KU Nebraska clash looms bigger than ever
Kansas and Nebraska both 3 0 and ranked in the Top 16 clash as KU crushed New Mexico 68 7 and Nebraska prepared after a bye week. Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State also won or staged conference games while Kansas State and Iowa State posted gains ahead of a busy Big Eight slate.
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Ku-Nebraska Clash
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
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Gibson McLain Share One Common Plan After World Series
DETROIT AP Gibson and McLain, after a tense World Series clash, talk of a cease fire and plan to join Hubert Humphrey's campaign. Gibson praised McLain as a great competitor, while McLain said he would back Humphrey and possibly travel with him after the season. Note: McLain cited shoulder discomfort but denied an alibi.
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Tiger
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McLain
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Washington
McLain question marks World Series return after injury
Detroit pitcher Denny McLain, hurt with a sore right shoulder, doubted he would pitch again in the series after Detroit’s 10 1 defeat in Game 4. Manager Mayo Smith said he could pitch if doctors clear him, but McLain feared ending his Series run. SParma relieved him after 22 ⅓ innings as St Louis led 3-1.
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Denny McLain
Mayo Smith
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McLain
Tigers
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Tiger
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Smith
OHS Hosts 84 Harriers at Ottawa Cross Country Meet
Eighth annual Ottawa Cross Country Invitational draws eighty four runners from twelve schools for a two mile race south of Hillcrest Drive-in at 4 p.m. Tuesday. Ten individual medals plus a winning team trophy awarded. League schools include Rosedale Turner Olathe Argentine Bonner Springs Ottawa Shawnee Heights Seaman Highland Park Topeka area teams Leavenworth Junction City.
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Ottawa
Hillcrest Drive-in
H. K. Stevens
Rosedale
Turner
Olath
Brewer plans limited schedule after big year
Southport England AP reports Gay Brewer, winner of golf's richest purse for the second straight year, says he will not play much in 1968. He plans to go to Australia and doubts he will commit to many real golf events for the rest of the year.
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Southport
England
Gay Brewer
Australia
American League Eastern Division Note
Associated Press brief notes the American League Eastern Division standings and recent results. The report highlights team positions, key matchups, and current records affecting pennant race implications across the division.
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Associated Press
Gridley Beats Overbrook 15-13 on Second-Quarter Safety
Gridley defeats Overbrook 15-13 as a second-quarter safety proves decisive. Shaw caught two TD passes for Gridley, while Overbrook’s Mike Reece scored twice from 32 and 33 yards, but a goal-line fumble halted another Gopher drive. Gridley raises record to 1-1.
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Overbrook
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Shaw
Mike Reece
Reece
Dallas Pro Football National League Eastern Conference
A brief item notes Dallas and the Pro Football season within the National League Eastern Conference, mentioning standings and a 4 0 01,000 figure as provided in the readable fragment.
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