Jayhawks face Wyoming after 10 0 win over Syracuse
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell lauds a stellar defensive effort and a 10 0 victory over Syracuse as the Jayhawks travel to Laramie to meet Wyoming in a 1963 non conference finale. Gale Sayers led KU with 122 rushing yards while Kansas defense stifled the Orange.
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Baseball standings and weekend results across leagues
The Associated Press table lists team records and standings for WwW Lt. Pet. GB. with results from Saturday and Sunday. Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Houston, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New York, and Pittsburgh appear in scores such as Cincinnati 3 St. Louis 1 and Houston 13 New York 4. Sunday results include St. Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 in 14 innings and Milwaukee 2 Chicago 9.
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San Francico
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Erenee
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Howard a Key Man In New York Attack
New York catcher Elston Howard is spotlighted as a potential key figure in the World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers. The piece notes left handed pitching matchups, base stealing threat from Maury Wills and Willie Davis, and possible lineup shifts if Ken McMullen cannot play. It also mentions a prize pool exceeding a million dollars for the first time.
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al Downing
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Dick Tracewski
Indians Drop Hard Fought Loss as Fairbury Triumphs 36–21
Haskell Institute’s football team fell to Fairbury 36 to 21 after three long touchdown runs but inconsistent defense. Coach Lew Llewellyn praised defensive backs Milton Brown Victor Moses and John Ketcher while noting offense improved from the prior game. Ronald Two Hatchet ran 70 yards for a score, with Bill Beck and Ronnie Ellis also scoring as the Indians, now 0-2-1, prepare to host Ottawa University freshmen next Saturday.
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Ottawa University
Milton Brown
Victor Moses
John Ketcher
Ronald Two Hatchet
Bill Beck
Ronnie Ellis
Spahn Wins 23 Games Seals Season Then Hints at Ear
Warren Spahn closed his 1958 season with 23 victories for the Milwaukee Braves and a career 350 wins, after a 2-0 shutout of the Chicago Cubs. He said he would "play it by ear" about next year and future milestones, noting he may not reach 351 or 400, even at age 45. He highlighted his record as the top left handed winner and his 62 shutouts, second only to Eddie Plank among lefties.
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Warren Spahn
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Eddie Plank
Man Musial Receives Standing Ovation After Card 3 2 Win
Stan Musial bowed his head and thanked God after delivering two hits in a 14 inning 3-2 St. Louis victory over Cincinnati. About 27 576 fans showered him with a standing ovation as he spoke at the postgame scene with cameras and photographers present.
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