Jayhawks laud 1951 season and staff effort
Kansas coach Jules Sikes praised the 1951 Jayhawks for an 82 record, noting that many inexperienced players stepped up to fill gaps on offense and defense. He credited line coach Pop Werner and the team’s spirit for rallying from deficits in four of six come-from-behind wins. The report also notes Allan Woolard named Coach of the Year by the Topeka Capital, and outlines the upcomingQuarterback Club banquet featuring Red Grange as guest speaker.
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Kansas
Jules Sikes
Jayhawkers
Wint
Bill Schanke
Pop Werner
Jayhawker
K. U
Jays
Hawks
Oklahoma
Colorado
Sikes
Allan Woolard
Lawrence
Topeka Daily Capital
Woolard
Lion Gridrders
Capital
Dick Snider
Bob Hurt
Bill Mayer
Journal-World
John Andrews
Chamber of Commerce
Harold
Red) Grange
Illinois
Andrews
Max Falkenstien
WREN
Topeka
Red Grange
Bob Oyler
Drayhawker Memorial Stadium
Lonborg
Chai earns AP Little All-America berth for 1951
William Chai of College of Emporia earned a guard spot on the AP Little All-America football team for 1951. Teammates Lem Harkey and Ken Long received honorable mention, with Tom Lester of Pittsburg State also honored.
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New York
Drc
William Chai
College of Emporia
Associated Press
Kansas
Chai
Bowling Notes Show Mixed Results Across Leagues
A roundup of bowling results across multiple leagues includes Owl Baliwin sweeping John's Novelty Shop, George's Pips Shop taking two, and Western Auto Supply winning the odd game. Other highlights include Standard Oil sweeping three from Pladium, and Bayer Motors toppling Veterans of Foreign Wars. Standings feature Bob's Market leading with 35 wins in a split season, while St. Petersburg’s Bob Quinn, once Boston Braves president, remains in grave condition after six days in hospital with a cerebral hemorrhage.
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John
Chariton Insuran
George
Western Auto Supply
Franz Conoco
Standard Oil
Pladium
Kitty Clover
Weary
No. 3
Sigmarg
Westvaco No
Gue
Morea Jack
Andera Studebaker
Francis
Madi Implements
Balfour
Nieder Implement
Miller Furniture
Winter Chevrolet
Bailey Laboratories
Sinclair Refining
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Lawrence
Frit
Reusch
Franz Cabria
Rhodes Roofers
American Legion
Independent Laundry
Smith Floral
Rapid Transit
Sterling Furniture
Lawrence Paper
Jayhawk
McDonald
Sanders Motors
Blue Ribbon
Decker-Coy
Rankin's Druga
Atlantic & Ificarent
Perry Lions
Hillview II
Hercules Powder
Blokely Yoods
Safeway
Thorsday
Jayhawkie
Rane Motors
Th Street
Scott Temperature
Jacquietity
Service Grocery
Knights of ‘Columbua
Laming
Ford
American Service Co
Auto Wrecking
Man's TV
Coca- Hottling
Bob's Market
Drepper
Laming Ford
LSU
Stokey's
Tonganozia Merchanta
Blue Mil
Poehler'a Mercantile
Round Corner
Zim's
Shack Shop
Fritxe
Lockera
Dr. Pepper
Fritzel Lockers
Poehler Mercantile
Zim' Ck Shop
Tonganozie Merchants
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Ord
Blue Mi
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Nerserevmeee
Robarts
Zim
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Fla
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Boston Braves
St. Anthonys Hospital
OWL League
Chariton Insurance
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Wa Frans Conoco
Baldwin
John'a Shop AX
Sigma Nu
Westvaco
Ly High George
Furie
iJohn's
Lovelty
BAS Chambers Chariton
Rad Frans Conore
von Tage Franela Xport
Bandera Studebaker
Moras Menies
iMads Imple
Raley
Rat Boyer Motors
Miller Furniture Nieder
Wilson
Sande Individua
Lxon
Handera
Ener
Itaam
Sandera Studebaker Omen
Francis Pot Shop
Lort Fritzel- Jayhawk
Eundry
Arate
Atte
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Sanders Motor
Rankin’s Drugs
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Hillview Golf
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Pac
Avantle & Eekly
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Eget
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Lota
Jacques Realty
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Esse
Éid Street
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Jayhawk Cafe
Intone VA Auto Wreckin Nobeere
Knights of Colu UB Aenttene
Ransdell Motors
A Beaman’s Sopnee—Asteennnenpemeit
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Cota
O'Brien
American Service
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Knights of Columbus
Jacques Rei Pally
Jacques Really Sun
Vincent
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Standard Life
Morgan Mack
Lawrence, Jary
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McGrew
Gates
Weave
Lorrain
Morgan-Mack
Ind
Mack
Holmes & Peck
I New York Cleaners
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Barteldan Seeds
Haske
Lawrence Sanitary
Jayhawk League push and campus sports notes
Sport Slants recalls two former coaches in Kansas sending quail wings to H Umith and Steckebrand, and notes Holton and Haskell joining Jayhawk Athletic League with eight members. It also covers Jayhawker football and basketball outlook, stadium upgrades at Memorial Stadium, and Missouri Kansas football reflections after a close game.
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Steckebrand
Tola
Independence
Floyd Smith
Tola High Cou
Ncw
Allen County
H. U
Smith
Holton Board of Education
Jayhawk Athletic League
Holton
Haskell
Loope
Jayhawk League
Hayden
Seaman
Washburn Rural
Osage City
Wamero
George Bistline
Hutchinson Coach Resigns After Five Years at Hutchinson High
Gene Niewald, Hutchinson High School football coach for five years, resigned yesterday in Hutchinson Kansas. He said he wants to return to teaching duties.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Gene Niewald
Bradley U. trio of hoops players desert team in December
Three Bradley University basketball players Pat Dunn Don Anielak and Dick Pikrone returned home after leaving the Bradley squad before the season opener. Dunn planned to pursue colleges in Florida or Alabama while Anielak and Pikrone debated their options. Coach Forrest Anderson said the trio are finished at Bradley and unlikely to return or play elsewhere with certainty.
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Chicago
U—Bradley
Pat Dunn
Dunn
Don Anielak
St. Louis
Moberly
Dick Pikrone
Kentucky
Bradley
Anielak
Pikrone
Joseph L. Dunn
University of Miami
Florida
University of Alabama
Pat
Miami
Rupp
Adolph Rupp
Forrest Anderson
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
Honolulu fighters Shirai and Marino faced off with close scores as Currola and Filgueroa drew after a halt due to a head impact. Moran stopped Smith in San Antonio while another bout halted over Garolle’s eye and a collision incident at ringside.
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Yosho Shirai
Japan
Dado Marino
Joe Currola
Los Angastes
Sammy Filgueroa
Corona
Calif
Drew
Garolle
San Antonio
Tex
Joe Moran
Dick Smith
Oklahoma City
Kazmaier Wins 1951 Heisman for Princeton Star
Dick Kazmaier of Princeton captures the 1951 Heisman Award with 1777 points, the highest in 17 years of voting. Tennessee’s Hank Lauricella is second with 424 votes, Kentucky’s Babe Parilli third with 344, and Oklahoma’s Jim Weatherall has 92. Kazmaier led the nation in total offense with 1827 yards.
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New York
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Kazmaier
Jim Weatherall
Oklahoma
Heavyweight Title Fight Ends in 11th Round KO
The Associated Press reports heavyweight champion Charles defended his title by knocking out Nick Barone in the 11th round in Cincinnati. The piece also notes past sports and public-service items with scattered historical context.
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Associated Press
Tzuard Charles
Nick Barone
Cincinnati
George Trautman
W. G. Bramham
Hank Greenber
Detro Tigers
New York University
United States
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