Raiders Rally in Second Half Drift Past Kansas
Raiders overcome a slow start to rally in the second half led by Bearden with a 20 yard field goal and a six yard pass Wilson to Anderson. Agan of Tech gains 90 rushing yards as Kansas’ late fourth quarter effort is halted by a conference stoppage.
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Jayhawks battle Tech as Anderson shines amid miscues
Kansas fumbled early and trailed 3-0 before Cecil Griffis sparked a Raider comeback. Tim Anderson rushed for 59 yards and a score while Jayhawks Lee Smith and Jerry Shipley collected key catches in a 28-7 Texas Tech win.
Tulsa's Jerry Rhome tops 1964 offense with 3128 yards
Tulsa quarterback Jerry Rhome totaled 3128 yards in 1964 via passing and rushing, the sole college player to exceed three thousand yards of offensive production that year in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Jayhawks Fall To Tech In Rainy Showdown
Kansas coach and players praised Tech for a strong performance as rain drenched the game. Willie Smith caught a TD pass from Bill Fenton and Tom Wilson drew praise for a key TD setup. Mike Johnson blamed the wet field for KU offense stalling while Tech’s players like Edwards hit hard and the Raiders prevailed.
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Owls Hold On For Two TD Win Over Tech
Rice scores twice in second quarter and hangs on after Tech fumbles late. Billy Laird passes 18 of 24 for Tech with Wayne Davis catching 10 balls as the Bulldogs mount a 17 play drive. Hacidogs stymie Tech in first quarter with penalties and a fumble while Rice converts with 46 yard march and two quick touchdowns.
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College football scores flood in from multiple states
A large, fragmented list shows numerous college football results across the Far West, Midwest, and South. Scores feature Colorado College, Stanford, Purdue, Miami, Wisconsin, Northwestern, Kansas, and many others with varying outcomes, including upsets and high totals.
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Baylor Bowden Leads Late Auburn Rally in Cold Showdown
Baylor coach Ralph Jordan benched starter for Alex Bowden and Bowden sparked a late surge for Auburn against Baylor. Bowden connected on a 20 yard touchdown pass to Hyatt and added a conversion to Fulford as Auburn clinched the win with a goal line stand and a sharp late drive despite frigid conditions.
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Cougars Upset Hawkeyes In Late Pass Play
Washington State stunned Iowa 7-0 as Tom Roth connected with Rich Sheron for the decisive 20 yard score with 1:54 left. Iowa squandered five red zone chances in a rainy first half while Larry Griffith’s interception at the Iowa 37 sparked the Cougars.
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Longest MLB game lasts 23 innings in New York
San Francisco beat the New York Mets 86 in 23 innings on May 31, 1964, in the longest game by hours and minutes.
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Bullets GM Reports Missing Player Wally Jones
Buddy Jeannette, Baltimore Bullets general manager, filed a missing persons report for player Wally Jones after Jones did not report to the camp. Police checked Philadelphia authorities who said Jones' car was found at his in laws’ home with wiring ripped out in the ignition.
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Jack Kent Cooke Buys Lakers for Record $5.18 Million
Industrialist Jack Kent Cooke announced he purchased the Los Angeles Lakers for 5.175 million dollars, the highest price for an NBA franchise. The Canadian-born entrepreneur, now a U.S. citizen residing in Beverly Hills, indicated he may bring in up to four or five partners as sole owner. Robert Short, the former owner who moved the Lakers from Minnesota in 1960, said his family and trucking interests influenced his decision to sell.
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