Kansas at Iowa State a Big Seven tuneup showdown
Ames hosts Kansas in a 2 p.m. Big Seven clash as the Cyclones aim to slow the league leader Jayhawks and keep title hopes alive. Kansas features backs Boag Reich Brandeberry and defender Kay, while Iowa State prepares Cunningham Congiardo Lessin and Walker in a hopeful lineup for the homecoming week.
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Dismiss K State Players Involved In Dorm Battle
Three Kansas State football players were dismissed for taking part in a dormitory fight that left Ronald K. Clair injured. Vincent Aulisi Dick Camilucci and Louis Albano were identified by Dean William Craig and have returned home. Clair is a varsity player who has not seen action this season.
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Two Doubtful For Peacocks At Wartburg
Upper Iowa on the road to Wartburg for a 8 p.m. Saturday game with two regulars sidelined Gene Sander and Chuck Baugous both ankle injuries. Other starters Werntz Grasso Little and Minor ready for action as Don Bratabo navigates the backfield with Harvey Caballer and Mayberry while Jim Chapman mans center. Walter Cabral joins from Notre Dame as an end amid the squad’s health concerns.
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Terps Scarbath Named Back of the Week
New York AP reports Maryland quarterback Jack Scarbath as back of the week for leading the Terrapins in a late rally to beat Clemson. Virginia halfback Bill King earns defensive back of the week in a close vote.
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Van Horne Cavaliers Clinch State Title In Dramatic Playoff
Van Horne caps fall baseball season with a 4 3 state final victory over Kanawha. pitcher Jerry Barnholdt stars with a .400-plus bat average and 23 innings in the Dysart tournament, while Colesburg’s David Wilson shines in a 2 0 loss. Banquet planned for Thursday to fete champions as local fans applaud the title run.
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Dennis O'Keefe Former 31 Umpire Dies at 71
Dennis J. O'Keefe a retired minor league baseball umpire died of a heart ailment at his Addison New York home Wednesday He was 71 and umpired in the New York Penn league now Eastern league the Piedmont Three I and Mid Atlantic leagues.
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European Featherweight Title Bout Report Fragment
The note lists boxers by city with weights and outcomes. Rocky Jones of Akron and Ches ter Pa. Roland LaStarza of New York. Jeer Khcin Mali and Fat Manzi of Syracuse. Ivan Hor of Maine. Larry Griffin of Ising Maine. Early Walls of Edmonton knocked out Hank Therman in Los Angeles. Milan Bay Famechon in Paris knocked out Nello Barbadoro in Italy. For European featherweight title:
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Yankees Eye Yost as McDougald Replacement on Block
New York plans to trade Gil McDougald after a disappointing World Series and pursue Eddie Yost of the Washington Senators as a major infield upgrade. The club also considers offering Johnny Mize a player manager deal as part of a broader bid to rebuild the infield and add pitching and outfield help.
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Bryant Undergoes Appendectomy After Illness
Kentucky football coach Paul Bryant had an appendectomy at Good Samaritan Hospital after falling ill in the pre dawn hours Thursday. He was treated and, at his insistence, delayed surgery until after practice and was resting comfortably afterward.
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