Kansas Conference grid action narrows race week end results
Baker stays unbeaten with a 20 to 13 win over Kansas Wesleyan as Gary Stauffer posts an eight TDs this season on a 99 yard kickoff return. Southwestern edges Bethany 7 to 6 as Leroy Blackwell throws a 16 yard TD pass late. College of Emporia wins 26 0 over Sterling while McPherson beats Friends 41 7. C of E homecoming expected easy. Bethany and Bethany clash awaits.
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Symons Leads Big Eight Pass Catching Race
Colorado end Bill Symons stands out in the Big Eight with 17 catches for 194 yards in four games. If kept, he would finish with about 42 receptions for 485 yards, aiming to break Missouri’s Hal Burline’s 1955 record. Symons, former Nucla dash champion, recalls a 1962 Kansas State miscue that nearly ended his day. Gale Sayers extends Kansas rushing lead, while other leaders in punt returns and total offense hold steady across conference play.
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McCarver's 10th-inning homer gives Cardinals 3-2 Series lead
New York Yankees lose to St Louis 5-2 as Tim McCarver belted a three-run shot in the 10th. McCarver called the blast the biggest thrill of his career, while Johnny Keane hinted it could shape his future. Yogi Berra suggested a walk could have prevented the homer after Dick Groat's bunt attempt.
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Illinois Falls From Top Ten After Ohio State Loss
The Associated Press college poll sees Illinois drop out of the Top Ten after a 26-0 defeat to Ohio State. Texas remains No. 1 with 30 first place votes, while Ohio State secures seven first place votes and 344 points. The article also notes Kentucky and Michigan State dropping from the rankings. In another note, Bob Shaw’s first 46 appearances for the Giants include one start.
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Broncos End Rides High in AFL Victory
Denver Broncos snap a 15 game winless streak with a 33 27 win over the Kansas City Chiefs. Lions Nelson Taylor remains the AFL season leader with 33 receptions in five games, two ahead of Charley Hennigan. Taylor has 380 career receptions for 4879 yards. Cookie Gilchrist extends rushing lead with 408 yards versus 310 for rookies Blanks and Snell. Len Dawson tops passers in several categories including 1022 yards and 10 TDs.
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Cardinals Now Favored To Win The World Series
ST LOUIS AP Cardinals become Series favorites after a 5-2 win that put them up 3-2 in the best of seven. Home games loom with Curt Simmons returning and Bob Gibson set to start if needed. The Cards lead in most phases and outplay the Yankees, with Tim McCarver’s 3 run homer fueling belief they will close the series in Busch Stadium.
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Purvis Named Ottawa Herald Player of the Week
Fred Purvis a Baldwin High School senior quarterback is named the Ottawa Herald Player of the Week. He threw four touchdown passes covering 15 40 20 and 31 yards and scored on a 1 yard run to lead the Bulldogs to a 46 0 victory over Eudora marking their fourth straight win.
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Wildlife Delegates Gazing Forward at Kansas Convention
The Kansas Wildlife Federation held its 15th annual convention in Junction City with 19 clubs represented. The 28 resolutions included a push for a Kansas water purity standard and a separate pollution control agency, aiming to protect streams and lakes for better recreation and water preservation.
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Kansas federation seeks landowner liability shield for recreation
Chalk Talk notes rising No Hunting and No Trespassing signs as owners face liability. Federation urges legislation to protect landowners and recreational hosts, aiming for Kansas legislature in 1965. Deer season rules urged. two Ottawa men, Forrest Beeson and Joe Strange, attended the convention.
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