U S Lead Shifts Briefly Over Russia in Olympics
The United States briefly led the Olympic team standings on Wednesday after strong track and field results, weightlifting, and yachting. Russia claimed the day’s top gold with Sergey Filatov winning dressage, the nation’s 27th gold overall, while Pat Galvin and Jessica Newberry posted top American showings in equestrian.
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Liston Beats Machen in Close Round Fight
Sonny Liston of Philadelphia won a unanimous decision over Eddie Machen of Portland in Seattle. Liston weighed 211 pounds to Machen's 196, fought 12 rounds, and remained No. 1 contender behind Floyd Patterson. A late knockdown was wiped by a referee, and Machen blamed arm strain for not throwing a right.
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Baseball Scores Wednesday Results Reel
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Canadian Pros To Guide Two Teams In New AFL
Boston Patriots quarterback Butch Songin and Denver Broncos quarterback Frank Tripucka, seasoned Canadian pros, will pilot their teams as the American Football League opens. The league resumes with six other games that weekend, featuring Dallas at Los Angeles, Houston at Oakland, and Buffalo at New York. Each club plays a 14 game schedule, home and away against the other seven teams.
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OU Braves Show Speed and Power Says Peters
Ot tawa University Braves coach Dick Peters says the team leads last year in ground game and may have the conference’s speediest backfield though passing and kicking need attention. Transfers Sutton and Smart and freshman Spong join Wilson in boosting the lineup as the squad prepares for the first scrimmage and emphasizes passing defense and overall review.
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K State coach faces rugged first Big 8 season
Kansas State starts anew under 29-year-old head coach Doug Weaver. He warns of tough times but says players are embracing the challenge as the Wildcats install a winged T offense. Senior Bill Gallagher and quarterback duo Ron Blaylock and John Solmos pace a backfield with line questions and several versatile backs vying for roles. Opening game at home.
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Cardinals Beat Law To Gain On Pirates
Pirates lose 2-1 to St. Louis as Dick Groat sits with a broken wrist. Ernie Broglio earned the win while Vern Law took the loss, Cardinals finishing 11-41 against Pittsburgh this season. Milwaukee moved closer with a 6-5 win in 11 innings over San Francisco as Cincinnati edged Los Angeles 4-3 in 15 innings. Philadelphia beat Chicago 2-0.
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K State non-league slate spans Minnesota Arizona games
Kansas State opens with South Dakota State on Sept 1 before Big Eight play at Kansas in Manhattan the following Saturday. Additional non league dates include Minnesota in Minneapolis and Arizona in Tucson on Nov 19.
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