Kansas grid and basketball stars loom large this fall
Sport talk notes Kansas and TCU open Sept 20 with TV coverage under NCAA program. It praises Kansas athletes Frank Black and Frank Nieder, Clyde Lovellette era connections, and Kiowa to Olympic success with seven Jayhawkers making Helsinki trip. It highlights the 1952 Kansas basketball team’s Olympic run and Vic Jays’s return to Lawrence.
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Ayho
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Ft Worth
Hullaballoo
Lawrence High
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Charlie
Ko OU
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Bill
Nieder
AML
K. U
Athhate
Hans
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States
Midwest
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Baseball
Red Sox
New York Yanket
Kansas State
iKen- Tree
Vic Jays
Lawrence
New York
Mt. Oread
Helsinki
Iheland
Insah
S. Olympic Club
Russia
World Championship golf opens with Snead favoured
The Chicago World Championship golf event opens Thursday promising a $25,000 first prize to Slammin Sammy Snead who is favored to win. Noted players Nelson, Hogan and Locke are absent, while promoters push a record cash lure. Hogan may still appear, and Locke has withdrawn.
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Chicago
Sammy Snead
Snead
Tam
Aren Nelson
Ben Hogan
Bobby Locke
George
May
Nelson
Texas
Hogan
Locker
Stiil
Locke
Hasan
Dining Habits Reveal Uniform Home Style Eating
The report notes residents eat regularly and obtain meals in similar fashion to home dining. There are no preferences for expensive table items or luxury steaks, indicating satisfaction with the plan and consistent eating behavior across households.
Western Association action paints Owls, Indians in split
Fort Smith Indians take both ends of a doubleheader with Topeka 2-1 and 6-3 to widen their lead. Hutchinson Iris beat Joplin, Muskogee Giants split with Salina as Rex Babcock drives in three for Joplin. Topeka pitcher Ray Yelle and Ft. Smith hurlers go the distance in an eight inning opener.
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Ft. Smith Indians
Western Association
Topeka
Hutchinson
Iris
Joplin
Muskogee
Giants
Salina
Rhiejays
Dick Pahmahmie
Ray Yelle
Indians
Ft. Smith
St Twee
Rex Babcock
Elk
John Brown
Bues
Hard-Hitting Scrappers Clash on TV Tonight
Chicago boxing fans tune in for a televised light heavyweight bout between Johnson of Philadelphia, ranked No 2, and Chicagoan Satterfield. Johnson is a 3 to 1 favorite, with Satterfield seeking an upset knockout. The match may run shorter than scheduled due to fighting styles, airing on standard time with Lew Bostick of Tulane University providing headlines.
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New York
NPY
Chicago
Johnson
Bob Sar
Cago Stadium
Philadelphia
Satterfield
Joe Wyatt
Archie Moore
Monthly meal ticket offers steaks or hot dogs at one price
In Winnipeg a restaurant group promotes a monthly meal ticket that allows the purchaser to choose any three meals daily for a whole month, including steaks or hot dogs, with toasts and other items as options. The offer aims to provide flexibility and value across all meals for the month.
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Winnipeg
Canada
A_ restaurant group
TV Testing Expands TV Coverage as FCC Lifts Freeze
A big company develops a mobile test apparatus to study reception in newly opened ultra high frequency districts. The system uses a truck mounted tower that can reach a certain height and, with a receiver, determines the antenna needs for each district.
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Federal Communications Commission
Acts
Wsti
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