Haskell Star Matty Bell Shapes Grid Career
Matty Bell, former Haskell Institute coach, recounts his playing days and coaching rise at SMU, TC U, Texas A and M, and notes his Rose Bowl and Cotton Bowl appearances. Rumors link George Sauer to Baylor and Bill Glassford’s Nebraska move as Big Seven potential changes.
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Haskell Institute
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
Haskell
Rockne
Matty Bell
Madison Bell
Southern Methodist
Kansas
Centre College
Bell
T.C.U
Texas A & M
SMU
Lawrence
Matty
Husky Braves
Sitting Bull
John Levi
John
Beil
Atar
Emall Fry
S.M.U
Ray Morrison
Morrison
Vanderbilt
Rusty Russell
Russell
Chalmer Woodard
Mustangs
Stanford
Penn State
Oregon
American Football Coaches Association
Rutgers
Chapevine
George Sauer
Navy
Baylor
Cornhunker
Bill Glassford
Bill
N. Y
Sauer
Waco
George
Tase
Nebraska
Glasnford
UCLA Tailbacks Knox and Brown Spar Over Fatherly Fame
UCLA football features two tailbacks Ronnie Knox and Sam Brown with their fathers at the center of chatter. Sam Sr says Sam is as good as any and receives athletic support, while Harvey Knox often overshadows Ronnie in talks.
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U.C.L.A
Ronnie Knox
Harvey
Sam
Red Sanders
Sam Sr
Harvey Knox
Ronnie
Sanders
Samar
Tessy
Oakland
California
Browns Packers to Struggle In Key Pro Grid Tilt Sunday
The Browns and Packers collide in a pivotal NFL matchup as both teams vie for early conference leads. The game centers on a passing duel between Otto Graham and Tobin Rote, with Lou Groza and Fred Cond as key specialists.
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Browns
Packers
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay Packers
NFL
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Baltimore Colts
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles
Washington Red Skins
Baltimore
Steelers
New York
Giants
Chicago Bears
San Francisco
49Ers
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago
Cardinals
Otto Graham
Tobin Rote
Lou Groza
Fred Cond
Rote
Cone
Rams
Former 0-State Ace Dies in Auto Mishap
Ann Arbor Michigan reports former 0-State football star Dick Hilinski died when a foreign make car left a back road 15 miles northeast of Ann Arbor. His passenger Sylvester Blake 25 of Columbus Ohio sustained a minor head injury. Hilinski had just completed eligibility last season and was assisting the Buckeyes coaching staff while in medical school.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Dick Hilinski
Ohio State
Michigan
University of Michigan
al Hilinski
Sylvester J. Blake
Columbus
Ohio
Fenton, Mich
James H. Morse
Blake
Hilinski
Buckeye
Proter Tales Racketeers As Closer to Ring Scene
Philadelphia attorney Alfred M Klein bluntly charged that racketeer elements have a closer tie to boxing than people thought The Pennsylvania Athletic Commission is pursuing its own probe and even seeking witnesses outside the state while professional boxing in Pennsylvania remains suspended for most of the summer.
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Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
Klein
Commission
Alfred M. Klein
Underworld
Russian Cage Bid Is Vetoed By AAU Group
The National Amateur Athletic Union rejected a Russian bid to exchange basketball teams for financial reasons. AAU secretary Dan Ferris said funds are being raised to support U.S. teams for the upcoming summer and winter Olympics, leaving no capacity to finance an exchange.
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New York
National Amateur Athletic Union
Dan Ferris
AAU
Irving
U.S
Upset-rich Friday slate reshapes college football races
UCLA, TCU, and Detroit won as upsets rippled across conferences. Oklahoma extended a 28-game win streak but faced tougher tests, while Texas Christian beat Miami 21-19 with Curtis and Pollard delivering. Detroit defeated Oklahoma A&M 7-0 as Denver, Idaho State, and others posted notable results.
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Yale
Colgate
EE BA
Towa
Los Angeles
Hawkeyes
Cal Jones
Boston College
Marquette
Texas Christian
Miami
Chuck Curtis
Theor
Harold Pollard
University of Detroit
Oklahoma A & M
Billy Russell
Jimmy Brown
Denver
Brigham Young
Colorado College
Colorado State
Idaho State
College of Idaho
Michigan
Associated Press Weekly
Minnesota
Maryland
Syracuse
Navy
Penn
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Purdue
Georgia Tech
Drilling Pace Increases This Week in State
The Kansas oil and gas sector shows pace pickup as 96 new starts and 107 completions were recorded this week. Among completions 44 wells rated 12,348 barrels daily and 11 gas wells delivering 73,183,000 cubic feet daily on open flow tests. Four gas wells in Kearny and Finney deliverability tests total 6,795,000 cu ft daily. Binghamton led Eastern League attendance in 1955 with 89,529 home fans, up 40,309 from 1954.
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Wichita
Kansas A
Conservation Division
Kearny
Finney
Binghamton
N.Y
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Bill Mayers
Sport
Jim Swink
Texas
Bear Bryant
Horned Frogs
Bear
K.U
Bud Laughlin
San Francisco 49Ers
Sweden
Steve Stephens
Kansas Forestry, Fish & Game Commission
Pratt
Jefferson School
Leavenworth
Associated Press
ED Wilks
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Oklahoma
Herth
Colorado
Sooners
Bulls
Bud Wilkinsons
Tenax A & M
Wisconsin
Princeton
Cornell
Florida State
Washington
Hlinois
Duke
Pitt
Auburn
Furman
Southern California
Iowa State
Kansas State
Missouri
Vasa
FORD
Forder
Chevrolet
Mercury
Studebaker
Plymouth
Vaton
New Hampshire St
G.M.A.C
Kasade
Francis. Sporting Goods
Massachusetts
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