Injury Siege Plagues Lions Ahead of Derby Trip
Lawrence High faces Derby High in an intersectional clash with a 17 game win streak and No 1 AP state rating but injuries threaten the Lions lineup. Only two regular linemen are at full strength as key players deal with flu and knee issues. Derby mixes offenses and its five man line on defense while aiming to rebalance after two losses this year.
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Wyoming Fray Has Jack Upset On Air Defense
Kansas University football coaches scout Wyoming for a Saturday game at Laramie. Tom Wilkinson poses a feared passing threat while KU works on defense and offense after a 10 0 upset of Syracuse. Sims Stokes moves to quarterback as the Jayhawks prep for Wyoming.
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Mitchell in Favor of Rule Change
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell criticizes the new college football substitution rule as confusing and injurious to players. He argues it forces coaches to focus on substitutions during games and cites困 específicas incidents to illustrate the rule's impact.
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Kansas Adds Wrestling and Gymnastics to Varsity Status
Kansas University elevates wrestling and gymnastics to varsity. Dwayne Hall named wrestling coach joining from the Student Union, while Bob Lockwood is reappointed gymnastics coach. No schedules yet though limited slates and letters expected. teams to compete in Big Eight events. Hall is a 1941 Oklahoma state junior high champion and former Oklahoma State freshman wrestler.
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Kansas University resumes wrestling interest after long gap
hall continues involvement with the Camp Kilmer, New Jersey wrestling team. details on the next season are scarce but a call for team tryouts will come later. about six meets are planned plus the league meet on the initial KU schedule. KU previously had wrestling in the 1930s before discontinuing varsity programs.
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Big Eight Linemen Saluted After Several Crack Games
Nebraska guard Bob Brown leads a list of standout Big Eight linemen praised for key play across five wins. Ralph Neely and George Jarman shine for Oklahoma, Missouri’s George Seals make decisive plays, and Kansas’ Karl Sartore earns recognition despite limited letters. Injuries threaten Colorado linemen, while Nebraska and Oklahoma State prepare for league openers.
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Big Piney Youth in Serious Condition After Football Injury
A 17 year old Big Piney prep football player stopped breathing for four minutes after a high impact tackle on the third play of a game with Saratoga. Star guard Gary Vickery suffered head injuries and was revived by coach Otto Low with mouth to mouth resuscitation. he remained in serious condition.
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Dodgers Now Favored to Win World Series After Opening Triumph
Dodgers pitchers dominated the opener as Sandy Koufax struck out a series record 15 Yankees in a 5 2 victory over New York. Koufax’s win over Whitey Ford boosted Los Angeles as odds-on favorites to clinch the World Series, while Yankee hitters were held to six hits and struggled to capitalize.
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Auerbach fined $500 by NBA head for conduct
EAST ORANGE, N.J. AP The Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach was fined 500 by league president Walter Kennedy for conduct contrary to NBA rules. The sanction comes after Auerbach made remarks deemed improper during the offseason and before regular league activities.
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