas horse takes senior rein winner at Royal Action show
An Arkansas horse named Pana Bar, owned by the Ozark Stallion syndicate of Springdale, won the senior rein ing at the American Royal Quarter Horse Show in Kansas City. Sonora Sorrel owned by Cal and Pat Lemmon of Des Moines placed second, Monty Taylor owned by J. D. Taylor of Milan Missouri took third, and Monty Taylor also earned a second in senior roping. Red Bean, owned by Arbor Acres Southwestern Farms Inc., won the roping division. Showater Star, owned by Eugene B. Thompson of Kansas City, placed third.
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Pana Bar
Ozark Stallion Syndicate
Springdale
Ark
Sonora Sorrel
Cal
Pat Lemmon
Des Moines
Monty Taylor
J. D. Taylor
Milan
Red Bean
Arbor Acres Southwestern Farms Inc
Showater Star
Eugene B. Thompson
Olympic National Park Unique for Mountains and Beaches
Olympic National Park in Washington state stands as the only U.S. park containing both snow capped peaks and ocean beaches within its boundaries, offering diverse landscapes in one protected area.
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Celtics vow sixth straight title despite Cousy retirement
Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach and captain Bill Russell assert the team will win again with or without Bob Cousy. They name Cincinnati as the key obstacle and discuss a stronger bench. Willie Naulls return and Johnny McCarthy addition boost the lineup as questions linger on the rookie in the mix.
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National Basketball Association
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Willie Naulls
San Francisco
Johnny McCarthy
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Cincinnati
Torres and Tisdale Victors In Ring Showdowns
In Teaneck Jose Torres outpointed Don Fullmer over ten rounds. In Bridgeport Billy Tisdale outpointed Cleo Daniels in six. In Tokyo Somsak Laemphafa outpointed Akira Oguchi over ten rounds.
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Billy Tisdale
Cleo Daniels
White Plains
N.Y
Tokyo
Somsak Laemphafa
Thailand
Akira Oguchi
Japan
Do Kansas streams stock fish and why not
The Kansas Fish and Game Commission generally does not stock streams. Water quality and stream size determine suitability. healthy streams already hold enough fish and stocking would waste money due to low fingerling survival. Some hatchery fish enter streams from drying ponds or overflow, but deliberate stocking is limited by conditions.
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Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Top-Ranked Prep Grid Units Face Rough Play This Week
Kansas high school football faces a tough slate as six top ranked teams clash this week. Lawrence meets Shawnee Mission East, Topeka faces Washington of Bethel, and Columbus plays Chanute among other key matchups. Strong streaks and rivalries shape the voting in the AP poll.
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Garden City
Dickerson John
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Associated Press
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Columbus
Chanute
Kapaun
Wilt and Co Romp in exhibition win over Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain scored 26 as five teammates also reached double figures to lift the San Francisco Warriors to a 105 97 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers in an exhibition game in Stockton California Wednesday night.
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Stockton, Calif
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Howe Receives Two Awards Ahead of Wings opener
Gordie Howe, 35, will be presented with the Hart Trophy as MVP and the Ross Trophy as top scorer for 1962 63 by NHL President Clarence S Campbell before Detroit's season opener against Chicago. Howe seeks Maurice Richard's career record of 544 goals, needing five more to surpass it in his 18th Wings season.
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Big Grid Weekend in Dallas Promises Historic Showdown
Dallas braces for its biggest football weekend with No. 1 Oklahoma facing No. 2 Texas in the Cotton Bowl at 2 p.m. Saturday. No. 4 Navy meets Southern Methodist Friday night, expected to draw 30,000. Saturday’s Texas-Oklahoma game could fill 75,504 at the stadium.
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Texas
Navy
Southern Methodist
Cincinnati RedsRehire of Coaching Staff for 1964 Season
Cincinnati Reds President Bill DeWitt announced the rehiring of the entire coaching staff for the 1964 season. The move keeps continuity in the dugout as the team prepares for next year’s campaign.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Dewitt
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