Lions Bowl Over Manhattan 26 to 12 at Haskell Stadium
Lawrence coached by Allan Woolard defeated Manhattan 26 to 12 in a game at Haskell Stadium before about 5,000. Lloyd Baker opened scoring with a 69 yard run for Manhattan, but Lawrence answered with a late first half surge led by Ball and Cox. Pulliam and Ball contributed scoring drives as the Lions held off Manhattan, extending their Northeast Kansas League dominance.
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Veteran quarterback May out with cartilage injury update
The article reports veteran quarterback May nursing a cartilage injury for more than a week. Wichita doctor indicates a four month recovery, with team hopes May can start as soon as possible. Coaches Sikes Ends Smith Bill Schenke and others discuss lineup adjustments if May is unavailable.
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Oliver Diver Tabet Leads Kansas City Open Golf Action
Oliver Diver Tabet shot a 62 to lead the Kansas City open at Milburn Count club, a 6,645 yard par 72 course, matching near the PGA record and leaving him in a strong mood even if not final winner. Jack Burke, Finsterwald, and others chased, while notable players Strane and Besch trailed after tough rounds.
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Tough Grid Contests For Most Teams in Openers
Mary land Georgia, LSU Kentucky, TCU Kansas, and Oregon UCLA loom as tough openers in a season that otherwise lacks traditional Pushover games. Editorial notes on scrimmages versus cash games, plus sidelights on Bud Wilkinson, Darel Royal, and stadium honors mark a wide-ranging AP sports column.
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Yankee Red Sox Split Keeps Yankees Lead
In a split doubleheader with Washington, the New York Yankees maintained a two game edge over the Boston Red Sox. Earlier notes recall Frankie Parker defeating Herbie Flam 6-4 in a Pacific Southwest bas row, with other past sports mentions on Belmont Park and a St. Louis Cards loss to Chicago in the National League.
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Rams Defeat Yankees In High-Scoring NFL Clash
Los Angeles Rams topple the New York Yanks 45 to 28 before 23 768 fans, tying them for the National Conference lead. Norman Van Brocklin threw three TD passes and Bob Waterfield added another, as the Rams racked up 529 yards to the Yanks 415.
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Shaw makes satisfactory progress after thigh fracture
Luton Eng Sept 23 George Bernard Shaw, 94, is reported to be recovering from a thigh fracture and kidney ailment. A hospital spokesman said he was out of bed this morning to exercise his injured leg.
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Protect U.S. Jobs Plan for Emergency-Indefinite Civil Service
Washington September 28. The Civil Service Commission announced a plan to protect government job stability for employees called into military service. Temporary workers will receive emergency-indefinite appointments with automatic end on the permanent employee’s return from service.
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Congressman Meyer Ill in Naval Hospital
Representative Meyer of Independence Kansas, an Independent publisher, is in a naval hospital with a virus. His secretary said he will return to his Independence home after about two weeks as physicians expect continued hospitalization for rest and recovery.
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