Lions and Cyclones Meet in Ottawa Kickoff Event
The Lawrence Lions open defense of their Northeast Kansas League title tomorrow at Ottawa University Cook Field against Marvin Vandaveer’s Ottawa Cyclones. The Cyclones aim to rebound after a strong season at Haskell and a 13-6 win over Olathe, led by Jim Potts at quarterback and Rhonda Coomer at halfback with Waymire and Hammond.
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One World Series veteran Newsom haunts another season
Lobo Newsom noted for a prior World Series appearance as he eyes a new season. The report describes mixed football and baseball context, referencing teams like Detroit and Michigan State, with mentions of pacing, earning a triple crown and rebuilding routines amid autumn competitions.
High to Play at Ottawa tations League Men
Ambiguous sports note shows multiple scores and teams, including Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland St Louis Detroit Chicago tied 4 9 in 10 innings. Mentions American Association players and Milwaukee 1 tie 3 3. Fragmented, unreadable OCR yields unclear events.
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1947 National League Champs Have One of the Best Infields
The 1947 National League champions boast a strong infield led by Georges McQuinn and Stirnweiss. Phil Rizzuto at short is a top double play operator, with Hill Johnson steady at third. Stanky and Reese contribute solid fields and bat, while Rizzuto, Stirnweiss, and Johnson post solid averages and RBI totals.
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World Series Hopefuls Rise as Season Ends
In a flurry of late-season games the Dodgers and Yankees showcased pitching depth with Hatten and Greag for Brooklyn and a daily mound gem routine for New York. Gregg shut out the Giants over five innings, while a late homer by Hatton and Ramadell’s bullpen leave a 6-5 result. Cincinnati clawed to fifth place with a 6-5 win over Chicago, aided by Urndy Hatton. Munger’s 16th win powered St Louis past Pittsburgh 5-1, Feller won his 20th as Cleveland beat Philadelphia 9-1. Detroit beat Chicago 5-4 in 10 innings, tightening the second-place gap. Eastern clubs in the American and National Leagues were idle.
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Jayhawkers Meet Pioneers In Seventh Denver Clash
Harry E Merrew notes Kansas leads Denver 3 wins to 2 with two draws in series history. The 1932 opener ended 13 to 12 for Kansas, 1942 saw a 17 to 0 Denver victory, 1944 produced a tie, and Kansas won 20 to 19 in 45 and 21 to 13 last year. Red Hogan broke his leg in the previous meeting as the series nears its end.
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Colorado U joins Big Six reshaping Jayhawker schedule
Colorado U joins the Big Six as a new member replacing the Pioneers on the Jayhawker schedule. Denver reportedly shows stronger form than last season, demanding top flight play from Kansas. Coach Sam Francis plans to take 37 players on the Aggies’ Texas trek as Texas Mines hosts Friday night.
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Notre Dame Southern California Football Trip Plans
DOWNS TRAVEL SERVICE of Lawrence Kansas lists travel options for a planned trip to a December Notre Dame vs Southern California football game. Includes reserved seats, special trains, and travel arrangements. notes cruise and steamship reservations and guide details for Grang Canyon and New Orleans.
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Missouri grid hopes rise after Bengal-St. Louis clash
The article recalls a brisk Missouri football scene with two B team players contributing a key Brazneli and a sharp pass to Fred Hulse. Coach Jim Yeager plans a 3- squad start as the team prepares to fly to Ames on Friday and return to Boulder by Saturday after the game. Gene Wilkins captains Nebraska against Indiana in Lincoln while TCU and KU fight to a 11th meeting Fort Worth draw.
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Jayhawker football squad heads to Denver for Pioneers game
After a light workout, 36 Jayhawker players and staff depart at 10:10 p.m. over Union Pacific for Denver to face the Pioneers tomorrow night. Several players are hurt or left behind for the trip, including Ray Evans in sweat clothes.
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