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A newspaper notes this thirteenth year of grid picks with predictions for college football games. It lists Texas Christian over Kansas as a Big Seven upset, plus Missouri over Maryland, Arkansas over Tulsa, Southern California over Washington State, Miami over Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh over California, Texas A&M over Texas, and numerous other Friday and Saturday matchups with team-by-team projections and caveats.
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U.C.L.A
Texas A&m
Texas
A&m
Missouri
Maryland
Jim Tatum
College Park
Arkansas
Tulsa
Southern California
Washington State
Trojans
Miami
Georgia Tech
Tech
Pittsburgh
California
Golden Bears
Texas Christian
Kansas
Drake
North Dakota State
San Jose
Utah
Kentucky
Louisiana State
Florida
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida State
North Carolina State
Tulane
Virginia Military
Virginia Tech
Wake Forest
Towa State
Denver
Kansas State
Wyoming
Wichita
Arizona State
Nebraska
Hawaii
Baylor
Hardin Simmons
Houston
Montana
Texas Tech
Oregon State
Brigham Young
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Stanford
College of Pacific
Kansas Jaco Tangle Should Be Good One For 1955 Grid Year
Kansas Jayhawk Junior College Conference enters expanded nine-school season with three Friday clashes Parsons at Arkansas City Pratt at Coffeyville Independence at Garden City and El Dorado at Fairbury non league. Rebuilding programs led by Oren Ison Pratt Coffeyville Arkansas City vie for title as El Dorado Hutchinson Dodge City Garden City and Independence lurk as dark horses.
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Independence
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Kansas Jayhawk
Parsons
Pratt
Garden City
el Dorado
Cherryvale
Sabetha
Tom Steigleder
Berklee Perice
Bill Richey
Bown
Ralph Onion
Prizes at Great Bend Drag Races Attract Large Crowds
More than 5 000 in trophies will be awarded at the festival period October 29 to November 2. The event showcases drag races at the Marcipal Airport with the runway repurposed for exhibition and entertainment.
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Great Bend
Marcipal
Regents cling to retirement rule for Phog Allen at Kansas
Kansas University faces renewed push to retain Phog Allen beyond the 1955 56 season. Regents uphold mandatory retirement at age 70 despite House proposals backed by Wilt Chamberlain. Contenders for next head coach include Dick Harp as Murphy signals. Oklahoma adds four Negro players to Sooners football and 13 Sooners yearlings stand 6 4 or taller.
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Kansas University
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Allen Fieldhouse
Franklin DD. Murphy
Murphy
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Oklahoma University
Soonerland
Charlie Tidwell
Independence
Jackie Robinson
0. U. Athletics
Sooner
Oklahoma
O. S
Sylvester Norwood
Frank Wilson
Oklahoma City
Charles Parker
George Farmer
Cochraw
Russell High Adds Billings to Varsity Roster
Kansas college and high school players face position changes and injuries as Russell High School adds Bol Billings 6 2 from Roonsell High to its freshman basketball roster. Len Dawson’s early Purdue success is recalled with coach DeMoss praising the young quarterback’s debut and four more touchdowns.
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Ities
Tom Staymaker
Kansas City
Rex Sullivan
Lyons
Dion Clement
Hhawietha
Max Adams
Proloseph
Soph Don Slicker
Massillon
Ohio
Roonsell High
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Russell
Noxe
K. U
Ted Rohde
Jay Guard
George Konisberg
Lola
Speedy George
Lot's not a cocky boy but extremely confident
Dawson shows strong self-assurance and eyes basketball this year after earning all state honors in both football and prep basketball.
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Dawson
Odd Assortment Lines Up For Amateur Golf Scrap In Group
Richmond Va The pen pal pattern of the 55th National Amateur Golf Championship carried down to the last 16 players with an odd assortment of names and nobodies left in contention for a semifinal place. Ward opened with four birdies in a 6 4 victory over Rex Baxter while Gordon Stow fell 2 over par. Today’s remaining contenders include Jimmy Hale Joe Conrad and Hilliam Robbins among others in a field of notable clubs and universities. About 20 000 Americans from 15 to 44 died of cancer last year.
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Richmond
Jimmy Hale
Joe Conrad
Harsne Ward
Intercolleguite
Hilliam Robbins
Robbins
Coll Reguin
Seling Automobiles
Memphis
Joe Campbell
Anderson Ind
Purdue
Jake Howard Jr
Augusta
Georgi
Ward
Rex Baxter
Amarillo
Tex
Glen Cove
N.Y
Bill Tyndmann
Philadelpa
John J. Miles
Manvareneck
Nwin
Hopkins
Abilene
George Swift
Columbus
Charles Kunkle
Johnstown
William Waryan
Minneapolis
Bill Rooe
Bridgeport
Conn
Bob McCall
Youngstown
Ohio
James McCoy
Big Seven Promising for 1955 League Passing Defense
Promising Big Seven season with improved defenses at Nebraska Iowa State and Kansas tightening the race. Oklahoma favored to defend title with Nebraska and Kansas showing stronger fronts. passing remains a theme as Missouri Kansas and Colorado show throwing threats and quarterback depth.
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Wescook
Kansas City
Nebraska
Iowa State
Kansas
Oklahoma
bin Glassford
Cyclones
Chark Mather
Jayhawks
Missouri
Jim Hunter
Don Fruity
Viner
Ty Broumeesen
Pears
Air transport to dominate U.S. transport by 1965 predicts CAA
The Civil Aeronautics Administration forecasts air transport will handle more than half of all U.S. transportation business within ten years. It says air carriers' market share will rise from 29 percent to over 50 percent by 1965.
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Washington WF
Civil Aecronautics Administration
United States
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