OU Links Rumors and Prospects Across College Football
The report tracks Francis Peay visiting Oklahoma U with hints he may pick Missouri or OU. It notes Tommy Bell planning Missouri enrollment, possible Gomer Jones hire at OU, and staff ideas from Bob Bodenhamer. Also covers Lawton high sports figures, Kansas and Baylor links, and late gossip about football trends and coaching moves.
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McKinley and Ralston Inbound For Indoor Tennis Meet
Salisbury officials announced that Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston have accepted invitations to compete in the National Indoor Tennis Championships next month. The pair helped the United States win the Davis Cup and will join the field at the local event.
Phillies add exhibition with Eugene farm club May 25
The Philadelphia Phillies schedule an extra exhibition game against their Eugene farm club of the Northwest League on May 25 in the afternoon.
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Wilkinson Resigns Athletic Director Post Amid Senate Race Pressure
Wilkinson, stating pressure over the Senate race distracted him, resigns as athletic director after 18 years at the university. He cites family illness and aims to focus on relatives as he declines political engagement while remaining a registered Democrat.
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Washington
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OU Wrestlers Trim Spartans 19 8
Sven Holm of Oklahoma earned the only pin of the night as the Sooners defeated Michigan State 19 to 8. Holm pinned Emerson Boles with a body press at 2:55 of the 177-pound bout, securing the victory.
College Basketball Scores From Around the Nation
A sweeping roundup lists numerous men’s games with scores from Nebraska versus Oklahoma City to Los Angeles versus Philadelphia, noting wins for Kentucky West Virginia St. Bonaventure and many more across conferences and regions. Notable results include Purdue over Ohio State 85 44 and Seton Hall 74 George Washington 108.
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Jacksonville
Youngstown
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Michigan Clamps Down On Buckeyes In Big Ten Showdown
Michigan, ranked third, crushed Ohio State 82 64 to seize a share of the Big Ten lead with Illinois. The Wolverines, 3 4 in conference play, built a 41 29 halftime edge as Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin each topped 27 points and Bob Cantrell contributed early jump shots. Oliver Darden added 16 for Michigan.
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Central State Tops OBU in Sooner Athletic Conference Game
Central State defeats Oklahoma Baptist University 66 to 55 as Willie Malone scores 20 and Russell Flis adds 14. The Bronchos shoot 60 percent and improve to 7-2 in conference play while OBU falls to 3-5. Central State led 34-24 at halftime.
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Drake Beats Cincinnati in OT for First Victory Over Bearcats
Drake defeated 8th ranked Cincinnati 76 to 66 in overtime led by Herman Watson who scored three baskets in extra time. McLemore and Foster added 17 each as Drake improved to 10-3 in conference play, while Cincinnati fell to 2-2 in the league. The Cameron Aggies seek more scoring punch as they prepare for the second half of the season with Vernon Paul and Cleatus Doyel averaging double figures.
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Baseball Stars Salaries Hiked By United Press International
Salaries rose for baseball stars including Bobby Richardson of the Yankees Bob Miller Willie Davis and Ron Fairly of the Dodgers and Dennis Bennett of the Phillies. Richardson received a token increase to about 33000 after a typically good season and led the Yankees with 167 total bases and 15 steals despite batting .265.
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Ron Fairly
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Ralph Houk
No need to be bald tailor topper ad pitch
An advertising copy promotes Taylor Topper hairpieces with no net glue or fuss and claims a clean flexible base contoured to bald areas. It emphasizes time payments and offices in principal cities coast to coast.
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JaySlam Iowa State as Kansas romps 74 51
Kansas earned a 74 51 win in Lawrence against Iowa State to move to 3 2 in the Big Eight and 8 8 overall. Al Correll led Kansas with 17 points in his final home game and George Unseld added 13 while Tom Peterson had 9 for Iowa State. Kansas shot 46 percent to Iowa State 29 percent.
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Van Heerden Captures South Africa Light Heavy Title
Capetown South Africa Hottie Van Heerden defeated veteran Mike Holt over 12 rounds to win the national light heavyweight championship by decision on Friday night.
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