Kansas Jayhawks eye 7 3 finish after OSU win
Bill Mayer’s Sport Talk projects KU could win remaining games and reach 7 3, with a favorable schedule including Nebraska, Missouri, and Colorado. The piece notes Gale Sayers rushing, Steve Renko’s growth, and a strong Band Day performance by Russ Wiley, while reflecting on KU’s homecoming crowd and K State contest.
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Kansas college football upsets and tight finishes noted
Kansas Wesleyan upset Bethel 18-7 as Dee Kolzow threw three TD passes to R. Z. Sims. College of Emporia beat Sterling 60-14 with 301 rushing and 407 passing yards. Ottawa defeated Southwestern 19-3 while Bethany crushed Friends 61-14. Pittsburg edged Washburn 21-20. Omaha won 28-17 at Northern Michigan in a conference stretch.
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Gordie Howe Ties NHL Scoring Mark With 544th Goal
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings tied Maurice Richard for the all time NHL scoring record with his 544th goal at 11 04 of the third period against the Montreal Canadiens. Detroit lost 6 4 but fans cheered Howe's achievement and he thanked teammates. Howe expected to attempt 545 Tuesday night against the Chicago Black Hawks in Chicago.
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Baltimore Hawks Fall Despite Johnson's 34 in Loss
Gus Johnson, a 6 foot 6 rookie from Idaho, scored 34 points before leaving with six minutes left as St. Louis defeated Baltimore 123-112 in a lone NBA game. The Hawks surged in the second half after a 55 55 halftime tie and led late.
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Saturday Basketball Upsets Highlight Narrow SF Win
San Francisco edged Cincinnati 102-99 while St. Louis defeated Detroit 127-103 and New York beat Philadelphia 109-101 in Saturday action.
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College Football Scores From Various Schools Across Regions
A dense recap lists numerous game results including Oklahoma 4, Kansas State 9, Kansas 4, Oklahoma State 7, Nebraska 41, Colorado and Missouri 7, Iowa State unknown, Pittsburg 21, Washburn 20, Northern Michigan 17, North Texas 7, Wake Forest 9, Maryland 32, Florida State 22, Georgia 17, Kentucky 1, George Washington 32, Davidson 14, Minnesota 1, Michigan 9, Ohio State 1h, Wisconsin 10, Venison 5 dollars, Virginia 0, Navy 24, Pittsburgh 12, Army 23, Ohio State 1h, Indiana 20, Cincinnati 6, Michigan State 15, Notre Dame 14, California 6, Arizona State 52, and many other pairings with scores and brief notes.
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Major college teams suffer upsets in October football
Wisconsin, Pitt, Dartmouth and Duke dropped from the unbeaten ranks as several top programs were defeated. Texas stayed perfect by beating Rice 10 6, joining Princeton, Auburn, and Bowling Green in the small group of major teams with undefeated records.
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Nicklaus Leads U S To Canada Cup Victory
Jack Nicklaus fired five birdies in nine holes to post 237 for 63 holes and share individual honors, as the United States team with Arnold Palmer beat Spain, South Africa, Canada, and Australia in fog shortened Canada Cup play.
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Gillman Pupil Coaches Top AFL Teams
Sid Gillman’s former players rise as head coaches with Jack Faulkner at Denver and Al Davis at Oakland leading teams. Faulkner’s Broncos have defeated San Diego three times as the AFL season unfolds.
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Chiefs faced former Kansas stars Coan and McClinton
Bert Coan, the 1960 KU halfback, ran 11 times for 81 yards against Houston while Curtis McClinton, KU back from 1959 to 1961, gained 36 yards on 9 carries and caught three passes for 14 yards. Neither scored.
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Raiders Upset Chargers as Davidson Sparks Comeback
Cotton Davidson threw three touchdown passes including 39 yards to Dobie Craig and 46 to Art Powell to rally the Oakland Raiders past the Western Division leaders the San Diego Chargers 34-33. The win narrows the gap as Houston tops the East with a 5-3 mark and Buffalo beats Boston while New York, 3-3-1, ties Denver in a 35-35 draw.
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Gardner Stops Gendron for Canadian Lightweight Title
Tyrone Gardner of Sydney River dominant over Marcel Gendron from Quebec to claim the Canadian lightweight title after a fourth round stoppage in Sydney Nova Scotia.
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Hines Art Shop Opens Workshops and Evening Classes
Hines Aeane Shop announces a 9:30 to 5 p.m. daily schedule Monday through Saturday with free instruction. Evening sessions Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30. Aimed at making Christmas gifts, it highlights greenware and supplies and includes a contact number VI 2-9251.
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Burial Insurance by Mail Offers $1000 Policy
Old line Legal Reserve Life Insurance promotes mail order burial coverage for ages 40 to 90. No medical exam required and no agent calls. Send name address and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co Dept P-1048 1418 West Rosedale Fort Worth Texas.
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