Missouri Kansas grid clash fuels stark pregame hype
Missouri favored in Columbia as Faurot’s Tigers clash with Kansas after a turbulent season. Jimmy Hunter leads Missouri’s offense while Kansas sports a tough schedule and improved pass defense. Injuries dampen Missouri, with key backs sidelined, and memory of 1953 upset adds intensity as both sides aim for a weekend win.
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Lions High to Scrimmage Friday Under New Coach
Lawrence High fans will see the Lions in a game-condition scrimmage at 7 30 Friday, coached by Max Rife. The workout at the Choa geminasiyim will help players adapt to this year’s rule changes and give officials practice with the new setup. Rife plans a first-half against the B team, with Doyle Schick, Carlton Hamm, Jim Ragan, John Hadl, and center Francis Ludvicek among the likely starters as Ludvicek resumes duties after last season. The Lions aim to start the season Friday December 7 against the Topeka Trojans, with a Saturday game against the Pittsburg Dragons on December 8 at Allen Field House before KU’s Marquette game.
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Indians Name Kerby Farrell New Manager
Kerby Farrell emerged with a broad grin as the Cleveland Indians announced him as their new manager. He accepted the role with limited terms and without a clear statement on the contract length, signaling a hopeful start for his tenure in Cleveland.
Farrell to Manage Indians in Major League Debut
The 41 year old Tennessee native who led the Indianapolis Indians to the Little World Series championship last fall was introduced as the new Cleveland Indians manager succeeding Al Lopez. Reported salary around 25000 dollars for the first year, with the club having finished second to the Yankees in the pennant race and hoping for a rebound. Indianapolis won the American Association pennant and swept Rochester in the Little World Series.
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