Capacity Crowd for Kansas Oklahoma Clash Draws 61 826
Norman Oklahoma A sellout crowd of 61826 will fill stadium for the 1 30 p m kickoff as Kansas meets Oklahoma in the 61st KU Oklahoma football clash Darling Wilkinson faces former lieutenant Jack Mitchell in a game with both teams coming off losses and aiming to rebound.
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Injuries Shape Big Eight Grid Camps This Weekend
Big Eight football clashes feature key injury concerns across Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas State Iowa State Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Iowa. Nebraska quarterback Dennis Claridge doubtful, Ken McCloughan to play, Fred Duda groomed as backup. Missouri, Oklahoma State, Kansas deal with multiple doubtful starters and reinforcements as teams prepare for Saturday contests. Colorado welcomes guard Hollingsworth back to full speed after head injury precautions.
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Jack Fears Sooner Loss A Big Spur
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell says Oklahoma will be fired up after a loss to Texas and removal of Joe Don Looney as they prepare for a Saturday visit to Norman. Bobby Page is slated to pass, while Kansas studies OU’s game plan and aims to improve from a 17-14 Iowa State setback.
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Dodgers Share Record World Series Payouts Revealed
Commissioner Ford Frick announced the 1965 World Series player shares. Dodgers and Yankees each earned record paying full shares of 12 794 dollars and 7 874 dollars respectively after a 1 017 546 dollar pool. Dodgers topped 427 369 dollars while Yankees 284 913 dollars.
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Tulsa End Sees Title Shot With Record Pace
Tulsa's John Simmons, a 6 foot 3 inch 193 pound senior end, surged toward the 1963 major college pass receiving crown after catching 13 passes against Cincinnati. He has 29 receptions for 377 yards in three games, leading Jimmy Evans and Dennis Kloke in the race. Mike Curtis of Duke moved atop the scoring chart with 31 points after kicking two extra points.
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Badgers Lose End Larry Howard for 1963 Season
Madison Wisconsin AP veteran end Larry Howard will miss the rest of the 1963 season after a knee injury. Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn said Howard, who starred on offense and defense, needs surgery for torn cartilage.
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Aaron Says Exhausted and Disappointed After Past Season
Milwaukee slugger Hank Aaron spoke of fatigue after a long season. He led the majors with 130 RBIs and 44 home runs tying for the lead, adding a .319 average and 31 stolen bases while playing 161 games. He expressed disappointment at not winning the Triple Crown.
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Sugar Seeks Delay For Robinson Sarens Bout
Sugar Ray Robinson asked in Brussels for a postponement of his fight with Belgian middleweight champion Emile Sarens from November 4 to November 7. The request was made today as both camps prepared for the scheduled bout in this city.
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Hadl Earns AFL Player of Week for Chargers Comeback Win
SAN DIEGO CALIF The 23 year old John Hadl was named AFL Player of the Week after guiding the San Diego Chargers to a 24 20 victory over the New York Jets. Coach Sid Gillman lauded Hadl s poise and passing while crediting veteran Tobin Rote for aiding the youngster. Hadl rushed for 38 yards and threw for 134 with eight completions in 12 attempts.
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Mike Shinn Hailed as Kansas Football Contender
Topeka junior Mike Shinn, star end for Kansas, recalls Homer Floyd’s clutch play that inspired his path to college football. The 211 pounder, growing into a major contributor, discusses his nerves, two a days, and aspirations in aerospace engineering while preparing for the Oklahoma game.
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Little Lions dominate Hayden B team for third win
Lawrence High School Little Lions improve to 3-1-1 with a 26-0 win over Hayden B-team at Topeka. Fullback John Mark scores twice, plus a 26 yard TD pass from Andy Lockard to Larry Mumford and a 6 yard pass to Ron Nolan. Lawrence totals 177 rushing yards and 86 passing.
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Sprinter Carr Leaves Arizona State Football Team
Henry Carr, famed sprinter from Detroit, quits Arizona State University football after a thigh injury ends his season. Carr, who clocked 20.3 seconds in the 220 yard dash, was ruled out of football by medical verdict on Wednesday.
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Lucas Scores 23 In Opening Game For Cincy Squad
Rookie Jerry Lucas had 23 points and 17 rebounds as the Cincinnati Royals beat the St. Louis Hawks 112 93 in the NBA opener. Lucas praised his early pro form after facing Bob Pettit and noted a knee strain from a busy exhibition slate. Hawks coach Harry Gallatin praised Lucas’s performance.
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Tailgating becomes American college football ritual says Yale
The piece traces tailgating from a Ivy League origin at Dartmouth to Princeton and Harvard games and notes its spread and growth. Yale credits the Dartmouth game about ten years ago as the start and says the custom now involves whole families and alumni groups turning game days into outdoor parties with chairs, tables, hibachis, and food.
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