Oregon State Faces Kansas In Saturday Bowl Preview
Oregon State prepares for a 1:30 p.m. Saturday clash with Kansas at home. A 70,000 crowd is expected as coach Tommy Prothro braces for a tough test after praising intense Beavers effort against Southern California. Kansas will be short one regular tackle Frank Gibson due to a shoulder injury.
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Lawrence Junior High Routs Highland Park 24 0 in debut win
Lawrence Junior High's football team earned its first win of the season by defeating Highland Park 24 to 0. Jim Scofield scored four times and added two extra points as the defense held HP to minus 31 rushing yards, while Lawrence built a 188yard ground game and showcased a stifling 5-4-2 defense.
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Warren Spahn Day Planned in Hartshorne Oklahoma
Hartshorne organizers plan a Warren Spahn Day honoring Milwaukee Braves star pitcher Warren Spahn. The Hartshorne Chamber of Commerce sponsors with a tentative Oct 25 date. A barbecue is planned and distinguished guests will be invited. Spahn, who has 21 wins for the NL champions, runs a ranch near Hartshorne.
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A's Attendance Drops Again in 2nd Consecutive Down Year
Kansas City Athletics likely rise to seventh in the American League with home runs leading, but crowd size dips for the second straight season. Final home attendance 901,065, over 100,000 below 1955 and nearly 400,000 under last year. The A's record 57-93, still needing one win to secure seventh. Tim Thompson homered for the A's sole run off Vito Valentinetti.
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Racing leader elected honorary in France group
John Schapiro, president of Laurel race track, has been elected as honorary member of the French Racing Writers' Assn. The note mentions Billings Montana and Richmond with unclear context but credits Schapiro's recognition by the French association.
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