Florida State May Be Ready For Big Time
Florida State, bolstered by a fierce line a pro style offense and quarterback Steve Tensi, upset Miami 24-0 in the opening. Tensi and Fred Biletnikoff connected for two first half TDs while Biletnikoff returned a Mira pass 99 yards for another score. Also, Texas blanked Tulane 21-0 and Pittsburgh defeated UCLA 20-0 on opening night as college football action began across the country.
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Kansas Defenders and Analysts Prep for Season Opener at TCU
In Fort Worth three KU coaches Bernhardt Jennings and Taylor study defense offense and secondary from a press box booth. Bennie Lee handles sideline duties with film study and scouts. Billy Sixty Bowling Clinic returns as Duke Journal-World previews top players and techniques while Guide Magazine highlights future All-Americans and quarterback prospects in a busy pregame era.
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Detroit Tests Pack While K.C's Chiefs To Clash at Buffalo
The Associated Press notes Detroit and Green Bay renew hostilities as seven NFL and three AFL games fill the weekend slate. Lions defense harasses Starr, Packers ground game must improve ahead of tough Week 6 slate including Bears Vikings and Steelers figuring in rivalries.
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Friday's Results By Area Gridders
Area high school football results showcase many games with notable scores and standout performances. Wathena defeated Valley Falls 20 to 6, Eudora beat McLouth 20 to 7, Perry beat Alma 13 to 0, and Belle Plaine topped Garden Plain 0 to 7. The slate includes numerous pairings across Baldwin, Lansing, McLouth, and Ottawa area schools with varied offensive highlights.
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Hoxie
Medicine Lodge
Greensburg
Various Oklahoma and Kansas high school grid scores update
A dense roundup lists numerous high school football results across Oklahoma and Kansas with teams such as Parsons Joplin Fort Scott Abilene Topeka West and Shawnee for week play. Notable scores include Pitt 20 UCLA 0 Texas 21 Tulane 0 and Washburn Rural leading 27 19 while Wichita East and Wichita Southeast post wins and losses across city districts.
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Diamond Data Summary From Associated Press
Major league scores and schedules show Chicago 3 Detroit 0 and Los Angeles at Cleveland in rain. Other results include Baltimore 7 Washington 6 and Cincinnati 1 St. Louis 0. Sunday and future games list Chicago at Detroit Washington at Baltimore Minnesota at Boston and more across leagues.
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Baldwin and Lansing Battle to 6 6 Tie in Opener
Baldwin and Lansing high schools played to a 6-6 tie Friday night at Lansing. Baldwin outgained 117-86 rushing and 86-0 passing, but three fumbles and nine penalties hampered the Bulldogs. End Ron Chambers caught a 37-yard TD pass from John Gottstein. Homecoming vs Wellsville set for Friday in Little Seven League play.
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Tonga Skein to 17 With Opening Win
The Tonganoxie High School Chieftains stretched their win streak to 17 by defeating Bonner Springs 13-6 on Friday night. Bonner Springs scored first on an eight yard run by Frank Jones, with the conversion failed.
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Braves Headed for Atlanta if Milwaukee Fails Deal
The Milwaukee Braves face a 1964 move to Atlanta unless Milwaukee civic leaders secure a broadcast contract over 1 million dollars. Influential Braves officials indicated a formal request to relocate was made in Chicago, with seven of nine clubs signaling support if needed. Experts note attendance declines and Atlanta’s growth appeal, with Ponce de Leon Park as the interim venue pending a 45,000 seat park by 1966.
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Kirksville Bulldogs Bow to Washburn Opener Wrap
Kirksville Bulldogs win 22 to 0 over Western Illinois in the weekend doubleheader opener. Kirksville’s offense sputtered at times but defense held Western to nine rushing yards and 27 passing yards, never crossing its own 39. Bulldogs rushed for 321 yards, scored three touchdowns and a safety, with two TDs called back by penalties, as they set up a topeka game.
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Dodgers Close Gap In Pennant Race On Drysdale Gem
Dodgers moved within three wins of the National League pennant as Don Drysdale pitched a seven hit 2-0 victory over Pittsburgh. The win, aided by five Dodgers steals, widened LA's lead to five games over St Louis. Tommy Davis and Maury Wills keyed the offense with a triple steal and scoring on a wild throw.
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Gaucho Ace Peralta Stuns Pastrano In Miami Beach Fight
Argentine challenger Gregorio Peralta, six feet tall and 183 pounds, overwhelmed champion Willie Pastrano in a non title bout before 2142 spectators and ABC TV. Peralta claimed his 42nd victory in 44 pro fights, while Pastrano dropped to 12 defeats in 80 pro bouts. Angelo Dundee praised Peralta while noting Pastrano retained his champion status.
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Chiefs sell over fifteen thousand season tickets
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Jack Steadman announced Friday that 15,012 season tickets have been sold for home games. The sale pushed the total past the 15,000 mark for the first time for the American Football League champions.
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