Major League Owners Reform Minor League Rules
Major league club owners in Chicago cut an opening day limit to 28 players and repealed a rule banning college players after sophomore year. The move to aid the minors drew protests from college coaches who warned it steals talent. Commissioner Ford Frick cited past impractical restrictions and backdoor signings. Cubs figures dominated trades with St. Louis and New York, while rosters shrink to aid affiliates.
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Double Play Marred by Birthday Accident
Six year old Michael Sullivan of Phoenix will face a challenge to his birthday plans after breaking his left arm on October 20 and then his right arm when he fell from a low yard fence on Sunday.
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Mike
Feller May Quit Game
CHICAGO AP reports pitcher Bob Feller, famed Indians ace, seriously considers retirement after 21 seasons. A friend says Feller told someone he plans to leave baseball and may accept a front office role with Cleveland.
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Bob Feller
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Garden City Junior College
Broacbusters
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Selday Agait
Weber
Cleve Nege
Utah
Brown
Hank Greenberg
Texas ‘Panhandle
Russell
Gingle
D.r- Adams
Chase
Kansas
Adams
Blaine Hollinger
New York
Gram
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Sugar Ray Robinson
Gene Lisa Rhodes
Madras
Son Square Garden
Jayhawks
Boulder
Cole
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Seattle
Paul Jorgensen
Newcomj
Rhodes
Colorado
Port Arthur
Tex
Carmelo Costa
Brooklyn
Miami
Fla
Robinson
Clemson
Hollinger
Buffaloes
Billy Brown
Bob Bills
Scoreboard roundup of Kansas and national college games
Numerous basketball results from Junction City to Valhalla list high school and college scores. Notable: Union College beat Fort Scott 95, Southwestern Baptist 104, and Kansas teams like Pittsburg State and Bethel appear with varied outcomes. Also lists professional and college matchups across multiple venues.
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Junction City
Highland Park
Everest
Robinson
Atchivon
Hiawatha
Scott
Sharon Springs
AL Jetmore
Minneola
Abilene
Lindsborg
Af LaCrosse
Victoria
Medicine Lodge
Caldwell
Lewis
Rozel
Beattia
Formation Aa Holcomb
Sublette
Rolla
Manter
Buhler
Burrton Jt Pawnee Rock
Gurtiota
Plevna
Turon
Lakin
Tibune
Milton
Adam
Deerfield 'Ea
Ellinwood
St. John Bobesti
Mackshire
At - Kingman
Anthony
Stafford
Lyons
Kinsley
Greensboro
Kismet
Union College
Southwestern Bapils Yio
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Pratt
Mipeslls
Rex
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Fe ‘Wayne
Bt. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Columbia
Fordham
Connecticut
Rutgers
Clemson
N.C
Covertine
Wake Forest
Virginia
Waah-Lee
Richmond
Bowling Green
Detroit
Okla
Southwestern
Nortwestern
Phillips Southeastern
Starway
Okla A&m
Bat Central
Ainteeville
Benedict's
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Ite
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Fort Hays
State
Kearney McPherson
Sterling
Bet Vel
Southern Methodia
Say Club Is No Union In Baseball Circles
A group meeting in New Orleans led to a social gathering as Vic Seixas, elected president of the new union group, suffers a shoulder ailment. Bob Feller remains hopeful Vic will recover in time for interzone matches and the group aims to promote baseball through annual conventions for active and inactive players.
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Vic Seix
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Busters Slip In Two Pointer Amid Quick Fresh Play
In a brief, fast sequence the Busters demonstrate speed to slip in a decisive two pointer. The action underscores their capacity for rapid, low-effort scoring when defense relaxes.
Holcomb Beats Sublette For Second Victory
Holcomb defeated Sublette 38 to 31 in a Hi Plains league game last night. Marion Mertz scored 15 points to lead the Longhorns, as Sublette managed just 11 points in the first half. Holcomb led 13–1 in the opening quarter and moved to a 22–11 halftime edge, with a 29–17 third quarter.
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Sublette
Hi-Plains
Marion Mertz
Longhorns
Deerfield Dominates Shallow Water in Valley League Win
Deerfield crushed Shallow Water 64-24 in a Western Ark Valley league game. Richard Elliott scored 16 and Noel Taylor 15 as Deerfield built a 21-9 halftime lead and sealed a strong victory. It was Shallow Water’s fourth straight defeat and Deerfield’s third win in four outings.
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Deerfield
Richard Elliott
Noel Taylor
Shallow Water
Leoti Beats Sharon Springs 61-41 Nonleague Win
Leoti ran away from Sharon Springs last night in a non-league game, blasting out a 61-42 victory. The Indians opened a close first quarter with a big run in the second period to seize a lead never relinquished. Roger With led Leoti with 17 points, followed by Riddow 14 and Brown 13 as Léoti posted their second win in as many games this season.
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Sharon Springs
Indians
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Riddough
Brown
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Crossword Puzzle Clues Jumble From Yesterday
A garbled OCR style clue list presents a dense crossword puzzle with mixed words, names, and themes. The text includes scattered references to persons, places, and letters, resembling a hurried newspaper puzzle page with numerous misprints and garbled segments.
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