Nebraska Oklahoma Settle Big Six Prep For Norman Clash
Nebraska and Oklahoma brace for a key Big Six clash in Norman next Saturday as title hopes hinge on the result. Both teams earned early-season favorite status as they each won their only previous games, with Nebraska beating Indiana 13 to 3 and Oklahoma narrowly defeating Texas by a touchdown. Coaches drill their starters hard, with Oklahoma promoting Merrell to starter and focusing on ball handling while Nebraska studies Indiana film and stresses discipline and execution.
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Fat in the A. A. U. Fire Will Sizzle in December
Houston reports the A A U fire will reach a sizzling point at the national convention December 4 to 6. Gulf Association president Jack Rafferty predicts a complete reorganization and an aggressive bid to restore public favor through a sportsmanlike administration. Rafferty calls Brundage opposition and hints at a possible presidential run. He favors Judge Jeremiah T. Mahaney as a candidate. Questions over Olympic term management and Eleanor Helm Jarrett’s expulsion from the team are raised at the session.
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Jayhawkers Prepare for Rim Six Clash at Kansas State
Kansas University football drills focus on blocking and scrimmage as key players from the Oklahoma game log long practice. Injuries from the prior game are minor, with all hands ready for the Kansas State tilt at Nattan. Parento and Divens showcased strong plays while Giannanzelo and Cannady rotated at signal calling.
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Sweetest of the Sweet Weed and Royal Attire Restrictions
The fragment references alpha-perilla-aldoxime in meat substitutes and notes royal prohibitions on wear by non-royals and income restrictions, plus a flashback to Henry Weil and Carson romances. It also mentions Stephen Foster and the song Oh Susanna, and ends with a teaser Tomorrow Exploding Trees.
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Rival Kansas and Kansas State Pledge Home Game Jig Ahead
Rival Kansas and Kansas State football squads have long traded home wins in their series. The 1934 season saw Kansas State break the home jinx with a 15 point win, Kansas answered next year with a 2 to 0 decision at Memorial Stadium. Across 33 meetings Kansas holds 21 wins to 9 for Kansas State, with four wins each since 1928 Big Six. The last year's renewal ended 9-2 after a safety and a late field goal by Kansas, maintaining the shifting home-field edge between the rivals.
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Call Turns On The Speed At Denver Tilt
Utah State’s Newell Call outran Denver University’s defense as Utah triumphed 31 to 6. Observers noted Call’s burst past Kayo Lam and DuBose backs, staking Utah’s claim to speed in the Colorado clash.
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Cards Still Seek Pitching Help After Warneke Trade
New York oct 19 The acquisition of Lonnie Warneke helps the St Louis Cardinals but does not solve their pitching problem Frankie Frisch says Warneke may not fix Paul Deans form and notes lingering injuries Frisch suggests more pitching is needed Jim Collins and Lenny Parmelee move to Chicago Cubs for Warneke Warneke finished 16 13 last season Parmelee started well then injured his throwing finger. Also reports a university freshman basketball meeting details and notes on Dago Diego term origin.
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Hubbell Is Named For League Award
Carl Owen Hubbell the Meeker Oklahoma left hander for the New York Giants was unanimously chosen the National League most valuable player for 1936 He becomes the second NL player to win the award twice after Dizzy Dean Dean and Hubbell led a six voter panel with Hubbell receiving 60 points and Dean 43 Herman Hartnett Medwick Waner Ott and others followed in voting Dean ranked second five times and third once as Hubbell tops the NL award history since 1925.
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End Zones May Draw More Interest Says Northwestern Coach
Chicago Oct 20 Litz Rose ness Northwestern University freshman football coach argues adding at least ten yards to end zones would boost scoring and excitement. He says longer end zones would produce wide open plays instead of clashing lines and many scoreless ties.
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Duke Georgia Tech score debate and college sports notes
A collage of college football and boxing notes hits Duke Georgia Tech score debate now 0-0 in humor from Wallace Wade. Mentions Ace Parker and Duke backs, Freddie Steele’s address, Michigan State ground play, Temple, North Carolina State, Rob Warren, Nevada’s John Ohrt, Prairie du Chien pass score, SMU vs Arkansas, Rose Bowl chatter, Bob Feller free agency, and new collapsible goal posts at Yankee Stadium.
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Dr. Allen Schedules Non-Conference Contests for Kansas
Dr Forrest C Allen director of athletics and basketball coach at the University of Kansas schedules 1987 non conference games. A game with Southwestern college at Winfield December 11 and a return later. Kansas to Baldwin December for Baker University with return January 5. Negotiations underway for games with Washburn college. Rosie Garcia coach of University of Mexico team seeks one or two games with Kansas. he claims his team beat the Mexican Olympic team and had two players on the Olympic squad.
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Misouri Parents Day to Wear Numbers in Stand Id
In Columbia Missouri plans for Parents Day players’ parents will wear their son’s uniform number for identification. The event follows a season where notable figures include Frank Frisch who won a National League MVP five years ago. A Missouri game against Iowa State Saturday is highlighted as a potential showcase.
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Ri Reflects On Olympic Basketball's Standing In World
Sohaku Ri writes from shipboard that while the actual competition was poorly handled the Olympics saw the greatest participation by basketball nations, proving the game's worldwide popularity and solid future. Dr. Allen’s role in gaining recognition is praised. Naismith named honorary president of the FI BB.
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Montana Grizzly Football Faces Tongue Twister Roster
Missoula reports a challenging season for Montana Grizzlies with a roster of hard to pronounce names like Tomasevich Popovich Matasevich Strizich Lazetich and Gedgood. The team also mourns the loss of 1935 iron man Paul Szakash to illness after playing most minutes last fall. Spec Forrest Towns famed for Berlin Olympics hurdles sports a rabbit charm in civilian clothes.
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Tennis stars Riggs and Gillespie join Miami team candidacy
Bobby Riggs and Campbell Gillespie, renowned players from California and the South, enroll at the University of Miami and declare their candidacy for the university tennis team.
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