Haskell Opens 1947 Schedule With Seaman Tilt
Haskell High under coach Tony Coffin fields a 44 man squad led by 10 lettermen for a nine game 1947 slate starting Friday night at Haskell Stadium against Seaman of Topeka at 8 o'clock. The Indians, coming off a strong finish last season, rely on returnees like Merton Moore and Wallace Bemore in a lighter backfield, with a heavier line and several new starters on the ends and guards. Seaman is rebuilding but formidable in the backfield, while Haskell also faces Maur Hill, Rockhurst, Wamego, Chilocco, and Cathedral of Wichita before a open date and a closing game with St Joseph Benton. The schedule emphasizes revenge aims against former foes and a tough road to a competitive season.
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JOLT TO JAYHAWKERS
Terry Monroe a 215 pound reserve tackle limped from the practice field with a severely sprained ankle. The Jayhawkers face a shaky opening night in a city stadium as line reserves thin out and Monroe may miss the game. The squad travels to Kanees City for the opener.
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Lions Prepare for Manhattan Clash in Friday Night Game
The Mae shhen nine hosts Manhattan high while Lions aim to rebound after last year's 24 to 0 win. Fullback Carla Sandefar sat out with blisters but is expected to play Friday as the Red and Black travel by special bus. There were 159000 motor buses in the United States in 1946.
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Blues in a Fade Out in Final Playoff Round
The Louisville Colonels meet the Milwaukee Brewers in the final best of seven for the American association title. Colonels reached the final by beating Minneapolis 8 to 4, while Brewers defeated Kansas City 4 to 2. The series opens in Louisville on Friday.
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