High-Riding Sooners Face Kansas in Memorial Stadium Showdown
Oklahoma, unbeaten and ranked No 3, aims to extend its 28 game win streak with a victory at Kansas Memorial Stadium on Saturday. Kansas coach Jules Sikes focuses on shutting down OU, while Kansas faces injuries to key players including halfback Charlie Hoag and Star Leon Heath whom Wilkinson may lose for the season.
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Missouri and Kansas Tilt In Big Seven Preview
Wlarry E Morrow previews a Saturday of Big Seven football with Missouri hosting Kansas, Colorado at Nebraska, and Kansas State at Iowa State. He notes past scorelines, analyzes Sooners versus Jayhawks, Buffs, Aggies, and Wildcats, and predicts a Missouri win while acknowledging tough Nebraska and K State postseason chances.
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Loyola’s Freckled Quarterback Sets Sights On All America
Los Angeles November 7 Loyola University star Don Klostermann, a 20 year old junior, draws praise as one of the coast’s top quarterbacks, rivaling Don Heinrich of Washington. Both put up record pace stats, with Klostermann completing 73 of 125 passes and Heinrich at 88 of 145 through seven or six games respectively, while adding TD throws and clutch kicking.
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Paul M. Montgomery dies after long illness
Paul M. Montgomery 67, former Topeka newspaper advertising man and head of the promotion department at Topeka Newspaper Printing Co, died after a long illness. He retired two years ago for health reasons. Survived by wife Ada Montgomery society editor of Topeka Daily Capital, daughter Mrs. W. J. Brandenburg of Kansas City Missouri, and son Paul J. of Plainfield New Jersey.
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Prairie fire destroys pasture near Salina
Salina Kan November 7 a prairie fire 20 miles southeast of Salina destroyed nearly 800 acres of pasture and threatened farm homes and livestock. Officials say a tracer bullet fired by a coyote hunter may have started the blaze. Volunteers and the Salina fire department contained the fire after it blocked highway K-4 traffic.
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Second Team Liberty Memorial blank Ottawa 11 to 0
Liberty Memorial high school second team defeated Ottawa 11 to 0 at Ottawa yesterday afternoon. Lanny Tate opened scoring, followed by Bill Hogan and Charles McCue with extra points by Robert Preston. Further TDs by McCue and Tate closed the first half, and McCue added late scores with Preston kicking.
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Final count conversion and travel roster noted
The text describes a conversion for the final count of 63 to 1 and lists team members who traveled, including John Bayles Frank Black Richard Butler Norm Burnett Leo Connell and others. Coaches are Jerry Rogers and Ton Valliere. The fragment references a German expression about dying and ends with a call to read the Classified Want Ads.
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Novel joke twist in Berlin mocks Stalin portrait act
In Soviet occupied eastern Germany a young girl offers grass to a giant portrait of Generalissimo Stalin as an east zone policeman on patrol asks what she is doing. The scene reflects daily anti-Russian humor in the area.
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