Kansas gridiron lore from Lawrence to the state
The article praises Lawrence Kansas as a fertile source of Kansas University football players, lists notable alumni from Lawrence and other Kansas towns, and discusses trends in quarterback blocking, Oregon State coaching, and KU's upcoming game plans amid injuries and roster shifts. It notes many players from smaller towns contributing to KU across eras and references regional talent patterns.
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Dean Nesmith
Lions
Don Wrench
Doyle
Schick
Harry Craig
Jim Ragan
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Charlie McCue
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Elmer Schaake
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Warren Hodges
Ken
Bryan Sperry
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Delph Simons
Wint Winter
Cliff McDonald
Gene Cox
Bob Preston
Frank Black
Cliff Shhenk
Carl Hird
George Abel
Fred "Harris
Tommy McCall
Speed Atkinson
Harold Testerman
Carl Sandefur
Scrubby Laslett
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Charlie Penny
Bill Nieder
Cecil
Bob Green
Severt Higgins
Harl Russell
Rock Woodward
Irvin Hartley
Ivan Wilson
Ed Todd
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Wichita
Kansas City
Topeka
Ray Evans
Kannae City
Ray
Heydey
Frank Cindrich
Wyandotte
Shawnee Mission
Evans
Lyn Graith
Joha Amberg
John Peppercorn
Chet Streblow
Oklahoma
T. C
Red Sand Jers
UCLA
Prothro
Bruin
Tommy
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Ed Kaohelaulii
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Lau-Lee
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Horned Frogs
Bob Marshall
Jim Letcavita
Size Doesn't Stop Northwestern Star
Northwestern halfback Bob McKeiver, a 5 foot 4 inch, 160 pound versatile star, leads Northwestern against Stanford in a nationally televised game. Known for his defense and playmaking, he defies the era’s demand for bigger backs, remaining a key reason for Northwestern’s Big Ten rise.
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Bobby McKeiver
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Northwestern star leads rushing and punting in Big Ten season
Northwestern s offensive threat is highlighted as he led the team in rushing with 392 yards at a 52 yard average and scored 38 points with 4 touchdowns 1 field goal and 14 receptions for WL yards. He was the conference s top punter with a strong fan average as Northwestern posted a 1 1 record.
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Northwestern
Meleiver
Pitt Adds Seven Profs To Hike Grade Average
Pitt coach John Mickelson announced seven new instructors would join the Panthers for the West Coast trip to help the squad balance academics and football. The move comes as Pitt prepares to face Oregon on Saturday, matching a tougher road schedule with study demands.
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Oregon
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Australia
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John Mickelosen
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Renowned Surgeon Robert Nore Dies at 65 in Cleveland
Dr. Robert Nore, 65, former president of the American Surgical Association in 1953, died Tuesday in Cleveland. Born in Troy, he served as senior consultant of General Surgery at Ol s Stand Chimie Hospital.
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