Pro Grid Powers Rugged And Weak Sisters Show Life
The 1954 NFL season nears opening week as top teams show strength and others gain momentum. Cleveland Browns beat Green Bay 13 7 in Akron while New York Giants outscored San Francisco 23 17 in Seattle. Baltimore Calls routed Ft Belvoir 61 at Westminster and Chicago Cardinals defeated Bears 21 6 in Jacksonville.
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Wil son Reservoir Plan Near Russell by U.S. Agency
U S Bureau of Reclamation releases details for a Wil son reservoir on the Saline River northeast of Russell. The project aims to provide irrigation storage and flood control for the region.
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Missing Tandem Dominates Preseason Big Seven Poll
Colorado’s Frank Bernardi and Carroll Hardy, a famed backfield duo, will miss the Buffs autumn play yet loom large in Big Seven preseason voting. Oklahoma leads the poll while Cal Ward's Colorado squad is highlighted for strong line depth and backfield questions.
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Fay Crocker to Head Field for K. C. Open
Fay Crocker will head the field for the Kansas City Open as part of a three day five thousand dollar Women s Heart National Golf Tour event in Kansas City. Marian Gault Jean Ashley Cha Suggs and the Bauer sisters are among entrants.
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Dodgers Face Possible Collapse As Season Fades
Dodgers drop a fourth straight defeat 8-4 to the Phillies and fall into 18 losses in 14 games. Milwaukee and New York surge as Chicago and Cincinnati win, while the Phillies and Yankees push toward the pennant. The club clings to a shrinking lead and recalls past late-season slips in 1914 and 1929.
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Lefty Drought Ended as Redlegs Sweep Cardinals 4–0
Rookie Don Gross in a four hit shutout leads Cincinnati over St. Louis 4–0 at Cincinnati. Wally Post hits his 31st homer in the seventh to break the game open. Cardinals suffer fifth straight defeat as Gross improves to 2-0.
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Pratt Pride edition highlights Pratt schools magazine style
The Pratt Tribune presents Pride edition a second magazine styled issue featuring Pratt schools and community outlets. It describes progress across multiple phases with detailed outlets and community focus in a bound magazine format.
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Pratt Tribune Today
Buhl's Comeback Sparks Braves Surge in NL ERA Race
Milwaukee ace Bob Buhl revived the Braves with a 12th win after beating the Cubs on seven hits. His 2.85 ERA trails only Robin Roberts as Don Newcombe sits third with 2.91, continuing a strong stretch for Buhl despite last year's slump.
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Minoso on Batting Spree To Hike Average to .280
Chicago's Minnie Minoso, back from May injury, has hit in 13 straight games. He owns 24 hits in 58 at bats, lifting his average from .257 to .280 as the White Sox sweep a Detroit doubleheader 20–8 and 8–2, with a 6-for-9 performance including a triple and a homer.
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