Tigers Seek First Road Win as Kansas Faces South Dakota State
Jayhawker coach George Sauer aims to develop reserve players for Saturday's clash with South Dakota State College in Memorial Stadium. Monroe rests his knee while Dick Monroe sat out practice last week but played versus Iowa State. Kansas aims to end a winless road streak and bolster its defense and passing game ahead of a busy slate.
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Michigan Rates Second in Nation in Grid Poll
New York Oct. J. Notre Dame overwhelmed in its only start to date and selected by 102 of 103 ballots as No. 1 football team. Michigan listed No. 2, Texas third, Army fourth with Oklahoma 15th and Arkansas 17th in the final cross-section poll.
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Eudora High Hosts Reunite Rosters in Big Little Six Clash
The Eudora high school football team hosts Reunite Rosters on Friday at 7:45 pm. The winner is favored to claim the Little Six league title for the 1947 season.
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Jackrabbits Visit Lawrence for Lawrence-Lawrence Face Off
Local residents with Brookings roots appear in Lawrence as South Dakota State College Jackrabbits travel to play the Jayhawkers. Notables include Bruce Miller and Dean Brown likely to boost the visitors with ties to the K U physics department and Brookings staff paths.
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Football Fatalities Link to Brain Injury Rates Says Chicago Doctors
Three Chicago doctors report that at most 30 percent of football fatalities stem from brain injuries. They note 45.7 percent of deaths are skull fractures and brain injury, urging redesign of equipment. The study covers play from 1981 to 1846 and calls for better protection and injury response.
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Football safety rules prompt coach resignations and hospital funding
The article notes calls to ban head-on tackles due to injuries. It reports Scheel resigning from Arkansas City Kansas and junior high coach Everett Nicholson leaving to enter the lumber business in Blackwell Oklahoma. It also mentions Dominican sisters pledging 125000 toward building the Larned community hospital pending approval.
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Federal grant funds construction and equipment project
A federal grant totaling 041000 will finance the construction and equipment fund. A child, Nancy J. Strecker, aged 7, daughter of Mr and Mrs meet L Strecker, was fatally injured yesterday when a bicycle collided with a motorcar. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict of accident.
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