Cyclone grid squad upbeat after scrimmage shows strong depth
Kansas University looms after Ames scrimmage as Chris Werner praises line depth and conditioning. injuries mild, QB Robertson limited by ankle pains while several linemen, backs, and ends recover but expected ready by Saturday for Colorado clash.
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Referee Collapse Marks Fatal Boxing Night in New Orleans
In New Orleans a feature boxing bout ended tragically when referee fell and died after a welterweight bout between Ross Virgo of Rochester and Jack O'Brien of Hartford. Charley Joseph died from brain injuries received in the fight. Louisiana state boxing officials conducted aid and an Army blanket was used as lights dimmed and the ring bell tolled ten times in tribute.
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Hutchinson Declared Defense Area for Housing Aid
Washington region including Hutchinson and Reno County is declared a critical defense area. Certification by Economic Stabilization by Monday enables regional basis for government aid to spur private defense housing construction. Rent controls are not included in the certification.
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Baldwin High leads with stifling defense and strong blocking
Coach C B Broadfoot’s Baldwin High School football team has shut out three opponents this season, with a dominant defense and blocking. The Bulldogs limited Oskaloosa, Eudora, and Lyndon to minimal rushing and passes while compiling 286, 166, and 2 yards on the ground respectively. Key players include Rockhold Robertson Rodewald Ikenberry Kolancy Johnson and McKissar with multiple interceptions and scoring. Broadfoot credits line play and defense as the team's bread and butter and aims to sustain this form.
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Darry McKissar
Three Kansas Teams Compete For State League Honors
McPherson Bulldogs Bethany Swedes and Ottawa Braves push for conference glory as McPherson visits Emporia Bethany hosts Bethel and Ottawa meets Kansas Wesleyan amid a tight standings race. A non league win by Kansas Wesleyan over Friends 13 7 featured Clanty King scoring the decisive late TD. Fortunes in the Geneva Convention note add historical context.
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Yogi Berra Looks Back on World Series Ups and Downs
The article recalls Yogi Berra’s World Series landmarks discussing his 11th inning home run that propelled the Yankees to a 3-2 win over Brooklyn and a passed ball that allowed two Dodgers runs in a 5-3 defeat. Berra downplays hero status, notes pitchers and homers defining the series, and cites record homers amid a run of bad pitches and key outs.
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Missouri Tigers Scout Mix of Formations Ahead of Saturday
Missouri coach Don Faurot studies four basic offensive formations and six defensive setups used by the Mustangs of the Southwest Conference. He will host Columbia in a tenth meeting where Missouri holds two wins, one tie. Faurot also notes key injuries and new plays as he prepares the Tigers for the weekend against Texas or nearby opponents.
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Lawrence High Lions Rally Past Atchison Reserves
Lawrence High hosts a football game where the Lions built a 14 0 halftime lead and held on for a victory. Bob Stauffer and Joe Malott scored touchdowns, Gary Creamer added a third quarter TD on a quarterback keeper, and Charlie Coleman converted points. Lawrence players listed include Fred Ramirez Bob Allison Bob Stauffer Dean Elliott Jim Springer Joe Malott Gary Creamer and Charlie Coleman.
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Dick Skinner
Ronald Johnson
James Kimball
Bruce Starka
Wisconsin Moves Up to First in AP Football Poll
The Badgers climbed to the AP football poll lead after defeating Illinois, the Big Ten favorite and last year’s Rose Bowl champion. Michigan State slips to second as California, Maryland, and Georgia Tech follow in the top ten.
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Top 20 college polls show teams in runoff and chaos
The AP Top 20 lists Maryland Georgia Penn State Baylor Texas Christian Ohio State Oregon State Syracuse Texas South Carolina Kentucky Houston Wake Forest and others as receiving votes while a St Petersburg bar incident ends with a misplaced stool and a tense scene as a policeman intervenes.
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Fights Last Night AP Rounds Up Boxing Results
In Salt Lake City Dale Hall stopped Willie James in a 4 round bout. Brooklyn’s Pat Marcune outpointed Bill Bossio in a 10 round match in Pittsburgh. Danny Nardico defeated Cecil Hudson in Louisville in 1 round. Harold Jones stopped Bob Satterfield in Philadelphia in 2 rounds. Ross Virgo and Jack O'Brien fought to a draw in New Orleans halted by referee death.
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Tyros At The Task Corn Svan oe MS
The sports editor decries college football woes while Dick Snider critiques the athletic scene and calls for trust in independent administrators. Lawrence event features former Kansas star Arthur Weaver, KU coach Cliff Kimsey narrates game films, and talk emphasizes treating athletic staff as valued community members.
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Groza Beard and White May Compete for Jersey
In Jersey City the American Basketball League indicates Alex Groza Ralph Beard and Sherman White may play this winter for a Jersey team amid ongoing league approval processes. League president John O'Brien said signings must be approved and the decision is not final until after October 25.
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Dirksen attacks Stevenson at campaign dinner in Spokane
Senator Everett Dirksen charged that President Truman’s campaign train shows the “crony express” and called many statements lies. He said voters want change but fear Adlai Stevenson would change parties without a real shift, while criticizing tone of political rhetoric.
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