Yankees Favored In World Series Opener At Home
New York bossed heavy odds to beat Cincinnati in the World Series with lefty Whitey Ford set to face Jim O'Toole at Yankee Stadium. Mantle questioned for opener due to hip surgery, with Lopez or Maris shifting in. Rain could push games to Thursday and Friday.
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Emporia Tops Ottawa In Fourth Quarter Rally
Emporia Cyclones defeated Ottawa High B Team 25 19 after a strong third quarter gave the hosts the lead. Ottawa scored early on a 33 yard rushing TD by Paul Stephens, but the two teams traded scores with Emporia still ahead after a 73 yard pass for a TD in the second period. In the fourth, Ottawa mounted a late rally with a 63 yard pass to Eddie Davidson and a 14 yard run by Larry Coder, but came up short as the Em ponia defense held on for the win.
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Bud Wilkinson Taps Possible Oklahoma Governor Bid
Gov J Howard Edmondson said he discussed the 1962 governor race with University of Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson for about a year but Wilkinson did not comment. Edmondson noted Wilkinson is a registered Democrat and cannot seek a second term.
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Hawkeyes Lose Star Halfback Larry Ferguson
Hawkeyes prepare for a top ranked clash with Southern California without star halfback Larry Ferguson. Ferguson, an All-America candidate and top ground gainer, is out two to three weeks due to a strained knee ligament after Monday examination.
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Roberto Clemente Seeks Pay Increase After Batting Title
Roberto Clemente, Pirates outfielder and 1961 National League batting champion, says he expects a salary hike next season. He argues his value as an all around ball player justifies a raise, noting back to back batting titles for Pittsburgh with Dick Groat.
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Big Ten Seeks Rose Bowl Agreement Vote Passes
In Chicago AP reports the Big Ten voted 6-4 in favor of negotiating a Rose Bowl contract with the Athletic Association of Western Universities. Minnesota, after a 17-7 defeat by Washington on New Year’s Day, cast the deciding ballot to back the tie with the West Coast Big Five.
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Score vs. stats highlight Cowboys rough start in Big Eight
Oklahoma State football faces harsh reality after two games as strong offense on paper masks two losses. Iowa State won 14 7 and Colorado shutout OSU 24 0 while leaders at Iowa State, Kansas State, Missouri, and Colorado set pace in rushing, passing, and scoring. Kansas issues loom with Hugh Smith possible departure, Hadl to move between halfback and quarterback roles.
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Bowling Scores Wednesday Night Ladies Recap
Wednesday night bowling scores show Moore 4 high 1030 with Whitacre 18 485 Wright 6 high 10 20 8 Wolgant 100 517 Kanewe Ste with M Mueller 167 high 30 H Liegerot 446 Petter high 16 30 N Loliar 163 432 Wille 0 high 1030 D Toumberlin 151 418 Aoorman 41 high 1 30 R Morris 161 429 First National 1 high 10 WN Fritts 168 high 30 B Moody 428 Peoples 1 high 1030 Hoffman 181 914 Towarr 4 high 10 30 R Mock 170 478 Romstedt 4 high 10 36 V Dengel 140 418
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Crushed Stone Government Lime Spread At Fogle Quarry
A brief notice lists crushed stone lime spread and washed raw sand at Fogle Quarry, with contact CH 2-4864 and CH 2-1782 for inquiries. The item reflects material supply updates and quarry activity.
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