Early season college football doles out big matchups
The piece notes the trend of major programs scheduling marquee games in October boosting gate receipts. It contrasts Big Ten home fields with travel and profit, cites Kansas, Michigan, and Missouri scheduling choices, and highlights the enduring value of speed and small players in college football. It ends with an anecdote about Casey Stengel from Time magazine.
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Maryland
USC
L.A
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
Illinois
California
Mississippi State
Tennessee
Rice
Alabama
Washington
Minnesota
Texas
Southern Cal
Georgia Tech
S.M.A
Oklahoma
Pitt
Wisconsin
Towa
Kansas University
Big Ten
K. U
Tate Michigan U
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Indiana U
Ohio State
Mlinois
Missouri
Tigers
Columbia
Don Faurot
Kansas
Kansas State
Michigan State
East Lansing
K-State
M-State
K.U
Memorial Stadium
Iowa U
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Bud Wilkinson
Bud
O. U
Scrawway
Menta
Don Plutzenreuter
Sparrow under cap and the Bird at Bush Stadium
In a Pittsburgh exhibition, Casey Stengel returned to the Pirates to a hostile Dodger crowd. In the first inning he pranks the stands by releasing a sparrow from under his cap after batter’s eye antics, drawing Brooklyn fans’ ire. Newborn porcupines can raise quills within an hour of birth.
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Pittsburgh
Dodger
Stengel
Case
Casey
Brooklyn
Greenlease Ransom Bill Found in Kansas City
The FBI announced the 74th Greenlease ransom bill from the Coffeyville Condon National Bank has surfaced in Kansas City. The recovered $320 note appeared at the Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank as investigators note about half of the $600,000 ransom remains missing since the 1950s kidnap plot and the execution of Carl Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady.
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Kansas City
Greenlease
FBI
Condon National Bank
Coffeyville
Kas
Tenth District Federal Reserve Bank
Bobby Greeniease
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Woodrow Wilson Era Crossword clues Summary
A crossword style clue list referencing Woodrow Wilson as 28th president, with hints for his first wife Elles Axson dying in the White House, and various across and down entries including dates, locations, and generic terms like merchandise and press. The puzzle blends biographical prompts with unrelated vocabulary questions and country abbreviations.
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Woodrow
Elles —~ Axson
White House
Harden
Crossword Puzzle Clues From 29 to 59 Broad-Topped Entries
A list of cryptic style clues including hill measure Swiss, forest, Mohammedan creature judge, whole, frosted, symbol for asa cake samarium, fins faith in hay, steamer abbr, encountered, penetrate, pewter coins, mother of Thailand, note in, Guido's scale pronoun, clamp, Swift river currents.
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Peer Gynt
Mother of Thailand
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