Haskell Eleven Must Depend On Speed For Seaman Opener
Lawrence, Sept 15 1918 Haskell Indian School football coach Tony Coffin guides a squad now around 75 players and rising toward 90. The Indians emphasize speed and razzle dazzle in drills as they prepare for the September 24 season opener at Topeka against Seaman.
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Standings tease for the American League blaze
The fragment hints at standings in the American League with names and teams mentioned vaguely. It references Yor and Louie and national opponents, suggesting a sports standings update or column with partial names and results.
Jayhawkers prepare for Texas Christian clash at Memorial Stadium
Kansas prospects and coaching changes ahead of the Texas at Kansas game with freshmen workouts under way. Coaches J W Sikes and Tom Scott lead a rounded staff as preparations focus on key players like Pattee and Dunn. The squad targets a strong opening on October 20 against the Jayhawks’ rivals and builds toward the November season finale.
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Looks at sophomores coach Wilkinson m ay use some first year gridders
Coach Bud Wilkinson reviews sophomores and notes improved ball handling by sophomore halfback Stan Graves. Buffaloes drill includes tricky forward passes as Iowa State and Nebraska hold two a day sessions while Pittsburgh and Independence vie in baseball.
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Fire Claims Death in Anderson County Home
A person died yesterday in a house fire in northern Anderson County. Family members said the victim, trapped upstairs, was located in a bedroom east of the Scipio Catholic church.
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Meyer Proud Of Pirates Despite Slump In Busy Schedule
Manager Bill Meyer praises a cohesive Pirates unit with no stars and relies on team play to maximize pitching and hitting. He notes a grueling stretch with five games in four days in New York and Brooklyn, followed by doubleheaders in Philadelphia and a trip to Boston, as Ralph Kiner endures sickness yet contends he might still hit. Meyer recalls Kiner's late-inning pinch hit, with Danny Murtaugh sending him in and Fitzgerald finishing a late homer as fans reacted in left field stands.
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Braves Remain Hot as Sain and Spahn Lead Nines
The Braves press toward a pennant with five straight wins and a five game lead over the Pirates. Sain and Spahn dominate on the mound while Joe Medwick and Reese spark the Dodgers in a 27 hit attack. Brecheen and Brean pace the Cards and the Sox hold a narrow AL lead as the race tightens.
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Enduring Baseball Highlights From a Turbulent Season
A fractured scan of league batting and pitching leaders shows William Moston and Musial topping lists across the American and National Leagues. Key firms like St. Louis, New York, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh feature in leaders for hits, home runs, and strikeouts with standout figures amid a chaotic season.
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Williams Drives Red Sox Past White Sox 4-1 Victory
Tet Williams led Boston with three RBIs on two doubles as the Red Sox beat Chicago 4-1. Johnny Rath, Braves ace, earned the win in a 10-2 rout of Chicago, helping Boston stay ahead in the league standings.
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