Lawrence Women’s Bowling Tour Ends With Multiple Winners
Lawrence entries claim three firsts three seconds and a ninth annual Kansas Women's Bowling Association tournament finale. Berger’s D X Service Station tops Class D team, McGrew Investment Co. secures second. Jean Weekly titles Class A singles with 625. Marjorie Tuckel wins Class C all events with 1489 and places second in Class C singles with 494. Tournament spanned six weekends at the Pladium, highlighting Lawrence bowlers and area firms among final team standings and individual scores.
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Alumni edge Kansas Varsity in ragged spring game 14 0
The Kansas University football alumni defeated the varsity 14 to 0 in the second annual spring clash. Gil Reich sparked the varsity with a touchdown setup and a late interception, but the oldtimers’ defense held firm while Amberg and Rodgers provided late pressure. Coach Sikes plans five more practice sessions before Easter, weather permitting.
East-West Shrine clash to feature Lovellette four and more
In Kansas City at Municipal Auditorium, four dozen college stars including Clyde Lovellette will form 10 man East and West squads for the Shrine game raising funds for Shriners Hospitals. Coaches Dr Forrest C Allen and Henry Iba lead the sides with notable players Meineke Steiner Johnson and others. Expected sellout near 10500. In local news Timothy Sullivan Jr 12 was hospitalized after a gun accident with friend Charles Newberry 12.
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Missouri Tigers Spring Drill Emphasizes Size and Speed
Missouri under coach Don Faurot stresses size and speed as he rebuilds the backfield for 1952. The squad weighs options between T formation and spread, testing quarterbacks Schoonmaker Acardino Hook Cox and Merrifield while grooming backfield bruisers. Nebraska and Colorado notes follow with captains and reserves, then an Ottawa Herald editorial praising Kansas basketball as Midwest pride and national exposure.
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Jayhawks shine at Texas Relays with record in distance medley
Kansas University tracksters led by Captain Devaney and Frank Cindrich posted a Texas Relays record in the distance medley relay and won the four mile relay while placing in multiple events. Coach Easton praised the effort amid poor weather and eyed upcoming meets, including Nebraska and Drake Relays.
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Snead Wins Masters at Augusta in windy finish
Sam Snead claimed the 1952 Masters at Augusta National with a 286 total despite a shaky final round of par 72. Jack Burge Jr led after rounds, while Ferrier, Tommy Bolt, Al Besselink, and Lloyd Mangrum trailed. Five challengers started final round, including Hogan, who collapsed to 79 for a 293 total and tied for seventh.
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Mrs Bowman Wins Trans Miss Golf Championship
Mrs Lue Bowman of Richmond California won the 22nd annual Trans Mississippi women’s golf tournament in Phoenix Arizona 1 up over Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur TH The verdict came on the 36th hole after Lindsay three putted from 18 feet and Bowman’s 20 foot first putt nearly dropped The finalists said they would return next year as the 23rd Trans Miss is planned for the same Arizona Country Club course The board also voted to hold the event two years running at the same site
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Vinland Valley 4-H Wins County Basketball Tournament
Vinland Valley 4-H Five Wins County Cage Bunting. For the second year in a row the Vinland Valley 4-H Club captured the Douglas County 4-H Basketball Tournament at Baker University. They beat Worden Womers 41 to 20 in the final, with Kenneth Craig topping the Vinland score sheet with nine points. Third place went to the Jolly Juniors, who defeated Rainbow Club 22 to 18. Worden Workers reached the finals by beating Jally Juniors 30 to 17 in the opening game of the day. Preliminary games were held at Baker Gymnasium on March 29 and 31, with Meadow Park, Kanwaka, Lone Star, and Four Leaf Clover clubs participating.
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Bee Becomes Focal Point in Local Sports Notes
Bee appears in a fragmentary recap naming Bob Collins George Crai Craig and coach Hubert Honkinson. The item hints at a school or community game with these figures involved, but details and context are missing from the readable lines.
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Outfielder Willie Mays to military service prompts Giants recall
The New York Giants plan to recall first baseman Tookie Gilbert from Oakland to fill in at first base when Willie Mays enters the armed forces. Gilbert would replace Whitey Lockman in left field as the NL champions prepare for the series and trade rumors swirl including talks of Bill Serena and Clyde McCullough. The Giants lost 9-4 to Cleveland Sunday as trade chatter continues.
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Cardinal offense in spring game falters after home run
Slaughter hits a solo homer as home attack stalls. Phils lead 17 to 10, Cardinals strand 12. Teams plan rematch Monday Tuesday Wednesday, finish road work in Richmond, Va, Thursday.
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Allen Testimonial Dinner for KU Coach Dr F C Allen
Kansas University Alumni Association of Greater Kansas City hosts a 6 30 p m testimonial dinner for basketball coach Dr F C Allen at Hotel Muehlebach ballroom. Over 500 expected at 5 plate event with many former players and friends attending. Allen 42 in his 35th year, guided Kansas to national title and Olympic roles.
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Anniversary Event In Indianapolis Highlights Family Milestones
Paul E. Fangman Jr. marked his 20th birthday on April 5 in Indianapolis while his wife Carole observed her 19th birthday. Mrs. Fangman was hospitalized delivering their first child, Lee Carole.
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Baseball Scores and Weather Notes From Honolulu
Exhibition baseball results show Surway's team and others with mixed scores across cities including Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago. A minor quake near Diamond Head Waikiki Sunday night prompted police to report no damage.
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