Six Sophs Could Start for Jays For T C U Fray
Kansas football coach Chuck Mather plans to start at least five and possibly six sophomores against Texas Christian in the non conference opener at Fort Worth. A largely soph unit includes ends Leteayus and McCarthy, guards Kraus and Remsberg, backfield backs Strauch Francisco Blowey Reich and tackle Gibson. Baker is doubtful with leg and neck injuries.
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Lynn McCarthy
John Drake
Gene Blasi
Hob Kraus
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Frank Black
Wally Strauch
John Francisco
Dick Blowey
Dick Reich
Gibson
Joby Gibson
Lawrence Ohio
Drake Kraus
Massiljon
Ohio
Purdue
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Tom Lee
Canton
Jayhawkers
Kansas City
Amon Carterfield
Hotel Worth
Baker
Jerry Baker
Minneapolis
National Amateur Golf Championship sets unpredictable course
In Richmond Virginia the 56th National Amateur Championship narrows to a 64 man field with many over 40 entrants and several teens. Front runners include Harvie Ward and a mix of veterans and younger players like Hillman Roberts and Bill Campbell as third and fourth rounds loom.
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Richmond
Harvie Ward
Ward
Joe Conrad
Air Force
Jimmy Jackson
Bill Campbell
U.S
Hillman Roberts
Sports Roundup and Health Ed Report Highlight Futures
Ikes, games across the American and National Leagues dominate the brief with partial results and Wednesday schedules. The piece also notes a U S Department of Health Education and Welfare report stating 3 6 million more school pupils in fall 1954 than public school capacity.
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U.S. Department of Health Eduction and Welfare
Big Seven grid leaders back in 1960s season race
Colorado's John Bayuk tops the returning Big Seven rushing leaders with 847 yards on 145 carries and 8 touchdowns. Teammate Ted Rohde, Harold Burnine of Missouri and Tommy McDonald of Oklahoma follow as other leading returners in a reshuffled conference slate.
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Rohde
Burnine
McDonald
Ford
West Cook
Kansas City
Colorado
John Bayuk
Oklahoma
Buddy Leake
Leake
Ted Rohde
Kansas
Harold Burnine
Missouri
Tommy McDonald
Don Enway
Nebraska
Jerry Finley
Iowa State
Rey Buller
Vice Eaton
Tony Scardino
Eaton
Scardino
Iavacantes
Rocky Versus Archie Moore in Yankee Stadium Preview
Rocky Marciano says he is in career best condition and plans a fast start against Archie Moore for the title defense at New York's Yankee Stadium. He notes his study of Moore's fights and film, compares styles, and expects a hard early pace.
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N. Y
Archie Moore Pest
Phesbes
New York
Yankee Stadium
Fizard Charles
Don Corkellight
Moore
Marciano
Joey Maxim
Boba Olson
Harold Johnson
Johnson
Tavas
Maxim
Florida
Olson
Walcott
Charles
Joe Louis
K State Grid Tickets Lowered for Military
Kansas State athletics offers special admission for service personnel in uniform and their spouses to Saturday's Kansas State Wyoming game at a reduced price. The offer extends to enlisted men and their wives and children, with details provided by the department.
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Manhattan
Department of Athletics
Kansas State
Wyoming
Kstate
Aly
Fights Last Night by Associated Press
London Nino Valdes stopped Don Dockell in Cuba, while Virgil Akins outpointed Harold Jones in St Louis. Harold Cartier outpointed Wayne Bethea in Newark, and bets were placed on tense bouts from Miami Beach to Detroit. Almost all Mexican jumping beans are grown in Alamos Sonora, per National Geographic Society.
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England
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Valdes Calls For Chance At Marciano After Cockell Win
London reports Cuba’s Big Valdes pressed for a title shot after stopping Don Cockell in the third round. Valdes, claiming a 10 inch reach edge, dominated with a left and a cross forcing the referee to halt the fight as Cockell bled from a forehead cut. Valdes vowed to finish decisively to prove he deserves the championship.
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Nina Valdes
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Rocky Marcia
Don Cockell
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Valdes
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Coekel
Demarco Set to Face Vejar in TV Welterweight Bout
Boston rocked as Tony Demarco a former welterweight champion is favored to upset Chien Vejar in a televised 10 round bout. Demarco 39 5 1 seeks another title shot after recent losses, while Vejar holds an 83 11 record. The ABC telecast from the Boston Garden starts at 8 p m CST.
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Boston Garden
Weltern Chmpion
Carmen Basilie
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Johnny Santen
Basilie
Mit
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ABC
Steelers trim roster to 43 and release three rookies
The National Football League's Pittsburgh Steelers cut the squad to 43 Tuesday, releasing three rookie linemen. Guards Al Maier of Marshall and Joe Tyrell of Temple, and end Dan McBride formerly of Iowa.
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al Maier
Marshall
Joe Tyrell
Temple
Dan McBride
Iowa Chivers
Bowling Notes Owl League Highlights and Scores
Fragmented OCR notes show teams and players like Brown's Recreation and Jayhawk Matera, with mentions of points scored. The text lists multiple names and teams such as Westy, Ind Hy, and Prony Lincenns, but details are unclear and several phrases are garbled.
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Wratvarn
Ss UY
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Riseibanoen
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Power Makes Yanks Rue 10-Player Deal in A's Wins
Power fueled the Athletics 6-5 12 innings over the Red Sox in Boston then added three hits in a 7-6 Kansas City loss. He boosted his average to .316 with 18 homers and 9 RBIs as part of the December 16 1954 Yankees trade for Jim Finigan Bill Renna and others.
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New York Yankees
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Yankees
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Thea Power
Jeff Field
Willard Niven
Faye Throneberry
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Red Schoendenst
Rip Repulski
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Wally Moon
Willard Schmidt
Schmidt
Alex Graimmins
Cards
Riley Wins Sth Army Baseball Finals at Ft Belvoir
Riley secures the Sth Army baseball title at Fort Belvoir by defeating rivals in a tight final. Carson and other players contributed to the victory under Army tournament pressure.
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Carson
Ft Bel
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