Wallace Names Cyclones Friday Opener Team
Ottawa High School Cyclones coach Harald Wallace selects a letterman at end guard tackle and halfback with quarterback and fullback slots filled by converted letter winners. Key players include Bill Cater Louis Baldovino Jim Roth Charles Frakes Leroy Martin Gary Bennett Rod Lennard Bruce Bundy Bob Lewis Gene Shofner Thorpe Nolan and schedules a tough non league slate at Pittsburg Manhattan and Emporia before hosting Emporia November 4.
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Bob Lewis
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Gene Shofner
Thorpe Nolan
Manhattan
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Ottawa
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Topeka
Hayden
Atchison
Leavenworth
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Lawrence
Braves Gain Full Game On Frisco Giants
Milwaukee's 4-1 win over the Dodgers lifts the Braves into sole possession of second place, one game behind the San Francisco Giants, as Cincinnati stunned the Giants 4-1. Don McMahon preserved Milwaukee's victory with three crucial strikeouts.
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Whitey Lockman
Willie Mays
Indians Won't Admit Chicago Has Won Pennant
The Indians refuse to concede while Chicago holds a 514 game first place margin with nine games left for the Sox to catch Cleveland. Chicago faces first division foes in all remaining games, while the Indians meet mostly non first-division teams. Other AL results: Washington beat Detroit 5-0 and Baltimore topped Kansas City 9-4 as Dick Donovan seeks his 16th win and Cal McLish beats the Yankees.
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Boros Wins Dallas Open In Tight Golf Finish
Julius Boros captured the Dallas Open by one stroke, finishing at 274 for 72 holes with a par 70. The Hungarian star, chasing a high-stakes end to a tour career, extended his earnings to more than 186 thousand dollars, with first-place prize accounting for over 101 thousand. He heads to Fort Lauderdale for a fishing break before continuing the circuit.
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Eddie Machen Fights Wednesday in Portland
Eddie Machen has not improved much since his knockout by Ingemar Johansson, according to Willie Besmanoff who fights Machen here Wednesday night. Besmanoff notes Machen has fought five times since the Johansson bout.
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Colts Find Second QB in Exhibition Loss to Eagles
Baltimore Colts lost 35 13 to Philadelphia but discovered quarterback Ray Brown as a viable No 2 option to spell Johnny Unitas. Brown completed 16 of 33 passes for 199 yards and one TD with one interception, earning praise from Norm Van Brocklin. Nearby, Chicago and New York teams announced QB and backfield adjustments as injuries shift roles, while Green Bay swapped players with Cleveland to bolster the defense.
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Monday Night Mixed Bowling Scores Report
League results list numerous doubles and team scores for Monday night play. Names such as Miller Schultz Bennett Goss Cordle Wassmer Byrd Wasson Shister Williamson Simmons Wolgast McFadden Fritts Wallace appear with individual game and season totals.
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Coaches A Worry To Rules Writers
Kansas City AP coaches pressure on rules writers as Fritz Crisler defends frequent changes. He notes coaches’ ingenuity creates need to close loopholes while explaining goal posts stay at the field line to protect players from heavier pros.
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