Kansas University spring scrimmage ends with Red victory
KU football held a late spring scrimmage as the Red squad defeated the Blues 44 to 12. Center John Anderson, a Grand Island Nebr. product, earned praise as standout on defense with multiple interceptions. Coach Sikes noted good tempo and two more drills remain before Easter break.
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Flanagan Wins Narrow Welterweight Bout In New York
Del Flanagan defeated Arthur King of Toronto in a 10 round unanimous decision at St Nicholas Arena. The fight was dull and foul packed with boos from the crowd as Flanagan used pawing footwork to avoid aggression and target Kings eye repeatedly until a cut formed. King was warned for butt and low blows and Flanagan was warned for holding.
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Probable hurlers named for Tuesday's opening games
New York and Philadelphia meet as Roberts 21-15 opposes Jansen 23-11 in the National League opener. Other NL games list Roe 423 over Spahin 22-14 in Boston, and Dicksan or Staley 19- Chambers 14 in Chicago against Chicago's Rush 1-12 and Blackwell 16-15. American League opens with Shantz 2 ac ton facing Washington 8-11, Wynn 13? vs Pierce 15-14, and Pillette 6-14 against Houtteman.
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Gambling Coach Desperate Fall May Answer at Kansas
Kansas coach J. W. Likea shifts two former first-string quarterbacks, Jerry Bogue and Chet Strehlow, to end as the team faces a shortage of ends and an oversupply of senior signal-callers. Strehlow started 10 games in 1950 with 651 rushing yards and 32 completions. Bogue had 521 yards in 1943. The move aims to field experienced Big Seven players while Reich and Rob ertson compete at quarterback for the 1952 season.
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Rocky Predicts Kayo As Graziano Targets Robinson
Rocky Graziano vows to KO Sugar Ray Robinson in their middleweight title bout next Wednesday at Chicago Stadium. Robinson disputes the odds, predicts he will win, and NBA rankings place Graziano ninth among challengers. Both managers project a decisive 15 rounds with TV coverage nationwide.
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Baseball results and scattered scores reported by AP
The Friday baseball results include New York and Cleveland tied at 4, plus various scattered city scores. Pacific Coast League games show Oakland and San Francisco with mixed results, while several lines contain garbled text and a trivia note about the human spine stating 33 or 34 vertebrae with 9 or 10 fused into sacrum and coccyx.
West Favored in First Annual East West Shrine Game
Kansas City hosts the first East West Shrine Basketball Game sponsored by the Ararat Shrine Temple to raise funds for crippled children hospitals. West coach Phog Allen leads a star filled lineup including Clyde Lovellette, Bill Stauffer, Glenn Smith, Jim Buchanan and Pete Darcey with a 10,000 expected crowd.
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Tom Katsimpalis
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Pete Darcey
Bobby Watson
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Ronnie MacGilvray
St. John’s
Brooklyn
Ray Steiner
St.Louis
Baldwin Wins Meet In Triangular Track Meet
Baldwin High School defeated Gardner and Eudora in a Thursday afternoon triangular meet scoring 71 points to 39 for Gardner and 31 for Eudora. Hob Westerhouse of Eudora led with top point honors winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and placing second in the shot put.
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Weight star Hooper aims for double titles at Jayhawker Games
Texas A M Darrow Hooper, a dominant discus and shot put athlete, pursues a double win at the Jayhawker Games as part of a bold Aggie run across Texas Kansas and Drake. Hooper has set multiple records and seeks further marks in 1957 meet competition with rivals from Nebraska, Illinois, Minnesota and Iowa State fielding veterans in both events.
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Jay Relays Prep Entries At Peak in wartime postwar period
Jay Relays prep entries reach peak as high school entrants total 1,385 across Kansas 76 B schools 01 schools 427 entries and others. Meet director Bill Easton reports prep cindermen participation may rival best years. Relays set for April 18 and 19 with decathlon events opening April 18.
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Gal-Happy Pigeons Disrupt Ventura Broadcast Bust
In Ventura California radio station KVEN staged a pigeon relay of California League baseball results from Ontario to recreate a Friday night broadcast. Pigeon No 95 reached after two innings with news and later pigeons delivered other innings. Standby telephone updates carried the night to a prompt finish. Also noting human multiples birth rates across generations.
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Jayhawker stars celebrate as rivals prep Big Hoosier night
The Kansas Jayhawks honor two national stars Dean and Allen Kelley with a April 17 celebration while Beloit and Terre Haute towns plan events for Clyde Lovellette and others. Javier Montes of Texas Western signals a strong track bid at Kansas Relays April 18, after recent Texas Relays record. Kansas coach moves and local notices frame a busy spring for Kansas athletics and fans.
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Unclear fragment hints at local sports tally and results
Fragmentary report notes matches and players with scattered scores. Names like Nell Lanier and Bob Ward appear among defeats and wins, but the text is garbled, making full details uncertain.
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Spring training grudge series pits Cardinals against Browns
St Louis clubs wrap up spring exhibition with the annual Cardinal Brown series. Tommy Byrne to start for Brownies against Gerry Staley or Cliff Chambers as Eddie Stanky plans to shuffle his hurlers for the Cardinals Saturday. The outcome likely influences Tuesday's opener against Pittsburgh.
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Kansas University Golfers Sweep Washburn Outfit
Kansas University golfers completed a clean sweep of their 1952 series with Washburn University at Topeka Country Club, blanking Washburn 18 0. The Jayhawks also beat Washburn 17 13 12 in Lawrence last Tuesday. Washburn’s Bill Barter nearly gained a point from John Prosser on the 18th green, while Neil Lilley was medalist with a 77 on a damp course. Barter and Kasnicka earned 45 dollars for Washburn. Dr John Bright's Ichabods square off against Omaha.
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Indians poised for AL flag as Yanks top rivals in tight race
Cleveland, race leader at midseason, faces New York and Detroit with Luke Easter key to the attack. The Indians’ lineup, if healthy, could romp to the title though Joe DiMaggio and Gerry Coleman leaving the Yankees could shake the chase. A curious note adds a stray line on mammalian trivia about a man.
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