Gophers Size Advantage Targeted By Nebraska Coach
Nebraska coach Bill Jennings says Minnesota holds a size edge but notes the Huskers may offset it with strategy. If Nebraska defeats Minnesota in Lincoln this Saturday it would mark two straight wins in the three game series dating to 1900. The week also features other Big Eight non conference and conference games including Iowa State at Detroit and Oklahoma at Norman.
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Bowling Scores Chronicle from Mack-O High Meet
Bowling scores list top performances across teams and individuals. Mack-O High led by R Kirkpatrick 203 and W Mack 499. D Heckman 616. L Metze 568. G Miller 180. C Dodd 208. P Christie 492. H Horn 522. Morrow 546. L Corey 591. Zell 193.
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Solly Hemus Gets Contract With St Louis Cardinals
Solly Hemus, 36, earns a $40,009 managerial contract after guiding the Cardinals from seventh to a challenging second place in 1960. He notes learning on the job and cites club support under pressure. His coaching staff Johnny Keane Harry Walker Howard Pollet and Darrel Johnson also received higher pay raises.
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Cowboys In Big 8 Debut
Oklahoma State Cowboys visit Missouri Tigers in a Big Eight opener at 1 30 with 25 000 to 30 000 expected. OSU features quarterback John Maisel and sophomores Tommy Jackson Lonnie Buchner and Bob Adcock in the backfield. Missouri counters with a strong ground game led by Mel West and Donnie Smith.
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Boy Run Over By Tank Truck Kills 4 Year Old
MANKATO Kan AP Jerry Dean Parsons four year old was killed Wednesday when a tank truck driven in reverse by his father Robert Parsons backed over him in a rural setting. The tragedy occurred as the father moved the truck toward a tank.
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Weapons Taken From Guests At Castro Party in Harlem
Police confiscated two knives and a gun from among 250 attendees at a Harlem hotel party honoring Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The incident follows the slaying of a Venezuelan child amid ongoing fallout from the battle nearby.
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Castro and Cuban groups clash at Harlem fair
Detectives seized weapons at an 11th floor skylight room during a Castro event at the Hotel Theresa. A Castro guard carried a pistol. photos were taken of attendees. Outside, Harlem crowds heard leaflets urging freedom as Castro denounced reports that Magdalina Urda neto was fatally shot in a West Side restaurant.
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Rantoul beats Appanoose 10-8 in Franklin County league
Rantoul opened the consolidation round of the Franklin County league fall baseball tournament with a 10-8 victory over Appanoose at Ottawa. Laverle Turrey led the winners with two singles and a double, scoring seven first inning runs on six walks and Turley’s hit. Gary Walburn started for Appanoose, but Ed Altic relieved in the first and finished the game. Gary Baugher allowed only three hits for Rantoul, while Appanoose pitching yielded five. Appanoose threatened in the sixth with six runs on walks, errors, and hits by Fishburn, Altie, and Kinlger, but the loss eliminated them from the tournament.
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Palmer Opens With Six Under In Portland Open
Arnold Palmer starts strong at the Portland Open, firing a six under par 66 to sit one behind leader Mason Rudolph. Rudolph carded a 65 with eagle and six birdies, while Palmer's seven birdies boosted his total to 66. Palmer seeks to surpass Ted Kroll as the tour’s all time money winner with a high finish. Huston La Clair and Paul Harney are also one stroke behind Rudolph.
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