NFL Preseason Notes and Weekend Picks
A compact digest notes Unitas interception count, Milineston’s Van Brocklin, and season totals. It lists Sunday NFL results including Baltimore 28 Los Angeles 24 and Green Bay 34 Minnesota 13 with injuries and lineup doubts. AFL picks predict Buffalo 24 Oakland 10 and New York 24 San Diego 21 among others.
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Milineston
Dutch van Brocklin
Rams
Lamar Lundy
Merlin Olsen
NFL
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Golts
Dick Bass
Unitas
Colts
Green Bay
Minnesota
Tommy Mason
Vikings
Cleveland
Dallas
Jim Brown
Frank Ryan
Cowboys
Don Meredith
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Eagles
Steelers
Ollie Matson
St. Louis
Washington
Cardinals
Charley Johnson
Jim Bakken
San Francisco
Chicago
Bears
George Halas
Larry Morris
Mike Pyle
Joe Fortunato
Bill George
New York
Detroit
Lions
Packers
AFL Buffalo
Oakland
Bills
Jack Kemp
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Paul Lowe
Jets
Boston
Denver
Mike Holovak
Patriots
Gino Cappelletti
Kansas City
Houston
Abner Haynes
Chris Burford
Chiefs
Kansas tested two-platoon system in Wyoming tilt
Kansas faced Wyoming in a prep for a nonconference clash as coach Jack Mitchell used a two-platoon plan. Quarterback Tom Wilkinson sparked Wyoming with two TD passes, while Kansas rallied from a 21 7 deficit with a heavy emphasis on the slot T offense. Gale Sayers of Kansas moved into fourth on the all time Big Eight rushing list and the Jayhawks faced defensive adjustments as ends tackles and guards played both ways.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Wyoming
Tom. Wilkinson
Jayhawks
Syracuse
Jack Mitchell
TCU
Colorado ‘State
Washington State
Wilkinson
Larami
Jeff Hartman
Mike Davenport
Don Klacking
Gale Sayers
Nebraska
Bobby Reynolds
Mitchell
Jayhawk
Sayers
Surprise Team Of Big 8 Faces Stern Test Saturday
Missouri hosts Oklahoma State in a key Big Eight showdown with 45 000 fans expected. OSU quarterback Glen Baxter and Missouri’s Gary Lane lead the league in passing and total offense while Walt Garrison tops rushers. Injuries cloud both teams as Carl Reese returns for Missouri and Charlie Brown may miss.
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Columbia
Oklahoma
State
Missouri
Gary Lane
Glen Baxter
OSU
Walt Garrison
Carl Reese
Earl Denny
Charlie Brown
Tom Wyrostek
Phil Cutchin
Cowboys
Rollie Dotsch
Tiger
Ishiyama Downs Plynoi In Tokyo Boxing Bout
Rokuro Ishiyama of Japan outpointed Plynoi T R P of Thailand in Tokyo to claim a win. Score totals reflect a clear judges’ decision. The matchup highlighted Japan’s boxing presence on the international stage.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Rokuro Ishiyama
Japan
Plynoi T.R.P
Thailand
League Leaders in American League Batting and Pitching
Oliva of Minnesota leads with 323 at bats and 214 hits while Robinson of Baltimore has 315 at bats and 190 hits. Major contributors include Powell and Santo with 34 and 114 RBIs respectively, and Koufax and Drysdale head pitching with 195 and 245 strikeouts.
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Oliva
Minnesota
B. Robinson
Baltimore
Howser
Cleveland
Stuart
Boston
Robinson
Bressoud
Rollins
Versalles
Killebrew
Powell
Fegg
Aparicio
Baltimpre
Weis
Chicago
Bank. Fr
Ford
New York
Pascual
Minnea
Downing
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Flood
Maye
Milwaukee
Kilen
Williams
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Koufax
Marichal
Veale
Drysdale
Bowling Scores From AMFL and Local Leagues
Bowling scores recap from AMFL LEAGUE Pepsi Cola-3 shows high 10 M Stine 225, high 30 C Wolgast 575. Conrad Painters-1 records Heathman 204 and Bell 582. L and L Cafe-3 lists Bell 214 and Bell 529. Litwin's-1 shows Hopkins 192 and Milton 493. Dutch Boy Paints-4 features Hiatt 198 and Day 505. The Keen Co.-0 shows Jackson 195 and 535. Kitty Clover-3 notes Zielsdorf 224 and Bell 583. S. Bell Telephone-1 logs Craycraft 171 and Craycraft 405. Thursday Ladies League Bienies Garage-4 lists McMillen 179 and 475. Budge's Hardware-0, Beautyland-4, Mann-Bell Drugs-0 all present top scores. Towner's Chapel-3 reports Heathman 169 and Droddy 467. Bond Cleaners-1 logs Bush 166 and 425. Thursday Men's League Ogg's Market-4 shows Fritts 193 and Davis 547. Pn. Hirsch & Co.-0 notes Griffin 192. Pence's Grocery-3 lists Beckner 193 and 500. Ottawa Insulation-1 shows Mietchen 177 and 452. Pepsi Cola-3 top Spider and Kamp schroeder 211 and 606. Moore-Chevolds-1 reports Percival 193 and Gilmore 422.
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Pepsi Cola
M. Stine
C. Wolgast
Conrad Painters
Heathman
M. Bell
L & L Cafe
C. Bell
Litwin'’S
Hopkins
Milton
Dutch Boy Paints
J. Hiatt
H. Day
the Keen Co
C. Jackson
R. Fritts
C. Davis
PN. Hirsch & CO
D. Griffin
Pence’s Grocery
Beckner
Ottawa Insulation
A. Mietchen
J. Spider
R. Kampschroeder
Moore
Chevolds
Percival
Gilmore
Kansas City Chiefs Rally Sparks AFL Contention
The Chiefs rebound helps lift Kansas City to first in the Eastern Division behind Abner Haynes’ 106 yards rushing and 177 receiving, Len Dawson’s improved passing, and a staunch defense. They face the Houston Oilers at Municipal Stadium as Blanda pilots Houston’s attack.
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Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Kansas City
Abner Haynes
Fleet KC
Haynes
Buffalo
Hank Stram
Stram
Oakland
Abner
Len Dawson
Dawson
Houston Oilers
Municipal Stadium
Army-Navy
KU Missouri
Lsu-Mississippi
Houston
Dallas Texans
Oilers
San Diego
Denver
George Blanda
Len Lawson
Blanda
Contests Clouded 4 By Stars Injuries
Three top college football games face clouded outcomes due to injuries to key quarterbacks Rollie Stichweh Army Roger Staubach Navy and Jimmy Sidle Auburn Staubach and Stichweh may play Sidle nurses a shoulder injury Auburn faces Kentucky in a pivotal SEC clash Navy visits Michigan in a marquee showdown Texas hosts Army at night Alabama strong favorite vs Vanderbilt in Birmingham Midwest hosts much of the weekend action with Navy Michigan USC Michigan State Illinois Northwestern Indiana Ohio State Purdue Notre Dame Washington regional TV coverage planned
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Bob Green
Associated
Press
Rollie Stichweh
Army
Roger Staubach
Navy
Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Staubach
Heisman
Stichweh
Sidle
Rene
Tucky
Cincinnati
Detroit
New Mexico
Brigham Young
Furman
George
Washington
Michigan
Austin
Tex
Texas
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Ala
Midwest
Southern California
Michigan State
Mllinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Ohio State
Purdue
Notre Dame
Ashington
Iowa
Kramer May Miss NFL Season With Liver Growth
Green Bay star Jerry Kramer says he may miss the season after abdominal operations revealed a grapefruit sized growth on his liver. He hopes for limited duty before season end and a full recovery next year. Hospitalized since Sept 23, Kramer may be released soon and could attend the Packers game at City Stadium if weather permits.
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Green Bay
Wis
Jerry Kramer
Green Bay Packers
Kramer
City Stadium
Packers
Minnesota Vikings
OJHS Beats Lawrence West in Junior High Clash
Ottawa Junior High ran out 13-0 winners over Lawrence West at Garfield field. Coach Don Kornhaus said the win marked the first time OJHS beat Lawrence West since starting football six years ago. Bob Meyers opened scoring with a 60 yard run, while Dennis Wieneke’s fourth quarter catch and interception sealed the victory as Ottawa’s defense stifled Lawrence.
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Ottawa
Lawrence West Junior High
Garfield
Don Kornhaus
OJHS
Lawrence West
Tobd
Bob Meyers
Lawrence
Public Auction Of Farm And Machinery Near Waverly Kansas
A public auction will sell the farm and machinery at the farm located two miles west and a half mile north of Waverly Kansas. Details on the sale date and items will follow.
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Waverly
Kansas
Goose season opens at sunrise with bag limits
Hunters may start goose season at sunrise tomorrow through December 16 with a daily bag limit of five birds. Limits allow one Ross's Goose, two Canadian geese, or one white fronted goose. Shooting hours are sunrise to sunset. a 16 plus must buy a Federal Migratory Bird Stamp at any U S Post Office. Migratory birds cannot be hunted from a vehicle and must be shot in flight. Shotguns may hold no more than three shells in total.
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U. S
Farm Auction Near Waverly Kansas on October 10 1964
Saturday October 10 1964 sale starts 1:00 p m for a 157 acre farm two miles west and four miles north of Waverly Kansas 4 bedroom modern house A milk barn 132 ton silo cattle barn 101 cultivated acres all terraced no crops included taxes about $285 yearly possession on marketable title cash with 10 down balance on deed escrow by First National Bank of Waverly selling to highest bidder Offered by East Kansas Realty Co Gardner Kansas Mr and Mrs L B Siebert Waverly contact Howard Lawrence Gardner Kansas TU 4-7191 TU 4-7191
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Waverly
Kansas
First National Bank of
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