Will Broadcast DU Grid Game on KTJO FM
Ottawa University KTJO FM will air the QO UI Kansas Wesleyan football game from Salina tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Sponsors for the last three away broadcasts have been secured. Centre Mike Ireland may miss action with a rib injury but could play limitedly. other injuries are minor. The squad remains confident, aiming to improve this fall despite a poor record.
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Quenemo Dominates Edgerton in Six-Man Victory
Quenemo, Kansas, scored 57 and kept its six-man football record intact with a 57 to 13 win over Edgerton. Jerry Yockey and Alvin Chase led with multiple scorers, including Chase on a 60 yard kickoff return and a 6 yard sneak. Edgerton managed two touchdowns by McTaggart and Thompson, with Thompson adding the extra point.
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Edgerton
Jerry Yockey
Alvin Chase
Hal] Logan
Dave Horne
LeRoy Brecheisen
Max Logan
Ellis Reade
Glen Kramer
Yockey
Chase
Hal Logan
Horne
Brecheisen
McTaggart
Thompson
Picks Winners Of Area Games By Claussie Smith
After a 59 percent hit rate last week the writer refines bets for area games. Melvern with De lano and Schelinbarger travels to Lyndon. Overbrook seeks victory at Oskaloosa. Garnett aims to rebound against Yates Center. Other matchups include Williamsburg over Westphalia and Wellsville over Eudora.
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Melvern
Delano
Schelinbarger
Lyndon
Overbrook
Oskaloosa
Eureka
Garnett
Yates Center
Williamsburg
Westphalia
Waverly
LeRoy
Lamont
Pomona
Wellsville
Eudora
Tolson Returns To OHS Lineup
Tolson rejoins the OHS football lineup as they travel to Topeka to face unbeaten Hayden. Coach Giger voices optimism about Tolson and Beller teaming for a strong one two punch. The Cyclones seek an upset despite Hayden’s favorites tag. Starting lineup includes Hornbuckle Michel Fischer Haggard Arnold Stuart Conger Beller Tolson Corcoran Morris.
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Jimmy Tolson
Topeka
Hayden
John Giger
Giger
Jimmy
Pat
Beller
Cyclones
Gary Hornbuckle
Irwin Michel
Larry Fischer
Jay Haggard
Larry Arnold
Jack Stuart
Dennis Conger
Pat Beller
Jim Corcoran
Don Morris
Mike Sommer Leads Colonials In 1955 Scoring
George Washington University junior halfback Mike Sommer topped the Colonials in scoring, rushing yards and total offense in 1955, dominating the team’s ground game and overall gains.
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George Washington University
Colonials
Baldwin Humbles Gardner in 67 to 7 rout at Kas
Baldwin unleashed a devastating running attack and stout defense to demolish Gardner 67 to 7. Vernon Danley returned a punt for 60 yards and Ed Schwalm converted the ensuing extra point as Baldwin jumped ahead 7 0. Gardner finally crossed late in the half after recovering a Baldwin fumble. The Tigers closed strong with Schwalm, Danley, and Motolen scoring as Baldwin finished second to Oklahoma in the Big Seven. Faurot fields a deep backfield and a large, inexperienced line amid heavy practice and injuries.
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Buddy Spear
Gary Milburn
Vern Danley
Schwalm
Lehtwalm
Bud Spear
Ernie Johnson
Johnson
Frazier
Milburn
Bob Danley
Mike Motolen
Eddie Schwalm
Oklahoma
Tigers
Southern Methodist
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Expect Missouri To Win Tomorrow
Missouri football fortunes may rise with a win over North Dakota State as the Tigers seek their first non-conference victory since October 16, 1954. The 1955 season followed a 4-5-1 record in 1954 and a 1-9 mark under Don Faurot, with gaps in non-league play and conference battles ahead.
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Midget Football Opens Tomorrow on O U Field
The Lion sponsored Midget League kicks off with a round robin Saturday at 9 A M East Side vs West Side and 10 A M South Side vs North Side All four teams coached by OU students or local figures and fully equipped by the Lions Club Officials and game hall supplied by the City Recreation Commission.
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Dodgers Eye Newcombe On Japan Tour
President Walter O'Malley said he will watch Dodgers pitcher Don Newcombe on a baseball tour of Japan. Newcombe borrowed $100 from O'Malley before boarding the plane and promised to repay it. Newcombe, a 27 game winner, was briefly lost after being pulled from the World Series final against the Yankees. His wife is due today with his luggage as the Dodgers depart for the Orient.
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Sullivan Meets Calhoun Tonight in 10 Round Bout
In Cleveland Rory Calhoun faces John L. Sullivan in a middleweight ten round match at the arena. Both fighters eye Joey Giardello as the next opponent, with local experts predicting Calhoun may keep hope alive tomorrow after Giardello earlier defeated Bob Boyd and boosted his own contender stock.
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Rory Calhoun
John L. Sullivan
Joey Giardello
Calhoun
Giardello
Bobby Boyd
Sooners To Meet Texas Tomorrow
Oklahoma’s Sooners, riding a 32-game win streak after a 66-0 destruction of Kansas State, face Texas in a crucial showdown. The NCAA debate over Pitt’s 33-game record adds spice as No. 1 Oklahoma eyes a tie, while Michigan State and other top teams seek late-season momentum across college football Saturday.
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Jim Swink
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Wilt the Stilt to miss opening drills at KU
Wilt Chamberlain, the 7-foot sophomore star, will be absent when Kansas University opens basketball practice Monday due to a severe laryngitis. As a freshman he helped the team beat the varsity in a historic series dating back to 1923, while nine lettermen return for the season.
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Jayhawks and Wildcats brace for Big Seven season
Coach Dick Harp and assistant Jerry Waugh express optimism for Kansas basketball with returning lettermen John Parker Gene Elston Lee Green Harry Jett Ron Johnston Lew Johnson Eddie Cater John Cleland Maurice King. Kansas State travels to Nebraska for first of three Big Seven tests as Bus Mertes' football team awaits a Lincoln matchup.
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Jerry Waugh
John Parker
Gene Elston
Lee Green
Harry Jett
Ron Johnston
Lew Johnson
Eddie Cater
John Cleland
Maurice King
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