Jayhawks Face Fears Before Texas Christian Opener
Sport TALK by Bill Mayer outlines KU’s injury concerns ahead of the Texas Christian opener. Key figures include quarterback Jerry Bogue and halfback Charlie Hoag, with Brandeberry and Laughlin noted for potential impact. Broadcast plans show Merle Harmon and Dick Harp handling color alongside Lips Falkenstien on WREN, while NBC-TV will relay from The Hill to 63 stations nationwide.
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Lips) Falkenstien
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Rocky Marciano follows script to be champion says father
Brockton shoemaker Peter Marchegiano recalls predicting his son Rocky Marciano would become a champion. The elder Marciano cites Rocky's early size and a defining early fight with a ball player’s bat boy as signs of a future heavyweight title holder. He notes Rocky left school for work, then pursued boxing, with his wife reportedly not fond but acknowledging his potential.
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Phog Allen Returns to Address Kiwanians on Olympics
Phog Allen speaks to Kiwanis club members in Lawrence about the 1952 Olympic games. He notes the national mood, credits the nation’s team, and emphasizes unofficial aspects of the competition while urging preparation and fair play.
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Nation studies embrace of faith in America
A Finnish minister voices optimism about the United States, saying faith in America remains strong and that she is a good example. The quote reflects hopeful sentiment and belief in American values as a guiding force.
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Hereford bull set breed record at dispersal sale
In Otis Kansas a polled Hereford bull named Realyin Domino Jr. sold for 43000 dollars, a breed record, at a dispersal sale. It was purchased by Alister, operator of the Hereford Ranch in Topeka, from the Frits Kerbs and Sons ranch sale. A separate high price of 42000 dollars was noted for a polled Hereford in Kansas City, and a Mississes ranch sold another animal for 42000 earlier.
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Kansas vs Texas Christian U Score Prediction
The Sunflower Scoreboard Strummers predict a wild game but favor Kansas over Texas Christian U with a final score of 33 to 2. Jules Sikes is noted as the source of the outlook.
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Little Lion Victory Over Winchester 6-0 in Close Game
Lawrence High School Little Lions topped Winchester 6 to 0 as Ronald Johnson scored the only touchdown early. Penalties crippled the Junior Lions, who racked up 236 yards to Winchester’s 78 though twice had runs nullified by flags. Coach Don Valliere praised the effort, noting the team showed notable spirit and hustle in his third season.
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Richard Skinner
Merle Schneck
Wilford Grammer
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Don Elliott
Bill Snead
Les Walker
Gary Chaffer
Phil Stuart
Don Craig
Myron Murray
Don Shepard
Gaylord Davis
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Alan Overton
Gerald Behneke
Leroy Logan
Dale Wagner
Bruce Starks
Bernard Kimball
Bill Houghton
Blues Knot Count In Seventh Inning Rally Leaves Series Tied
Kansas City Blues and Milwaukee Brewers split two wins apiece in the final playoff series. Blues erased a 3-0 deficit with a seven run seventh, led by Bill Skowran’s grand slam. Ed Brantt earned the win as Jim Russell slated to start for KC and Gene Conley for Milwaukee. The series moves back to Milwaukee for the deciding game.
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Zion's Co operative Mercantile Institution roots of first department store
The 1868 founding of Brigham Young's Zion's Co operative Mercantile Institution is noted as the origin of the United States' first department store. The item surveys early 20th century baseball standings and schedules alongside the historic commerce note.
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