Cardinals face Giants with key injuries looming
St Louis Cardinals coach Warren Lemm guards against a setback as star back John David Crow is sidelined by a knee injury likely ending his season. Ed Henke and Taz Anderson also hobble, while Y.A.Tittle of the New York Giants looms as a major threat. Charles Johnson leads in passing yards but has 14 interceptions, while the Cardinals rush plans focus on a four-man front to pressure Tittle.
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Bowling Scores at Royal Lanes Highlight City League Results
Industrial and city leagues feature teams such as Maracaibo Oil, Cities Service, Ottawa Savings and Loan, and Otasco with high games led by Cordle 195 and Wolgast 551 in a detailed tally of 10 pin scores. Notable performances include Grabham 559 and Bennett 528 across multiple squads and the continued participation of clubs like Eagles Auxiliary and W.F.W. Auxiliary.
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MU Nebraska Game Is Sellout in Missouri History
In Columbia Missouri the MU Nebraska football game is sold out with all 47000 seats taken. General admission tickets still on sale allow standing at the stadium rim if space exists. Both Missouri and Nebraska are unbeaten in Big Eight Conference play.
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Johnson Arrives As Cardinals Lead NFL Offense
The St. Louis Cardinals sit atop the NFL in total offense and passing at midseason. Quarterback Johnson anchors a unit that has 2,744 yards with 1,728 through the air, while Bill Triplett and Joe Childress pace the ground game with 1,016 rushing yards. Johnson connects with Bobby Joe Conrad Sonny Randle Jackie Smith and Triplett for key gains as St. Louis cruises.
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AP Picks New York Selections For Upcoming Games
AP lists this week’s college football picks with 41 correct and 14 wrong from last week, totaling 226 covered games and 79 misses. Forecasts include Texas over Southern Methodist and LSU over Mississippi, with notes on player matchups and team form.
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Twisters Triumph 34-6 Over Scranton Blues in Scranton
Ottawa Twisters dominate Scranton Blues 34 to 6 with five Twisters scoring and Morris Bennett adding three extra points. Ottawa rushes for 285 yards while holding Scranton to 5. Key TDs by Shepard Maloney Silvey Cook and Sheldon, plus a late Blues drive thwarted by a pick and failed extra point.
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Pro prospects loom as early draft picks emerge
The set of graduates and already drafted seniors includes Penn State’s Pete Liske and Har rison Rosdahl, Alabama’s Mike Fracchia, Baylor’s Don Trull, Nebraska’s Dennis Claridge, Tulsa’s J B Simmons, Pitt’s John Maczuzak, and Washington State’s Dave Mathieson. Pro teams eye trades and bids for these quarterbacks and other positions as Green Bay, Chicago, Buffalo, St. Louis, and San Francisco hold significant draft rights.
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Retires From Pro Tennis
Paris AP Tony Trabert cleans out his desk and quits competitive tennis after a decade shaping, promoting, and playing the pro tour. He followed Navy service in 1953 with US and Wimbledon titles and French championships before turning pro in 1955 and serving as executive director of the International Professional Tennis Players Association.
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Hawks Win Story Book Victory
The St Louis Hawks beat the New York Knicks 109-103 in overtime after tying 95-95 in regulation. Mike Farmer sparked the rally with a key basket and John Barnhill added a pair of scores to seal the victory as St Louis earned its third straight win. In San Francisco, Cincinnati defeated the Warriors 108-101.
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Hutchinson Dragons Favored In Juco Football Race
Hutchinson Dragons lead the Jayhawk Juco Conference at 5-1 after a 19-13 win over Garden City with Andy Williams breaking the tie late. Coffeyville remains in the running, while Dodge City drops from title contention after a loss to Arkansas City. Arkansas City sits in good position for a secondary tie, Pratt and Parsons also in the mix as the sprint toward the finish continues. Crowned by a $5 weekly tip reward from The Herald.
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Corrigan Leads In Big 8 Passing
Kansas State senior Larry Corrigan, 185 pounds, overcame a late start after neck injuries to throw for 499 yards on 48 of 99 with three TDs and six interceptions. He faces Kansas in Lawrence, while teammate Doug Dusenbury and Ralph McFillen are top targets. Gale Sayers leads rushing. Steve Renko among top passers. K States punter Dusenbury averages 41.9 yards.
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Owens Back Of Week For 2nd Time In Three Weeks
Brigman Owens of Cincinnati earns back of the week honors for the second time in three weeks in the Missouri Valley Conference. The 5-11 junior transfer from Fullerton Junior College accounted for 178 of Cincinnati's 298 total offense yards against Indiana, with 166 passing yards on 12 of 17 completions plus 12 rushing yards and five punts for a 44 yard average. Contenders included Tom LaFramboise of Louisville and Bobby Smith of North Texas State. Smith helped set up a late Wichita State score and added 43 rushing yards on nine carries. Jeff Jordan of Tulsa showed well in defeat versus Arkansas with five receptions for 36 yards and 87 kickoff/punt returns total.
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Running Teams Doing Well in Football Offense Stats
NEW YORK AP It is almost impossible to blitz a swift single wing tailback or to red dog a halfback taking a handoff to go inside tackle. Old fashioned running teams top the rushing list with two unbeaten or one loss among the leaders. Utah State leads in total offense after a 40 14 win over Pacific lifting yards per game to 394 5. Nebraska remains rushing leader at 287 3 yards per game, Army 276 0.
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Royals Top Warriors Behind Robertson 28 Points
Oscar Robertson powered the Royals to a 109 101 win over the Warriors as Wilt Chamberlain led the losing side with 32 points. The scoreboard note also lists St Louis 109 New York 101 and Cincinnati 108 San Fran 101 among Tuesday results.
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