Kansas Scrimmage Plan Set With Two Sessions This Week
Kansas University football coach Chuck Mather schedules two scrimmages this week as Bob Marshall holds the No 1 quarterback role. Injuries to Traylor and Walt limit depth but Mather says two units will play for the early games and practice remains rigorous to ready the squad for the season opener.
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Kansas University
Seasion
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Wak
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John Walt
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Peetry Gand Tea Hote Wei Doeeps
John Drake
Ed Prelock
Tom Horner
DeWitt Lewis
John Wertzberger
Kaness
Ted Rohde
Homer Floyd
McCuese
Charlie McCue
Bob Hoesing
Lincoln Amarillo Open Western League Playoff With a Title
Lincoln and Amarillo clinched the Western League second half title and Lincoln won its sixth straight, 146 over Colorado. The playoff, a best four of seven, starts Wednesday in Amarillo after Lincoln earned a 33 win over Topeka in the first half. Other games: Des Moines beat Sioux City 2 1 Pueblo edged Albuquerque split two games 7 3 and 8 0.
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Athletes to K C Meet
The Missouri Valley district of the Amateur Silat Union moved its annual business meeting to September 30 due to conflict with local football games. District Secretary-Treasurer Marion H. Miller announced the change. About half of Americans wear glasses and about 70 percent of those aged 45 to 64 need them.
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Antonelli Dominates Dodgers Again In Giants Win
Giant lefty Johnny Antonelli struck out 10 right-handed Dodgers in a 2-1 victory, delivering a brilliant performance to frustrate Brooklyn for the second straight time this season. Manager Bill Rigney vowed to start Antonelli against Brooklyn at every opportunity, citing his success against their right-handed hitters.
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Snead's School Golf Lessons By an Expert
The article details proper golf grip technique focusing on the left hand. It argues many players grip wrongly, with the left thumb mispositioned, and stresses correct placement directly under the shaft for backswing support. It previews demonstrations comparing left-thumb positions to prove the point.
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Bears Narrow AA Pennant Gap with 2-1 Win
In a tight race Denver closed to within two games of the leaders as they beat Louisville 2-1. Indianapolis lost twice to Charleston, while Minneapolis swept Wichita in twin bills. Willie Kirkland led the Millers with a homer and five RBIs as Mel Held pitched the opener.
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Lawrence Pitcher Is Horseshoe Winner
MANHATTAN Alvin Dahlène Lawrence a veteran of 27 consecutive state horseshoe pitching tournaments and twice a champion led yesterday's first round of the 1956 event. He won all eight games as seven others stood 7-1. Today seven more games finish the tourney with several players tied for second: Roland Kraft Lawrence Maurines Tamboer Alvin Gandy and Vince Garner belonging to Wichita Topeka and Topeka respectively.
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Record set at Kansas City hot rod meet
Calvin Rice of Santa Ana California drove a specially built car to 152.28 mph in a quarter mile at the NHRA meet in Kansas City. The time trial performance established a new national record, his third in as many days, and it will stand as the official mark until 1957.
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Central Flyway Geese Shooting To Start Oct. 7
Interior Department announces 1956 57 migratory waterfowl seasons by flyway. Central plan allows 60 days for geese with 75 days for ducks, and Missouri and Kansas differ on dates. Goose limits set at five per day with possession limits of ten in some flyways. Wilsons snipe remains limited to 30 days per flyway.
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Diamond Data Baseball Scores and Schedule Preview
National League standings and Monday schedule listed with team matchups and pitchers. Details cover Mets, Dodgers, Braves, Cardinals, Phillies, Pirates, Giants, and other clubs, plus American, International, and minor leagues. A Bermuda law note about family car ownership concludes the snippet.
Lew Hoad Not Unbeatable, Says Ex Coach Beasley
Forest Hills veteran Mercer Beasley, who coached three U S champions, says Lew Hoad can be beaten by exploiting his backhand near the net. Beasley notes Hoad has won the French, Australian, and Wimbledon titles and could complete a grand slam if he wins the U S. He points to rival players Vic Seixas Ham Richardson and Ken Rosewall as possible counters as Hoad faces tough early rounds against Seixas and Savitt with other challengers also in the mix. The report follows Hoad’s progress as opponents test his game in the U S Nationals backdrop.
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Rosburg Captures Motor City Open With Playoff Win
Detroit summary: Bob Rosburg edges Ed Furgol in a sodden playoff to win the Motor City Open. Rosburg earns $40,000 with Furgol taking $2,200 after losing on the first extra hole. Fleck misses a short putt to end tied for third at 285, while Wininger finishes fourth at 28 under par and $1,200. The event boosts Rosburg’s season earnings to $14,611 and Furgol’s tour totals to $19,053.
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Kaline Tops in Tigers Sweep of A's and More Baseball Notes
Detroit’s Al Kaline drove in five runs in the three game series sweep over Kansas City, delivering the game winning hit in each contest. Mantle leads the AL in most categories but Kaline remains a strong rival in RBIs with 111 and 26 homers. Art Ditmar took his 19th loss for the A’s as Billy Hoeft earned his 16th win for Detroit. In Milwaukee, Larry Jackson’s St Louis debut faltered as the Braves won 6-3. Taylor Phillips and Fob Trowbridge shut down the Cardinals and Musial’s infield out highlighted Milwaukee’s win.
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Redbirds Stay Fourth After Braves Victory
Wally Moon drove in with an infield out and Johnny Logan belted his 13th homer for Milwaukee in the second. The Braves hold a 12-7 edge in the season series and finish with a three game set in St. Louis on Sept 2. Despite the loss, the Redbirds remain in fourth place.
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Washington's Jim Lemon Sets Home Run and Strikeout Records
Jim Lemon slugged three home runs in one Griffith Stadium game tied Washington club mark with 26 homers alongside Roy Sievers and hit 20 at home. 250 Covington townsfolk hailed Jim Lemon Day presenting $1,500 in savings bonds. He also struck out twice to reach 122 for the season, breaking the AL record of 121 set by Larry Doby in 1953.
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Drowns in White River boating accident near Forsythe Missouri
Harold Wescott, 11, of Hiattville Kansas, drowned late last night in the White River near Forsythe in the Ozarks when a swift current overturned their boat. His father and three companions escaped to shore. searchers could not locate the boy immediately.
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Bell accuses Oklahoma of enticing SMU recruit
SMU athletic director Matty Bell denounced Oklahoma for courting star Bobby Boyd who had signed to attend SMU. He argued it violates ethics and urged coaches to reach an agreement. Boyd, from Garland, Texas, joins SMU’s loss to Oklahoma after Sam Caudle of Abilene defected earlier this year.
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Death Takes Raw Leader Ogilvie in Tarrytown
Walter Elsworth Ogilvie, 92, retired managing director of United Railways of Havana and an original board member of International Telephone & Telegraph, died on Saturday in Tarrytown New York.
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Carols for the Careless
Disc jockey Nick Reyes of WFTC in Kinston plays Christmas records over Labor Day weekend as a traffic safety measure. He says this is for those who will not be with us next Christmas to remind them accidents can happen to anyone.
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