Notable Collegiate Upsets and Pro Bowl All-Stars Highlight Week
A scramble of college rankings and matchups features Long Island University and Columbia, with St. Louis University and Bradley in notable battles as top teams stumble. The NFL Pro Bowl in Los Angeles sees Graham star after a 27 14 third quarter deficit, guiding the Browns to 30 28 win over the Rams. Waterfield shines for the Rams but Graham's fourth quarter surge seals MVP honors amid a 53 676 Memorial Coliseum crowd.
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Bison
Tony Mr Uso
Long Island University
Columbia
St Venture
St. John
Brooklyn
Oklahoma A
M. Long Island
Kentucky
Bradley
Cris Ae Setae Ani Tha
St. Louis University
Billiken Crew
Billikens
Detroit
Madison Square Gardens
Dukes
Cincinnati
Celaratis
Penn
Bonaventure
Niagara
LSU
St. Louis
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Yale
St. Bonaventure
Rharadey
Ate
Duquesne
Wyoming
Murray State
Hamline
Princeton
Washim and
Jefferson
Washington
Brigham Young
Need
Washington and
Waynesburg
Oregon State
Lea Ms
Los Angeles Rams
Otto
Pat Harder
Graham
Americans
Nationals
Rams
Bob Waterfield
Gun
Tommy Fears
Rama
Dan Edwards
New York Yankees
Waterfield
N.F.L
Memorial Coliseum
Notable names in sports and journalism amid college culture
The piece lists coach Harry E. Valentine publisher Fisher Horace Fry of Spearville and A D Notre the Clay Center Dispatch as executives. It notes awardees Swede Nelson for sportsmanship in Boston and John Pettibon for outstanding regional athlete. It mentions a rebuttal speaker in a code dispute and a dramatic grant request scene involving an athletic director and Willy Sikyhuis over travel funds.
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Harry E. Valentine
Fisher
Horace Fry
Spearville
A. D
Notre
Clay Center Dispatch
Treasure News
Dame
Kerm Powers
Thayer News
Bob Williams
Nelson
Boston
John Pettibon
New Orleana
Guy
Gordon Gray
North Carolina
Willy Sikyhuis
Herman Hickman
Texas
The
Alamo
Battle for points in Kansas conference scorers race
In Kansas City on January 15, Dudley Geise 206 and Dean Wyrick 192 lead the chase for scoring honors as Kansas Wesleyan and Ottawa face a busy schedule with Bethel Bethany and Baker upcoming. Don Anderson of Kansas Wesleyan has 190 points and the week’s lineup includes games at Salina Baldwin and other sites. Cliffwood Beach reports Ciara Carey, 34, mother of 18th child born to a 60 dollar weekly boiler maker husband.
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Kansas
Otters
Titch
X Notch Dawn
Kansas Wesleyan
Coyotes
Dudley Geise
Dean Wyrick
Geise
Wyrek
Don Anderson
Ottawa
Anderson
Bethel
Bethany
Salina
Baker
Baldwin
College of Emporia
Tabor
McPherson
Cliffwood Beach
N. J
Ciara Carey
Title decision looming after KU K-State showdown
Kansas and Kansas State, both undefeated in Big Seven play, face off in Lawrence with league title implications. Key injury woes for K State star Ed Head and a standout 12,060 attendance mark highlight a high stakes clash.
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Twe Wee
K-State
Jack Gardner
Ed Head
Kansas
Gardner
Iowa
Kansas State Wildcats
Iowa State
Jack Sandner
Kansas State
Night Openers Highlight 1951 Chicago League Schedule
The 1951 American League season will feature 197 night games, including the first nocturnal opener in the junior circuit. Opening night is April 16 with New York at Washington as President Truman attends the ball toss. The season ends September 30 with Chicago at St. Louis and other city pairings. Washington and Philadelphia add one night game each, while St. Louis Browns drop eight.
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Chicago
New York
Washington
Truman
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Senators
Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Bo McMillin Declines State Athletic Director Post
In Dallas on January 15, Hugh Fullerton Jr. reports that Bo McMillin will not accept the Kansas State athletic director position. The column discusses SMU football history, players like Benners and Rote, and notes about Terry McFarlane’s polio comeback during a rainy Cotton Bowl era.
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Terry McFarlane
Terry
Dripping Springs
Tex
Ee Terry
Tennessee
March of Dimex
McFarlane Home
Bo McMillin
Kansas State
K-State
Hub Meyer Named Head of Press Association
Wichita Kansas January 15 UPI H A Hub Meyer Jr publisher of the Independence Reporter was selected president of the Kansas Press Association Saturday He succeeds Max Miller publisher of the Russell Record Leonard MecCalla Jr publisher of Garnett Anderson County was named vice president 2ds See
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Kan
UPI
H. A
Hub) Meyer, Jr
Independence Reporter
Kansas Press Association
Max Miller
Russell Record
Leonard MecCalla, Jr
Garnett Anderson Countain
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