Sooners Dominate as Kansas Falls 43 20 in Lawrence
Oklahoma splits the Midlands lead with a 43 to 20 victory over Kansas at Lawrence before 40 000. Wilkinson’s offense shines with Crowder Wessels Leake and Green powering the attack while Catlin anchors the line and makes key plays. Oklahoma chase four more Big Seven games including Kansas State Iowa State Missouri and Nebraska with Notre Dame and Oklahoma A and M remaining non conference tests.
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Colorado Beats Iowa State 21 12 in Ames Ta
Colorado tops Iowa State 21 to 12 in Ames as three short punts set up all three Colorado touchdowns. Missouri and Kansas State falter as Oklahoma Aggies win 14 7, Leake scores and leaves with injury. Hoag second in scoring with 42 points.
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Frisco Running Wild New York Teams Tie for Lead
The American Conference title race tightens as Cleveland Browns Chicago Cardinals and New York Giants sit at 3 1 at 31 with Philadelphia and Washington close behind. San Francisco 49ers dominate the National Conference at 4 0 while Bears Lions and Packers chase. Cardinals edge Giants 24 23 as Browns crush Eagles 49 7. Lions beat Rams 24 16, Redskins top Steelers 28 24, Packers 24 14 Dallas. Green Bay over Dallas Saturday night.
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Duck season opens in Missouri amid dry ponds
Jefferson City reports Missouri's 55 day duck season began at noon with crisp clear weather. The parched countryside saw ponds and sloughs dry as dust under bright sun.
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College basketball bribery cases spread to Jersey City
Jersey City reportedly signed four former Kentucky players and Gene Melchiore from Bradley as part of a bribery scheme to fix games. All five allegedly admitted taking bribes from gamblers to fix point spreads, per Robacher. In Annapolis Maryland routed Navy 38 7, extending its fierce football rivalry. Seven players were ejected as Maryland dominated the Midshipmen in a game seen as a predictor of the 1952 season. Navy and Maryland officials said the rivalry may pause for years.
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Hoover Commission criticism sparks challenge by Johnson
Robert L. Johnson, president of Temple University, rebutted Senate criticism of the Hoover Commission as inaccurate propaganda. He said the Citizens Committee is not active but warned against belated attacks. McClellan's panel disputed $1,244,000,000 in annual savings, while Johnson cited GSA data claiming large savings in 1951.
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KU Names 117 Students for Advanced Degrees
One hundred seventeen students were named for advanced degrees at the October meeting of the University of Kansas Graduate Faculty. Eleven are from Lawrence and one from DeSoto. The group includes 20 Doctor of Philosophy candidates, four Doctor of Education, 91 masters degree candidates with 25 receiving master of arts and 16 master of science, plus 13 master of science in education, 23 master of education, three master of music education, and two master of musi
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23 Die in Train Wreck Near Johannesburg
The Durban Johannesburg passenger train derailed on an embankment in Natal killing 23 passengers and injuring 37 others. The leading coach plunged off the embankment and dragged others with it.
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Philadelphia raid nets narcotics bust on tanker Silverdale
U S customs agents swarmed aboard the British oil tanker Silverdale when it docked in Philadelphia. They confiscated 111 purses of dollars on narcotics and arrested two Chinese crewmen charged in connection with the raid at the Port of Philadelphia.
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Feavda Accuses Japan of Preparing Police Reserve Units
Pravda claimed Monday that the Japanese government is preparing to mobilize units of its police reserve corps to fight. The Communist Party paper said Ichiro Hatoyama told Liberal Party members of preparations for leadership, with Shigeru Yoshida as a possible leader.
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