Jayhawks Face Odd Pivot Picture at Center
Kansas University's football center role may feature a co captain in pursuit of the starting job. Dick Reich, the team's most frequent starter last season, competes with Frank Black a 6 3 34 215 pound junior who edged Reich in spring practice to become the likely 1955 starter. Other contenders include Norman Redd Ray Bower Ted Reynolds Dick Marzocco and John Wertzberger as drills continue at Mt. Oread.
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Struggle Opens For Coveted Tennis Cup
FOREST HILLS New York The Davis Cup the most coveted prize in international sport began a new round today as the United States and Australia faced each other in the Challenge.
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Kansas centers show promise amid injuries and depth
Kansas shows strong center depth with Reich and Black, both improving after injury riddled seasons. Reich, a 211 pound backfield athlete, adapted from fullback to center while coach Chuck Mather praised his durability and skill. Separate tennis scenes feature Vic Seixas and Ken Rosewall in a U.S. match with Trabert and Hoad set for later rounds. American captain Billy Talbert predicts a decisive finish by Sunday and hints at late substitutions.
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Western Kansas Baseball Championship Decided Tonight
In the final playoff, Dodge City beat Pratt 14 13 last night with 17 hits to Pratt's 15. Pratt had two home runs, a triple and eight doubles but fell short. The National Golf Foundation reports 126 new courses opened in 1954 versus 52 in 1953.
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Yankees Rally Past Indians As Stengel Trusts Coleman's Arm
The Yankees won 5 2 behind a first start by Coleman since joining the club, lifting New York to 11 games ahead of Chicago. Early Wynn exited early for Cleveland as New York built a lead, while other AL results saw Washington beat Boston and Detroit split with the Tigers. In the NL, Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati 5 5, and Philadelphia swept St Louis as Pittsburgh edged Chicago.
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Pueblo Dodgers Rally To Narrow Western League Lead
Pueblo battled back from a four-run deficit to beat Des Moines 7-5 on Thursday night moving within two games of first place in the Western League. Lincoln defeated Colorado Springs 4-3, Sioux City topped Wichita 8-5 with four homers, and Don Taussig drove in two on two long balls while Willie Kirkland hit his 39th homer of the season.
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Trapshooting's Grand American opens in Vandalia with 2000 shooters
The Grand American Handicap kicks off in Vandalia Ohio drawing more than 2000 top gunners competing for about 10000 in prize money. Yesterday a scoring mixup clouded the preliminary handicap as F B Rees was declared winner over Weldon Hopman after a disputed yardage adjustment and ATA officials investigate claims Rees should have shot from a 21 yard line.
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