Lions Rise in N E K League Three Way Tie for Second
Lawrence Lions seized first place with a 16 to 6 win over Shawnee Mission to create a three way tie for second with Argentine and Ottawa. The squad aims for a sixth straight title as they host Leavenworth, while Ottawa and Atchison stumble against non league foes. Argentine and Wyandotte also contend as the season nears its end.
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Michigan Eleven Tops National College Football Poll
New York Oct. 14 Michigan led the national college football poll with 94 first place votes and 1,256 points. Northwestern, Notre Dame, Texas, California, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Army, and Penn State follow in the top ten as Michigan aims for a fourth straight win against Northwestern.
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Iowa State Clamps Down in Clash with Nebraska
A disrupted game narrative recalls a 14-7 score and a pivotal sequence where a blocked punt sealed the conclusion. The white-and-gold crowd fell silent as Iowa State halted a late Nebraska surge, preserving a classic conference showdown.
Indians Beat Shawnee 6 to 0 in Football Clash
The Lawrence second team defeated Shawnee 6 to 0 as Coach Guy Barnes’ squad stopped a late Shawnee drive. Shawnee moved to the 20 yard line on a passing march and threatened again in the third, but the Indians held until four minutes remained.
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North Carolina Ace Faces Possible Ineligibility
A North Carolina standout may be ruled ineligible after a conference inquiry. Officials from the Southern Conference will convene Saturday morning to review eligibility records concerning the University of Carolina backfield star. Commissioner records indicate the player has ties to a Rainway travel training station, raising questions about his status.
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Chou Cheer Contract Controversy Hits Eligibility
Richmond attorney John d. Wicker argues that a professional contract, signed by a young athlete under twenty, should render him ineligible. The case centers on a coach’s approval, a Southern Conference star, and a loss to Georgia in a post season game.
Penns Single Wing Worries Low Little Penn Coach Sasa
A New York led item reports Littie expresses concern over Penns single wing attack after Army injuries hamper backfield. The piece notes other teams and players, including Rip Rowan and Fred Mendel, with training table meals for K V gridiron squadsters.
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Lawrence Fans Await Action In Thursday Football Game
Garry E Merrows notes begin with Lawrence fans ready to watch Coach Nanny Du vera Junior pla aridders Thursday night at 7 30 under Haskell Stadium The Mur will tangle with Atchison and offer action filled football fans should attend The column references strength of teams Ohio Missouri and Colorado with local matchup forecasts and historical notes about upcoming Lincoln game in November
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Aerial Star Seheenk Geen Tops All-America Conference
Seheenk Geen rises to top in All-America Conference after a 20-15 Buffalo win as Schwenk, a former Browns and Bills player, throws for 124 yards on 15 of 24 and reaches 1,024 yards this season. Orton Sanders slips to fifth as Frankie Albert drops to fourth with Otto Graham mentioned for Cleveland.
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End Graham Leads 133 Yard Upset as Dons Defeat Browns
Wooed from sixth to eve nder Graham hits 19 of 29 for 133 yards in the Los Angeles upset over the Browns 133 to 0. Season totals include 61 completions in 105 attempts for 695 yards and Sehwenk moving to second in total offense with 1,217 yards. Mac Speedie grabbed eight for 110 yards to widen his receiving lead.
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Lawrence Fans See Pleats of Football at Haskell Stadium
Local football teams schedule three games this week at Haskell Stadium. The Freshmen played Shawnee Mission yesterday. On Friday the Lions host Leavenworth in a Northeast Kansas league clash after a 7.20 pm kickoff under lights.
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