Top Valley Showdowns Highlight MVC This Week
Des Moines reports Wichita Oklahoma A and M and Drake Iowa State games dominate Missouri Valley action. Wichita leads at 3 0 conference play and Drake Iowa State clash features Johnny Bright chasing a national total offense mark after a 42 14 win over Bradley. Oklahoma A and M eyes rebound from a four game skid. Tulsa nears title with 2 0 1 record and faces Texas Tech while Detroit meets Duquesne in a homecoming. Bradley also meets Wayne University.
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Saturday Grid Stars spark upset and big plays
Al Ward caps Columbian 20 19 upset over Cornell after a right end conversion. Several quarterbacks star in major results including Major leading Illinois past Michigan, Tompkins assisting Texas win, and Oklahoma beating Colorado as part of a 27th straight victory. Bobby Reynolds and Rose Bowl hopefuls featured in Nebraska and Stanford games with high scoring drives. Johnny Bright blasts Drake past Bradley with four touchdowns and three passes.
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Kansas Beats Utah in Tuneup for Oklahoma Clash
Kansas defeated Utah 34 to 26 in Salt Lake City, a high scoring tuneup before a Big Seven showdown with Oklahoma. Wade Stinson surged for 239 rushing yards, setting a Kansas single game record, while Cunningham and Bean led the Utah offense and Kansas defense held strong in the pivotal period. Kansas seeks to lift its conference standing against top-ranked Oklahoma this weekend.
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Palmer Dies Retired Pittsburg Merchant
CM Fred B. Palmer a retired Pittsburg merchant died here yesterday after being injured in an automobile accident a month earlier in Pittsburg Kansas he had been hospitalized since the crash and passes away at his home or hospital with family by his side.
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Topeka Upsets Field in KU Mile Meet
Topeka took first in the third annual T. Mile at the University of Kansas field. Steiner and Qurna led the way as rivals finished strong. a record-breaking time of 40.9 seconds highlighted the event with Wichita East taking second.
Topeka High Wins Narrow With Low Team Score
Topeka High seized victory as the low-scoring team among nine, totaling 27 points. Individual highlights include Dale Ridgeway placing third and Jim 4th with Wes Santee’s 104.2 record noted from last year. Wichita Extrad Dick Hoerath took second overall with 10 11. Others listed: Shawnee Mission, Haskell, Highland Park, and more in Holton Wyandotte area results.
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Baker Ottawa Lead Kansas City Title Bid
Baker and Ottawa push toward the Kansas Conference championship with Ottawa needing a win at Emporia on Friday to clinch. Baker beat Kansas Wesleyan 46-20 for its fifth conference victory with no losses, while McPherson and Bethel also faced pivotal clashes this week.
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Tickets for the Orange Bowl Game All Sold Out
Miami Florida November 6 The Orange Bowl game on January 1 is sold out with 12772 tickets offered and snapped up by 3500 fans in 2 hours 15 minutes. Crowds endured a chilly night with temperatures around 55 degrees bonfires blankets and a girl resting on a chaise lounge. The stadium seats about 65400 and remaining tickets had been allocated to subscribers committee members or participating colleges. Teams to be chosen after the regular season ends.
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