Sooners Reclaim No 1 Spot In AP Football Poll
Oklahoma regains the top ranking after a weekend tied to Michigan State’s loss and Notre Dame held to a scoreless draw. Georgia Tech moves to second, Tennessee third, with Michigan State dropping to fourth as Texas A&M climbs to fifth amid a slew of near ties and first‑place votes.
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Big Ten to Present Revised Athletic Code
CHICAGO M I The Big Ten prepared to announce a revised athletic code on recruiting and subsidization. A six man committee worked on it yesterday and aimed to finish today. The code would standardize aid to athletes based on need, with aid amounts decided by a research agency. A winter conference meeting in December would vote to enact the plan if all nine conference members approve. In Mexico City northern state governors to crack down on cattle rustlers with minimum six year sentences.
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Kansas and Kansas State renew annual grid battle in Manhattan
Kansas University and Kansas State meet in Manhattan for a key season game. Coach Chuck Mather expects a tough matchup after reviewing the A and M clash and praises Kansas defenders Bobby Marshall and Homer Floyd while noting injuries and lineup questions. Oklahoma praises its flank offense and remains No. 1 in the nation as Sooners beat Kansas 34-12.
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Missouri Likely to Repeat As League Passing Leader
KANSAS CITY Missouri appears likely to repeat as the Big Eight Conference passing leader behind quarterback Jim Hunter and halfback Charley James. The Tigers have 523 passing yards in six games, with Hunter at times connecting for 254 yards on 22 completions. James has emerged among the top five in total offense, joining new names like Bob Stransky and Keith Wilson as top contributors in rushing and passing.
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Lopez Joins Chisox and Ends All America Hopes
CHICAGO ex Cleveland manager Al Lopez joined the Chicago White Sox on a one year contract for 1957. He praised the team’s potential while acknowledging the Yankees remain tough. Lopez said he’s excited to build toward a pennant and will name his own coaches. Injuries threaten several All America prospects including Michigan State star Charence Peaks and others across major programs.
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Tribe Faces Holton in Loop Battle for Crown
The Haskell Indians meet Holton Wildcats at Holton field to chase a share of the Jayhawk League title. Holton is 2-0 in league play, while Haskell’s lineup is uncertain after a 28-0 loss to Maur Hill. A win keeps Haskell alive for a possible crown with Seaman if results go favorable.
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Slow motion escape from Wisconsin boys school ends with mower theft
Two 17 year old youths fled from Wisconsin's State School for Boys in slow motion, driving off on a farm tractor equipped with mowers. The incident occurred as they escaped from the correctional facility, leaving authorities pursuing leads.
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U S Olympic Team Sets Record Under Wilson
Kenneth L Tug Wilson, president of the U S Olympic Committee, proclaims the U S Olympic team to be the best ever sent. The Chicago report highlights the strong roster and improved preparations ahead of the games.
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Olympic fund exceeds one million dollars says Wilson
Wilson told the quarter back club that the Olympic team will be the best ever and that Australia will have enough money to send the team to Melbourne in style. He praised fans for rallying behind the effort and predicted funds would surpass the million dollar mark once all contributions are in.
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