Sooners Face Tough Tiger Challenge To Title Hopes
Oklahoma must beat Missouri at home to stay in the Big Eight race with Nebraska looming. Injuries threaten key OU back Jim Grisham, whose absence could derail the Sooners. Missouri aims for the Orange Bowl with a 4-1 league mark, while Nebraska leads 5-0 and eyes the title.
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Sooners
Jim van
Valkenburg
Associated Press
Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Jim Grisham
Big Red
Grisham
Kansas Quail Prospects Termed Tops
Pratt Kansas AP reports a strong quail outlook for Kansas with preliminary surveys and observer reports suggesting counts rivaling or exceeding 1959 peak levels. Eight to ten million bob whites may populate the state as a 22 day season opens statewide November 16 to 24 and November 26 onward. Daily bag eight, possession 16, hours half hour before sunrise to sunset.
Kansas Stars Highlight Schweda in Midlands All America List
Kansas star Brian Schweda tops the Midlands All America Board for District 5, praised for his blocking and defense against Nebraska. The piece notes teammates and rivals across Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri Iowa State and Kansas, detailing rushing stats and standout linemen, with coach quotes on Schweda's drive and potential.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
All America Board
Brian Schweda
Kansas
Schweda
Nebraska
Lloyd Voss
Larry Kramer
Dave Gill
Missouri
Ralph Neely
Oklahoma
John van Sicklen
Iowa State
Syracuse
McCormack
Cleveland Browns
Brian
Fambrough
Bob Brown
Voss
Bob Devaney
Kramer
Gill
Brown
Newt Burton
Shinn
George Seals
Larry Hannahs
Randy Kidd
John Flynn
Allen Bumgardner
Ralph McFillen
Kansas State
Bob Long
Wichita
John Simmons
Tulsa
NBA Scoreboard Results and Schedules
The scoreboard shows St. Louis 117 defeating San Francisco 105 and Los Angeles 123 besting Baltimore 115. Tonight features New York at Boston and Los Angeles at Philadelphia, with Detroit at San Francisco on the slate. Saturday brings Cincinnati at New York, Detroit at Los Angeles, and Baltimore at St. Louis.
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San Francisco
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Boston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Left Handers Tie In Tourney
Three left handed professionals including Thorne Wood of Asheboro North Carolina finished the first two rounds tied at 144 in the National Left-handers Golf Tournament at DeSoto Lakes Country Club Bradenton Florida. Wood briefly lost a stroke after hitting the wrong ball on the 18th hole and shot 70 for one under par. He tied with Ross Collins of Dallas Texas and Howard Brown of Detroit Michigan.
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Fla
Thorne Wood
Asheboro
N.C
DeSoto Lakes Country Club
Ross Collins
Dallas
Tex
Howard Brown
Detroit
Bluebonnet Bowl Scouts Eye Five Games This Weekend
AP reports Bluebonnet Bowl scouts will observe five football games this weekend headed toward the fifth annual post season classic on December 21 at Rice Stadium. Seventeen teams, including Oklahoma Baylor Georgia Tech Alabama Navy Rice Memphis State Texas Mississippi Nebraska NC State Auburn Pittsburgh Syracuse LSU and North Carolina, are considered.
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Rice University
Oklahoma
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Baylor
Georgia Tech
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Rice
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North Carolina State
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Syracuse
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Correction
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Holy Cross
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Bork Smashes NCAA Records in Final NIU Season
New York AP reports Northern Illinois quarterback George Bork shattered every season and career passing record in NCAA division statistics. In the finale vs Central Michigan, Bork completed 43 of 68 for 374 attempts, 244 completions, 3,077 yards and 32 touchdowns, ending the season with a .652 completion rate.
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George Bork
Northern Illinois
Ncaa Service Bureau
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Bork
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Bow
Ron Meyer
South Dakota State
Classic League results from Pence Food Center night
High scores show Bettge 232 for Classic League at Pence Food Center with Finsbaugh 546, Jones 1175 465 at Edminton, Gilbert 180.514 at Kitty Clover, Kamp 210.529 for Pepsi Cola, Meek 164 30 Cordle 478 for Gamble’s, Mietchen 170 474 for Ottawa Insulation, Dodd 30 for Thursday Night Ladies, Skilling 169 496 for Syrag Bienies Garage, Fredeen 169 424 for Bond Cleaners, Milton 191 497 for Beautyland, Barber 160 430 for Towner’s, Foster 168 443 for Budge’s Hardware, Strole 201 518 for Cheney’s, Saffron 179 443 for National Guard, Jackson 179 490 for The Keen Company, Yager 207 541 for Southwestern Bell, Wolgast 203 540 for Pepsi Cola, Mudrick 207-499 for Litwins, Hiatt 177 471 for Dutch Boy Paints, Burress 189 506 for Briscoe Drugs, Beets 203 526 for Conrad’s Painters.
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Kitty Clover
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Pepsi-Cola
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Mann-Bell Drugs
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National Guard
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Pepsi Cola
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Litwins
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Briscoe
Burress
Conrad's Painters
Baylor West Lead Victory in Lakers Bullets clash
In Baltimore Jerry West poured 10 points in the final quarter to finish with 31 as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Baltimore Bullets 123 to 115. Elgin Baylor scored 20 despite knee trouble, denoting their value amid ongoing trade rumors about potential moves including Walt Bellamy.
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Baltimore
Jerry West
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles Lakers
Baltimore Bullets
West
Lakers
Baylor
National Basketball Association
Royal Scared By Game With Old Spoiler TCU
Texas coach Darrell Royal says he is scared as No 1 ranked unbeaten Texas hosts old spoiler Texas Christian in Austin. The piece notes recent upsets by top teams against spoilers, outlines conference hopes, bowl implications, and lists other top ten contenders and looming showdowns.
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TCU
Texas Longhorn
Darrell Royal
Longhorns
Texas Christian
Austin
Tex
Weekend Winners From Pro Football Circles
New York AP previews two NFL games with Halas and Lombardi aiming for titles. Packers visit Bears as leaders clash while Browns, Giants, Steelers, Colts, Lions, Cowboys, Eagles, Bills, Chargers, Patriots, Chiefs, Broncos, and Jets show strength in varied matchups.
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George Halas
Chicago Bears
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Paul Hornung
Beras
Packers
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