Reich Ready for KU Colorado Clash as Others Remain Doubtful
Kansas University football faces Colorado in Memorial Stadium with quarterback Gil Reich cleared for full duty. Tackle George Mrkonic and end Jerry remain doubtful while Tob Brandenberry is expected to play. Coach Jules Sikes eyes a strong performance from Ace Halfback Charlie Hoag as the Jayhawks prepare with rugged drills and scrimmage.
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Meeks Adoption of Split-T Boosts Wildcats Move
Kansas State shifted from the single wing to the split-T under Bill Meek ahead of a Big Seven opener with Missouri in Manhattan. Meek weighed injuries, roster size, and coaching opinions from Don Faurot and Bud Wilkinson, settling on the split-T for easier teaching and faster player adaptation. Kansas State prepares for Missouri with key returnees Auggie Keller and Larry Hartshorn back in action, while Missouri studies California film after a narrow loss.
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Sparkman Uses Slogans as Socialist Fear Tactic in New York
Senator John J. Sparkman told a New York audience at the Women's Business and Professional Club that Republicans use catchy slogans to stampede the public away from common sense. He accused GOP talk of creeping socialism as counterfeit rhetoric. Outside the Commodore Hotel, about 45 civil rights and independent sign holders gathered as Sparkman criticized government moves into housing, social security, and rent control, urging that private enterprise had been asleep.
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Mystery of Radio Free Japan Solved Foreign Office Says
Tokyo based Foreign Office disclosed that Communist propaganda broadcasts in Japanese originate from Peiping, the Chinese capital, ending the mystery about Radio Free Japan.
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Buffs and Jayhawks push toward showdown in Boulder
Kansas and Colorado loom as rivals in a high stakes collision after a weekend tied scoreline. Oklahoma’s shaky form and a looming sellout for the Oklahoma game frame the backdrop as Kansas coach Jules Sikes hypes his team’s readiness for a hot bet on Saturday.
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Salt Hawks Leader Ernest Ireland Shines at Hutch
Ernest Ireland former Lawrence High grid star and Bethany quarterback ace, in his first Hutch season after a strong Marion record, appears to be turning a corner and delivering steady play for the team this year.
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Gavilan Graham Fight Set to Sell Out in Havana
Havana predicted sellout for the Kid Gavilan Billy Graham welterweight title bout on October 4. Government sports director Dr. Lorenzo Nodarse said more than $10,000 in tickets are on hand and organizers plan $45,000 seats, while noting no US television due to relay costs and logistics.
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Porter Hanged For Murder Of Countess Granville
Dennis George Muldowney, 41, a club porter, was hanged in London for the murder of Polish-born Countess Christine Granville, a British secret agent in World War II. He confessed to stabbing her in the Kensington hotel lobby after she spurned him on June 15. She had become known as a beauty queen and former stewardess on an ocean liner.
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South Korean Premier Resigns Amid Unclear Acceptance
Premier Chang Taik Sang handed his resignation to President Syngman Rhee in Pusan. A government spokesman said it was not known if the president would accept. Chang provided no reason for his move and had been a leading figure among middle-of-the-roaders seeking compromise.
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Funeral services for Chauncey B. Little set in Clathe
Funeral services for Chauncey B. Little former congressman will be held Wednesday at 10 a m in First Presbyterian Church in Clathe Kas. He died Monday at his home.
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