Page 4 University Daily Kansan Thursday, Oct. 6, 1955
Fraley Picks Missouri To Win Over SMU
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NEW YORK—Fraley's follies and the weekend football "winners"—looking for a load of upsets on the theory that if the Dodgers can win anything can happen.
The Upsets.
Army over Michigan—The cadets haven't been tested yet and this is a rough Michigan team.
Pitt over Navy-The Panthers are coming and the Middies have lacked desire.
Miami over Notre Dame—The Irish have been a pleasant surprise but Miami has been pointing for this one a whole year.
Missouri over S. M. U.—This is a club with a lot of grit and promise. Maybe they won't win, but they'll take a lot of beating.
Stanford over Michigan State—This is another surprise club, and the Spartans, while solid, aren't what they used to be.
The East.
Princeton over Penn, Yale over Columbia, Harvard over Cornell.
Boston College over Villanova, Syracuse over Boston University.
Wisconsin over Purdue, Ohio State
over Illinois, Iowa over Indiana,
Kansas over Iowa State, Marquette
over Kansas State, Texas Aggies
over Nebraska, Minnesota over
Northwestern, Houston over Detroit,
Oklahoma Aggies over Wichita and Cincinnati over Xavier.
The West
Southern California over Washington, UCLA over Oregon State, California over Washington State, C. O. P. over Idaho, Utah over Brigham Young.
The South.
Maryland over Wake Forest,
T.C.U. over Alabama, Georgia Tech
over L. S. U., Mississippi over
Vanderbilt, Mississippi State over
Tulane, Penn State over Virginia,
Auburn over Kentucky, Tennessee
over Chattanooga (maybe), Georgia
over North Carolina.
The Southwest.
Oklahoma over Texas, Rice over Clemson, Baylor over Arkansas Arizona over West Texas State.
Frame, Nieder Bitner Named All-Americans
Al Frame, Wichita two-miler; Bill Nieder, Lawrence shotputter, and Les Bitner, Kansas City javelin thrower have been named to the All-American Track and Field team for 1955. Selections are made by the NCAA Track and Field committee.
Frame finished third in that meet with a personal low of 9.09.6. Niander added the NCAA title to his Midwest Relays triple crown at 57-3. Bitter won the javelin on a meet record toss of 246-1.
The trio raises to 13 the number of Kansas All-American selections during Coach Bill Easton's eight year reign. Two of these, two-miller Herb Semper, and miler Wes Santee were triple selections. Semper earned the honor in 1950, '51, and '52; Santee in '52, '53, and '54.
The remainder of the list includes Tom Scofield, high jump, 1948; Pat Bowers, 880 yard run, 1949; Bob Devinney, 440 meter hurdles, 1952, and Don Smith, 440 yard run, 1953.
Hutchinson Slated As Boss Of Cardinals Next Year
SEATTLE — (U.P.)— Fred Hutchinson, manager of the pennant-winning Seattle club in the 1955 Pacific Coast League, will be named the new manager of the St. Louis Cardinals of the National League, the sports editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer said today.
In a front page story, Royal Brougham said it has been known for some time that Hutchinson is the No. 1 choice of Frank Lane, former General Manager of the Chicago White Sox, who is slated to take over as General Manager of the Cardinals today.
Dewey Soriano. General Manager of the Seattle club, declined to discuss the matter.
"That is a matter between Fred and the St. Louis club," he said. "If the report is true that he is
Yanks Off To Tour Japan
NEW YORK—(U.P.)-The New York Yankees--minus Phil Rizzuto, Joe Collins, Gerry Coleman and Tom Carroll—leave by plane Saturday morning on the first leg of their trip to Japan. Players who left New York immediately after the World Series will rejoin the squad either at Chicago or at San Francisco.
Bigger, deeper, faster—that description has been applied often to Iowa State football prospects for 1955.
Iowa State had eighteen lettermen around which to build this year's Cyclone football team.
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Emil Sick, president of the Seattle club, said Hutchinson has a contract which still has two years to run. However, he has stated he would not hold Hutchinson to those terms should the former Detroit manager and pitching standout land a Major League post.
Brougham predicted Hutchinson would sign a contract to boss the Cardinals sometime next week. He said the only things standing in the way were contract terms and that Lane would have to convince August Busch, Cardinal owner, of Hutchinson's managerial ability. Hutchinson managed Detroit in 1954 but did not sign the following year because he was offered only a one-year pact.
If named as Cardinal manager, Hutchinson would succeed Harry Walker.
K.C. Signs Pless In $50,000 Deal
KANSAS CITY, Mo—(U.P.)—Kansas City Athletics owner Arnold Johnson willly shelled out $50,- 000 yesterday for another promising baseball addition.
Johnson announced the purchase of Rance Pless, leading hitter and voted the most valuable player of the American Association this season. Pless played third base for the Minneapolis club.
The Athletics, in what they described as a "$50,000 deal" gave Minneapolis a reported $35,000 in cash and first baseman Don Bollweg for Pleas.
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