Kansas Whites edge Reds in intra-squad 34 26 showdown
Kansas coach Jules Sikes faces five-day prep for Texas Christian after intra-squad battle. Whites beat Reds 34 26 as quarterbacks Robertson Reich star in aerial duel with Brandeberry Hoag and Cindrich scoring. Anderson injury minor, Laughlin out, Fiss to lead line with Sabatini and Rossman backing.
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Bill Mayer
Journal-World Sports
Texas Christian University
Seilelson
Jules Sikes
Kansas
Reds
John Anderson
Husky
Grand Island
Nebr
Dean Nesmith
Anderson
Bud Laughlin
Army
K. U
Galen Fiss
Johnson
Chicago
Frank Sabatini
Fiss
Dick Rossman
Paola
Sikes
Mt. Oread
Big Tilt Week Opens 1952 College Football Season
Major programs launch 1952 season with 11 of the AP top 20 in action. Maryland meets Missouri in a marquee Saturday clash as Texas Christian and Kansas draw TV spotlight in Lawrence. Washington State faces California under Friday lights while Texas, Stanford, and UCLA also open against major opponents. The East and Big Ten resume play next week.
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New York
Associated Press
Columbia
University of Maryland
Michigan State
Missouri
Maryland
Tennessee
Lawrence
Kas
Obeneeen
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
University of Kansas
ToCo
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Washington State
Squthern Califor
Cougars
Texas
Stanford
U.C.L.A
Louisiana State
Santa Clara
Oregon
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Buffs Boast Talent-Filled Grid Roster
Colorado’s 1952 football roster shows 31 of 39 lettermen returning led by quarterback Roger Williams and fullback Ralph Curtis. The Buffs aim for depth at running back with Carroll Hardy Zack Jordan Ron Johnson and wingback Frank Bernardi plus guard Dick Knowlton. Colorado hosts San Diego State in the opener as all Big Seven teams except Oklahoma start play this Saturday.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Lawrence
Dal Ward
Buffaloes
Merwin Hode
Hugh
Davidson
Hilary Johnson
Chuck Mosher
Jack Jorgenson
Ralph
Catues) Curtis
Roger Williams
Lee Venzke
Wiliams
Venzke
Carroll Hardy
Zack Jordan
Ron Johnson
Buffs
Woody Shelton
Scouler
Ron Gray
Tom Brookshier
Frank Bernardi
Dick Knowlton
Ward
Knowlton
San
Snipe Champ Upsets Kansas City at Lake Lotawan
Harold Gilreath of Wichita won the Missouri Yacht Club snipe class regatta at Lake Lotawan near Kansas City over the weekend. He also placed second and eighth in other races, delivering a strong showing in the event.
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Kansas City
Harold Gilreath
Wichita
Missouri Yacht Club
Lake Lotawan
One-Two Finishers in AA Tangle in Playoff Scrap
Milwaukee and Kansas City, the top two in the American Association, meet in the opening game of the best-of-seven finals on Monday. Milwaukee sends Gene Conley at 11-4 to the mound against Jim Russell 5-4. Kansas City edged Minneapolis 10-3 to force the series, riding a 4-0 edge in the last game.
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Sreason
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St. Pat
Gene Conley
Jim Russell
Kansas City
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Pittsburg Bears Top Olathe NAS 27 6 in Opener
Pittsburg Bears opened the season with a 27 to 6 win over Olathe Naval Air Station. Bob Bowers started scoring with a 60 yard TD run in the first period. Pittsburg added two more TDs and a field it did not have. Floyd Higgins scored Olathe’s lone TD on the final play, running around end.
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Robertson
Brandeberry
Rex Sullivan
Arch Unruh
Crimson
Reds
Unruh
John Simons
Simons
Reich
John Konek
Paul Leoni
Reich-Konek
Reich- Leoni
Memorial Stadium
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Pittsburg
Olathe Naval Air Station
Bob Bowers
Olathe
Floyd Higgins
Miami University
Ring title bout hits record ticket sales nationwide
A booming $40 ringside ticket sale signals massive national interest in the September 23 heavyweight title bout between champion Jersey Joe Walcott and challenger Rocky Marciano. Promoters Norris and Taylor forecast perhaps the biggest heavyweight promotion since Louis-Walcott, with sales from coast to coast and no home TV.
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Jersey Joe Walcott
Rocky Marciano
J Jim Norris
Herman Taylor
Norris
Joe Louis-Walcott
Marciano
Walcott
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California
Atlantic City
Ezzard Charles
Grossinger
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Jack Dempsey
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
The report lists top hitters and pitchers across the leagues with names like Musial Robinson Hodges and Adams from St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Batting leaders Fain Cleveland Mittehell New York and Shanta Philadelphia appear alongside runs leaders Berr New York and Avila.
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Winenewski
Ratting
Vmusial
Chicagoy
Robinson
Brookive
Aueal
St. Louis
Kremus
Hit—Musial
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Sehnendienst
Koeuts
Adams
Cincejonati
Sauner
Pittsburgh
Hodges
Brock
Chicago
Pirehing
Roe
Black
Jokivin
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Vulas
St. Loois
Fain
Philadelphia
Mittehell
Cleveland
Woodring
New York
Berr
Dolby
Avila
Rosen
el Wired
Kiladelphia
Thil- Shanta
Phikved TuMaschi
Heynolds
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Gil Reich
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Charlie Hoag
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Frank Cindrich
Carter
Sfalback
Konek
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Pop Werner
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Jerry Borie
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Snipe Champ
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