Kansas Downs Texas Christian 13 in tough football clash
Kansas University, led by quarterback Reich, defeated Texas Christian 13 to 0 in a hard fought nonconference game at Lawrence. Reich threw for a touchdown, Konek and Reich starred on offense, while the KU defense stalled TCUs attack as Kansas seized control early and held on for the win.
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Bright Suffers Appendectomy After Collapse During Practice
Johnny Bright, star import halfback for the Calgary Stampeders, collapsed during practice and was taken to hospital with an acute appendicitis attack. The former Drake University athlete faced surgery and will miss about three weeks of action.
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No. 1 Staters To Ann Arbor Big Week Preview
No. 1 Michigan State opens its season against Michigan in Ann Arbor as a 15 game winning streak and high expectations surround the Spartans. Other top teams feature Georgia Tech routing the Citadel, Kansas blanking TCU, and Notre Dame meeting Penn in Philadelphia. Intersections include Northwestern at USC and California favored in the Rose Bowl chase.
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Neal Wherry Re-Elected Armin Soph as Northeast League President
Neal Wherry, principal of Lawrence High School, was re elected secretary treasurer A meeting here elected Armin Soph as president of the Northeast League At the same gathering J and Warmon Argentine principal was named vice president The routine session largely covered arranging the 1952 football schedule including Shoos newest number Highland Park of Topeka.
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Slaughter Bat Streak Snapped as Cubs Beat Cards
Enos Slaughter of the Cardinals had his 13 game batting streak halted by Chicago pitcher Bob Rush who limited him to three trips to the plate. The outfielder collected 2 hits in 54 at bats during the skein for a .370 average in the stretch.
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