University Daily Kansan
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Thursday, Nov. 18, 1954
VIC EATON
Missouri Quarterback
Turley, Larsen Traded to Yanks By Baltimore
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The New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles have completed one of the biggest baseball deals in years with pitchers Bob Turley and Don Larsen going to the Yankees, and veteran outfielder Gene Woodling and pitcher Harry Byrd going to the Orioles, it was learned Wednesday from an authoritative baseball source.
In addition to Woodling and Byrd, the Yankees will send two young catchers, believed to be Gus Triandos and Hal Smith, and three or four other players to the Orioles. At least two and possibly three others will come to the Yankees along with Baltimore's two outstanding pitchers.
The trade, also involves a number of other players.
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in Turley and Larsen the Yanks obtain two of the outstanding young pitchers in the American league, although neither had outstanding won and lost records with Baltimore last season.
Besides the two pitchers, the Yankees also acquired the Orioles' shortstop, Billy Hunter and gave up pitcher Harry Byrd.
KU socked through its second day of hard scrimage here yesterday, working until dark in an effort to be in top shape for the finale against Missouri Saturday in Columbia.
KU Gridders Have Tough Practice
Coach Chuck Mather devoted the entire session to offense shuffling his three top eleven in two concurrent mills against reserves and freshmen
Don, Pfutzenreuter, first-string guard, hit a few licks in his first contact in more than a week. Bill Bell, sophomore end also was back in action after missing Tuesday's defensive session with a lame ankle.
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Varsity center Dick Reich and third-string fullback Tommy Webb remained on the doubtful list.
Arnold Johnson, new owner of the Kansas City Athletics, has indicated that the A's new field manager, Lou Boudreau, will receive a salary of close to $100,000.
DON FAUROT
Missouri Coach
When Kansas meets Missouri Saturday at Columbia in the traditional homecoming football contest, the top two Mizzou quarterbacks will be bowing out in Big Seven play and 52-year-old Coach Don Faurot of MU will be out to even up the all-time KU-MU series standing.
The top signal caller for the Tigers is Vic Eaton, 193-pound St. Joseph, Mo., senior. Close behind (although some call him the equal or better than Eaton) is Tony Scardino, 177-pound Kansas City, Mo., passing ace.
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Eaton, one of Missouri's fastest backs, is a steady passer and is among the top league throwers.
Scardino, who re-wrote several of Paul Christman's passing records as a freshman with a sensational day against Oklahoma, is a clever ball handler and the team's top passing threat.
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But the main thing, so far as MU fias are concerned, will be the hope of finally evening up the series standing at 28-all. In the series that began in 1891, Missouri never has held the lead. Now, with the Jay-hawks just one ahead at 28-27-7, Missouri is hoping to pull abreast.
Carter Wins Boxing Crown
San Francisco—(U.P.) Jimmy Carter, 135, of New York, last night stopped Paddy DeMarco, 1343, of Brooklyn to win the world light-weight championship.
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UP Honors Mitchell
The United Press has named Jack Mitchell of the Wichita Wheatshockers, Coach of the Week. Last Saturday the Wichita football team, coached by Mitchell., ended the 16-game winning streak of the Cincinnati Bearcats, 13-0 in one of the most electrifying upsets of the season.
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