Cutchin Sees OSU Turning Corner After Hard Loss
OSU coach Phil Cutchin urged that the Cowboys are close to becoming a good team after a 28-6 defeat by Missouri. Oklahoma and Tulsa each posted conference wins as the season moves along with several young players making an impact.
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City Pin Results for HOLIDAY Ss League HI Ind
Bob Crawford tops all events with 225 in single game and 612 in series. The Sideways Four post high team game 799 and high team series 2206. Other scattered scores appear for the Holiday Hills league standings.
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Jim Brown Rewrites NFL Record Book in Browns Win
Cleveland star Jim Brown powered the Browns to a 37 7 victory over Philadelphia for their sixth straight win. He rushed 25 times for 144 yards and caught three passes for 21 yards and a TD while Frank Ryan threw four TDs. Brown surpassed the career rushing yardage mark and boosted his rushing TD total as he moved ahead of Joe Perry into the lead.
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Redmen Tackle League Champs
Northeastern remains the pace setter in Oklahoma's conference race as the Redmen chase a seventh league title in 13 years. They beat Langston 28 6 for their sixth win while Panhandle and East Central stumble in league play.
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Giants Defenders Grow Tough After Home Boos
New York Giants defensive unit defied boos from home fans in a 37-21 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Andy Robustelli and coach Allie Sherman noted the provocation spurred a sharper second half as Y.A. Tittle contributed four touchdown passes and a patched-up eye. Del Shofner and Frank Clarke also drew attention for errors and big plays.
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Rote Shines As Chargers Spank Chiefs
Tobin Rote dazzled with 266 passing yards and two long TD passes to Lance Alworth as the San Diego Chargers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 38-17 to move to 5-1 and extend their Western Conference lead. Alworth caught 73 and 44 yard TD passes, fueling the win.
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Nicklaus Wins Sahara Invitational with 69 Final Round
Jack Nicklaus, 23, wins the Sahara Invitational with a 72 hole total of 276 and a final round 69. He earns $15,000 and moves closer to the $100,000 year earnings goal, aiming to play in Australia and the Cajun Classic next month. Alan Geiberger and Gay Brewer tie for second at 277 earning $5,250 each.
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Ryan Rangers Clash Caps Area Football Week
Area grid action continues with Ryan and Rangers meeting in a Rebel Conference game at Randlett. Major clashes include Mount View vs Lone Wolf, Rush Springs at Minco, Walters at Marlow, Temple at Waurika, and district designations.
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Hawks Acquire Richie Guerin from Knicks in Trade
The 31 year old guard known as a top Knicks shooter was traded to the St. Louis Hawks Sunday for about 50 000 dollars and a 1964 second round draft pick. The deal echoes Steve Hamilton path from Washington to a New York Yankees parallel in sentiment.
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Knicks Trade Guerin for Chappell in NBA Shakeup
The New York Knicks sold Guerin to the St. Louis Hawks for 50 000 to land 22 year old Len Chappell a 6 foot 8 forward center from Wake Forest a 1962 All American. Guerin joins a contending Hawks team while Chappell joins a Knicks pursuing rebounding and scoring help. The move follows no games on Sunday with upcoming Los Angeles at New York and San Francisco at Cincinnati on the Tuesday slate.
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Musial Honored in St Louis Tribute Dinner
Stan Musial received a post careeer tribute in St Louis with about 1500 attendees paying 20 to 50 dollars to attend a testimonial dinner. Proceeds funded a 40000 dollar statue titled The Man and The Boy to be placed at the new downtown sports stadium depicting Musial signing an autograph for a boy.
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