Army Calls Could Cost Green Bay
Packers stars Paul Hornung and Ray Nitschke join the growing list of athletes recalled to active duty in the defense buildup. Hornung faces a Oct. 30 report to Ft. Riley Kansas while Nitschke must report by Nov. 2 to Ft. Lewis Washington, threatening Green Bay’s bid for a second half season title.
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Top Kansas high school poll unchanged in Week
Manhattan leads the AP Kansas football poll for a second straight week with 152 points and 11 first place votes. Independence moves to second with 138 points and 3 first place votes, followed by Wichita East and Salina. The top ten includes Coffeyville, Wichita Southeast, Garden City, Topeka, Wyandotte, and Hutchinson, with several others listed in votes.
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Tech Guard Lineman Of Week
Dave Watson of Georgia Tech earned AP lineman of the week for standout play in a 21 0 win over Duke. The 211 pound junior from Eufaula Ala started 14th straight game and contributed 10 solo tackles and key fumbles recovery securing Tech dominance.
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Hadl Leads Jayhawks To 21 7 Win Over Iowa State
John Hadl, Kansas 200 pound senior quarterback halfback, starred as he moved from halfback to quarterback in the final period to score the winning TD and direct the team to a 21 7 victory. He averaged 45 yards on 5 punts. Szykowny led Iowa to a 27 8 win over Indiana, completing 13 of 22 passes for 128 yards. Hoppmann carried 33 times for 123 yards and played a strong defensive game for Iowa State. District Five All America Board praised multiple standouts including Gale Weidner, Thunder Thornton, Alex Zyskowski, Phil Lohmann, Andy Russell, and Joel Searles.
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Dallas Dyer
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Women's Bowling Tips From Phyllis Notaro
Notaro outlines beginner advice for women, recommending lighter balls of 10 to 13 pounds and a four step delivery. She details stance at a fixed spot, stepping backward from the foul line, straight shoulders, close feet, slight knee bend, and a handshake grip for consistency. TOMORROW: Four Step Delivery.
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Yankees Share In World Series Pays $7589.11 Each
The victorious New York Yankees received $7,389.11 per man for their World Series win over the Cincinnati Reds, about $1,100 less than the 1960 Pirates. Commissioner Ford Frick announced the shares on Tuesday noting the Yankee total reflects 33 full shares and seven fractional slices plus $4,500 in cash awards.
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Longhorns Hold Offensive Lead
New York AP Texas Notre Dame Detroit and West Texas State top college football offense and scoring lists this week. Texas leads total offense at 446 yards per game across four contests, Notre Dame tops rushing at 320.3 yards per game, Detroit leads in passing with 211.7 yards per game, and West Texas State sets the scoring pace with 156 points in four games averaging 39 per game.
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Trammell Honored As AP Back Of The Week For Alabama
Alabama quarterback Pat Trammell was named The Associated Press back of the week after leading the Crimson Tide to a 26-7 win over North Carolina State. Coach Paul Bryant praised him as a winning player and Bowden Wyatt called him a multi position sensation, while Trammell credited the team for the victory.
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Claasen Picks Spartans Over Fighting Irish
AP notes selections follow hat-pin method with bold picks across major college games. Michigan State over Notre Dame headlines a lineup that includes Mississippi over Tulane Arkansas over Texas Iowa over Wisconsin Alabama over Tennessee Ohio State over Northwestern Colorado over Kansas State Georgia Tech over Auburn Louisiana State over Kentucky Missouri over Iowa State Syracuse over Penn State Michigan over Purdue Houston over Cincinnati Nebraska over Oklahoma State Kansas over Oklahoma Wichita over New Mexico State North Texas State over Tulsa
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