Wrench and Craig Shine in Lion Drill at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School opened week three of practice with junior quarterback Don Wrench and rookie fullback Bob Craig starring. Wrench, subbing for injured David Paul, showed coolness on option plays while Craig dazzled with straight ahead and broken field runs. Transfers and lineup tweaks included Baldwin import Craig and Jim Furman rejoining. coach Allan Woolard expressed cautious optimism about the upcoming Manhattan opener on Sept. 20.
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Soviet Atom Plan Sets Berlin
The Soviet Union agreed to train East German atomic physicists, according to Neues Deutschland, the Communist party newspaper. The report notes cooperation in scientific education as part of broader East West exchanges.
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Big Seven Opens Rough 55 Season With 5 Games
Kansas State and Nebraska emerge as only favorites in the Big Seven debut slate. Wyoming visits Kansas State in a key opener, while Nebraska hosts Hawaii in a home and home series. Iowa State plays Denver, Kansas aims to end a 16 game skid against Texas Christian, and Missouri seeks first win over Maryland. Injuries impact Missouri, Colorado, and Kansas, with depth concerns noted at Missouri and changes in Kansas State’s lineup.
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Storms Relentless At National Amateur Golf Championship
In Richmond Virginia heavy rains battered the James River course leaving players frustrated as Connie and Diane, two nondescript contenders, impressed the field. Favorites Coe, Chapman and Patton struggled with slick greens after a pre-tournament top dressing. Jimmy McHale and Bill Camp noted turf conditions and back nine fast greens, with many stars fading early.
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School Bond Vote Passes for New Grade School
Pretty Prairie Kansas approves a 350000 bond issue for a new grade school in an election held yesterday. The tally is 363 to 128, with residents backing the project to expand facilities and districts.
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