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BIG SPAN—Bill Bridges, returning All Big Eight center, was among 18 candidates who reported to Coach Dick Harp for fall drills yesterday afternoon. Bridges, a junior from Hobbs, N.M., was joined by four other veterans for the first drill.
Sport Shorts
University Daily Kansan
NEW YORK —(UPI) —Welter-
weights Ted (Kid) Lewis and Jack
Britton fought each other a total of
20 times.
Constant Competitors
Out at First
BOSTON — (UPI) — Outfielder Jackie Jensen of the Boston Red Sox has led the American League in grounding into double plays three different seasons.
Hard to Whiff
PITTSEURGH —(UPI)— Lloyd (Little Poison) Waner, former Pittsburgh outfielder, struck out only 173 times during 19 seasons in the National League.
Off and Running
NEW YORK —(UPI)— The new Aqueduct Ract Track drew on opening day crowd of 42.473. In 1894, the old Aqueduct plant had a first day crowd of less than 1,000.
Georgia Tech, Iowa Seen in Likely Upsets
By United Press International
Georgia Tech and Iowa are the mighty teams rated most-likely-to-be-unset this weekend on a heavy college football program that also is packed with danger for severa more of the nation's top teams.
Navy (2-2) is a five-point favorite to regain the winning trail when it visits Miami of Florida, which may still be aching from a 27-3 loss to nation champion Louisiana State.
Unbeaten-untied Georgia Tech, ranked fourth in the nation by the UPI Board of Coaches, is only even money against an Auburn team that has been blazing since its long unbeaten string was snapped in the first game of the season.
Among the nation's top 10 teams, trouble also is in sight for fifth-ranked Furdue, a seven-point choice over Ohio State; third-ranked Texas, a seven-point favorite over Arkansas, and sixth-ranked Southern California, an eight-point choice over Washington.
Louisiana State, riding a 16-game winning streak, is expected to have little trouble as it opens its Southeastern Conference schedule as a 14-point choice over Kentucky, which took a 33-0 shellacking from Auburn last week.
Once-beaten Iowa. No. 9 in the nation, has beaten Wisconsin three straight years but is only a slim three-point pick to do it again.
Second-ranked Northwestern rates a 13-point choice over twice-beaten Michigan in a key Big Ten game.
Bowling
Hilltop League
Delta Sigma Phi ... 7 | 1
Phi Kappa Psi ... 6 | 2
Kappa Alpha Psi ... 4 | 4
Acacia ... 4 | 4
Empire Club ... 3 | 5
Vandals ... 0 | 8
Alpha Omicron Pi No. 2 6 2
Delta Gamma ... 5 3
Chi Omega ... 4 4
Alpha, Phi ... 1 7
Prairie League
Jay League
Phi Kappa Tau ... 7   1
Empty Set ... 7   1
Hi-Hopes ... 5   3
Phi Kappa Psi ... 4½   3½
Englishmen ... ½   7½
Acacia ... 0   8
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Kansas' soccer team will open its 1959 schedule tomorrow morning when the Jayhawkers entertain Tabor College of Hillsboro.
Only one of the 16 men on the squad is an American. The rest are foreign undergraduate students. The lone U.S. player on the team is Al Feinstein, Long Beach, N.Y., sophomore.
The Kansas crew, coached by Gerald L. Kelteh, instructor of architecture, has been working out on the intramural field every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon since school started.
The match will start at 10 am. tomorrow on the intramural field across from Summerfield Hall.
Drawing starting assignments for the Jayhawkers will be Gontrand Plaza, goalkeeper; Leopoldo Brito and Feinstein, backs; Mario Weitzner, Gonzalo Medina and Rodolfo Mendez, halfbacks, and Patricio Harrington, Fernando Mata, Luis Uribe, Mario Vargas and Peter Link, forwards.
Kansas has a return match scheduled with Tabor later this fall at Hillsboro and also plans home and home matches with a Kansas City athletic club.
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