US Sweeps Medals In The 200 Meters Backstroke
US swimmers dominate the 200 meter backstroke with a 1 2 3 finish led by Jed Graef 2 10 38 world record. Gerry Dilley and Bob Bennett complete the American podium as Fraser Seally Stouder Ellis also medal in other events. USA adds to its medal tally with tasking performances and diving prospects.
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Tokyo
Jed Graef
Princeton
Gerry Dilley
Huntington
Ind
Bob Bennett
Long Beach
Calif
Graef
Verona
N.J
America
Tom Stock
Dilley
Bennett
Australia
Dawn Fraser
Sharon Stouder
Glendora
Kathy Ellis
Indianapolis
U.S
Poland
Waledmar
Baszanowski
United States
Russia
Vladimir Kaplunoz
Miss Fraser
Navy
Frank Gorman
Queens Village
N. Y
Larry Andreason
Los Alamitos
Ken Sitzberger
River Forest
Harold Henning
Tulsa Gridders Hog Spotlight
Tulsa end Howard Twilley and quarterback Jerry Rhome lead the Missouri Valley in receiving and total offense as Tulsa dominates league leaders. Cincinnati and Louisville also show strong numbers in rushing and passing, with Tulsa topping several team stats including passing and total offense.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Howard Twilley
Missouri Valley
Jerry Rhome
Tom LaFramboise
Louisville
Rhome
Houston
LaFrambolise
Twilley
Clarence Spencer
Cincinnati
al Nelson
Bob Daugherty
Hurricane
Series figures remaining schedule and earnings data
Oct 14 at St Louis is sixth game and Oct 15 if necessary. Attendance 65,633 with net receipts 479,024.66 and shares: Commissioners 71,853.70 New York 101,192.74 St Louis 101, American 101,792.74 NL shared 101, five game totals attendance 260,656 net 1,844,750.44 player shares 732,523.13 first four games only. St Louis, Jabite clubs shares 108,878.69 208,878.67.
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St. Louis
Thurs
Jrst
Ne _vare
St. Jabite
College football poll shows shifting rankings after weekend games
The Associated Press small college poll sees Wittenberg holding first and San Diego State second after decisive wins. Florida A&M climbs to third with a 56-15 rout of Central State, while Lamar Tech and Delaware battle in the lower top ten. Louisiana Tech slips to ninth after a 6-3 victory over Southwest Louisiana.
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Associated Press
Louisiana Tech
Southwest Louisiana
Tech
Florida A&m
Rattlers
Central State
San Diego State
Wittenberg
Aztecs
Long Beach State
Akron
Lamar Tech
Prairie View
Delaware
Susquehanna
Abilene
Texas A&i
Slugging Heroics Cast Pitchers Into Shadows
New York AP reporting that Tim McCarver delivered a game winning three run homer in the 10th for the St. Louis Cardinals, stealing the spotlight from Bob Gibson who pitched eight scoreless innings with 13 strikeouts to set up a 5-2 win and 3-2 Series lead.
Gibson Wins Extra Innings World Series Game
New York AP reports Bob Gibson of St. Louis earned his first World Series win in an extra innings game against the Yankees. Gibson struck out 13, fended off a late Yankee rally, and Tim McCarver provided the deciding homer in the 10th as St. Louis edged New York. McCarver’s blast marked the first extra inning Series homer since 1958.
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New York
Bob Gibson
The
Cards
Houston
St. Lou
Cincinnati
Yanks
Pete Mikkelsen
Tim McCarver
Joe Azcue
Cleveland
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City
Jimmie Hall
Minnesota
McCarver
Gil McDougald
Tim
Cardinals
St. Louis
Gibson
Dick Groat
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Elston Howard
Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Omaha
Neb
Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Tresh
Colts Beat Cards 47 to 27 at Memorial Stadium
Baltimore’s Colts stayed atop the Western Conference with a 47 27 win over the St Louis Cardinals before a Memorial Stadium crowd of 60 213. Willie Richardson dropped a late end zone pass but Baltimore had secured the game early with a strong ground attack and four early scoring drives.
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Baltimore
Richardson
St! Louis
Willie Richardson
Colts
Memorial Stadium
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tennis Leader James B Dickey Dies at 72
James B. Dickey, president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association, died Monday in Pompano Beach Florida at age 72 after 42 years in the sport he took up because he had no time for golf.
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Pompano. Beach
James B. Dickey
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Ottawa bowling league scores and shops listed for Monday
A Monday Ottawa arrangements list shows high scores and shop names with partial addresses. Names include Nicholas Higdon Breckenridge Fritts Doman McDaniel Lowrance Ogle Hettler and others. Local businesses appear with amounts or notes tied to bowling league standings.
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Ottawa Savings & Loans
D. ‘Nicholas
N. Fritts
Nitcher
J. Hettler
D. Higdon
Lee's Cafe
M. AiNsworth
Brunswick League
G. McFadden
IOOF
Lowrance
C. Breckenridge
Breckenridge
First National Bank
Faden
Brown
McMillen Oil CO
C. McDaniels
Helen and
Bill
H. Doman
H. Kramer
Hubbard Lumber
R. Davis
C. Davis
Little Seven Field Spreads in Week of League Play
Baldwin stays undefeated 2-0 with 46-0 rout of Eudora powered by Fred Purvis four pass touchdowns and a rushing score. Gardner edges Louisburg 18-14 as defense and offense clash, Desoto slips Wellsville to 1-2, Melvern pummels Meriden 48-12 then meets Auburn. standings show Gardner 3-0, Baldwin 2-0, Louisburg 2-1, Desoto 2-1, Wellsville 1-2, Spring Hill 1-2, Eudora 0-3.
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A. D. Whitfield
North Texas
Nelson
Brig Owens
Owens
Carl Lockhart
Wichita
Lou Confessori
Ray Patterson
Jeff Jordan
Tulsa
Terry Ostmeyer
Still Baldwin
Gardner
Baldwin
Eudora
Fred Purvis
Bulldogs
Desoto
Wellsville
Purvis
Louisburg
Spring Hill
Trailblazers
Broncs
Stanley
Bob Stauffer
Eagles
Gary Davenport
Gam Frida
Melvern
Meriden
Auburn
Wi Gardner
Kansas State Aims for New 35,000 Stadium in Manhattan
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver told the Byline Club the program needs a new 35,000 seat stadium with ample parking as the Wildcats push to expand. He credited Athletic Director Bebe Lee and President Dr. James A. McCain for vision and noted recent Big Eight wins and a close loss to Missouri as momentum for the project.
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Kansas City
Manhattan
Doug Weaver
Kansas State
Bebe Lee
K-State
James A. McCain
Kansas
Iowa State
New Mexico
Wildcats
Weaver
Colorado
Missouri
Bruins Lose 6-2 as Rangers Dominate Open Season
New York Rangers defeated Boston 6-2 in the season opener as coach Red Sullivan praised his team’s penalty play and strong goaltending. Don Marshall opened the scoring for New York, while Boston racked up 50 minutes in penalties including 13 minors. The Bruins’ fate was sealed in the third period as New York pulled away from a 2-1 game, aided by several shorthanded Ranger goals. The match drew 18,321 fans at the stadium.
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Boston
Red Sullivan
Rangers
Bruins
New York
Marcel Paille
Weaver
Lincoln
Nebraska
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International Swimming Federation
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West Orange
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Berkeley
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Steve Clark
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Muncie
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Tulsa Gridders
Hog Spotlight
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American League
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Yankees
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Pirates
Dennis Bennett
Ottawa
D. Doman
Osburn
Hoover
Elk’s
Strickland
Ogle
Rush
TELAR
Delco
Autolite
Auto Parts
Don Marshall
Montreal
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Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas Municipal Bonds
J. J. Chandler
R. M. Clogston
R. S. Hanes
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C. W. Hegberg
H. A. Letchworth
Frances O. Jones
R. D. Mahoney
C. W. Barnes
Asst. Cashier
Gwendola A. Pedergon
DIREC
R. S. H. W. E. Hegberg
Elizabeth C. Clogston
C. M. Ott
A. W. Chandler
Cler
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Franklin County
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