Auburn Rated No 1 In National Grid Poll By Associated Press
Auburn Tigers return to the top of the national college football rankings led by 43 first place votes and 813 points after wins over Tennessee and Chattanooga. Ohio State slides to No 5 after close calls as Army Notre Dame, Wisconsin and Mississippi follow. Pitt debuts in the top 10, knocking Iowa out, with Michigan State and Pittsburgh also in the upper ranks.
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Bowling Bits From Ottawa Bowl League Report
Susan Wolgast led the Royal team with a 202 high game and 830 series while averaging 175 for the week. Bond Cleaners dominated Ottawa Bowl with a 2320 high team series and 18 wins unbeaten. June Lulz injured after a fall. Ruth Carlson and Aster Crawford noted splits. Moore Chevrolet, Kansas State Bank lead city standings.
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Kansas hunter drowns in Idaho after raft capsizes
Oscar Rhodes, 43, of Manhattan Kansas, elk hunter, drowned in the Lochsa River when a wooden raft overturned in Clearwater National Forest. Don Cook swam to shore. Rhodes sank with heavy pack. Body recovered and to be sent to Kansas. Survived by wife Pauline and two children Nancy and John.
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Turley Keeps Braves Off Balance in 7-0 Victory
New York Yankees pitcher Bob Turley baffled Milwaukee batters with curves and sliders rather than his famous fastball. He balanced the mix to outpitch the Braves 7-0 at Yankee Stadium, reversing a previous rough outing in Milwaukee where he struggled and the team lost 13-5. Braves sluggers Bill Bruton Hank Aaron Eddie Mathews Wes Covington were repeatedly fooled by his pitching.
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Lawrence High Lions Lead Northeast Kansas League Standings
The Lawrence High Lions atop the Northeast Kansas League with an 80-20 scoring edge in three games. Atchison Leavenworth also strong at second, Highland Park and Ottawa show mixed results. Quenemo hosts Edgerton as Pomona and Williamsburg loom in the schedule.
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Bowing Scores From Friday Night League
Readable lanes show Fritts and Cain leading with a 434 series and Minh posting a 1090 set. Wilts and Bryant post high games 212 and 161 while LoValley and Ogle post 408. Brown and Seymour lead the Monday night mix with top marks from Goss at 175.
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Logart Plans Fifth Tour and World Series Outlook
In Milwaukee the World Series sixth game odds favor Warren Spahn for the Braves against Art Ditmar of the Yankees after Bol Turley's 7-0 shutout. India Cuba's Isaac Logart faces Virgil Akins in a potential title tilt, Logart defeating Rudell Stitch in a key nontelevised bout to snap Stitch's eight-win streak.
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Stengel weighs four pitching options for Yankees bullpen
Manager Stengel listed Don Larsen Ryne Duren Johnny Kucks and Ditmar as four likely starters or relievers. He said Ditmar is the closest to a ready role and has been his top early inning relief man though no spot opened yet. He praised his pitchers for their effort against Lew Burdette.
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Dean Berlin Agent 109 E Second
Dean Berlin listed as Agent 109 at 2 Second Street in Chicago with contact CHI 2.2804. The brief entry notes a sole agent designation and a local telephone reference. No further contextual details are provided in the fragment.
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Colorado on Top Carrier in Big Eight football
Colorado tailback Howard Cook leads Big Eight rushing standings with 166 yards on 20 carries in a 31-0 win over Kansas to push the Buffs to 2-0 in league play. Dwight Nichols shares top rush honors with 222 yards for Iowa State after 64 carries.
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Mental Lapse, Says OHS Coach After 38 7 Loss
Ottawa High School Cyclones suffered a 38-7 defeat to Highland Park last Friday. Coach Harold Wallace cited a mental lapse, noted Clabaugh out with a leg injury, and praised Bob Lewis who filled in with 30 rushing yards. The team prepared for Hayden at Topeka, acknowledging Hayden as a tough, winless foe.
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Olathe Police Chief Plans To Retire
Olathe Kansas Ralph Shaw the police chief for six years resigned yesterday citing heavy responsibilities and advancing age. He has about 20 years in policing and will remain until a successor is named.
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Layne Traded To Steelers From Lions
DETROIT AP It is explained that Detroit quarterback Bobby Layne was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers for quarterback Earl Morrall and two high draft choices one next year and one in 1960. Layne, a legendary leader, had waning form and morale within the team, making two frontline quarterbacks an impossible situation for the Lions.
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Lions Name Tobin Rote No 1 QB as Morrall Backups
The Detroit Lions plan Tobin Rote as their No 1 quarterback after trading for him from Green Bay two seasons ago. Morrall, a former Michigan State star, will serve as the understudy. Wilson, once shared duties, remains a friend of Präsident Edwin J. Andersson amid acknowledged sell friction. The team, after split preseason results, aims for stability as regular season begins.
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Rademacher Plans Comeback in Pro Boxing
Pete Rademacher, Olympic heavyweight champion, announces another comeback. He has fought twice as a pro, lost to Floyd Patterson and Zora Folley, and says he will take any bout if the price is right. Offers include Kansas City with Danny Hodges, plus possible fights in London Germany and Australia.
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