Haskell Football Preseason 90-Player Roster Forming
Haskell's football program expands to about 90 players as 60 join, boosting the camp tempo. Coaches Coffin Bierman and White aim to field a capable backfield and B team. key returnees include Netter winners Ervin Sharpback Scotty Chadwick Leo Peters Amos Birdcreek Clayton Skenandore and Robert Fisher. injuries and transfers reshape positions with Peters at quarterback and Birdcreek at left end, while Al Printup Sylvester Moore will not return.
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Haskell
Tony Coffin
Bernie Bierman
Jack White
Kim Kipp
al Printup
Sylvester Moore
Ervin Sharpback
Scotty Chadwick
Leo Peters
Amos Birdcreek
Clayton Skenandore
Robert Fisher
Wichita St. Mary’s
Topeka
Joe Benton
Clayton Sxenandore
Charles Stidham
Wilbur Downing
Coffin
John Jones
Roland St. Cyr
Clene Jefferson
Joe Lazare
Frank Revas
Donald White
Harvey Richmond
Wensdall Ward
Darvin Lake
Nother End
Louis Horsechief
Roland Hender
Jaon
Soloman Hill
Ed Pratt
Raymond Bilcan
Arl Caldwell
Roy Massey
Arrison No Ear
Louis
Chester
Kansas Jayhawks football talk stirs Big Seven fans
The column presents contrasting views on Kansas University football for 1950. It notes strong support with season tickets and optimism about two good teams, while skeptics cite improving blocking and question KU’s ability to win the Big Seven. Mentions Bud French, Ralph Graham, Fambrough, Sikes, and local prep talents.
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Jayhawkers
Kansas
Big Seven
K.U
Mt. Oread
Crimson and Blue Athletis
Kansas City
Clarence
Bud
French
Central High
Major League Leaders in National and American Leagues
The Associated Press lists top marks across leagues. Lou Gehrig, Kiner, Furillo, Schoendienst, and Malley among batting, hits, doubles, and home runs leaders. Spahn, Konstanty, Lemon highlighted for pitching and strikeouts. teams include Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Boston, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland.
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Proort
Philadelphia
Ria Bronkira
Son
Cleveland
Washington
Chicaro
Sian Sr Joule
New York
Detroit
Louise
Garnex Schedul
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Murial
Sc. Louie
Kiner
Pitteburgh
Ftan
Sinsial
Furillo
Schofendienst
Goodman
Boston
Rell
DiMaggio
Stes
fi—Dropo
Huston
Cell
Poubles
Kell
Wertz
Evers
Doe
Sports Mirror recaps long-ago baseball memories and figures
A fragmentary pastiche traces baseball figures and moments from decades earlier. It references Charlie Fae Mari, Wwithie, Rocky Gravina railing, and a New York versus Detroit rivalry with mentions of the Yankees, army service, and national amateur rolf title context.
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Rocky Gravina
Charlie Fae Mari
New York
Sy Eames
Lawrence High Schedules October and November Contests
Lawrence High lists dates with opponents Shawnee Mission and Saat aes sg Aree for a night in October and contests through October 12 and November 7. A travel plan and entries for several open dates appear, with events possibly canceled or pending final details.
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Lawrence High
Lices
Er Yandells
Baker Wildcats Prep For K State Clash In Split T Formation
Baker University moves toward the K State game in Manhattan with a trimmed schedule and improved offensive work. Injuries linger for backs and ends including Lewis Marshall and Davin, while Spear watches on as the squad trains twice daily and plans the split T strategy for the showdown in Manhattan. Meanwhile Bush Cruso, 73, longtime presidential valet to McKinley Roosevelt and Taft, dies in Jersey City after a heart attack.
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Spear
John Lewis
Bob Marshall
Bob Davin
Baker
Bakerites
Wildcats
Manhattan
Orangemen
K-Staters
George Dalton
Gene Chubb
Robert i Stroup
Harold Brandenbure
Maxwell Sloop
Richard Brown
Chalmer Martin
Walter Martin
Bob Dae
Ela
Darrell Patten
Raymond Trayner
Genter
Doan Zorn
Jack Armstrong
Melvin Watte
Larry Noll
Earle Jones
W. Shore
Charles Woods
Ernie ‘Anselmi
Bill Swearingen
Warren Vance
Don Hutterfield
Richard Haas
Bill Eddy
Ace Cleavinger
Jeff
Harry Barrett
Falmer Mai
Frank Cresson
Ahnvee Smith
Jerry Stellbacke
Wesley "Hug
Jack Alexander
Philip Arnett
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Jersey City
N. J
PI Bush Cruso
Theodore Roosevelt
J Cruso
Washington
Paul Robeson
Robeson
KU defense dominates in Kansas football camp scrimmage
Kansas University football camp session focuses on defense against Texas Chris offenses as nearly all players participate. Coach J W Sikes features multiple defensive formations with Linville Tice McKonic Garnett, Spencer White Hoag Cleavinger Cashell and more, while injuries bench Simons Roberts Wells Lamping Mace Bogue.
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Texas
Chris
Kansas University
J. W. Sikes
K. U
Aubrey Linville
Orban Tice
George MrKonic
S. P. Garnett
Ollie Spencer
Ron White
Merlin
O'Neal
Sikes
Bill Schaake
Duane Unruh
Virg Wenger
Carl Sandefur
George Abel
Harold Stroud
George Kenn
Ard
Luschen
Bud Laughlin
Bob Brandeberry
Pat Murphy
Don Clement
Clyde Walthall
Kennard
Hill Schaake
Dolph Simons
Bud Roberts
Dean Wells
Henry Lamping
Bill Mace
Jerry Bogue
Seek Third Victory in Western Association Final Playoffs
Hutchinson Elks aim for a third straight win in the best-of-seven Western Association final playoffs at Hutchinson Kansas. A rainout postponed the game against Springfield Ubs, leaving the series tied as teams prepare for a decisive matchup.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson Elks
Springfield
Ubs
Red Cross Visits Tokyo Declined by North Korea
North Korea will not allow the International Red Cross to visit prisoner of war camps to observe treatment. A Red Cross delegate reported to the United Nations that NK adherence to humane treatment is excellent, noting North Korea's 1949 Geneva convention pledge.
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Tokyo
Pra. U. 5
Army
North Korea
International Red Cross
United Nations
P.o.w.s
Frederick Beri
Geneva
Red Cross
Asbestos Siding Firm Barrett Heating Insured
Barrett Heating faced insured coverage for asbestos siding work amid disputed estimates. Workmen breezed through the site as questions arose about safety and pricing, with Vermont authorities reviewing the contract and standards.
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Barrett
Vermont
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