Lions Lash Topekans 21-12 To Solidify State Title Bid
Lawrence High School’s Lions overcame an early kickoff deficit to beat Topeka Trojans 21-12 at Moore Bowl before about 5,000. Fullback Doyle Schick scored twice, kicked three conversions, powering a bruising ground attack and rugged defense to position Lawrence as top state championship contenders while Topeka's hopes took a major setback.
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Lawrence Lions Rally Past Topeka Trojans In Moore Bowl Clash
Lawrence defeats Topeka 21 to 13 in a hard fought battle at Moore Bowl. Lion backs Hadl and Schick lead with steady ground gains, while Lawrence’s defense stymies Topeka in the first half. Penalties few, turnovers none, and special teams spark the late scoring drive.
Friday Night Scores For Area Prep Clubs
Area prep scores feature Overbrook Linwood and Osawkie as Linwood defeated Ozawkie 40 to 6. Montgomery two rushing TDs led Linwood, with Clayton and Green adding TDs and PATs. Osawkie answered with Srune four yard run, while Valley and Effingham posted points in varied drives. Tonganoxie and Effingham traded scores, Slacker and Kearney connected on a 15 yard pass, Matthias added a 10 yard run, and Chambers contributed a 12 yard rush.
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Diamond Data From the National League Baseball Card
National League standings and Saturday schedule with matchups among Brooklyn Milwaukee Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia New York Chicago and Pittsburgh. Also notes rain for New York at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and a list of Friday results.
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Reds Says U S Plan Move
From Moscow the Soviet Army paper Red Star accuses the United States of building Arctic bases for a strike on the Soviet Union and labels the actions part of a broader war for world domination by American imperialists.
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Lawrence Tops Topeka In Kansas High School Clash
Lawrence defeats Topeka 21-12 after falling behind on a 95 yard opening kickoff return. The No 1 ranked Lawrence varsity uses power to three touchdowns as Topeka scores late, with AP top ten teamsVillains include Shawnee Mission Wichita East Dodge City Arkansas City Independence Hutchinson Coffeyville Pittsburg and others in a wide round of games and Caldwell extends its 25 game win streak with an 18-6 victory over Kingman.
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Linwood Downs Ozawkie 33 5 on Ozawkie Field
Linwood won its second non league football game by defeating Ozawkie 33 to 5 at Ozawkie. Linwood led with two first quarter scores and added three touchdowns in the final period. Richard Montgomery rushed for two touchdowns, Joe Clayton caught two touchdown passes from Charley Green, and Jack Mathia added a 32 yard TD run. Green kicked two extra points, Bob Bryant one. Linwood gained 241 rushing yards to 137 for Ozawkie and held a nine to five first down edge. Linwood plays Lansing next Friday at Lansing in the Erb county league opener.
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Tribe Explodes To 40-0 Victory Over Osage City
Haskell fullback Cliff Bear scored the second tally after Osage City fumbled. Gliss broke free for a second long run as the Tribe dominated early and cruised to a 46-0 win.
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Haskell Tribe Rolls Past Osage City in Lopsided Win
Haskell rolled to a 27-0 halftime lead and stretched it with three more touchdowns in the third quarter. Osage City struggled with ball security, fumbling seven times and averaging seven yards on four punts as reserves saw most action. Bailey scored twice and added an extra point to lead scorers. Bear and Ken Bailey contributed TDs. Osage had eight first downs for 166 yards while Haskell totaled 283 rushing yards.
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Indianapo lis Two Up In Little World Series With Rochester Red Wings
Rochester Red Wings face Indianapolis in game three of the Little World Series with Indianapolis holding a 2 0 lead. Veteran Cot Deal must stop a hot Indians lineup after they extended their playoff run to seven straight wins including two from Rochester. Stan Pitula starts for Indianapolis as the Indians routed the Wings 124 last night.
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Maris Drives In Seven As Outfielder Powers Win
Outfielder Roger Maris was the big man for the winners driving in seven runs with a single and two home runs.
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Grid Results in College Football and High School Scores
A dense harvest of scoreboard items lists college results from teams like Northwestern, Penn, and Colorado, alongside numerous Kansas high school figures. The snippet shows varied scores for Bowdoin Eastern Colorado, Harvey Mars Coffeyville, and many small towns with wins and losses.
Overbrook and nearby schools in mixed results across districts
A fragmented list of scores and names from multiple games and local teams shows Overbrook and surrounding schools posting varied results. Notable entries include Wakefield 39 and Roxbury 14, Alma t and Garden Plain matchups, and efforts by St Marys, Highland Park, and Cunga region squads amid shuffled rosters and unclear spelling.
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Tom James Waived by Browns in Defensive Roster Shuffle
Cleveland announces veteran defensive back Tommy James will be placed on waivers. James, a former Washington high star and Ohio State standout, joined the Browns as a free agent in 1948 after earlier play with Detroit. Junior Wren, a Missouri product in his rookie year, fills James position on the roster.
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Baseball Service
Harvey Knox Leaves Guiding His One Star
Hamilton beat reporter notes Harvey Knox quits managing his stepson Nomir after pulling him from the Hamilton Tiger- Cats amid dispute over playing time Ronnie Knox. Knox cites desire for his son to make his own moves while criticizing team roles. The Angeles Club earlier won the 1956 Pacific Coast League pennant by 16 games over Seattle, with Rob Sheffing as manager for 107 wins.
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