History Takes Dim View Of K-State Football
Stan Parrish discussed taking the Kansas State coaching job amid warnings about the program, noting its long losing record and history of quick firings. He acknowledged the gamble but said he won’t fear failure and aims to achieve what K-State has accomplished only five times in its history.
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Parrish Eyes First Winning Kansas State Season Plan
Kansas State coach Parrish outlines a realistic goal for 1936 a six win season and progress against top teams Oklahoma and Nebraska. He emphasizes upgrading players and a varied passing attack while counting on a key opener with Western Illinois to build urgency and confidence.
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KSU At A Glance Head Coach Stan Parrish First Year
Kansas State University overview shows Stan Parrish in his first year as head coach with a 1-10 record last season, tied for last in the Big Eight, and 31 returning lettermen. Key players to watch include defensive tackle Kevin Humphrey, running back Maurice Henry, and wide receiver Todd Cowlings, with Punter Troy Faunce handling duties. Non-conference opponents listed are Western Illinois, Texas Tech, Northern Iowa, and Texas Christian.
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Floyd Opens With 66 Shares Lead In NEC World Series
U S Open champion Ray Floyd fires a 66 to share the lead in Akron Ohio at the NEC World Series of Golf. He criticizes 18 rebuilt greens and spectator mounds on Firestone course arguing tall rough-like grass removes a player's skill and feel. Floyd urges cutting grass on the mounds to restore traditional play.
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Tyson poised for heavyweight title shot after Sept 6 bout
Mike Tyson, 20, with 24 knockouts in 26 fights, signed to challenge Trevor Berbick for the WBC heavyweight title if he defeats Alfonzo Ratliff in a September 6 bout at the Las Vegas Hilton. Promoters Don King and Butch Lewis announced the HBO plan to crown an undisputed champion next year.
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