Phog Allen’s Kansas drills feature wide lineup changes
Kansas coach Phog Allen led two long practice sessions as the Jayhawks prepared for the Big Seven pre season tournament in Kansas City. A crowded scrimmage showcased a platoon system, with Reinforcing players Gil Reich and Al Kelley among others shifting into the starting mix. Meanwhile Shrine game updates included East and West backfield selections and a passing workout led by Howie Odell.
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Shrine Allstar Protest Over Extra Player Steams Up
Miami officials protest South roster changes for Shrine Christmas night game in the Orange Bowl. Randy Broyles added to replace Buck McPhail who missed practices. McPhail expected to start at fullback with Scarbath at quarterback and Hook Koch in the backfield. North coach Holcomb warns of eligibility rules as Maryland coach Jim Tatum helps Gus Gustafson with the split T offense. Hawke co captains are Don Moomaw and Dale Samuels as North eyes defense to stop the South.
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Unbeaten Topeka Area Teams Lead Class AA Race
Five major pre holiday games Tuesday showcase unbeaten Wichita East at Wellington and Newton facing undefeated Winfield. Other perfect records include Dodge City Independence Wichita Planeview Shawnee Mission and Topeka. AP tally lists Ed Delk Highland Park top AA scorer at 23.4 ppg across five games through Dec 20.
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No 1 LaSalle To Be Tested This Weekend
No 1 LaSalle of Philadelphia remains undefeated and tops the AP poll as the Explorers head to Madison Square Garden for an eight team holiday tournament. They face DePaul in the opener while others in the field include Manhattan Cincinnati St Johns Brooklyn Miami Ohio NYU and Utah State. LaSalle has 28 of 77 first place votes and 630 points narrowly ahead of Illinois 577. Seton Hall Holy Cross Kansas State and North Carolina State round out the top ten with other strong teams active in holiday tourneys across the country.
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Oklahoma City U. Mentor Rates Star Among Greats
Oklahoma City University guard Arnold Short, a 6 foot 3 forward, stands out after six games with 152 points averaging 25.4. Coach Doyle Parrack hails him as one of the finest shooters with an uncanny eye and strong defense. Short set a school record with 32 points against Oklahoma Baptist and scored 28 against Hardin-Simmons, illustrating peak form and stamina.
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Yankees and Red Sox duel for Negro pitcher Greason
The world champion New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox bid above 30 000 for Bill Greason of Oklahoma City, a right handed Negro pitcher with nine wins and one loss in the Texas League last year. Both clubs pursue him amid a broader question of integrating as major league teams with few or no Negro players. Greason was acquired via a telephone tip from a marine sergeant, with E B. J. Humphries owning Oklahoma City club.
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Line Beginning to Form NEW YORK
Archie Moore, the new light heavyweight champion, faces a busy title span as plans emerge for two international bouts if Joey Maxim declines a return bout. Talks focus on Moore versus Randy Turpin in Britain, with Argentina pressing for Moore to meet heavyweight Cesar Brion in an over weight clash.
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College Scores From Roundup Across The Nation
College basketball results show George Washington 115 Duke 87 and West Virginia 91 South Carolina 74 while Baylor 66 Oklahoma 72 and Brigham Young 86 St Louis 69 appear among others. The note adds a science line on comet speeds and distance from the sun.
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Kansas Cage Greats Recall Glory and Big Seven Preview
Air Force Lt Bill Lienhard coach of Camp Kilmer recalls KU basketball stars from the national title era and Olympic teams. Nebraska hosts California and opens Big Seven play as Kansas faces Mitchell Field and Kilmer rematch. Yale guests add to the Big Seven tourney talk as K U and Nebraska assess revamped lineups and reserve strength ahead of looming conference clashes.
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Catlin Ace Named Top Lineman in 1952 Big Seven
Catlin Oklahoma star lineman earns Most Valuable Lineman honors in the Big Seven Missouri Valley sector for 1952. Award announced by Don Pierce with Midwest Football Writers. Billy Wessels named No 1 back earlier. Marvin Maturak of Tulsa runner up. other vote receivers included Bill Burns, Bob Handa, and Jerry Minnich. An engraved wristwatch will be presented from a regional newspaper fund.
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Rocket Ship Would Make Paul Brown Task Easier
Rocket ship would speed Paul Brown to three senior bowl coaching gigs over successive weekends. Brown, head coach of the Cleveland Browns, notified Mobile officials he will coach the North team in the East West pease game, then depart for the West after the event.
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Browns Prepare for NFL Title Clash in Los Angeles
One of the teams set to play in the Alkatar per game in Los Angeles on January 10. Until Sunday the hard working Brown will coach the Browns for pro football's biggest game next Sunday in Cleveland. Browns face the Detroit Lions for the National Football League title. Hyenas have four toes on each foot.
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