Michigan Snares No 1 Grid Spot In Weekly Voting
Michigan moves to the No 1 spot in the AP Football poll for the first time since 1948 after a 26-2 rout of Army and a 3-0 start to the season. Maryland drops from first to runner-up as Oklahoma holds third amid a broad top-ten reshuffle including Notre Dame Georgia Tech Wisconsin Texas Christian Navy UCLA and West Virginia with Michigan earning 80 first place votes.
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Haskell Institute B Football Beats Seaman Bees in Topeka
The Haskell Institute B football team defeated Seaman High School Bees 134 to 6 in Topeka on Monday, delivering a dominant performance on the field.
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Tribe Wamego Meet In Jayhawk League Showdown
Friday night at Wamego features a top Jayhawk League clash between Kaskel Indian Institute and Wamego as both teams pursue the conference title. The Indians slipped from first after a 0-0 tie with Seaman, while Wamego fell in non-conference play, as Holton climbed to first with a 26-0 win over Washburn Rural.
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Sinclair Told to Resume Oil Purchases in Kansas
TOPEKA The Sinclair Crude Oil Co was directed yesterday to resume normal oil purchases from wells tied to southeast Kansas pipelines. The Kansas Corporation Commission also ordered the Sinclair Pipeline Co to move its purchases over pipelines from Eureka to Humboldt and Paola to Humboldt. D A Young president of Lincolnair Crude Oil Co declined to comment.
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Most Valuable IL Player Inked by K C Athletics
Kansas City Athletics announce the purchase of Jack Crimian the International League MVP pitcher from Toronto for about 60000 including cash and two players. Crimian went 13-6 last season and is the third major buy by the A’s recently following Rance Press and Lou Ketlow acquisitions.
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Pipeline sale orders eyed for public interest
The orders become effective at 7 a m Thursday and stay in effect until the commission rules on its jurisdiction over the sale to Producers Piping Co of Iola and whether the transfer serves the public interest.
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Lawrence men and families active in local events
Lawrence community notices detail activities and movements: Law rence Daily Journal World items include Farm Labor Forum attendance at Overbrook, Hemphill visitors from California, Mrs Wiseman seeking medical care in Kansas City, Jamison to operate Vinland switchboard and move with family, Blackman at Ottawa finance clinic and Cla ithe Federal Aid meeting, the birth of a daughter to Don and a son Michael, Jesse Deay working at the Union Building cafeteria, Gibler family relocation to a farm home, Gibler children at Vinland grade school, and Fannie Morton entering Lawrence Memorial Hospital after illness.
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55 Persons Expected At K U Mimeograph Meet
About 55 city county state and federal office employes are expected to attend the Kansas University Mimeographing School Wednesday afternoon in the Memorial Union Building. University Extension sponsors the event to bring secretaries stenographers and mimeograph operators up to date on the correct procedure of all types of mimeograph work. Marvin Criqui assistant manager of University Extension is school coordinator.
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Vinland Update on Hempill Illness
Samuel Hemphill’s health remains about the same after a several weeks illness. Mr Ivan King and Mrs King, along with another relative, are aiding the family during this period. The community was alerted to his condition and neighbors have expressed concern and support.
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Mays and Mantle Lead Big League Slugging Race
Willie Mays wins National League slugging title with .659 average and 52 homers after a slow start, while Mickey Mantle tops the American League with a .611 slugging pace and 37 homers. Duke Snider, Ed Matthews, Ernie Banks, and Ted Kluszewski follow in the top five. Ted Williams posts a historic .703 but is ruled ineligible for the title due to insufficient at bats.
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Artillery unit with Honest John rockets arrives in Italy
An artillery battery armed with Honest John rockets has arrived from West Germany to bolster American forces in Italy. The rockets are designed for atomic warheads.
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Vikings struggle on the ground in narrow loss to Waimego
Ken Bailey led a passing game with six completions for 78 yards on nine attempts, including 21 and 14 yard completions to Thurman Moore and Ted Lewis and a 10 yard strike to Walter Postaak. Waimego edged Hiawatha as Larry Eckart scored both touchdowns, with the Red Raiders pulling away late after a prior 23-12 rout by Seaman.
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Gaitskell Defeats Bevan For Labour Treasurer
In Margate England Hugh Gaitskell, leading the moderate wing of British socialism, crushed Aneurin Bevan in a Labour party treasurer contest. Delegates voted by the full membership strength of their organizations.
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