All-Out Scrimmage Slated For Kansas Hawks Today
Kansas football plans an all-out intra-squad scrimmage this afternoon with kickoffs and punts, aiming for a 2:30 start. Coach Jules Sikes expects some control but mostly full-scale work as the team closes its first fall week. Several players return from injuries while others remain sidelined two to 10 days, including Hoag Rogers Murphy and Poppe Sandifer.
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Jules Sikes
Sikes
K. U
Christian University
Memorial Stadium
Jayhawkers
Dean Nesmith
Jerry Robertson
Don Hess
Pat Patterson
Bill Marshall
Bob Hubbard
Robertson
Hess
Pretty Prairie
Patterson
Garden City Jaco
Hubbard
Shelbyville
Marshall
Kinsley
Charlie Hoag
Jack Rodgers
Pat Murphy
Orrille Poppe
Dickandifer
Poppe
Sandifer
Stafford
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
National league updates list New York and Brooklyn results with Boston and Pittsburgh, plus Cincinnati Chicago and Philadelphia matchups. American League standings show New York Cleveland Boston St Louis Detroit and Chicago leaders, with Saturday games including New York Washington Philadelphia and Chicago Detroit. Also notes Texas and Pacific Coast leagues results and a state unemployment insurance exemption for small employers.
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New York
St. Loui
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
SATUR
Brooklyn
Prskine
Rutherford
Conweyee
Lanier
Hearn
Jester
Johnson
Roberts
Drews
Cincinnati
Fpodbiean
Va. Klinpstein
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Dickson
Haddix
Cleveland
Washington . &E
Chicazo
Detroit
Washington
Scarborough
Marrero
Schelb
Bishop
Parnell
Nixon
Dobson
Trucks
Byrne
Lemon
Lion Varsity Grid Lineups for Lawrence High Football
Lawrence High School announces position by position lineups for the Lions varsity grid. Coach Allan Woolard notes potential roster additions from the B-team and Little Lions as the 1052 season progresses.
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Lawrence High School
Allan Woolard
Little Lions
Ferrier Leads Empire State Open With 130 After 3rd Round
Jim Ferrier fired a 67 to go 10 under 130 at Normanside CC as 60 golfers chase the Empire State Open title. Farina and Turnesa posted 66 and 63 respectively, while Snead and Slammar Sam’s rivals vie for early momentum after a day of strong scoring with 21 players under 70 and 23 under 36-hole par.
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Albany
Jim Ferrier
San Franciscan
Slammar
Sam Saga
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Armand Farina
Seate
Mike ~Ynesa
White Plains
Ferrier
Normanside Country Club
Snead
Farina
Turnesa
Fights Last Night In New York And San Diego
Bobby Dykes from Miami outpointed Gil Turner in New York. Eddie Williams from San Diego outpointed Cha Cha Jimenez in Tucson. Both bouts featured local city or regional ringside notes and results.
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New York
Bobby Dykes
Miami
Fla
Gil Turner
Philadelphia
San Diego
Calif
Eddie Wiliams
Tucson
Ariz
Cha Cha Jimenez
Mexico
City
Gil Gets Return Fight After Frightening Philly Thriller
New York reports Gil Turner will meet Bobby Dykes in Philadelphia next month after a bitter split decision upset. Turner needed stitches for a cheekbone cut and eye gash, while Dykes, a six-foot puncher from Texas now in Miami, earned the win on two judges and the referee’s card.
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New York
Gil Turner
Bobby
Philadelphia
City Fight
Turner
Styles
Petey Schalzo
Harold Barnes
Miami Fla
Jack Gordon
Earold Dykes
Eoih
Miners clinch Western Association pennant with 4-0 win
Joplin clinched the Western Association title with a 4-0 shutout of the Owls in Topeka, Frank Lucas getting his 24th win as the Miners built runs in the sixth, seventh and eighth. Hutchinson remains a distant second after a 6-0 win over Salina. Regular-season schedule unchanged aside from a doubleheader for Hutchinson and Salina. Joplin faces Topeka again while Muskogee visits Ft. Smith tonight.
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Hutchinson
Miners
Owls
Topeka
Frank Lucas
Lucas
Sam Frazier
Hirchinson
Maioty
Salina
Joe Stelmack
Elks
Frank Washington
Wi Cline
Tri Bob Yarona
Fr. Smith
Migsforce
Mussoosee
Ft. Smith
TCU Favored To Win 1952 SWC Title In Poll
Texas Christian University leads the 1952 Southwest Conference football poll by the TCU News Service, edging Texas by a narrow margin. Rice, SMU, Arkansas, Baylor, and Texas A&M follow, with wide ballot variation among 82 experts. TCU received 30 first place votes to Texas 24.
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Tex
TCU Horned Frogs
Texas Longhorns
Rice Owls
Stout
SMU
Arkansas
Baylor
Texas A & M
TCU Sports Service
University of Kansas
Texas Christian University
Aggies
TCU
Texas
Frogs
Longhorns
Rice
Casey Flays Yankee Crew After Loss to Athletics
Casey Stengel blasted the New York Yankees as they traveled home after a 3-2 defeat to Philadelphia. He warned players to drop nonsense and focus on baseball as Cleveland narrowed the lead. he challenged each man to assess his own performance and salary.
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Yankee Crew
Athletics
Washington
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Casey
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Yankees
Stengel
Browns
White Sox
Pittsburg Challenge Sparks Vote Contest
Pittsburg California is challenged by the local Chamber of Commerce to seek the most votes in the November 4 election. Mayor Frank Foresman pledges to send 100 pounds of coal to the winning city if Pittsburg wins.
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Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Calif
Frank Foresman
California
Dodgers Lead Giants In Critical NL Title Race
Dodgers hold a six game edge over the Giants with a five game series opening at the Polo Grounds looming. Giants must sweep to cut the gap, as Brooklyn aims to extend the lead amid a tight pennant chase. Other games saw Phillies edged by Giants 5-4, and Cardinals blank Pirates 4-0. Wolves kill about 5 percent of Canadian caribou herds each year per the National Geographic Society.
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Leo Durocher
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Brookly Bridge
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Indians
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Early Wynn
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Red Sox
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Bob Thomson
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Jim Wkenstanly
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Hartung
Wes Westrum
Jim Wilson
Walker Cooper
Ken Lehman
Wilson
Irooks
Cooper
National Geographic Society
Brewers Fall Flat as Minneapolis Drubs Milwaukee 12-2
The American Association pennant winner Milwaukee Brewers lost 12-2 to Minneapolis on Friday night, their first loss in 10 games. Kansas City beat St. Paul 8-7 in 11 innings, widening its lead over the Saints to eight games. Louisville fell to Columbus 6-4, dropping three games back of Minneapolis. Indianapolis beat Charleston 6-2 behind Herb Score’s four-hitter. Saturday’s games were Columbus at Indianapolis, Charleston at Louisville, St. Paul at Milwaukee, and Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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Wichita
Des Moines
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Colorado Springs
Denver
Milwaukee Brews
Brewers
Saints
Indianapolis
Herb Score
Charleston
Waring Award to Jones Honored Golfer Bobby Jones
Bobby Jones has received the first Fred Waring Sportmanship Award for promoting golf’s spirit and integrity. Jones, 28 in 1930, completed golf’s grand slam by winning the British and U.S. Open and amateur titles, and accepted the honor from Francis E. Elliott, chairman of the national old masters awards committee.
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Shawnee-On-Delaware
Bobby Jones
Fred Waring
Jones
Francis E.elliott
Tribe Trio Stingy Cleveland Shuts Outs Rally
The Indians big three Early Wynn Mike Garcia and Bob Lemon have notched twelve shutouts. Wynn earned his third shutout Friday night versus Chicago shoring up a 3 0 win. Garcia has five and Lemon four shutouts.
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TRIBE
Stingy
Cleveland
Indians
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Bob Lemon
Wynn
Chicago
Garcia
Lemon
DiMaggio Eyes Yankees Comeback for Pennant Run
Joe DiMaggio, not yet 38, rehearses for a return to play three final games after Sept 5 as the Yankees seek a fourth pennant in the era. He has trained steadily, aims to boost club morale, and would join batting practice as a safety valve for a stretched roster.
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NEA
Cameres
Dan Topping
DiMaggio
Bronx
Yankees
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Pat) Patterson
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