Missouri Practice Declared Off Limits
Missouri University ended open football practice because leaks could aid opponents and gamblers. Coach Dan Devine cited alums and a transferred student as sources of information leaks. He moved practice inside a locked enclosure to protect player news ahead of a big showdown with Colorado for the Big Eight title.
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Columbia, Mo
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Dan Devine
Norm Beal
Nebraska
Devine
Tiger
Missouri
Beal
Mizzou
Battle Of Dodds Coming Up Again
ATLANTA AP Chapter Two of the Bobby Dodd father and son story comes next Saturday when Florida and Georgia Tech meet in a SEC football game. Florida led Tech 18 17 last year as Bobby Dodd Jr and Larry Libertore connected for a late drive. Tech is favored again but Florida, weakened by injuries, seeks another upset after routing LSU in 1960.
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Atlanta
Bobby Dodd
Florida
Georgia Tech
Dodd
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Tech
LSU
Baylor
Gators
Rice
Steers Drop Larry Swift From Kansas City Squad
Kansas City Steers drop 6 5 rookie Larry Swift from Kirksville State, leaving 11 players for the league opener in San Francisco on Wednesday night. Swift appeared in four of six exhibitions with Pittsburgh, scoring seven points.
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Kansas City
Larry Swift
Kirksville State
Kansas City Steers
Steers
San Francisco
Swift
Pittsburgh
Rantoul News Visit In Denver
Mr and Mrs S D Needham returned home Sunday evening from a week long visit with his sister Mrs Lucy Fisher in Denver. Mr and Mrs Richard Springer Olpe visited with his mother Mrs Maude Springer from Wednesday to Friday. Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher were supper guests of several in Crestview Nursing Home area during the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Fred Miller. Mr and Mrs Gale Gilbert returned Sunday from a 10 day visit to Topeka with their son G E Gilbert and family. Women of the Presbytery met Friday in Osawatomie for a meeting of the women.
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S. D. Needham
Lucy Fisher
Denver
Richard Springer, Olpe
Maude Springer
Harry Fisher
Martha Coffman
John Finch
Fayne Lathen
Grant Catterson
W. B. Miller
Oren Croan
Fred Miller
Crestview Nursing Home
Gale Gilbert
G. E. Gilbert
Topeka
Mmes
William Foster
Ernest Miller
Henry Richardson
Osawatomie
Presbytery
Quenemo PTA Drive Signals Strong Local Support
The Quenemo PTA membership drive shows success as a regular meeting featured a program by first and second graders. A booster club covered dish dinner had 14 families. plans were made to canvass for Christmas donations and the next potluck is set for November 16. Nancy Horne was honored at a household shower for her upcoming marriage to take place October 28.
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PTA
Max Hughes
Emory Frack
Quenemo
Joe Wilson
Nancy Horne
Annex
Nancy
Carol Cade
Sandra Haughn
Spartans Lead 2 Big 8 Teams In Top Ten
Michigan State and Mississippi, top college football powers, face tough tests Saturday. Michigan State, 5-0, clashed with Minnesota as the No. 1 team in AP ratings, while Mississippi, 6-0, meets LSU in a marquee SEC showdown. Mississippi led with 8 first place votes to MSU's 31, points 437 to 407.
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Michigan State
Mississippi
The
Sartans
Minnesota
Rebels
Louisiana State University
Associated Press
Indiana
Vanderbilt
Texas
Alabama
Ohio State
Louisiana State
Georgia Tech
Colorado
Towa
Missouri
Sharman's Jets Triumph In Home ABL Victory
Los Angeles Jets defeated the Chicago Majors 119 to 116 at home in the American Basketball League. Bill Sharman, player coach and former Celtics star, praised the homecoming as seven 3-pointers were made beyond the 25 foot line under the new rule. Kelley Coleman led Chicago with 35 points.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Jets
Bill Sharman
Boston Celtics
National Basketball Association
Kelley Coleman
Sharman
Jets
Coleman
Skins Suffer Seventh Loss as Snead Impresses
Washington’s NFL woes continued with a 27 24 defeat to Philadelphia as Norman Snead, a Wake Forest rookie, shone in a losing effort completing 21 of 31 passes for 296 yards and two touchdowns. Coach Bill McPeak plans Snead as the next starter against the Giants at Yankee Stadium.
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Washington
Redskins
Norman Snead
Bill McPeak
Wake Forest
Philadelphia Eagles
Snead
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
McPeak
Ralph Guglielmi
NFL
St. Louis
Cardinal Tinemen
Cardinals
Eagles
Deeds Transferring Property From Various Owners
Deeds show transfers including Little Archer to Fredrick L. Turner for $4 on lot 37 and lots 39-41 in Block 5 Unitv, John M. Harmon to Max G. Thompson for 6 acres in Section 11, and multiple other line items listing transfers among Wer ter E Harford Ralph W. Detwiler. Thomas F. Porter to Richard W. Williams. Wilhelm Johannes to Robert D. Altic. Willa E. Waldo to Harry G. Fowler. Lamar Fowler to Gerald A. Sellers. Scott Blow to Harold E. French. Harry E. Smith to Roger Scott. Olive G. Cole to Ernest F. Lawrance. Neal B. Baxter to Martin E. Lacey. Gary D. Davis to Oral D. Satterwhite.
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U Little Archer
Fredrick L. Turner
John M. Harmon
Max G. Thompson
Werter E. Harford
Ralph W. Detwiler
Thomas F. Porter
Richard W. Williams
Wilhelm Johannes
Robert D. Altic
Shaw & Ludingtons
Harry BE. Smith
Roger Scott
Olive G. Cole
Ernest F. Lawrance
Sheldon & Adkinsons Add
Neal B. Baxter
Martin E. Lacey
Main St. Pomona
Gary D. Davis
Oral D. Satter
Hoppmann Sets Iowa State Records in Big Eight Action
ISU tailback Dave Hoppmann, aided by strong blocking, courses to rewrite Cyclone record books. He already led the league in rushing in 1960 with 844 yards and 1,058 total yards, and a 271 yard effort against Kansas State pushes his season totals to 720 rushing yards in 6 games.
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Associated Press
State
Dave Hoppmann
Dan Celoni
Paul Sullivan
Iowa State
Detroit
K State
Hoppmann
Bill Thornton
Nebraska
Gale Weidner
Colorado
Larry Montre
No Doubt About It Texas Faces Southern Methodist
Texas, 6-0, ranked No 2, touts offense and rushing edge after back-to-back wins over Arkansas 33-7 and Rice 34 7. Southern Methodist looms as a tough league foe while injuries dot college rosters, including Memphis State quarterback James Earl Wright sidelined with a torn knee cartilage.
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Texas
Longhorns
Arkansas
Rice
Southern Methodist
Ralph Hawkins
James Earl Wright
Memphis State
Mississippi State
Wilt Top Scorer Wilt Top Scorer
New York AP Wilt Chamberlain leads early 1961 62 NBA scoring with 51.2 point average after five games, 256 points, 139 rebounds, while Elgin Baylor follows with 33.0 average. Oscar Robertson tops assists with 59 in four games. Bill Russell 32.0 rebound average in two. KC Jones shoots .714 from field. Ferrari goes 10 for 10 at free throw line.
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New York
Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia Phenom
Stilalo
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Oscar Robertson
Bill Russell
Boston
K.C. Jones
Ferrari
St. Louis
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