Reserves Now Key to Haskell Success at Ruskin Game
Injuries hit the Haskell Braves as eleven players, including starters, are sidelined or limited in practice. Coach Coffin hopes key reserves can step up Friday at home against Ruskin High School while aiming to maintain an early-season pace and improve linebacker play.
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Yankees snap Fenway jinx in twin bill clinch mood
Yankee victory over the Red Sox 3-2 in 10 innings and 8-6 plus a big day from Mickey Mantle, who hit a three run homer and collected five hits in nine official at bats. The wins pull New York two games ahead with four remaining, as Cleveland pursues its own pennant race against Detroit. Mantle starred in both games and the season’s final stretch shapes the pennant outlook.
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Valley stars shine as MVC players spark early season
In a wide open Missouri Valley Conference start, Oklahoma A&M lost 22 20 to Arkansas as QB Don Babers showed form with six of nine passes for 61 yards and RB Bobby Green gained 44 on four completions. Sophomore Billy Holcomb led A&M with 6 rushes for 37 yards and 39 receiving yards including two scores. Houston’s Bobby Clatterbuck led Valley passers with 13 completions for 209 yards in a losing effort to Texas A&M. Tulsa’s Howard Waud prepares for a 1952 debut against Hardin-Simmons as Detroit and Tulsa enter second games this weekend.
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NEKL Football Opens Strong With Tight Title Race
The Northeast Kansas League opened Friday with four league wins and a tie after a challenging 1951 season. Defending champ Lawrence edged Manhattan 6-0 at Haskell Stadium, while Shawnee Mission bounced back with a home-field triumph. Key players include Charlie McCue and Allan Woolard leading Lawrence, and injuries impact Lawrence's lineup ahead of a Saturday trip to Topeka.
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Merle McCoy
Argentine
Mustangs
Pioneers hold edge in 11th win of 12. Falls City ties
Washington vF Bethel ran to an 12 6 victory while the Pioneers posted 20 rushing yards and 35 passing yet delivered late power. Falls City and Atchison battled to a 12 12 tie as Atchison rallied from behind twice in the second half. Ottawa lost 36 13 to Highland Park as the Scot ties rolled 239 rushing and 109 passing in a ninth straight win. Jim Gates opened with a 66 yard TD for Highland Park.
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Great Arcaro Year at Belmont Park
Eddie Arcaro in his 21st riding season topped $2,000,000 in purses for the year after three wins at Belmont Park. The 36 year old Cincinnati jockey led money riders of the era with a dominant performance yesterday.
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Tigers Fall After Early Lead Collapse in 7-4 Loss
In a limited schedule a Tigers game saw Detroit squander a four-run first inning as Tommy Byrne and the St. Louis Browns prevailed 7-4. The Reds also produced similar action with 1839 references noted in the fragment.
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Giants, Cards, Braves in 1932 pennant race notes
The article reports on the 1932 pennant chase with Giants, Cardinals, and Braves in tight race dynamics. It mentions Giants captaincy, pitcher performances, and team hopes as late season play tightens standings. Details reference Robin Roberts and other era players amid a series of game outcomes and coach remarks.
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Sikes Credits Boys After Honor From Coach of the Week
Kansas football coach Jules Sikes credited his players for the Coach of the Week honor after his Jayhawks defeated Texas. The United Press named him coach of the week following the win, with Sikes praising his squad's effort and teamwork.
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United Press
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Fights Last Night As Arteraces Boars
Charley Riley of St Louis outpointed Fabela Chavez of Hollywood California in a 130 pound bout. Chavez fought hard but Riley secured the decision in a tight six round match.
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