Replogle Warns of SMU Offense in Dallas Showdown
Kansas faces SMU in Dallas Cotton Bowl as Replogle notes the Ponies use nine formations and a trapezoid backfield. Kansas coach Sikes leads a 40-man squad aiming to rebound after a 42-20 loss to Oklahoma. kickoff 2 p.m. local time, plan to return to Lawrence after the game.
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Hargiss Named Executive Secretary of State Athletic Commission
Bil Hargiss of Topeka former coach at Emporia State and Kansas will become executive secretary of the State Athletic Commission to succeed Frank Gilleece who announced retirement after 22 years. Gilleece's successor was approved by athletic directors and will act November 1, with full duties after business arrangements. Hargiss, born in Cherokee County, is 1928 Emporia State graduate and former head coach at Colby College, Oregon State, Emporia State, and Kansas, with a football coaching record of 22 wins 18 losses and four ties. He currently works in the insurance business.
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Charles Will Meet Brion Hoping to Gain Prestige
New York city bout features Ezzard Charles facing Cesar Brion in Madison Square Garden. Charles, a former heavyweight king, is the favorite to win the ten rounder but must stop the 196 pound Argentine to gain acclaim. Brion carries a 39 7 record with 18 KOs, while Charles owns 76 8 1 with 48 KOs.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT The Associated Press report
In New York Lunyside Garden Johnny DiGilio Bayonne New Jersey defeated Sam Anderson Pittsburgh by outpoint. in Fall River Mase-Tippy Lar kin Garfield J outpoint Maurice Jenkins Newark Indiana.
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Phillips Pins 1952 53 Hope On Big Clyde
Bartlesville Umin A new Phillips coach Tom Scott arrives with a 50 percent new team as Phillips prepares for the November 15 opener at Cyril Ohio against East Central State Teachers Ada. Scott must fill the gap left by retiring star Bob Kurland while mentoring veterans Clyde Lovellette Chuck Darling and six newcomers in a quest for AAU success.
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Jayhawker Jerry Robertson Shines In Texas Start
Kansas star quarterback Jerry Robertson put on a spectacular homecoming performance in Fort Worth. He threw two long TD passes and ran for another as Kansas upset Texas 27 13. Robertson’s 205 passing yards set a season peak and he moved into elite Jayhawk yardage brackets. He emphasized quick throws, pattern knowledge, and minding pace to improve.
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Saigh Refuses Comment on Card Shift Rumors
Houston report cites wealthy group offering to move the St. Louis Cardinals to Texas with a 45000 year stadium for 1954 and a five year earnings guarantee. Fred Saigh, president, says no comment now and may speak later as he studies the Cardinal farm club in the Texas League.
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Sid Gordon and Ferris Fain Star in Night Games
New York reports show Sid Gordon of the Braves hit .331 at night and led the league in night batting with 56 hits in 169 at bats across 49 after dark games. Ferris Fain topped the AL with a .327 season average and led night games at .369 in 48 appearances with 65 safeties in 177 at bats. Average per capita national income in the United States was $1,584 in 1951.
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Spoilers Loom in Big Seven Clash at Boulder
Nebraska seeks to seize leadership as Colorado hosts in a pivotal Big Seven showdown. Nebraska carries a perfect league record, while Colorado has one win, one loss and one tie. Oklahoma remains No. 3 and pursues a fifth consecutive title as Kansas State visits, and Missouri faces Town State in Columbia amid conference intrigue.
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Cage League Votes to Disband Amid Scandal Fallout
The Cage League voted last night to disband the circuit after a wave of indictments and guilty pleas tied to a point-fixing scandal. With withdrawing teams from Jersey and Elmira, only six members remained, leaving leaders unsure whether to join the Eastern League or form a new circuit. President John J. O’Brien presided as talks centered on the future structure and geographic footprint.
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Saint to be honored Fourth centenary events in Goa
GOA officials busy readying extra facilities for the half million expected when the fourth centenary of Bt Francis Xavier death begins Dec 3. Pilgrims from throughout the region and about 200 non Catholics will attend centenary festivities officials said.
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