Jays Tigers To Match V Varied Attacks In Classic Grid Iron Clash
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports the 59th Kansas Missouri football meeting set for Columbia with Kansas favored by 13 points. It notes Kansas strong rushing attack led by Hoag and Stinson and Missouri relying on Klein Glorioso and Henley passers. injury updates include Amberg for Kansas and Ehinger and Glorioso for Missouri. The piece covers records, past outcomes, and coaching stakes for J. W. Sikes and Don Faurot as over 35 000 fans expected.
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Major Bowls Mix With Set Dates For Sugar Rose Cotton Orange
New York November 22 bowl selections loom as Rose Sugar Cotton and Orange eyes group, while many bids and matchups remain undecided. Oklahoma Nebraska and Tennessee Kentucky figure among near-terms, with Texas already assured in the Cotton Bowl. West Texas State Cincinnati accepted Sun Bowl bids. Florida A and M Wilberforce State agreed to Orange Blossom Classic. Maryland undecided on December 2 Presidential Cup. Texas A&M eyeing Georgia.
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Board urged to renew Woolard coaching contract
The board faced three losses and a tie in nine games this season. Allan Woolard is praised as a fine football coach and gentleman who will build a winner if given a chance. He also teaches a sound philosophy of life for boys, and his football and teaching contract should be renewed for another year and beyond.
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Cotton Bowl invites face tough task for New Year tilt
Dallas reports the Cotton Bowl committee will meet to pick an inviting lineup after Texas hosts the game. Michigan State seeks a bid but the Western Conference bans postseason play outside the Rose Bowl. Princeton Army and Kentucky are also possible guests, with Tennessee and Kentucky set to clash soon. Army is unlikely though possibilities linger for Princeton and Kentucky amid strong sentiment for an Ivy Leaguer. Minnesota's 15 year streak noted as Wisconsin and Purdue wins appear in early account.
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Oklahoma Sooners edge Texas rival in close season clash
Oklahoma beat the Southwest Conference champions 14-13 in an early season matchup. A Florida feature sequence at St. Augustine's alligator farm involved washing about a thousand alligators with soap and water.
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Denny Myers Leaves Boston College After Next Game
Denny Myers and Boston College announce mutual termination of his contract after next week's game with Holy Cross. Myers, 45, leaves with BC's seven-year record at 33–24–4 and a plan to seek a replacement as BC considers options following a disappointing 1947 season.
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Sooners Favored Over Huskers in Big Seven Showdown
New York reports Oklahoma the No. 1 football team carries a 17 14 point edge over Nebraska as the early odds favor a Saturday victory and the Big Seven title. Kentucky ranked third is a seven point underdog to Tennessee, while Army sits idle. Top 10 includes California over Stanford, Texas idle, Illinois over Northwestern, Princeton over Dartmouth, Ohio State over Michigan, Tennessee, and Michigan State.
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Fiery Wade Stinson To End Brilliant Career Tomorrow
Wade Stinson, long rehabilitating from a wartime hand injury, will start for Kansas in the Big Seven clash with Missouri at Columbia. The 1,027 yard rushing star set Kansas single season records and nears the conference all time rushing mark, while crediting teammates and blockers for his comeback.
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Pesky to Launch Radio Career as DJ in Boston
Boston radio station hires Johnny Pesky former Red Sox third baseman to host an all request program featuring music and sports comments. He signs a contract to be master of ceremonies starting later this month and notes the show will play anything except the Yankees battle cry.
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Fights Last Night Card Fight Summary
Portland and Los Angeles boxers headline a rough night with several knockouts. Ollie Smith from Portland defeated Rusty Wayne. Carlos Chavez from Los Angeles stopped by Aragon after a 128% showing. Gabby Mitchell of Omaha kayoed Bob Castro in a Los Angeles bout.
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