Coaches Answer Faurot Charges In Missouri Talent Row
Columba me May 24. University of Missouri coach Faurot charged outstate schools lure Missouri high school players with scholarships. Northwestern Texas Centenary and George Washington denied the claims. Chevigny and others rebutted Faurot with memories of past Texas-Missouri games and alleged poaching.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Ics
Northwestern
Texas
Centenary College
George Washington University
Faurot
Missouri
Strange As It Seems by John Hix and Other Pieces
A fragmented draft discusses Strange As It Seems by John Hix and references a story by Milton. The text mixes scattered notes on Handel and biblical figures with cryptic remarks about manuscripts, battles, and fantastical landscapes. It ends hinting at Tomorrow: The Flying Ostrich.
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John Hix Fee
Pan
Peter Rents
Handel
Milton
Chareler
Sameron
Texas Coach Drops It After Missouri Inducement Claim
Texas football coach Jack Chevigny ends the controversy with Missouri coach Don Faurot after Faurot sent a telegram apologizing for statements that Texas offered summer jobs and scholarships to Missouri high school stars.
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Austin
Tex
Jack Chevigny
University of Texas
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Faurot
Texas
Missouri
Chevigny
Drivers Ready for Indy 510 Mile Qualifying Rush
Indianapolis May 21 Drivers and mechanics prepare for the 510 mile race speed runs at 1 p m after rain delayed practice. Twenty five mile qualifying tests loom with 19 spots left as Warren Shaw and Maynard Clark clash in a tight field.
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Indianapolis
The
Motor Speedway
W. H
Stubby) Stubblefield
Leo Whittaker
Iis
Los Angeles
Maynard Clark
Milan
Til
Joel Throne
New York
Clark
Wilbur Shaw
Historic sports notes from early baseball and golf history
The clipping recalls past AP items: Johnny Goodman, U S Open champion, eliminated in the British amateur, with W Lawson Little Jr and George T Dunlap Jr as remaining Americans. It also notes Babe Ruth homers and Lefty Gomez strikeouts for the Yankees, Ruth's eight homers in six games, and Cornell's regatta sweep of Harvard and Syracuse at Ithaca.
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Johnny Goodman
W. Lawson Little, Jr
George T. Dunlap, Jr
Babe Ruth
Lefty Gomez
Yankees
Athletics
Ruth
Cornell
Regatte I
Harvard
Syracuse
al Ithtaca
All Star Game Format Changes Announced
Cleveland May 24 A new method for selecting the all star game is unveiled. National and American League managers will pick their teams rather than fan polls to ensure broad representation and player availability. Lineups will be announced June 28 with Frankie Frisch and Mickey Cochrane as managers. Each team will field 20 players and 52,000 seats have already been sold.
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Cleveland
William Harridge
Ford Frick
Leslie M. O'Connor
K. M. Landis
Cleveland Indians
Harridge and
Frick
Unclear Game Recap Notation and Misread Stats
The text presents a garbled recap with scattered names and numbers. It mentions a 7-1 score, Red Sox affiliations, three runs, and relief pitching but the details are unreadable. Specific players and events are not discernible due to corrupted OCR data.
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Cardinal
Airerendt
Enberg
Tigh —_Fielved
Joplin Climbs to Second in Western Assn Derby
With five straight wins, Joplin moved to second place in the Western Association standings. The Miners earned their fourth and fifth victories by defeating Ponca City’s junior squad last night.
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Joplin
Kansas City
Ponca City
Faurot Challenges College Recruiting Practices
Missouri athletic director Don Faurot accuses major programs including Texas Centenary George Washington and Northwestern of star player subsidizing and recruiting. He notes wider shifts since Carnegie Foundation No 28 and argues competition for top high school talent remains intense with no reliable zoning system.
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Alan Gould
New York
Don Faurot
Missouri
Faurot
Texas
Centenary
George Washington
Northwestern
Tigers
Carnegie Foundation
Ohio State
Ohio
Princeton
Fritz Crisler
Nassau
Dick Harlow
Harvard
Francis Schmidt
Buckeye
Pop Warner
Temple
Lawrence Ban Johnson Team to Face Leavenworth Nine
The Lawrence Ban Johnson League team will play Leavenworth Sunday at 3 on the Soldiers' Home diamond south of Leavenworth. Leavenworth and St. Joseph are tied for second in standings. Probable Lawrence lineup includes Houk, Campbell, Babcock, Harris, Murphy, Hofcom, Dover, Wartinac.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Leavenh
Soldiers
St. Joseph
Nhe
Houk
Campbell cl
Babcock
Harris
Jose Murrey
Hofcom
Dover
Wartinac
Coaches Tee Off in Annual Kansas City Golf Tourney
About 50 athletic coaches from Kansas and Missouri are expected to tee off in the annual coaches golf tournament in Kansas City. The event at Wood Hill club features 36 holes of match play with the first nine holes serving as qualifying. Participants include Ad Lindsey Bill Hargiss Mike Getta from Kansas University Forrest Cox new Colorado coach Emil Liston of Baker and Larry Mullins of St. Benedicts among others.
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Concordia
Kan
James H. Helmert
St. Benedict’s
Larry
Moon) Mullins
Board of Education
A. R
Monk) Edwards
Herington
Helmert
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Wood Hill Club
Ad Lindsey
Bill Hargiss
Mike Getta
K. U
Forrest Cox
Colorado
Emil §. Liston
Beker
Larry Mullins
Missouri considers list of candidates for track coach
Columbia May 24 The University of Missouri weighs many candidates for successor to Dr H J Huff track and field coach. Tiger alumni names include Chauncey Simpson Piser grid code Sonnett Stuber and others as board of curators ponders timing for June 4 commence ment meeting.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Uader
Tiger
H. J. Huff
Board of Curators
Chauncey Simpson
Sunt “Piser Grid Cod Sonnett Stuber, Direvtor of Athletics Fell Dilly, Eer Dewey
Ma Polytech Tasti
Bert Scott Uiniot College Land
Amdeng
Selenewer
University Cus High Schol
Cyclones Take Doubleheader From Nebraska In Big Six
Pi Towns State College rode a strong twin bill at Lincoln to defeat Nebraska 1 to 0 and 8 to 5, clinching seven wins against one loss in Big Six conference play. The games featured pitching and timely hitting as Cyclones players contributed across innings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Pi—Towns State College
Nebraska
Cyclones
Nixon elected captain of Kansas State track team
Manhattan Kan May 24 A 1 A student council president will captain next year's Kansas State track team J B Nixon Paradise Kan who won the quarter mile in every dual and triangular meet this season and holds the varsity record Nixon a junior also competes in the two mile event was elected yesterday
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Manhattan
Kan
J. B. Nixon
Paradise
Nixon
Notable Air Incident Shocks Army Post
A chaotic report describes an attempted ur-boobing failure at the capital involving Nazi-associated figures. Captain Schth was deployed to shoot down a large aircraft but was himself shot down, altering the ongoing assault.
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E Drigible
Schth
Jayhawkers Triumph in Golf Meet with Teckhurst College
The defeated Teckhurst College edged the Jayhawkers 7 to 2 in golf here yesterday. The teams split two matches, but the Jayhawkers posted the lower scores to claim a decisive win.
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K. U
Teckhurst College
Jayhawkers
Strong Negro Team Will Play at Pleasant Grove
The Pleasant Grove baseball crew faces the Kansas City Giants in a 2:30 p.m. Sunday game at Pleasant Grove Diamond. The lineup features Pugh, Vandeventer, Mor rison, Harris, Bethells, Reusch, Gufler, D. Johnson, Hupp, and K. Johnson with Hupp a veteran pitcher. Giants stars Spicer Nair Blake and Boyd among the Negro players expected to perform.
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Pleasant Grove
Kansas City Giants
Pugh
Vandeventer
Morrison
Harris
Bethells
Reusch
Gufler
D. Johnson
Hupp
K. Johnson
Waverly
Watson
Overbrook
Centropolis
Giants
Spicer
Nair
Blake
Boyd
Yesterday's Results and Classified Ad Call
Summary of scattered sports scores and standings appears garbled with references to National League and American League results. The page also promotes placing classified ads by phone, asking readers to call 23 for an Ad-Taker to sell items.
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Jack Knight
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Clea Letts
Earl Burton
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Carl Soden
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Joe Sims
Owen Willis
Neal McCrea
Mark Porter
Jack Flynn
Stockebrand
University of Kansas
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