Braves Injury Woes Meet McPherson Ottawa Game
The weather heats up for a Friday night clash between McPherson College and Ottawa University. Coach Grover Nutt reshapes the backfield as star senior back returns but injuries to Wilbur Barnes and Dave Phillippi threaten the rest of the season. Brooks provides a lift, while Bethany game film shows blocking and a TD bid by Dave Phillipps.
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Olympic Team US Best CHICAGO
Kenneth L. Tug Wilson president of the U S Olympic Committee says America will send its best team ever and will have funds to Melbourne in style He notes fans have rallied behind the effort and contributions will push the fund past the million dollar mark
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AP All Stars Picked In Major League Vote
The Baseball Writers Association of America selected a powerful All-Star team led by Mickey Mantle Ted Williams and Yogi Berra. Don Newcombe Billy Pierce and Hank Aaron joined the top pitching and outfield spots as Williams edged Kaline for an outfield berth. The National League dominated the second team with Musial Schoendienst Mathews McMillan Snider Mays and Robinson among the named stars.
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Sooners Retake No 1 in AP Poll After Notre Dame Victory
Oklahoma regains the top spot in the weekly AP college football poll after a 40-0 win over Notre Dame and Michigan State upset, with Georgia Tech Tennessee and Michigan State following. Oklahoma leads with 1,768 points, Georgia Tech 1,614, Tennessee 1,302, Michigan State 1,029.
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Tigers Passing Tape in Big 7 Shows Fast Offense
The Big 7 leaders highlight passing from Missouri quarterback Jim Hunter and receiver Charley James as Missouri tops with 623 yards through six games. Iowa State trails with 416 yards as Hurter and Doane provide the Tigers with strong aerial and ground influence.
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Big Ten Advances New Athletic Code Announcement
Chicago report notes the Big Ten planned to announce a new athletic code governing recruiting and subsidization. A six man committee began drafting the code yesterday and was to finish the initial draft today.
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Morris May Not Play Wednesday
Donny Morris the first string quarterback for the OHL Cyclones is doubtful for the Wednesday game at Lawrence. Injured in recent games he missed practice due to a stiff leg and neck pains, and his status remains uncertain after Monday sessions.
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Leo the Lip To Indians
Cleveland General Manager Wank Greenberg plans to discuss with Leo Durocher a proposal for him to manage the Indians next year. Greenberg arrived by plane and said the key question is whether Durocher wants to return to baseball as the Indians look to resolve their managerial vacancy.
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Peaks Out For Year Peaks Out For Year
The Associated Press report by Bob Hoobing outlines year end results with financial and market indicators. It notes notable gains and declines across sectors, highlighting key companies and economic trends expected to shape next year.
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LHS Back Heads Scoring Race in NEA Derby
Doyle Schick and Len Fisher lead the NEA scoring race with 60 and 87 points respectively. Schick has 7 touchdowns and 18 extra points while Fisher has 6 touchdowns and 1 extra point. Don Mortis and Jimmy Tolson of Ottawa share 15th place with 12 points each. The Top Five:
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Lopez named manager of White Sox after Cleveland stint
Lopez, ex manager of Cleveland, accepted a one year contract to manage the Chicago White Sox. He will pick his own coaches and aims for a pennant, saying the White Sox can challenge the Yankees despite lingering injury concerns in the league.
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Record Book midweek football picks and matchups recap
The record book notes an 87 percent week and 71 percent year with two games tonight Melvern at Westphalia and Osawatomie at Garnett. It highlights Overbrook vs Williamsburg as the main week battle and Baldwin’s likely win over Wellsville, plus Quenemo versus Pomona and Pat McAteer’s American debut amid Notre Dame golf notes.
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Season rules end college stars careers amid injury toll
The piece lists players from Oklahoma Vanderbilt Army Baylor California and USC facing season cutbacks through injuries and PCC rules after probes into slush funds and illegal aid. It notes Wayne Greenlee Ken Northcutt Don Orr Gene Mikelonis Doyle Traylor Ron Wheatcroft Jon Arnett Tonnie Knox and Frank Tamburello as examples of careers shortened or altered by suspensions and eligibility limits.
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