Kansas University football Alumni lineup favors many rookies
Chuck Mather plans to rely on freshmen and sophomores for the fall season. Lynn McCarthy Jim Leteavits Tom Rosowicz and Burt Stueve head a wave of new talent, while John Wertzberger will defer until 1994. Veterans strife heats race for end tackle and guard spots as the Alumni lineup shows strong rookie impact.
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Kansas University
Soach
Chuck Mather
Lynn McCarthy
St. Peter, Minn
Jim Leteavits
Massillon
Ohio
Grads
Leteavits
Terry McIntosh
Tom Rosowicz
Hammond
Ind
Tom
Burt Stueve
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Frank Gibson
Lawrence
Jim Hull
Wichita
Stueve
Gibson
Hull
Jim
Massillon High
Mather
Bob Kraus
Joe Baglewski
John Wertzberger
Pivot
Dick Reich
Frank Black
Norman Redd
Wally Stranch
York
Fort Worth
LaVern Fiss
Bill Bell
Don Martin
McCarthy
Letcavits
Rosowicz
Chuck
Soph
Gene Blasi
Kraus
George Remsberg
Don Pfatzenreuter
Dudley Budrich
Purdue
Bev Buller
Strauch
Bev
Moody
Bloney
Traylor
Francisco
Sopho-Be Baker
Will Wen
al Stevenson
Iowa’ State
Soph Joe Held
Topeka
Kentucky All American and Dick Knostman Highlight
Kentucky’s All American star and former Kansas State standout Dick Knostman feature in a note highlighting collegiate football honors and past A A selections.
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Kentucky
Dick Knostman
Kansas State
Aggies Aim to Extend 11th Straight Texas College Baseball Bid
Oklahoma A and M sought to push its season to 11- here in the finale of a two game series with Kansas. The Aggies crushed KU 16 7 in the first game as Kansas entered the non conference clash at 4 5.
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Strauch
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Oliver Spencer
Harlingen
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Ollie
Air Force
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Oliie
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Marvin Small
Beechcraft
Marv
Beech
Wichita
Small
Oklahoma A & M
Kansas
Oklags
Missouri
Jayhawkers
K. U
Aggies
Oklahoma A&M vs Kansas Baseball Classic Recap
Oklahoma A&M beat Kansas 7 to 3 in a NCAA tournament style game. Jerry Patrick homered inside the park while Don Bacon and Jim Woolard added circuit shots. Patrick and Bacon drove in multiple runs as White earned the win for A&M and Fenity took the loss for Kansas.
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AE Babb
Bennett
Woolard
Hemperley
Rf Wood
A .L
Heltholt
Martin
Iliman
P. Nop
White
Anderson
Fenity
Dalton
Ullman
Patrick
Fenty
Padgett
Fentty
U— Brown
Wintera
Jerry Patrick
Don Bacon
Jim Woolard
Aggie
J. B. White
Gary Fenny
K. A
Kansas
Dr Hall Joins National Parks Advisory Board In D C
Dr E Raymond Hall director of the Kansas University Museum of Natural History is in Washington DC this week for a meeting of the advisory board on National Parks Historic Buildings and Monuments of the National Park Service. He was appointed to the 12 member board four months ago by Interior Secretary Douglas McKay.
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Kansas University Museum of Natural History
Washington, D.C
National Parks
National Park Service
Hall
Douglas McKay
Interior Department
Shantz Arm On Schedule For Saturday Start
Kansas City manager Lou Boudreau announced Bobby Shantz is coming along on track after shoulder trouble. The 1952 AL MVP, who went 24 and 7, allowed 6 hits in 7 innings against Chicago and is planned for a second start versus the White Sox at home on Saturday.
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Kansas City
Bobby Shantz
Lou Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Philadelphia
Bobby gaveiMip
Chicago
Shantz
White Sox
Italian Communist chief views U S exhibit at Milan Fair
Moscow-trained Palmiro Togliatti toured the American display on Main Street at the Milan Industrial Fair. He studied the drugstore and supermarket setup for about 15 minutes then departed without comment.
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Milan
Italy
Palmiro Togliatti
U. S
Togliatti
Vandals Damage Old High Building in Topeka
Robert L. Smith of McHugh Wrecking Co Topeka reports vandals caused about 5500 damage over the past weekend at Old High 900 Vermont Street breaking windows and door panes.
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Robert L. Smith
McHugh. Wrecking Co
Topeka
Old High
Vt. St
Diamond Data From Regional Baseball Standings
In the Texas and Southern leagues, Beaumont beat Houston 4 to 3, Oklahoma City defeated Dallas 9 to 3, Fort Worth topped Tulsa 5 to 1, and Shreveport edged San Antonio 1 to 0. In the Southern Association, New Orleans won 15 to 11 over Memphis, Chattanooga beat Birmingham 8 to 1, Atlanta downed Nashville 12 to 2, and Mobile defeated Little Rock 15 to 2.
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San Antonio
Shreveport
New Orleans
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Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nashville
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Little Rock
Nationalists speed up dispersal plans under Reds airpower threat
Taipei reports the Nationalists hastening civilian dispersal from the capital amid fears of a Communist air attack. The Central Daily News cites preparations to strike Quemoy strait islands, with Mme. Chiang Kai-shek pledging defense. U.S. and Nationalist officials hold talks on mutual defense as a claimed Liu Po-cheng arrival is noted.
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Formosa
Central Daily News
Quemoy Strait
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Liu Po-cheng
Foochow
Fukien Province
Matsu Islands
Red
Matsu
Quemoy
Class Play Presented By Oskaloosa Seniors
The senior class of Oskaloosa High School presented the comedy Mr. Corrr on Friday night with Miss Kathleen Henshaw directing. Cast included Delores Terry Phyllis Rath Delores Weible Nancy Meyer Mars Jorie Coffman Michele Lewton Clifford Dick Violet Moongold Betty Jo Miller Eugene Curt Cley Dick Hiram Stockwell Marjel Alexander and Donald Tabbert.
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Phyllis Rath
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Michele Lewton
Clifford Dick
Violet Moongold
Betty Jo Miller
Eugene Curt
Cley Dick
Hiram Stockwell
Mar Jel Alexander
Donald Tabbert
Cuba Considers Political Amnesty Bill in Deputies
In Havana the Chamber of Deputies granted preliminary approval to a bill granting amnesty to political defenders. The measure moves to the Senate for a second reading ahead of a special session next month, with President Fulgenzio Batisti expected to sign once approved.
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Havana
Cuba
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Kansan Children Likely Deprived of Salk Vaccine
Topeka reports that at least ten percent of Kansas children eligible for the Salk polio vaccine may be deprived of protection. Dr Phi Beare cites parental consent or objections as the cause. vaccine supply issues affect first and second doses in several counties.
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Kansas
Phi Beare
Otte Shite
Tealfield
Uusu
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