Kansas Jayhawks drill sparks amid rough goal-line scrimmage
Kansas University football practice ends with a raucous goal-line scrimmage highlighting Reich Hoag Konek and Fiss as top showpieces. Sikes calls session perhaps the best of the year as team readies for Sept. 20 opener with Texas Christian. injury list narrows to Taylor and Sandifer.
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Jules Sikes
Sikes
George Mrkonic
Gil Reich
Charlie Hoag
John Konek
Ton Hess
Rex Sullivan
Jayhawker
Reaves Peters
Big Seven
Memorial Stadium
Texas Christian
Scourge
Southwest
Jerry Taylor
Dick Sandifer
Reich
Walfbacks Hoag
Konek
Gar Len Fiss
Bud Laughlin
Oliver Spencer
John Anderson
Mrkonic
Joe Lundy
Spencer
Bob Handa
Meade
Bud Bixler
Joe Fink
Fiss
Baseball Briefs Highlight Major League Hits Leaders
Nellie Fox added two hits against Washington to lead the league in base hits with 174, two ahead of Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst tied at 172. Mike Garcia blanked Philadelphia 1-0 for his 20th win as Ferris Fain rose to a .333 average, top in the majors. Walt Dropa homered twice against his former team in Detroit's 5-4 win while Andy Pabko belted a grand slam for Brooklyn off Bob Rush. Robin Roberts dominated Philadelphia with 26 complete games, walking none in a 3-2 victory for his 24th win.
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Chicago
Nellie Fox
Washington
Litte White
Sox
Nellie
St. Louis
Stan Musial
Red Schoendienst
Cleveland
Indians
Mike Garcia
Ferris Fain
Mike
Philadelphia A
Fain
Detroit
Big Walt Dropa
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Husky
Dopo
Wippers
Brooklyn
Andy Pabko
Bob Rush
Cubs
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phils
Roberts
Joplin Predicted To Win Western Assn Playoffs
Joplin, first in the Western Association second-half standings, is favored to win the playoff title Friday night in Muskogee. The Miners beat Muskogee 6-2 Thursday, thanks to strong pitching by Hoye Merritt who allowed seven hits. Muskogee scoring came on a ninth-inning rally, rippling through Ralph Onnasch, a pinch-hit triple, and a single off Gerald Schultz.
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Joplin
Muskogee
Miners
Giants
Hoye Merritt
Muskogie
Ralph Onnasch
Gerald Schultz
Dick Hearn
Baseball Schedule and Results Reported Across Leagues
The bulletin lists Friday and Thursday results across the American League National League and minor leagues with matchups such as New York at Chicago and Washington at St. Louis, plus playoff standings in the American Association Pacific Coast and Western leagues. It notes specific pitchers and games, including Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 0 and St. Louis night results, and outlines upcoming Friday night schedules and associations' standings with teams like Brooklyn New York Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
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Reveland
Fosten
Tai
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Uy St Bowia
Detroit
Riday
Chicago
Lopatt Grissom
St. Louis
Marrero
Cain
Boston
Cleveland
Knight
Hudson
Wynn
Philadelphia
Schelb
Newhouser
National Brague
Brooklyn
Incinnati
Ittebursh
Stai Vawinniaai
Raffensberger
Church
Corwin
Kennedy
Twinight
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Kellie
Drews
Konstantyn
Tittaburgh
Endenral Thetry
Fea
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Desoto Friends Send News of Mrs Robinsons Illness
DeSoto announces the serious illness of Mrs. L. K. Robinson of Lawrence. reports from Sun Bay School hour at the Methodist Church cover Youth for Christ camp in Siloam Springs Arkansas and local weekend visits by residents including James Bradley and family and Luther Nalley. birth of a son at Lawrence Memorial Hospital noted for Calvin Davis family with Wesley Coker as paternal grandfather.
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James Bradley
Luther Nalley
Topeka
Guy V. Longstreth
Margaret Christner
Mary Chistner
Kansas City
Lane Todd
Homer Davis
Calvin Davis
Sunflower Community News Highlights and School Updates
Sunflower reports 37 enrollments at Corliss school and over 950 pupils in Sunflower elementary with overcrowded rooms and shifts. Boomer Hughes visits en route from Holden. A large teachers’ load of up to 48 pupils is noted at Sunflower. A special sermon on school topics was given at the Methodist church and a WSCS sponsored teachers’ reception is planned Friday. Dr. Neill Whitelaw and family travel from Kansas City for summer visits. polio patient Bul Whitelaw remains in California hospital. several local visits from Clinton and Madison residents are listed.
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Fl. Sandall
Homer Hughes
Sunflower
TA Schmid
Sunflower School
Corliss School
Charles Sothman
Oshkosh
Neb
T. A.’ Schmidt
Schmidt
Boomer Hughes
Lawrence
Baxter Hughes
Holden
Elmer F. Suderman
Methodist Church
DeSoto
Neill Whitelaw
Presbyterian College
Clinton,s. C
John Whitelaw
Kansas City
Sty
Guy V. Lonsstreth
A. E. Whitford
Lawrence Residents Note Health, Visits in Local News
Lawrence, Kansas residents are reported with various updates. Brom from Lawrence Memorial Hospital stabilized at home Friday evening. Mrs. T A Schmidt and Mrs Arthur Gatien substituted at De Soto grade school during the first week of school. Mr and Mrs C E Smith visited the Topeka Free Fair. Mrs Charles C Curtis shows improved condition. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hoffman and three sons returned from a vacation visiting several points of interest in Missouria. Mrs Galena Klager, recently in Chicago for medical care, has returned home.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
T. A. Schmidt
Arthur Gatien
DeSoto
C. E. Smith
Topeka
Mie Sr
Galena Klager
Chicago
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