Swink Pals to Pester Kansas in Horned Frogs Opener
Kansas faces a stern football opener against No 1 quarterback Dave Preston out with a knee injury. Bob Marshall likely starts at quarterback with Wally Strauch doubtful.TCU features star halfback Swink and quarterback Curtis, with Wineburg and Hallbeck key blockers as Kansas builds a running game against the Frogs at Memorial Stadium.
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Jays
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Suph
Billi Baker
T.C.U
Penn State
Medicos
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Curtis
Ken Wineburg
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John Francisco
Homer Floyd
Bil Hore
Simpson’s 105th Run Triggers A’s Big Win Over Red Sox
Erni ery Simpson drives in his 105th run of the season with a grand slam in the eighth to push the Athletics past Boston 8 to 4 in Kansas City. Hal Smith doubles and Jim Pisoni homers for two more as Rudy Minarcin falters. In Brooklyn, Don Newcombe dominates Cardinals as Dodgers win 17 to 2 with two homers and three RBIs. Musial adds his 26th homer and two hits for St Louis.
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Suitcase) Simpson
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Hal Smith
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Don Newcombe
St. Louis Cardinals
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Newcombe
Lane Cops Easy Decision Over Veteran Lightburn
In Miami's Biscayne Arena Kenny Lane defeated Ludwig Lightburn by unanimous decision to move within reach of a lightweight title shot. Lane earned margins of 100-92, 98-92, and 99-? as Lightburn suffered two knockdowns but avoided an official KO. Lane advances to 44-5-0 while Lightburn falls to 49-9-0.
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Kenny Lane
Ludwig Lightburn
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Lane
Sam’ Margolis
Jerry Sherrard
Petey Sarron
Ated
Lao
Lightburn
Kansas Only Underdog As Big Seven Opens 1966 Action
Kansas stands as the lone underdog as the Big Seven opens 1966 with five key games on Saturday. Missouri hosts Oregon State in Columbia, Kansas State faces Oklahoma A&M at Manhattan, Nebraska meets South Dakota at Lincoln, Colorado travels to Oregon State, and a Colorado-Oreana game looms, while Oklahoma waits for its Sept. 29 test vs North Carolina.
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Town State
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Missouri
Oregon State
Coolumbia
Kansas State
Oklahoma A & Mo
Manhattan
Nebraska
South Dakota
Lincvoln
North Carolina
Norman
K-State
Mads
Tes
Huskers
Coyotes
Colorado Eyes Third Win Over Oregon State Beavers
Colorado aims for a third victory in four meetings with Oregon State as Kansas State, Iowa State, Oklahoma, Missouri and Nebraska practice drills continue. A knee injury sidelines Kansas quarterback Dave Freston, as senior ends Jerry Leahy and Wally Merz are named captains.
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Oregon State
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Nebraska
Kansas
Dave Freston
Jayhawk
Right knee sidelined Strauch and Key players out
The squad announced injuries to key players including Wally Strauch who was an alternating regular last year and another starter nursing a right knee issue, leaving the roster thinner for upcoming games.
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Wally Strauch
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