He Is the Heat Punter of the Squad on Florida Team
New York reports indicate Florida's football squad, with only ten seniors in a 65-man roster, may see movement rumors for schools like Milwaukee or Los Angeles. The piece notes athletic variety and light varsity ties while highlighting a strong punter as a potential asset for the season.
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Baker and Washburn Rivalry Highlighted in Topeka Tilt
In Baldwin Kansas on September 22 Baker prepares for a Friday night game against Washburn after a hard clash with Kansas State. The Baker Washburn series shows Washburn with 12 wins, Baker with 9 and three draws in 24 meetings.
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Huskers Are Better
Lincoln Nebraska September 22 Glassford says Nebraska may be harder to beat yet could win fewer games than last year due to a tougher schedule Indiana replaces South Dakota and sophomores must provide help. Line should be solid with Charles Toogood at tackle. Ted Connor has impressed as a sophomore end. Backfield features Bobby Reynolds and Clayton Curtis at quarterback and fullback.
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Nebraska Ready for Fall Attack as Glassford Shapes Backfield
Nebraska coach Glassford discusses backfield options for 1950 season as Reynolds and a healthier quarterback threat from Fran Nagle mix into the offense. He cites concerns about depth and height for pass defense while listing early tests including Indiana in Lincoln and a tough Big Seven schedule with Colorado, Penn State, Kansas, Missouri, Kansas State, Iowa State, and Oklahoma.
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Burke leads at Kansas City Open with 66 in round two
Kansas City Sept 22 Jack Burke Jr the No 1 trouble shooter for the favorites in second round play of the 15000 Kansas City Open posted a 66 six under par at Milburn Country Club. Sam Snead top money winner stood six behind at 72 with four shooters at 68 and many others close behind.
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Toledo player Frank Stranshia to lead mesial tourney
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Frank Stranshia of Toledo is tied to a local tournament ending Sunday. Details are unclear but imply a formal event or match featuring the named individual.
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Christman Sold by Cardinals to Packers
Chicago veteran quarterback Paul Christman, a former Missouri star and five year Cardinal, has been sold to the Green Bay Packers. He will join the Packers today with terms of the deal undisclosed. Christman set team passing records in his Cardinals career.
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Burke matches golf glory amid mixed field showing
A fragmented Lawrence Daily Journal World clipping notes Burke performing like a champion with irons correcting difficulties and scoring an eagle from 41 feet at the seventeenth hole while a top amateur Don Finsterwald of Athens, Ohio led after the first round with a 61 in the St Louis Open. Nearby cities Lawrence Tex Sioux City and St. Peters- cards indicate a broad athletics page.
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Six Deaths Announced by Defense Dept in Korea List
Washington reports six deaths announced by the defense department today in a Korean conflict casualty list. In addition to these fatalities, the list details further updates and context on the ongoing military losses.
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Kansas State Freshman Athlete Polis at University of Wan Medical Center
Kansas State College freshman Polis, a student holding an athletic scholarship, is at the University of Wan Medical Center in Kansas City after an illness. The update came yesterday from Manhattan.
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