Confusion Reigns In Grid After Wild Weekend Poll Shakeup
Associated Press notes top ten rattan shift as four previous leaders lose. Michigan retains first with 76 first place votes, Maryland slips to second, Oklahoma rises to third, Navy jumps to fourth after an aerial win over Penn State, while Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Wisconsin and Texas Christian drop out.
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Podres After World Series Fame Seeks Quiet Rest
Johnny Podres, famed Dodgers pitcher, said he plans time off after the World Series heroics against the Yankees. He described autographing menus, airport rushes, and craving sleep, noting a July 10 departure to Witherbee, N.Y., and the Adirondack deer season opening Oct. 25. He reflected on the near-mythic reception and stressed he is not a boastful person.
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Rohde Drops to Third in National Punting Rankings
Ted Rohde, a Kansas University football halfback from Emerson Nebraska, slipped from first to third in the national punting rankings over the weekend as observers note his junior year performance.
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Jay Freshman Harriers Gain Trio of Triumphs
Kansas University freshman cross country team won three postal meets against Big Seven rivals last week. Victories over Colorado 13-24 Nebraska 13-24 and Iowa State 15-22 highlighted the week. Top Kansas times included Schroeder 9:42.4, Hofmann 10:07.3, Crawford 10:09.1, Davis 10:54.0, Cormack 11:02.8.
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Lion Bees Rally To Beat Mission 19 14 At Close
Lawrence High School's B team edged Shawnee Mission Bees 19 to 14 Monday afternoon. The Junior Lions trailed 14 12 before recovering a Mission fumble at the Mission 45 yard line with four minutes left and driving to the six для a six yard pass that produced the winning score with a minute and a half remaining.
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