Kansas grid stars, Wilt Chamberlain era memories remembered
Kansas University football photo session at Memorial Stadium recalls Wilt Chamberlain’s 1955 town arrival, Phog Allen era humor, and a temperate, 98 degree afternoon. Current team, roster seniors, and backfield mix discussed along with uniforms, shoes, and Big Seven expectations for 1956 season.
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Fort Wayne and Deming in non pro title game
Fort Wayne, Ind dairymen and Deming, Wash loggers meet tonight for the national non pro baseball tournament final. Fort Wayne previously beat the Loggers 54 in the double elimination event and both sides advanced with rallying wins last night. Ron Akins of Deming yielded three safeties as his team surged to an 18 hit attack to crush Alpine 41 3. Fort Wayne scored 10 runs in 10 innings to defeat Sinton 14 1. The final decision remains unresolved after earlier results.
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Braves Find New Star Each Day Bruton Latest Milwaukee Hero
The Milwaukee Braves lead the league by 34 games in a long season as Bill Bruton starred with a two run single in a five run first inning against St Louis 6 3, while the Giants swept Brooklyn and Cincinnati won again. The day featured many NL results and Bruton’s standout performance.
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Braves Gunning For a Series Sweep in Labor Day Twinbill
MILWAUKEE Braves, leading the standings, aim to win three of four from Cincinnati in a Labor Day doubleheader to push the Redlegs toward a late-season collapse. Danny OConnell warns three losses could be nearly fatal for Cincinnati, while Braves players dismiss Dodgers fears and psychology talk.
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Giovanelli Poirer Clash Promises Night of Action
Giovanelli and Poirier square off tonight at St Nicholas Arena with potential rematch drama after their July 23 finish. The New York contender Giovanelli, 24, seeks a repeat over Poirier, 24, of Niagara Falls, N.Y. DuMont broadcasts at 8 p.m. CST with other heavyweights Harold Carter and Degny Summerlin also in action.
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