Jayhawks stay sharp in hot practice drills
Kansas University football held a hot practice with a passing focus as Wally Strauch, Dave Preston, and Al Jaso led quarterbacks drills. Halfbacks Handley Moody Francisco connected on several TD passes while injuries sidelined Baker Kraus Traylor Rosowicz and others.
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Star Rookies Break Up Backfield Skirmish in San Francisco
In San Francisco Star Rookies Carroll Ry and Icky Mdegle, fresh from Colorado and Rice Institute respectively, challenge A Tittle and the pro backfield. McElhenney suffers a foot injury but may play as Red Strader weighs Hardy as starter for the final exhibition against Los Angeles Friday night.
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Reliefers to Figure Big in Junior Fight
In the pennant race bullpen arms lead the way with Narleski Kinder and Howell starring for Cleveland Boston and Chicago. Narleski has 24 wins 8 saves. Kinder 21 saves 5-1 2.02 ERA. Howell 7-3 2.95 ERA. Gorman moved to Kansas City saved 1 for the A’s. Labine and Roebuck have 31 Dodger saves.
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Nielsen Tabori Tie World Mark in 1500 Bid
Laszlo Tabori of Hungary and Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark tied for first in 1500 meters with a co world mark of 3 40.8. John Landy’s 3 41 8 pace is cited as the recognized world mark with Sander Tharos noted for a 340.8 1500 in Helsinki. Audun Boysen of Norway finished third.
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Life Insurance Firm Seeks Educated Men 25-40
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Basilio Faces Turner in Live Welterweight Title Showdown
From SYRACUSE to air on ABC telecast Basilio targets a Kayo clash with Turner tonight promoter Karl Dates promises a fast paced bout The event features veteran fighters in a high stakes welterweight contest with local press coverage and national broadcast plans.
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Three-Hit Pitching Drives New Orleans Past Wichita
Weilbacher delivered his second three hit game and seven strikeouts as New Orleans defeated Wichita 5 to 6 in a Rookie League night contest. Wichita finished runner up for the second year, with boys 18 fast participants in the tournament.
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