Kansas State to seek new head coach and AD
Manhattan Kansas Nov 28 Kansas State College faces a coaching and athletic director vacancy after Ralph Graham resigned as head coach for ill health and Thurlo McCrady stepped down as athletic director. The 1951 coach will be the seventh since 1934 and McCrady plans to stay in the physical education department as rumors name Bowden Wyatt Volney Ashford Fran Welch or Wilbur Moore as candidates. Kansas State has one conference win in 16 tries and just one victory in 33 conference games under Graham.
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Oklahoma Ranked Sixth In AP Poll After Near-Sugar Bowl Bid
New York data shows Oklahoma placed sixth in the Associated Press poll after nine wins and one Big Seven title. Notre Dame held top spot despite a poor season. Oklahoma has one game left against Oklahoma A&M in Stillwater, aiming for a third straight Sugar Bowl win.
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Minor and Major League Meetings Set in St Petersburg
Baseball officials gather in St Petersburg starting Sunday for the annual minor and major league meetings. Discussions include abolishing radio and TV broadcasts, possible repeal of the bonus rule, and changes to signing high school or free agents as minor leagues open their sessions.
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Dodgers to Name Dressen as Brooklyn Manager
November 28 1962 reports say Chuck Dressen will become the new Dodgers manager. Walter O Malley called a press conference at 2 p.m. E.S.T. to announce the decision while Burt Shotton’s fate remained unsettled. Dressen, former Oakland coach under Durocher, was en route to major league meetings and was believed to be near New York.
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Fights Last Night in New York and Mexico City Matches
Boxing results from Paris to Monterrey show Robinson leading in New York sips, Stock defeated by an opponent in nAlo. Mexico reports Pepa peal knocking out Jose Monterrey. Philadelphia bouts see Graziano win over Honeycille while a Kansas youth honors a 4-H field crops program scholarship announced in Chicago on November 22.
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Classic Bowl Picture Bears Finish 10 U in Sugar
New York reports that California the Pacific Coast Conference champs finished the season with nine wins and one tie and will play in the Rose Bowl for a third straight year seeking a repeat. Oklahoma like California also heads to a third straight bowl, riding a 30 game winning streak and set to face Oklahoma A and M. Kentucky and Miami remain strong contenders for Sugar Bowl and national honors as leaders weigh Sugar Bowl matchups and final AP rankings.
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Bowling Notes Show Multiple League Results Across Nights
In Tuesday and Wednesday league play several teams posted wins and odd-game results. Conoco swept Chariton Insurance and Conoco’s high scores led the OWL standings while Baldwin and Standard Oil posted mixed results. Other notable outcomes include Sterling's in Ivy League taking two from Fritzer Jayhawk and Rankin's taking the odd game from Perry Lions as teams chase remaining matches.
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Funeral service for Ralph Nevins in Dodge City Kansas
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Ralph G. Nevins 54 a native of Ford County and hardware merchant in Dodge City and Kinsley Kansas since the early 1920s He was a World War I veteran who died suddenly at his home on Saturday Active in Masonic work American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Boy Scout supervision Survivors include his widow and two children
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Delayed Title Fight Fallout In Cincinnati
Fans faced a choice as December 5 loomed for Ezzard Charles versus Nick Barone after Cincinnati boxing officials canceled the title bout amid a snowstorm. The emergency ruling followed promoters and managers meeting, with Safety Director Oris Hamilton citing traffic concerns as decisive.
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Talay and Mistetti chosen for New Year’s Day game
Talay year ago Maryand and Mistetti selected to play in the tor divel game at Jacksonville on New Year’s Day. The Big Nine set a new football attendance record of 1,582,000, surpassing the 1,541,000 mark from 1941. Don Lark won the ALA cross country title ten years ago with a 30 35.8 for 10,000 meters, rallying Perroic town to a 14 2 victory over the Chicago Bears as Dute Clark scored all points for his side.
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Notable college basketball results from the period
Basketball results show Southwestern Oklahoma State University beat Adolphus 57 to 73, Panhandle A&M trailed Oklahoma City University 32, and Arizona State Tempe defeated Arizona State Flagstaff with scores around 33 to 1. The fragmentary OCR text records multiple near-simultaneous games with unclear second-line details.
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Cagers Scrimmage Preseason With Kansas Star Lovellette
Kansas basketball opened preparations for the season with two long scrimmages against reserves. The likely starting five included Bob Kenney Bill Lienhard Clyde Lovellette Bill Hougland and Jerry Waugh. Lovellette scored heavily yet showed poor defense and floor play. Football players Aubrey Linville Dean Walls and Bill Schaake joined. sophomore Charlie Hoag expected to return. Lyn Smith will leave for a Lawrence league, ending his final college year.
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Margaret Truman Drops Traubel for New Singing Coach
Margaret Truman announced she has switched from Helen Traubel of the Metropolitan Opera to a new regular singing coach, Sidney Deitch of Danbury, Conn. The change follows reports she left Miss Traubel’s tutelage last June. Both women denied any unfriendliness.
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Sugar Ray Robinson to Hit Europe for More Dough
Paris reports Sugar Ray Robinson won by technical knockout over Jean Stock in one minute 4. seconds of the second round in a non title bout. Manager George Gainsford says Robinson will meet Luc Van Dam in Brussels on December 9 with further possible appearances in Geneva and Paris. An overflow crowd of about 20 000 paid 1 700 000 francs for the Paris bout, setting a new city record.
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Tennessee Radio Picks Up Variety of Phone Calls
Centerville reports Mrs. D A Waynick’s radio receives both local and long distance calls. Nashville engineers could not explain the phenomenon today. They noted it would be easier to explain if radio programs were heard over the telephone.
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Bishop Dawson to Spend 3 Months in Africa in 1951
Bishop Bana Dawson of the Kansas Nebraska area of the Methodist church plans a three month visit to Africa early next year. The trip aims to visit Methodist institutions in seven African countries and depart after selection by the council of bishops. He will leave New York by plane.
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Africa
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New York
Mission trip plans through Africa and Liberia
The note outlines attendance at a Methodist conference in Monrovia Liberia beginning January 4 and mentions subsequent travel to the Belgian Congo Rhodesia and Portuguese East Africa. The sequence indicates a broad church itinerary across multiple African regions.
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