Joe Simply Goes Thru the Motions in Decision Over Brion
Lawrence Kansas reports a decisive moment as Joe Stinson and Brion face off in a motor/loop style contest. The article notes key choices by Stinson and references Louis finished as a point of discussion.
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Kansas stars dominate Big Seven All Star selections
The Associated Press announced Kansas players dominate the Big Seven All Star eleven for 1956 with halfback Charlie Hoag earning a second team berth and Lyn Smith and guard George Mrkonic on the third team. Oklahoma led with five on the first team, while Nebraska’s Bobby Reynolds set scoring and rushing records.
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Baker University Faces Rebuild With One Returning Starter
Baker University coach Russ Davee must rebuild after losing most of the 1940-51 lineup. Only returning starter is center Kenneth Sterns from Hiawatha, around whom Davee plans to base the team. Six other lettermen are to help, forming a lean Wildcat nucleus as the 1950-51 schedule begins with games against Peru State, Washburn, and Missouri Valley in December.
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1950 Big Seven All Stars Third Team Selection
The 1950 Big Seven conference announces the third all star team with players from Oklahoma City Boone Norman Kimball Hackwell Hampton Randall Hollis and nd Island.
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VOL GUARD HONORED FOR LINEMAN OF THE WEEK SEASON
New York November 30 CP Ted Daffer star guard on Tennessee's Cotton Bowl bound team earned lineman of the week in the final Associated Press poll of the season. Daffer's strong play helped the Vols upset Kentucky, with his pressure on Vito Parilli credited highly. He is the fourth guard to win the weekly award this season, joining Bernie Lemonick Bud McFadin and Les Richters. The season saw nine linemen honored including centers Elmer Stout Irving Holdash Donn Moo maw and tackles Elmer Costa Jim Weatherall.
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To Fight Contact Rule At Baseball Gathering
Philadelphia on November 30 reports an effort at the minor league meeting to change or erase the rule barring professional baseball from contacting high school youths. The Wilmington Blue Rocks, class B interstate league affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies, will introduce the proposal.
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Baseball scouts barred from high school players by rule
In St Petersburg Florida December 6 8 the meeting adopted a resolution restricting scouts for professional baseball from approaching high school players directly or indirectly until the day after graduation. Joe Reardon director of Phillies was cited in the report.
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