Bad Knees Fave BarTosh Set For Southwest Return
Granger Ghost Gil Bartosh, TCUs bruising back, nears comeback after a year off with knee trouble. Bartosh sparked Trinity game and ready for Texas A&M at College Station. Meyer upbeat about his return and new tricks. SMU Rice clash looms in Houston, Baylor at Texas Tech in Lubbock. Bronze Star note included.
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Rise the Shaving Discovery Promises Instant Lather
Ti announces Rise a new shaving product delivering instant lather without a brush. Claims include lather nine times richer by can pressure, smooth shaves with pressure focused delivery, and no clogging or rinsing issues. Economical tag promises substantial value per can and a tender skin-friendly razor glide.
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Bucky Harris Secures New Two Year Senators Deal
Washington Oct 15 Up Bucky Harris the 55 year old manager whose shrewd trades lifted the Senators from seventh to fifth this year was rewarded with a two year contract worth about 40000 dollars per season. Harris said more trades were possible to push for a first division finish in 1953 naming targets like Busby Jensen Houk Silvera and a catcher while aiming to win one more pennant for owner Clark Griffith. Harris has managed the club 16 years and led pennants in 1924 1925 and also guided the Yankees to a 1947 title.
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Pirates Acquire Three Players From Cincinnati
The Pittsburgh Pirates obtained catcher Joe Rossi and outfielders Cal Abrams and Gail Henley from the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday in exchange for outfielder Gus Bell. Abrams, 28, a left handed hitter, batted .274 for the Reds and .273 for Tulsa in the Texas League. Rossi appeared in 55 games and batted .221.
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Michigan State Eyes 19th Straight Win Over Syracuse
EAST LANSING Oct. 15 Michigan State aims for its 19th consecutive victory after a 24 to 6 triumph over Texas A&M. Coach Clarence Munn unveils bench power with reserve backs key to the march, praising the hidden depth that boosts the No 1 ranked Spartans as 20 million TV viewers watch.
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Sellout Expected For Baylor Texas Tech Tilt
LUBBOCK Oct 15 Texas Tech officials expect Friday night’s Baylor game to sell out a 19,600 seat stadium. Athletic business manager Jim mie Wilson said only 65 reserved seats remain and 3,600 tickets were available for the temporary end zone stands.
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Rice Plans Al-Out Effort Saturday Against Mustangs
Houston prep builds to Rice Institute Owls versus SMU Mustangs at Rice Stadium with about 30 000 fans. Focus on improving offense and pass defense after losses to UCLA and USLA while SMU rebounded 25 7 against Missouri. Football clash amplifies the political visit by Governor Stevenson amid Eisenhower’s earlier stop in the city.
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Penn Coach Munger Ends Princeton Win Streak
George Munger of Penn, vivid in description, piloted a defensive plan that stopped Princeton’s 24 game winning streak. Five Princeton passes were intercepted, four as planned. Penn faced injuries but utilized Ed Bell as a wind shield wiper linebacker to disrupt Princeton’s offense.
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Yeek Buys Hunter in Browns Bid for Sivewath
St. Louis plan to lift the Browns continues as May-Bill Veeck acquires 24 year old Gordon Hunter from the Brooklyn Dodgers St. Paul affiliate for outfielder Ray Coleman pitcher Bob Mahoney and infielder Stan Rejek plus cash. Hunter led the Texas League in fielding and steals while batting .290 for Fort Worth. He won the Texas League MVP and joined St Paul after the season. Veeck declined to state the exact cash but called it more than any prior Browns purchase.
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Londos Defends Wrestling In Modern Day Style
Former world wrestling champion Jim Londos defends the sport against claims of fixed bouts and decline. He argues wrestling is stronger now, draws big crowds in Chicago, and benefits from televised exposure while stressing athletes must stay in peak condition to avoid injuries.
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