Cyclones Open 1956 Football With Argentine Mustangs
Ottawa high school Cyclones host the Argentine Mustangs at Cook Field at 8 p m tonight in the season opener. Giger expects a tough battle after a 33 0 loss to Pittsburg last week while Argentine, coached by Merle McCoy, brings 17 returning lettermen and a 5 3 record from last season. Probable Ottawa lineup includes Hornbuckle Haggard Conger and Firestone with Band in new uniforms. officials are Bob Ines Wendell Winkler and Larry Channel.
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Bill Farrow
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Ottawa High School
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Jay Haggard
Larry Arnold
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Larry Fisher
Irwin Michel
Don Morris
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Jim Corcoran
F. Peters
Slater
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Reardon
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Baker
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Wendell Winkler
Larry Channel
Get Set For Title Fights In Boxing at Madison Square Garden
Sugar Ray Robinson agrees to defend against Gene Fullmer on December 12 at Madison Square Garden while Archie Moore and Floyd Patterson near signing for a heavyweight title bout in Chicago. Norris negotiates gate and TV splits, with Robinson to receive both fighters air receipts. Ossie Solem marks his 11th season as Springfield football coach.
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Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
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Archie Moore
Floyd Patterson
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International Boxing Club
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Los Angeles
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Speculate On Tiger Manager Harris Resigns From Tigers
Detroit insiders discuss a possible successor after Bucky Harris announces his resignation as manager effective Sunday. The Tigers, once forecast to finish fifth in 1955, faced ownership change to an It man syndicate for 5.5 million dollars amid ongoing criticism of Harris. Harris reportedly heads toward a Red Sox role as assistant general manager after submitting a Sept. 5 letter from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Second Half Rally By OU Braves Fell Short
Ottawa University staged a brilliant first half attack to defeat by Friends University in Wichita. Friends led 14-13 at halftime and wore down the Braves with a strong first-half showing. Keith Brooks kicked off to start a late drive, but Ottawa’s defense struggled, allowing 200 yards in the first half.
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Crucial Games For Nationals
The article discusses potential managers for the Detroit club as new owners seek a different leadership style. Speculation centers on Jack Tighe and others, with no announcements expected until after the season. Milwaukee Braves edge St Louis by one game. a sweep against the Cards is seen as decisive.
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Milwaukee Manager Promises Big Weekend For Team
Fred Haney declares the club ready for a decisive weekend with star Bob Buhl tonight and Warren Spahni tomorrow, followed by a key Sunday game as the squad seeks momentum.
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Home Town Pays Tribute To Babe Didrikson Zaharias
In Beaumont Texas crowds gathered as Babe Didrikson Zaharias, who died after a cancer battle, was honored with a funeral in state and services led by Rev. C A Woytek. The Dodgers and Braves playoff talk dominated sports pages as survivor hope for Brooklyn and St Louis clashed with a faltering Dodgers squad.
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Missouri Faces Bowl Ban After Ninth Title Run
Under Faurot, Oklahoma figures to win a ninth straight Big Seven title but is ineligible for the Orange Bowl. Sonny Stringer, Missouri left halfback, will miss the trip to Lafayette with a knee injury. Sophomore Hank Kuhlman will start in his place as the 39-man squad departs today.
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Sonny Stringer
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Sound Sleeper Falls From Window at Nevada Fraternity
Dave Lowe of Las Vegas, a University of Nevada student, slept through the fall from an open window at the Theta Chi house and landed on the lawn 200 feet below. A fraternity brother saw him rise, return to his bunk, and he woke with bruises the next morning with no memory of the incident.
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Dog's Muddy Feet Cost Owner Ten Dollars
A Wichita man, Charles M. Brooker, 44, was fined $10 in Billings justice court after pleading guilty to malicious destruction of personal property. He claimed he cleaned his dog’s muddy feet in a motel with towels, with permission from the owners, and faced a warrant while preparing to fly away in his plane. The case arose as motel owners complained of towels ruined by the German shepherd or Weimaraner.
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