Running Pass Key To 1960 Football Offense Say Coach
Bill Mayers Sport Talk surveys the running pass concept as the core offensive weapon. Bud Wilkinson and other coaches discuss how the run pass forces defenses to guess, with Oklahoma and Kansas fielding notable threats. Lawrence Highs Woolard leads a flexible attack, while Missouri and Kansas State assess potential in their rosters.
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Texas A and M star backs up hype with run game
The 220 pound end, listed as a line star, helped move the ball as coach Martin defused rumors that the TCU offense would lack punch this season.
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Bears Eagles Exhibition Clash Heads to Kansas City Sunday
In a Sunday afternoon exhibition at Municipal Stadium Kansas City the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles meet at 2 pm Bears enter 2-1 in the exhibition season and seek another Western title while Philadelphia rookie rich roster shows promise led by Tommy McDonald and Jim Harris Lawrence links add Halas and Carr friendship Bears hold famed quarterback depth with Ed Brown Bratkowski Blanda Haluska Knox and Eagles coach Hugh Devore Paddy DriscollAmong local notes Halas friend Carr Navy era connections noted
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Top Hitters Idle Williams Musial Lead Annual Batting Race
Idle Williams and Musial head the American League batting standings from the season’s late data with .369 and .340 marks respectively. Mantle and Woodling also star as Williams of Boston and Musial of St Louis top the league in runs batted in and other key categories while pitchers Donovan Shantz and Buhl fashion notable wins and records.
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Red Schoendienst Drives Braves Toward Promised Land
Milwaukee players hail Red Schoendienst as the key spark behind the Braves rise. He transformed a young infield, led by example with tireless work, and became the team's field general and take charge catalyst. Teammates cite his advice, spirit, and leadership as pivotal in closing the gap with top rivals.
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British unions call halt to nuclear bomb work
BLACKPOOL England The Trade Union Congress the central body of Britain's labor movement today urged an immediate stop to the manufacture and testing of nuclear bombs.
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Boss Woolard Promotes Kipp To First Team
Lawrence High School football notes show Phil Kipp moved to the right half for the white team replacing Marvin Pine after returning from the injured corps. The squad did dry drills, blocking sleds, and wind sprints with no scrimmage, under coach Al Woolard during a 244 hour practice.
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U S Considers Easing Of Albania Travel Ban
Washington reports the United States weighing a change to its 11 year Albania travel ban as part of a broader move following Bulgaria's surprise lifting of a seven year visits embargo. Officials offered no explanation for Bulgaria but hinted at possible renewed diplomatic ties while Albania remains restricted.
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Six Okies Drop From the Squad
Six University of Oklahoma players quit the Sooners football squad, two more left practice, and one failed to show. Rocky Boydston of Muskogee and Roland Powell of Sweetwater, Texas, resigned Thursday morning. End Roland Hall of Oklahoma City and Fred Hood of Denver plus Lyle Burris of Muskogee turned in resignations Thursday afternoon. Lynn Burris, twin of Lyle and last year’s center, did not report for practice. Coach Bud Wilkinson did not know if Lynn had quit. Boydston cited study pressure and a new job as reasons for quitting, while adding there was no related drama.
Discord Between Boydston and Coaches Leads to Shortened Practices
Wilkinson says the team is tired and will cut practice to one half hour in the mornings and brief scrimmages in the afternoons. The squad had been working long sessions and today the board approved a contract with Skiatron Corp. Stoneham disclosed owning 1000 Skiatron shares during last July’s pro sports inquiry.
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Giants Agree to Pay TV Telecast for Baseball Games
New York Giants president Horace C. Stoneham confirms the club will pay for television telecasts of its home baseball games in San Francisco. Announcement signals a shift in broadcast policy and indicates Giants support for wider game exposure.
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