Coaches split on Big Eight substitution rule changes
Big Eight football coaches, including Nebraska’s Bob Devaney and Oklahoma’s Bud Wilkinson, criticize or hesitate on the new unlimited substitution rule. Officials, led by John Waldorf, explain how play will proceed and reassurances are offered that the policy may work this season.
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Bob Devaney
Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
John Waldorf
Waldorf
Wilkinson
NCAA
N/A
Oklahoma State
Phil Cutchin
Cowboys
Phil
Cards Rally But Still Trail Dodgers Despite 8-3 Win
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Chicago Cubs 8-3 to extend their win streak to six and 15 of 16, but Los Angeles maintained a three game lead after defeating Pittsburgh 5-3. Ernie Broglio earned his 16th win despite a late Cubs rally. Jim Schaffer and John Bocci bella homered for Chicago. The Yankees split with Kansas City 5-2 with Blanchard driving in two on a homer. Boston faces Kansas City tonight while St. Louis hosts Milwaukee with Warren Spahn on the mound and Curt Simmons starting for the Cards.
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Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
John Boccabella
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Jim Schaffer
Broglio
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Norm Siebern
Moe Drabowsky
Stan Williams
Boston
Earl Wilson
Dave Wickersham
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Braves
Warren Spahn
Curt Simmons
Florida Georgia Tech Open Grid Season Clash
Florida and Georgia Tech meet in Atlanta to open the 1963 major college football season. The nationally televised CBS contest tops the early schedule as the traditional SEC powers kick off for a year of games beginning this weekend.
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Atlanta
Florida
Georgia Tech
Weekend TV Grid Shows Local Football Doubleheaders
Saturday noon Georgia Tech meets Florida on channels 5 and 13. At 8 p.m. Dallas Cowboys play St Louis Cardinals on channel 9. Sunday noon Green Bay faces Chicago on channels 5 and 13. At 2 30 p.m. Buffalo Bills meet Oakland Raiders on channel 9.
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Florida
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
Buffalo Bills
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Flying over God's Lake the most beautiful rainbow memory
The writer recalls annual trips to God's Lake Manitoba and Barney Lamm's Elk Island Camp. Bush pilots Rex Kitely and Doug Cameron are praised for skill and years in float planes. A fleeting rainbow near Ball Lake over the PBY leaves a lasting memory, as the narrator laments missing a camera to capture the moment.
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Barney Lamm
Elk Island
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Rex Kitely
God’s Lake
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Doug Cameron
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God’s River
Tommy Sigerson
Tommy
International Falls
Minn
Ball Lake
Roseboro Grand Slammer Keeps L A 3 Games Up
John Roseboro delivered a grand slam and a run scoring single to lift the Dodgers past the Pirates 5 0, keeping Los Angeles three games clear of St. Louis in the NL lead. Roseboro, 30, is hitting .245 with nine homers and 48 RBIs.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Leaders and stars of the 1876 baseball leagues recalled
The record lists top performers by league with names and stats for batting and pitching. Highlights include runs batted in by Stuart and Kaline, home runs by Stunet and Willebrew, and strikeout leaders Peters and Koufax, across American and National League listings.
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Boston
Valine
Detroit
Allison
Minnesota
Jj Vearson
Los Angeles
Presh
New York
Versailles
Hinton
Washington
Stunet
Willebrew
Aleson
Milionesota
Aparicio
Tallmere
Bouton
Peters
Chicago
Stigman
St. Louis
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Aaron
Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
H. Aaron
McCovey
San Francisco
Wasps
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Chaelauad
Phehing
Perranoski
Jan Angeles
Koufax
Drysdale
Ten Horses Set for United Nations Handicap in Atlantic City
Ten horses race Saturday on the Atlantic City grass course for the Invitational United Nations Handicap. Carry Back weighs 127 pounds and is the 2-1 favorite in the 13 16 mile contest.
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Carry Back
Baseball scoreboard and results from Thursday and upcoming games
Major league results show Los Angeles 2, Houston 6. New York 1, Kansas City 2. Minnesota 3, Cleveland 2. Standings list Los Angeles leading. Chicago and Philadelphia notable, with several games on today and tomorrow including New York at Minnesota and Baltimore at Detroit.
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Trouston
Gheipnath
Viovston
Chagranath
St. Loui
Davis Cup Zone Play Opens in Denver
The American Zone finals begin at Cherry Hills Country Club with the United States favored. Marty Reisen of Evanston Illinois faces Pimenthal of Venezuela in the opening match while Dennis Ralston meets Orlando Bracamonte in the second singles.
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Cherry Hills Country Club
U.S
Marty Reissen
Evanston
Ill
Pimenthal
Venezuela
Dennis Ralston
Orlando Bracamonte
Connors State football edges Fort Scott JC in comeback win
Connors State Agricultural College trailed Fort Scott Junior College in the first quarter but rallied to a 12 3 victory Thursday night. The comeback surge occurred in the final period as Connors State erased the early deficit.
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Warner, Okla
Connors State Agricultural College
Fort Scott Junior College
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