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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1952

Page

9

Elected Fa Chief Leads Meat and Poultry Emblem Winners

At a state convention in Indiana Kansas Massachusetts South Dakota Wyoming awarded gold emblems for livestock poultry judging and meats. William Sorem, 18, of Indiana, named vice president of the Meat Region. Sinclair Hanson Tack McVaugh from Chanute earned individual awards in poultry and meats identification with Duane A. Johnson of Hutchinson winning a silver emblem in meats identification and livestock judging.

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Kansas Versus Oklahoma Gathers Nation's Attention in Memorial Stadium

Oklahoma's Sooners visit Kansas University in a marquee Big Seven clash at Memorial Stadium with an overflow crowd near 40,000. The Sooners, ranked fifth by UP and sixth by AP, ride a 10-game win streak and 43-20 Texas shellacking, while Kansas, 6th by UP and 8th by AP, aims to halt Oklahoma's throne in a title race defining showdown broadcast by ABC and CBS.

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Mustangs Beat Lawrence Junior High in Close Football Battle

Lawrence junior high runners took a 7-0 lead in the second quarter as Don Achers sprinted 42 yards. Ottawa answered before halftime to lead 9-7, then pulled ahead 15-7 in the third after a failed extra point. Lawrence drove late but an interception ended the threat and Ottawa clinched the win.

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Prophet of Doom Is Eggs Manske Grid

BERKELEY CALIFORNIA veteran coach Eges Manske who led football for 40 years says he will quit as end coach at undefeated California after this season citing inevitable de emphasis in college football. Lynn Waldorf disputes the gloom and hopes Manske stays on for one more year.

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Kansas University Harriers Win Rex Heel Meet

Wes Santee led Kansas University to its first straight Rex heel win over Oklahoma with a 15 14.3 clocking. Fred Eckhoff of A&M finished second in 15 34. Dalzell Palmquist and Koby trailed closely as KU runners filled the next spots with Geller Wilson Moseley and Heard among A&M finishers.

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Boxing results from major cities last night

In Los Angeles Aragon stopped Kim after nine rounds while Masirean outpointed Dicerco in McKeesport and Viovanelli defeated Morizio in Sunnyside Garden New York. The fights featured light weights with scores and venues listed for the bouts in Los Angeles McKeesport and New York.

Los Angeles Art Aragon Phil Kim Honolulu Mckeesport Sammy Masirean Pittsburgh Jimmy Dicerco Philadelphia New York Sunnyside Garden Danny Viovanelli Brooklyn Phil Morizio

Grid Reports 18 Football Cameron Fro Aggies 27 Paris Text

Football notes show Cameron Fro leads the Aggies to a 27 point win over Paris Text. Junior College Coffeyville beats Emporia B 28 to 18 in a separate grid report from Springfield Missouri.

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NCAA Warns of Overpowering TV Revenue Risk

Chicago The NCAA has been alerted to a potential problem as pay as you view subscriptions could produce enormous receipts. After a four day meeting Asa Bushnell 1952 TV director warned the committee the incentives to become a TV school may be overpowering and the association must be prepared to handle it when it develops.

Chicago National Collegiate Athletic Association Asa Bushnell NCAA Bushnell

Musial Doby Lead 1952 League Slugging Titles

In 1952 The Associated Press figures crown Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals as NL slugging leader with a .538 average and 31 total bases over 519 at bats. Larry Doby tops the AL slugging with a .541 mark on 28 total bases in 519 plate appearances. Musial collects 194 hits to set season batting pace, while Doby posts 143 hits and 32 homers in a strong season for Cleveland. Williams of the Red Sox slips with a .556 slugging after Marines call. Musial extends his NL career slugging record.

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Ex Yankee Star Fishes During Series Roots for Dodgers

Former New York Yankee great Mark Koenig, who hit .500 in a Yankee World Series, privately hopes for the Dodgers to win. He recalls players like Gehrig Lazzeri and Rizzuto while predicting future stars, and notes the Yankees’ clutch reputation and rivals’ choke tendencies. Koenig fishes six days a week and avoids Series games.

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Yale and Cornell Clash in High Scoring Ivy League Bowl

New Haven reports Yale and Cornell prepare for a Yale Bowl showdown after Yale’s last minute win over Columbia and Cornell. Yale stands 3-1, Cornell 1-3, with NCAA national release planned for the game as a potential high scoring affair despite Yale’s favored status.

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Lack of Moisture Hits Kansas Wheat Prospects

Throck Morton of Kansas State College warned that subsoil moisture cannot offset surface dryness, forecasting the 1952 wheat crop to be the poorest in years. Experiments at Hays and Garden City indicate more moisture than rainfall will be needed, suggesting a weak outlook for next year. A separate note mentions a British automobile murder case and a silencer term.

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Two Brothers Accused Of Herington Burglary

Abilene U T reports two Maher brothers Iph and Claude Raymond, Salina and Denver addresses, were arrested in Council Grove Kansas after an 85 mile per hour chase for breaking into a Herington liquor store. They face preliminary hearing October 21 with 55 000 bond each. A third brother George Maher from Salina was previously listed in error. Ralph received an additional 5 000 bond.

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Front Page Appeal Urges Voter Registration in White Space

The Great Bend Tribune prints a front page that is mostly blank except for a mid panel appeal urging readers to register. The notice states the page is not for sale and editors use the daily columns for what may be considered the most important content.

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