Ottawa Braves blank Bethel 34 in Kansas clash
Ottawa University Braves defeated Bethel Grammaroons 34 to 0 on a sloppy field. The win kept Ottawa tied for top in the Kansas Conference with Southwestern Baker and Emporia leaders. QB Stan Bettin and fullback Herb Sutton paced the offense, while Ottawa's defense forced multiple Bethel turnovers and held the Maroons to 60 yards rushing.
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Williams Ends Storied Career With Red Sox In 1950s Style Sendoff
Boston AP reports Ted Williams, age 42, ends his playing days and will stay with the Red Sox as a batting instructor at Scottsdale camp next spring, then remain in the organization in a yet unspecified role. Williams finishes with 520 homers, .345 lifetime average, and high standing in several all-time totals despite injuries and interruptions.
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Detroit Tigers Fire Coach Billy Hitchcock After Season
Detroit Tigers president Bill Dewitt announces a housecleaning for next season starting with the dismissal of coach Billy Hitchcock after Sundays game with Kansas City. Hitchcock had led under five managers since 1955 and will stay through the season's end. Dewitt hints at further changes to come.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Sunday results show Milwaukee 4 over St Louis and Pittsburgh 2 in 10 innings. Chicago and Cincinnati both lost, Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 7 3, San Francisco 13 over Los Angeles. Monday had San Francisco at Los Angeles. Tuesday features Milwaukee at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Chicago at San Francisco, St Louis at Los Angeles. Saturday saw Cincinnati 5 0 Philadelphia 0 Milwaukee 4 Pittsburgh 2, Chicago and St Louis 4. Sunday results include New York 4 Boston 3 and Baltimore at Washington 5 in 12. Cleveland 4 Chicago 0. Detroit 6 Kansas City 5. New York at Washington. Cleveland at Kansas City. Detroit at Chicago. Tuesday games include Baltimore at Boston. New York 6 Boston 5 in 10. Baltimore 10 Washington 9. Cleveland 6 Chicago 5 in 12. Kansas City 6 Detroit 3.
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Weekend Football Sparks Across Big Eight
Kansas Jayhawks, ranked No 7, crush Kansas State 41 0 and loom as Midlands’’ hottest team after big win and fast line play. Missouri Tigers rally past Oklahoma State 28 7 then face Penn State, while Oklahoma seeks a title run despite opener loss to Northwestern. Iowa State and Nebraska collide, Colorado hosts Kansas State, and Oklahoma State has an open date as Big Eight power shifts unfold.
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Dallas Texans Strike Blow For New League
The Dallas Texans beat the Los Angeles Chargers 17 0 to join Denver at 2 1 in the AFL West. Cotton Davidson passed and kicked for Dallas as 42 000 fans attended the Dallas clash. Houston and New York lead the East after Oakland upset Houston 14 13.
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Casper Wins Portland Open In Sunshine Victory
Billy Casper Jr from Apple Valley California won the Portland Open at Portland Golf Club by five consecutive birdies on the final nine holes. Don January of Dallas finished third after a late-race duel, while Paul Harney of Worcester placed second. The win, Casper's first since last November, raised his year’s earnings to 30,463 with a prize of 2,800.
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Syracuse Faces Kansas Test In National Telecast
Syracuse football prepares for a stern test Saturday as No. seventh-ranked Kansas visits Lawrence. Kansas opened with a 21-7 win over Texas Christian and 41-0 over Kansas State, while Syracuse built a 35-7 win over Boston University to start the season.
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