Kansas football hopes rest on grades and early promise
Kansas coach Chuck Mather reports spring semester grades have erased last season's 16 ineligible players and could allow full use of spring participants this fall. The team may win two or three of ten games, aiming to snap a 16-game losing streak. Recruiting by Jack Mitchell at Arkansas draws top Texas talent, while Kansas shows strong track talent with Freeman, Oerter, and McNeal among standout freshmen and distance stars shaping future teams.
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Morrow Eyes Longer Stride After 32 Relay Move
Morrow favors a longer stance, saying 32 gives more time to hit full gear. He has the size and speed for a longer haul and once considered Kansas before deeming ACC home with many relatives nearby. He starred as a relay anchor in April at the Kansas Relays.
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South Park League baseball scores Tuesday night
The IOOF defeated the Jaycees 11 to 5 while Kiwanis beat the Lions in Tuesday action at South Park. Box scores summarize the night’s results for the league.
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Ezzard Charles to Meet Holman in TV Bout Tonight
Cincinnati heavyweight Ezzard Charles faces Chicago challenger Johnny Holman in a televised bout at 10 p.m. CST. Holman handed Charles a ninth round stoppage in their April Miami Beach meeting, leaving Charles intent on reclaiming the edge and proving himself a top fighter.
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Tech Trio to Join Rams in Preseason Signings
The Los Angeles Rams signed linebacker Larry Morris their top draft pick, end Henry Hair, and halfback Billy Teas from Georgia Tech. The trio are set to report for preseason training next month.
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Nehru Opens Talks with Russian Leaders in Moscow
Indian Prime Minister Nehru began an hour long meeting with Foreign Minister Molotov in Moscow on the first day of a two week Soviet tour. Ambassador Menon said they covered almost every current world affairs question, but he did not reveal topics. The meeting delayed Nehru's wreath laying at Lenin and Stalin tomb.
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Sioux City Soos Rally To Edge Des Moines 10 9
Sioux City Soos, trailing by seven, staged a dramatic ninth inning comeback to beat Des Moines 10-9 with two outs in the ninth. Lincoln shut out Pueblo 3-0 to trim Wichita’s lead. Indians split a doubleheader with Colorado Springs, rebounding from a 5-1 loss to win 5-4. Des Moines built a 7-0 lead before Sioux City’s late rally sparked by Jack Lewis’ single scoring the winner.
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
San Antonio reports Chebo Hernandez from Juarez out pointed Norris Burse from Roberts town. Miami Beach saw Chuck Speiser knock out Andy Mayfield, Detroit. Seattle match featured Pat McMurtry of 1881 weight with Bob Albright of 216 in Tacoma. Drew 8.
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Musial Sparks as Cards Top Phillies 5-4 in Philadelphia
Stan Musial delivered three hits and three RBIs including a first inning double, sparking the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Del Ennis and Jim Greengrass hit two run homers for Philly, but St. Louis tied in the fifth and won in the eighth on Red Schoendienst’s single and Musial’s triple.
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Leftist Strikes Close Two Singapore Plants
Leftist led strikes totaling about 2100 workers halted operations at two Singapore factories, including a Firestone Rubber Co unit. Strikers demanded higher pay and improved conditions, with the protests also impacting the British owned Hume Industries plant.
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Eudora Odd Fellows Elect Officiers At Thursday Meeting
Eudora Odd Fellows held their weekly session Thursday night and elected Floyd Broers as noble grand John O Berge as vice grand Don Lewis as secretary Merle Morriss as treasurer D M Harris was recommended for a position at the meeting.
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Local Doctor Active in Kansas City Community
Dr. Grosdidier a 20 year physician and AMA member active in St. Margaret's Providence Hospital and Cathedral of St Peters parish. He and wife Celestine raise three daughters in Kansas City and own a farm south of Eudora. He belongs to Holy Name Society and St. Vincent De Paul and works with Francis Born’s family on the farm.
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Dist Conference in Kansas City Sunday Weekend Socials
Mr and Mrs C A Fleming spent Monday in Topeka and called on relatives in the afternoon. Harold Daugherty Lorrene White and children attended a farewell party for Mr and Mrs J F Brown and family moving to Colorado at the Cleason home. Richard Hart and daughter Diane from Topeka also attended. Joe Zillner and Jerome Zillner with two children from Lawrence were dinner guests at John Kasberger's in Lawrence. Larry Kasberger Salina will stay several weeks with grandparents John Kasberger in Salina.
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