Lawrence High Defeats Shawnee Mission Indians 21 6 in Homecoming
Lawrence High School defeated Shawnee Mission Indians 21 to 6 at Haskell Stadium to solidify their NEAL lead. Charlie McCue rushed for 133 yards on 18 carries while Lawrence rolled 246 rushing yards and held Shawnee to 85 yards total. Lions defense limited the Indians to 54 ground yards and 31 aerial yards as McCue and Burnett led scoring drives.
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Haskell Stadium
Allan Woolard
Lions
Indians
Shawnee
Mecune
Charlie McCue
Bugegin
Terry Malott
Norman Burnett
Burnett
Woolard
Shawnee Mission
McCue
John Parker
Parker
Socera
Dupont
Lion
Bob Preston
Gene Fritzell
Preston
Malott
Neal Teaders
Leavenworth
Dick Dupont
Kansas City
Journal-World
Rich Clarkson
Eton
Bobby Jones in good condition after heart attack in Atlanta
Bobby Jones, renowned golfer once titled the Emperor of Golf, remained fairly comfortable in an Atlanta hospital after a Tuesday heart attack. The 1930 Grand Slam winner, who has endured two spine surgeries and uses canes and a leg brace, is a partner in a major Atlanta law firm.
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Atlanta
Bobby Jones
Jones
U. S
Great Britain
Emporia State Triumph Over Southwestern 26-13
Emporia State College, in CIC play, beat Southwestern College 26-13 as Ralph Hann and Gene Halm led scoring with two Hann runs of 51 and 31 yards and a one yard plunge. It marked Emporia State’s second conference win of 1952.
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Winfield & Emporia State College
Ralph
Gene Halm
Southwestern College
Ralph Hann
Emporia
Krause blasts share plan for video profits
SOUTH BEND Ind. Athletic Director Edward Moose Krause of Notre Dame attacked an NCAA proposal to split football television receipts among all members. He called the plan immoral, un American and socialistic and said it would be shaped at a Chicago meeting. Krause argued Notre Dame funding losses from past TV restrictions justify opposition and warned the plan invades private rights and equity among schools.
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South Bend
Ind
Edward
Moose) Krause
Notre Dame
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Krause
NCAA
Ncaa Council
Chicago
New York
Asa Bushnell
Pennsylvania
Presbee Ie
Indians Fire First Base Coach Jake Flowers for More Fire
Cleveland general manager Hank Greenberg dismissed Jake Flowers as first base coach citing a need for more zip and aggressiveness on the staff. Flowers, 50, had served two years in Cleveland after stints as Brewers GM and Pirates coach. The decision, made with manager Al Lopez, followed talks before the World Series.
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Cleveland
Hank Greenberg
Cleveland Indians
Jake Flawders
Jake
Greenberg
al Lopez
Flowers
Indians
Clearwater, Fla
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dutch Harrison Leads Way In California Tourney
Dutch Harrison from Ardmore Oklahoma and Smiley Quick of Los Angeles led at the halfway of the 72 hole Northern California Reno golf open in Nevada. Harrison shot 67 to join Quick at 136. Oliver of Los Angeles fell from pace after a 79 in the pro division. The event carried a $7,500 purse. July 2 1952 marked the Morrill Act sesquicentennial.
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Reno
Nev
P.E. J
Harrison
Ardmore
Okla
Smiley Quick
Los Angles
Quick
Ed Oliver
Los Angeles
Oliver
Glittering Day for Grid Games in Cotton Bowl Scene
The weekly college football poll stirs with Georgia Tech favored over Tulane as No. 5 and Notre Dame rising after beating Texas. Duke, Purdue and others clash across conferences while Wisconsin and Ohio State loom in a pivotal Big Ten showdown. Maryland tests Georgia, Texas A M meets Michigan State in East Lansing. Texas and Oklahoma collide in a key conference clash.
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Iowa State
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Georgia
Oklahoma
Michigan State
Texas A & M
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Penn-Princeton
Princeton
Penn
Bulldogs
East Lansing
Mich
Rural Pupils Visit Lawrence During School Outing
Pupils from Washington Creek School joined by teacher Mrs Les lie Demeritt toured Lawrence on Friday. They visited local sites and had a picnic lunch in South Park. Attendees included Ardith and Nolan Johnson, Ivan Flory, Ellen Flory, Lester Flory, Betty Banks, Larry Tucker, Virginia Tucker, Earl Silvers, Gary Klingenberg and Steve Mason. SEATTLE tA letter contract calls for nearly three years continued production of BAT medium.
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Washington Creek School
Leslie Demeritt
South Park
Ardith
Nolan Johnson
Ivan
Ellen
Lester Flory
Betty Banks
Larry
Virginia Tucker
Earl Silvers
Gary Klingenberg
Steve Mason
Aras Nails Comeback KO in New York Bout
Aras, 21, a lightweight contender from Providence, halted Joey Brown at St. Nicholas Arena with a 1 24 knockout in the sev erinth round. Brown, from New Orleans, had been ahead on points before a short left hook ended the fight. referee ruled the knockout as Brown went to the canvas.
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Joey Brown
Georgie Azauia
Niet
Providence
Negra
Brown
New Orleans
Severith
Natalecant
St. Nicholas Arena
Louane ‘Negro
Twat
Atime
Fights Last Night Report From New York Arena
AP dispatch from St Nigholas Arena notes Sunra Arala Providence defeating Joe Brown by 134 percent score in a New Orleans bout. results tallied with boxing judges and referee decisions.
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New York
St Nigholas Arena
Sunra Arala Providence
Joe Brown
New Ocleans
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