Big Seven Football Teams Open Fall Practice
Kansas City dispatch reports early work across the Big Seven as Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas State begin scrimmages, with August Keller and Veryl Switzer injured at Kansas State. Missouri tests Gabby Hoale at quarterback along with Carrash, Fox, and Rowekamp, who arrived from West Point. Nebraska’s Johnny Bordogna shows progress under Bill Glassford. Oklahoma backs focus on ball handling to reduce fumbles with several returnees from service. Towns State assesses 32 man squad for a kicker while Bob Clendening recovers from appendectomy. Five conference teams set Sept. 10 as opening games near.
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Blues Fall to Brewers in Key A L Baseball Action
Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 103 to tighten their turf in the pennant chase while St Paul moved within four games of KC and Indianapolis beat Louisville 2 1. Tommy Umphlett homered inside the park as Charleston Fresno rainout cited.
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Marine sergeant finds love before Korea departure
Marine Sgt. Hugh E. Kidd Jr. of Baton Rouge traveled from North Carolina to New York in a bid to propose to Patricia Hayes, a 20-year-old Bronx switchboard operator. After a chase from the Bronx to Boston, Hayes answered with a hopeful note, offering a future reunion, ending the search with a fragile, hopeful response.
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Woman Seeks Engagement by Phone From News Desk
A woman attempted to contact Nerestz at the switchboard from the New York Herald Tribune office for four hours. After she left, a reporter spoke with the sergeant who said Parliament would meet Friday and that he hoped she would wait. Miss Hayes stayed too confused to decide.
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