Kansas State Faces KU in Homecoming Showdown
Kansas State prepares for a tough visit from Kansas in Lawrence after a 34-9 loss to Oklahoma. KU crushed Oklahoma State 41-7 in Band Day action and aims to defend its air attack while Kansas State relies on its passing threat. The Wildcats, 1-5, visit 3-3 Kansas with Gale Sayers nursing a barley wrist injury and Steve Renko leading KU’s offense in a high-stakes rivalry clash.
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Oklahoma State Cowboys Triumph Over Kansas in Rushes Showdown
Oklahoma State edges Kansas in a rugged game focusing on rushing yardage and scoring by quarters. Kansas stars Sayers and Micek led multiple rushing TDs while OSU countered with Miller and Crandall on decisive runs as penalties and turnovers shaped the outcome.
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Sayers Reflects on Game Start and Johnson Replacement
Sayers voiced disappointment after the game and said he felt like running today. He praised replacement Mike Johnson calling him a good football player and solid substitute.
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Baughman Child Out Of Danger After Hospital Visit
Kansas University fullback Armand Baughman rushed from Memorial Stadium sidelines to Lawrence Memorial Hospital during the Kansas Oklahoma State game. His 17 month old son David was admitted with a severe respiratory infection and required a tracheotomy to save his life. The child was listed in fairly good condition and out of danger for the time being.
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Blue Plate Showdown Looms as Huskers Face Missouri
Nebraska and Missouri meet in Columbia with 3-0 league marks and 5-1 overall, both seeking the Big Eight title. Missouri without star Phelps aims to rebound after a narrow loss to Iowa State while Nebraska relies on a dominant line and Dennis Claridge back at quarterback.
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Kansas KU faces 1964 with speed and questions after OSU win
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell sees the team in decent shape after a 41 7 win over Oklahoma State. Gale Sayers and Sid Mecek recover from minor injuries while Mike Johnson excels as a stand in. Future backfield plans include Bill Gerhards Dick Bacon Sims Stokes Willie Ray Smith and Johnson at fullback. Band Day spotlight on Janice Deas who stands 6 feet tall in Wichita Heights garb.
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Africans Against Visit for Sonny Liston Exhibition Tour
The Cape Boxing Board opposes a planned exhibition tour of world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston in Capetown next month. Board chairman Major W. C. Hoffman says promoter Tiger Kid Shark will face the board Monday.
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Giants Dominate Browns 33 6 Behind stout defense
Giants overpower Cleveland 33 6 as Ro Lo Mo Ko front four disrupts Jim Brown and Frank Ryan. Y A Tittle and Don Chandler shine with four field goals while Chandler’s toe seals the win. Browns’ unbeaten run ends. Cardinals and Packers lead their divisions.
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