Big Six squads prep for opening games September 21
Football hopefuls gather at Big Six practice fields as Missouri and Kansas State begin two a day sessions ahead of the September 21 conference openers. Jayhawks, Tigers, Sooners, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa State report new rosters, with 34 Missouri lettermen and about 150 at Oklahoma.
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Lees Summit
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Don Faurot
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Hobbs Adams
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Texas University
Austin
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Boulder
Colo
Colorado Buffaloes Schedule Includes 18 Games Against Top Foes
Frosty Cox organized an 18 game slate for Colorado with three clashes versus Kansas Jayhawkers and nonconference dates against Temple and NYU. The season opens December 16 at home vs San Francisco, with a January 4 Big Seven opener at Denver and a January 2 meeting in Kansas City.
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Pasquel Receives 5000 Dollar Check Clearing Up Dispute
Mexico City reports the Mexican league president received a 5000 dollar check from Vernon Stephens relating to a claimed 17500 contract. Pasquel says the check was misaddressed and Stephens had returned money. he also sent Stephens a separate payment for two games played. In Los Angeles, the New York Eleven defeated the Dons 21 to 7 at Gilmore Stadium with Orben Sanders starring.
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Los Angeles
Orben
Spec) Sanders
Yankees
Los Angeles Dons
Gilmore Stadium
Jayhawkers to Meet Stars in 1946 Football Schedule
Kansas faces Oklahoma A&M star Blond Fenimore and Ray Evans of Kansas in a 1946 football slate packed with Midlands stars. The six year series with Oklahoma State opens in Stillwater, with TCU, Tulsa, Denver, Iowa State, Kansas State and Missouri also on the tough lineup.
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Geokabauch
J. D. Cheek
Oklahoma
Memorial Stadium
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Jayhawk Ans
G.I
Joe Ng
O.U
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Lee Ma
Jimmy
Emmy Tallchief
Jake McAllister
Sonal
Plan for cup playoff to fund players pension outlined
New York August 31 Harry Simmons proposes a 16 team cup playoff across majors with staged rounds from May to September to boost the pension fund. He suggests $2000 taken from game recounts to create a 30000 net for the winning all star team and urges top officials to back the idea. Michigan football captains race also noted with five contenders including Renner and Wiese.
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New York
Lpi
International League
Harry Simmons
Harry
Giants
Yankees
National League Batting Leaders and Standings Snapshot
The report lists top NL hitters including Musial St Louis 371 Hopp Barton 244 and Slaughter 99 runs. Mentions Walker Brooklyn 95 and Cavarretta Chicago 7 doubles and Mize New York 22 homers. Also shows pitching leaders Ferriss Boston 22 4 and Newhounger Detroit 22 6 with a team context of 765 750 batting averages.
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Yankees Beat Red Sox 7-1 Behind One-Hitter By Revens
The Associated Press reports ace Revens hurled a one-hitter lifting the New York Yankees to a 7-1 win over Dave Ferriss and the Boston Red Sox. Context notes include past trades and notable tennis results from earlier eras.
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New York Yankees
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Boston Red Sox
Washington Seratora
Buck Newsom
St. Louia Browns
Pauline Retz
Doris Hart
Don Rudge
Gene Mako
Wilmer Allison
John van Ryn
Brookline
St. Joseph Cardinals Close Gap in Western Association Race
The St. Joseph Cardinals defeated Salina 11-3 on their home diamond to move within a notch of the Hutchinson Cubs, who were humbled 6-1 by the Leavenworth Braves. Bill Washburn allowed 3 runs on 13 hits for Salina while Herb Madigan fired a 3-0 shutout for the Giants against Joplin. Pete Deem and Allen McElreath powered a Muskogee attack beating Topeka 7-4 with Deem homering and McElreath adding a homer later.
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Pete Deem
Allen McElreath
Ted
Muskogee
Topeka Owls
Deem
McElreath
Boston Wins a Pair as Red Sox Take Doubleheader
In one scheduled American League day Boston Red Sox beat Philadelphia Athletics 6-0 in the first game and won the nightcap 5-3. Tex Hughson earned his 15th win with a shutout on four hits. The victories widened Boston’s lead over the Yankees to 13 1/2 games and kept pressure on the league race. The Phillies edged the Giants 4-3 at the Polo Grounds to gain a two-game cushion in the National League standings.
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Softball doubleheader set for Southpark Monday night
Two games scheduled in Southpark Monday evening. At 7 30 Baldwin girls face Lawre city gals and at 9 P L win All Stars meet Eac ss in a bracketed league showcase.
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Hogan tops first round in Golden State golf classic
Ben Hogan shot five under par in the first round of the $15,000 72 hole Golden State event, finishing with a 67. Herman Keiser and several names followed close, while many others struggled in the hilly course conditions.
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Los Angeles
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Jim Demaret
Houston
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Barney Clark
Lloyd Mangrum
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Herman Barron
White Plains
N.Y
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Veterans Treated at Winter General Hospital in Topeka
Twelve Douglas county veterans are among 400 Kansas veterans currently receiving treatment at Winter General Hospital in Topeka.
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Kansas
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
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