Big Eight football outlook spars with injuries and prospects
University coaches report limited injuries this fall with two key players sidelined long term. Mike Shin may start for Kansas against Texas Christian though his knee cartilage remains uncertain. Ron Oelschlager will miss four weeks after a wrist bone injury. KU plans three platoons with Garber, Bacon, and Gerhards handling offense as Gale Sayers and Brian Schweda attract scouts. Nebraska targets Larry Krame r’s return, Drake prep for Missouri, and other teams anticipate openers with varying injury statuses.
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van Valkenburg
Bresé Bros
Picela
Coaches’ ‘Association
Mitchell
Mike Shin
Texas Christian
Ron Oelschlager
John Garber
Dick Bacon
Bill Gerhards
Kansas City
Gale Sayers
Brian Schweda
Shinn
Sayers
Bob Devaney
Nbraska
Larry Krameer
South Dakota
Bob Hohn
Town State
Mike Cox
Clay Stapleton
Drake
Missouri
Gary Lane
Jim Waller
Phil Clark
Tigers
California
Kansas State
Doug Weaver
Wisconsin
Gary Pankratz
Weaver
Doug Dusenbury
Oklahoma
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Mike Ringer
Oklahome
Wyatt Ties At Mark In A's 7 6 Win Over Red Sox
John Wyatt pitched three scoreless innings to earn KC a 7 6 victory in Boston. Dick Green and Bill Bryan hit triples and Ed Charles added a double as the A's rallied for two ninth inning runs. Wyatt tied the AL record with nine straight losses, matching Dick Radatz’s 1950 mark. St Louis fell farther behind in pennant race as Philadelphia defeated Houston 4 1.
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Associated Press
John Wyatt
Kansas City A
Kansas City
Red Sox
Boston
Dick Green
Bill Bryan
Ed Charles
Alt
Dick Radatz
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia
Rocky Colavito
Nelson Mathews
Mil
Waukee
Phillies
Houston
Clay Liston Title Fight Set At Boston Garden
Muhammad Ali as active champion and Sonny Liston prepare for a November 16 title bout at Boston Garden amid WBA suspension and a 50 000 cash guarantee rule. Gov. Peabody supports the fight and officials outline terms while estimates put gate near 450 000 with 30 percent share for each fighter.
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Cassius Clay
Pardon
Muhammad AH
Sonny Liston
Gov. Endicott Peabody
Boston Garden
World Boxing Association
Clay
WBA
Ed Urbee
Peabody
Merv McKenzie
The
World Box
Ing Association
Toronto
the Garden
Sam Silverman
Intercontinental Promotions, Inc
Dempsey called greatest fighter in memory by Louis
Joe Louis ranks modern heavyweights and foreign champions, naming Dempsey as the greatest he never met. He lists top rivals from Schmeling to Ali era, praising May 1964 era talent while critiquing Cassius Clay and Patterson. Louis reflects on fights, confidence, and desire for another bout with Clay.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
Gene Tunney
Jess Willard
Dempsey
Igoe
Jack Blackburn
Sam Langford
Billy Conn
Billy
Tod
Maxie Baer
Maxie
Baer
Max Schmeling
Joe Walcott
Qole
Walcott
Primo Carera
Primo
Primo Carnera
Paulino Uzcudun
Paulino
Tommy Farr
Arturo Godoy
South America
Rocky Marciano
Rocky
Sonny Liston
Cassius Clay
Ezzard Charles
Ezzy
Bowling Scores From Brunswick League and Local Clubs
Scores list from Brunswick league and local clubs include Highs for 10-30 games and 30-game totals. Notable marks: G Page 197 544, H Cromwell 189 511, Kramer 215 581, J McAuliffe 191 499, Crane 213 580, Lawrance 209 533, Bloomer 172 452, Hettler 166 444, Toumberlin 151 406, Reusch 180 492, Ferguson 168 462.
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First National Bank
G. Page
H. Cromwell
Helen & Bill’s Cafe
H. Kramer
McMillen CDL CO
J. McAuliffe
G. Flinsbaugh
Hubbard Lumber
R. Crane
F. NO
E. Lawrance
V. Bloomer
Nitcher
J. Hettler
Osburn’s Flowers
Rinehart
Ottawa Savings & Loan
D. Toumberlin
Elk’s Ladies
V. Reusch
M. Lewis
Lee'’S Cafe
L. Ferguson
Qualifying Round Opens for Portland Open Golf
In Portland Oregon AP reports a qualifying round began for the $40,000 Portland Open. The event opened Monday with 80 players entering as the field centers on 176 available spots.
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Portland, Ore
Football picture is bright for area highs and colleges
Ottawa area coaches predict strong seasons across high schools and colleges. Ottawa University returns a potent offense despite missing top 1963 threats, while Kansas and Kansas City Chiefs face questions of defense and consistency. The story notes Baldwin Gardner Pomona Wellsville Williamsburg and Osage County League contenders with Baldwin’s and Gardner’s expected showdowns on Nov 3.
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Ottawa Herald
Terry Ostmeyer
Ottawa
Cyclones
J. Ws. Emerson
Emerson
Eridders
Baldwin
Gardener
Dick Hedges
Bulldogs
Gardner
Williamsburg
Panthers
Lou Coppoe
Pomona Inedians
Osage
Pomona
Don Laws
Packe
Craig Collins
Ray Schroeder
Eagles
Gary Davenport
Wellsville
Ottawa University
Braves
Kansas
College of Emporia Monsters
America’s Constellation and Sovereign Line Up For Cup Race
In Newport Rhode Island today America's Constellation and Britain's Sovereign prepare for the first America’s Cup race. Skipper Eric Ridder of Constellation voices cautious optimism while Britain’s Sovereign is seen as a stronger challenger than 1958. Both yachts polished bottoms ahead of a 1:10 pm start on a 24.3 mile triangular course.
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R.I
America
Constellation
Britain
Sovereign
Eric Ridder
Ridder
Sceptre
Gretel
Dana
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