Kansas University’s fall football mix and hoops outlook
Kansas University coach Chuck Mather envisions a fast backfield with QB Bobby Marshall and fullback Homer Floyd, noting Marshall’s sprint strides and Floyd’s speed. The piece also covers KU basketball optimism under Dick Harp, Wilt Chamberlain as a sophomore, and Topeka or Manhattan recruits, plus notes on other programs and defensive emphasis in football.
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Moles Earns First String Look In KU Practice
Kansas University coach Chuck Mather praised 190 pound sophomore Marvin Moles from Wyandotte High School for earning a shot at the first string during Thursday's football practice. Mather noted Moses would have moved up earlier if not for an injury and said Moles will get another chance in Saturday scrimmage at Memorial Stadium as KU prepares for a big game type scrimmage.
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Pierce Earns 20th Victory Just in Time
CHICAGO Billy Pierce of the Chicago White Sox earned his 20th win in a 4-3 10 inning victory over the Boston Red Sox. The left-hander spoke of reaching the milestone at the right moment and became the first White Sox pitcher to win 20 since 1941. Pierce, 29, had previously flirted with 20 wins in 1953 and 1954 and this season he reached the goal during a crucial stretch in the pennant race.
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Former Columbia Players Aid Lion Coach Lou Little
Former Columbia football players Dr. John Bateman and Joe Stanczyk assist Lion coach Lou Little. Other Columbia aides include Lou DeFilippo of Fordham Kelley Mote of Duke and Walter Schlinkman of Texas Tech.
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