Missouri Tigers Face No 1 Passing Duo in Key Border War
Missouri prepares for a high scoring clash with Kansas led by Lick Gilman and Uryan Sperry as they seek a runnerup spot in the Big Seven. Gilman has 645 passing yards and 15 TDs while Sperry has 21 receptions for 443 yards. Missouri counters with quarterback Entaminger in aerial duel. Injuries shake the Tigers with two players out and others limited as they travel to Moberly for final prep.
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University of Missouri Tigers
Lick Gilman
Uryan Sperry
Oklahoma
Gilman
Sperry
Tigers
Bue Entaminger
Missouri
Tiger
Tman
Mel Sheehan
Miseveri
Sheehan
Kansas
Kerene
Cashes
Ree
Og . Ee
Mike Ehpely
Dick Armstrong
Don Faurot
Loyd Brinkman
Brinkman
Nebraska
Jayhawkers
Moberly
J. W. Sikes
Baker University Students Earn Five Day Thanksgiving Break
Seven hundred Baker University students will gain about five days of vacation for Thanksgiving. Classes pause Wednesday, November 24, and resume Monday morning, November 29, in Beldwin City Kan.
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Columbia
Big Seven
Beldwin City
Kan
Baker University
Kansas native named deputy director of Far Eastern affairs office
Washington November 24 John M Alias of Kansas has acted deputy director of the state ment's office of far eastern affairs Allison a Holton Kansas native was chief of the division of northeast Asia affairs and has 21 years experience in far eastern affairs He was a pre war consul at Shanghai.
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Washington
John M. Alias
Kansas
Statement
Allison
Holton
Kan
Shanghai
Missouri Valley Conference All Stars First Team and More
A garbled list of players from the Missouri Valley Conference appears, naming first and second team selections from Wichita, Oklahoma A. and M. Drake and Tulsa. Included are guards, backs, tackles, centers, and honorable mentions such as Knopich, Long, Bieneman, Gray, Shaw, Hoder, OQuzla, and Swager among others. The fragmentary text lacks clear structure but records multiple schools and positions across the conference.
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Missouri Valley
Jim Finks
Tulsa
Bill Grimes
Oklahoma A. & M
Lee Alberts
St. Louis University
Bob Meinert
Associated Presa
Mike Knopich
Wichita
Rin Long
Oklahoma A
M. Zen Bieneman
I'rake
Bert Gray
M. Shaw
Pelebeine
Tech
Agee
Hedhipion
Packle
al Hoder
Drake
Ohie
M.enter
Clayton Caste
Oia
Ipavital
Oquzla
St. Louis
Art Hodges
Oklahoma
Central First Team selections listed for multiple colleges
The Central First Team features Bor Sadgweki from Emporia State Kahler and Vernon Duncan from Emporia State with John Verarel and Harold Hoyt from Southwestern, Wiley Armstrong and Elmer Betts from Washburn, Al Lara from Southwestern, Art Fletcher from Washburn, Jack Hague from Hays, Bal Litchfield from Emporia State and other names such as Bné Roberts and Waashhusn listed among selections.
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Bor Sadgweki
Emporia State
Any Kahler
Southwestern
Vernon Duncan
Fimporia
John Verarel
Harold Hoyt
Wiley Armatrong
Elmer Betts
Washburn
al Lara
Art Fletcher
Jack Hague
Hays
Bal Litchfield
Emporia St
All Conference Honorees in 1950s Basketball Roster
Inference lists include guards and forwards from Emporia State Pittsburg Hays Washburn Southwestern and others with names like Beaman Don Leuszler Wright Charlie Johnson Dick Shields Raymond Skubal Paul Andree Roy Parkhurst James Spoon Harmon Winchester Nichols Bram Wackine Wilcox Carver Clements Denham Scharff Pietkiewicz Grimm Wallace Becke Hayden Shepler and Vann referencing second and honorable mentions across multiple schools and conferences. The fragmentary text notes multiple players receiving guard forward and center recognition across teams including Emporia State Pittsburg and Washburn.
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Don Leuszler
Hays
Wright
Finporia State
Ck Wreleceimporia State
Charlie Johnson
Dick Shields
Washburn
Raymond Skubal
Bays
Paul Andree
Haya
Roy Parkhurst
Pittebureames Spoon
Southwestern
LeRev Harmon
Winchester
Emporia State
Wackine
Wilcox
Carver
Wriecht
Emporia
Clements
Edict
Denham
Pittsburg
Scharff
Guarde
Monby
Exuporia
Pietkiewicz
Harman
Centera
Grimm
Wallace Pittsburg
Becke
Rardnosk
Hayden
Big weekend gridiron picks from Army to Missouri
New York sports writer previews the week’s college football slate. Army and Navy carry perfect records while Yale coach Howie Odell ponders retirement, with Notre Dame Vanderbilt and Oklahoma in key showdowns. Other games spotlight Mississippi Texas A and M Clemson Auburn and Florida versus Alabama among many matchups.
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New York
Wagoes Army
Arms
Frey
Newy
Army
Pennsylvania
Washington
Notre Dame
Howie Odell
Yale
Notre
Vanderbilt
Oklahoma
Jack
the Magnificent
Mitchell
Darrell Roval
Buddy Burris
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Recort
Barney Porle
Mississpp
Texas A
Texas
Clemson
Auburn
South Caroli
Washington State Sensen figures and accuracy noted
The report cites Sensen's data over Washington State with 506 correct items, 12 wrong, and an average of 828. The figures underscore a notable discrepancy and overall reliability in the compiled totals.
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Washington State
Sensen
University High to Open 17-Game Schedule This Season
University High School basketball announces a 17 game schedule beginning December 3 at Linwood. The Eagles play home games in Robinson gym annex and enter Tri-County and State District events at Baldwin. Upcoming dates include December 3 Linwood, December 10 Easton, December 14 De Soto, December 17 Basehor, December 21 Tonganoxie, December 23 Carbondale, January 7 Van Meter, January 18 Basehor, February 9 Toccoa, February 16 18, February 22 Baldwin, and the district tourney at Baldwin. All other home games at 790.
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University High
Linwood
Eagles
Banehor
Baldwin
Robinson «Ym
Eudora
Easton
de Soto
Basehor
Carbondale
Wiednesday
Toccanoa
Baldedn
Pony AU
Canvasback Ducks Dominate U S Hunting Scenes
Canvasback ducks are favored by most U S hunters. They are expert divers and indiscriminate feeders, making them a common target across regions.
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U.S
Pitt Players Dominate AP All Week Selection
New York lists Nick Bethevec from Pitt as a standout tackle in the Associated Press roll of the past week. The roster highlights Belovac a 20 pound sophomore and names multiple players from Villanova North Carolina William and Mary Georgia Tech Arizona SMU Rice Texas Christian Arkansas George Washington and other programs in tackles guards and centers. The picks emphasize Pitt presence with Szafarya Bolkovac Coleman and Thompson among listed linemen and Weatherly Edlund Dwor sky and others at various line positions.
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New York
Nick Re ®Lovac
Pitt
Associated Press
Belovac
Payere
Berrang
Villanova
Weiner
North Carolina
Haitsma
William and Mary
Brad
Georgia Tech
Smith
Arizona
Som
Southern Methodist
Williams
Rice
Moorman
Texas Christian
Hix
Arkansas
Stany
George Washington
Szafarya
Bolkovac
Houston
Harvard
Gain
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Aerogatis
Duke
Tinshey
Baylor
Marable
Coleman
Burke
Oklahoma
Tomasi
Michigan
Davis
Duke Lambright
Aansas
Hamsad
Washington
Ociev
Randolph-Macon
Stone
Thompson
Edlund
Oregon
Dworsky
Weatherly
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Santa FE
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Shaw Lumber CO
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Blue Ribbon Shop
Mamold Classsen
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Virginia
Tulane
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Western Rescue
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Cary Myre Melvye 'Grant -Loy - Douglas
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