Eagles Triumph Over Piper In Close Tiger Return
Grant Clothier’s Eagles led most of the night at Robinson Gym, opening 11-4, and held a 29-27 win as Piper’s late rally fell short. Warren Moline scored eight, Warren Moline key defender, while Piper’s Bill Gordy was held to eight after a 20-point average. The B team won 24-18.
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Grant Clothier
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Piper
Stillwell
Vinland
Bill Gordy
Warren Moline
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U.H.S
Big Seven postpones action on televising league games
Kansas City report says Big Seven faculty representatives at December session voted to delay further action on the leagues TV experiment until after NCAA action. Reaves Peters announced May 18 19 dates for outdoor track and tennis golf at Lincoln Nebraska and noted Oklahoma remains at 2 p m start for home football games. Dean Earl S Fullbrook of Nebraska to represent the conference at the NCAA meeting in January.
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Reaves Peters
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N.c.aa
New York
Famous Notre Dame Gridders Meet S M U at Dallas Today
Notre Dame, unbeaten in four years with 35 wins and two ties, faces a weakened S M U in Dallas. Doak Walker sits out for the Mustangs, while Notre Dame seeks to extend its record and maintain its national prominence amid other bowl-day matchups across the country.
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Lawrence Lions dominate All-Northeast Kansas selections
Nine Lawrence high school football players earned spots in the Kansas City Star All-Northeast Kansas league. Four Lions made first team, two made second team, and three received honorable mention. First team honorees include Jack Laptad guard, Ben Hall tackle, and backs John Simons Ray V. Cox. Second team members were Rex Johnson guard, Bob Kay back, Ted Connell end, Merte Hodges center, and John Robinson back.
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Kansas City Star
Loop
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Ben Hall
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Ted Connell
Pittsburg State College Defeats Drury In Opener
Pittsburg State college defeated Drury college 56 to 39 in Drury's basketball opener in Springfield. Clint Brown led Pittsburg with 18 points while Jim Julian topped Drury with 14. Pittsburg led 25 to 18 at halftime.
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Pittsburg State College
Drury College
Clint Brown
Pittsburg
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Drury
Housing Warming Party Draws Fight Promoters in Fullerton
New York reports a “house warming” party staged by anti fight promoters at the sock exchange. Notables such as Chickie Bogad Connie McCarthy Sol Gold Eddie Walker and Ray Arcel attended. The scene featured free drinks food and talk about boxers and matchups amid a lively mob atmosphere.
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New York
Chickie Bogad
Andy Niederreiter
Connie McCarthy
Sol Gold
Eddie Walker
Harry Markson
Ray Arcel
Johnny Attel
Lew Raymond
Willie Stealems
The Sock Exchange Behind the Dime-a-Dance House
A barnlike room above a dime-a-dance joint is described as The Sock Exchange. The space houses the American Boxing League in private offices and a few affluent members with furniture, a TV, a bar, and a locked door. The rest is fenced into cubicles for fight managers and others, with phones locked to prevent unauthorized calls.
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American Boxing League
Promoters Echo Quiet In New York Fight Scene
In New York the housewarming mood is muted as promoters like Raymond Attel and Al Weill discuss returns and planned summer bouts. Niederreiter envisions shows at Ebbets Field or Roosevelt Stadium while managers groan that the International Boxing Club brings few top fighters. They note scant work for locals, saying there are not many good fighters around.
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New Orleans
Attel
al Weill
Gavilan
Philadelphia
New York
Eye Opener Story Involving Ike Williams Lefty Lachance Fight
Connie McCarthy recounted a Boston boxing tale where a major backer placed a $5,000 bet on Ike Williams versus Lefty Lachance. Williams slept through the dressing room check, then awoke to stop Lachance in four rounds, leaving the gambler astonished by the outcome.
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Lachance
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Williams
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Connie
Agunan
Veterans Advised To Ask Again for GI Dividends
World War II veterans who filed for the National Service Life Insurance special dividend and have not received acknowledgment are asked by the Veterans Administration to submit a new application. Mark duplicates clearly, and ensure complete address and service or serial details. Notify post office of any address change.
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Veterans Administration
Coffeyville Red Ravens dominate 22-man junior college all star
Seven Coffeyville sophomores earn spots in the Eastern Division Kansas Junior College Conference all star team announced by the Coffeyville Journal and KGGF. Independence leads with five selections. Chanute and Parsons have two each. Iowa has four. Fort Scott two.
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LPR
Coffeyville Red Ravens
Kansas
Fort Scott
Bill Jurney
Pete Edwards
Noel Sikes
Floyd Huggins
Carl McClane
Independence
Jim Turley
Iola
Dwight Ramsay
John Barger
Oscar Clabaugh
Steve Deere
Chanute
Charles Griffin
Bob Claibourne
Bob Davis
Parsons
George Goff
Duwayne Hanson
Alvin Pellett
George Chaney
J. L. Briscoe
Jack Dinger
Leo Parlett
Clyde Walthall
Carol Percival
Weed seeks Kansas secretary of state nomination in 1950 race
Harry Weed of Wakefield announces he will file as a Republican candidate for secretary of state in the 1950 primaries. A World War II veteran, he has led the Washburn Young Republican Club and holds memberships in the Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, Masonry, and Odd Fellowship. Weed vowed to energize youth involvement in the Topeka election efforts.
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Harry Weed
Wakefield
Washburnn Young Republican Club
Wakefield Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Topeka American Legion, Post
Disabled American Veterans
Wakefield Lions Club
Weed
Harry R. Weed
First Methodist Church
Junction City
Topeka
Pianist Clifford Curzon to perform third University Concert
English pianist Clifford Curzon will give the third University Concert on Thursday December 8 at 8 pm in Hoch auditorium. Special guests include music supervisors from Kansas and nearby states attending the fifth annual Western Clinic at KU. Curzon trained at the London Royal Academy and studied with Matthai, Goodson, Schnabel, Landowska, and Boulanger.
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Hoch Auditorium
Kansas
K.U
Curzon
London Royal Academy
Academy
Tobias Matthau
Katharine Goodson
Berlin
Arthur Schnabel
Paris
Landowska
Nadia Boulanger
New York
Town Hall
America
Agian
Campaign for County Treasurer Vacancy Endorsed
The Joansen county Republican central committee endorsed M ten Quaintance of Olathe for the county treasurer vacancy. The board of county commissioners, meeting Monday, are expected to act on the appointment as the resigning treasurer leaves office.
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Ty Levine
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Kan
Big Seven Opens 1949-50 Hoop Season With Five Nonleague Games
Kansas State and Kansas both host tests as the Big Seven launches its 1949-50 basketball season. Oklahoma meets Texas in Norman while Kansas State faces Emporia State at Emporia and Kansas plays Rockhurst in Kansas City. Nebraska welcomes South Dakota State with Luther College visiting Iowa State, and Colorado opens at Emporia State in Boulder. Missouri begins the slate against Texas Christian in Columbia.
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College Basketball Scores From Around The Nation
College Reeston University 57 M T 37 Brooklyn College 36 North Carolina State 67 Washington & Lee 47 Pittsburg 56 Drury 39 Tulsa 34 Oklahoma Baptist 27 Fort Hays State 71 Phillips University 31 College Emporia 44 William Jewell Phillips Oilers 56 Oklahoma City University 39 Culver Stockton 66 Simpson 56 Concordia 52 Nebraska Luther 42 West Texas 74 McMurray 30 Arizona 54 U S Navy Airpac 41 Arkansas Tech 50 Beebe 43 Utah 435 Southern California 44 Utah State 72 Oregon 66 Wyoming 77 Montana State 34 California 51 San Francisco Olympic Club 47 High School Wichita East 46 Arlington Wichita North 34 Wichita East? 34 Wichita Planeview 22 Wichita St Marys 42 Oxford 20 Hutchinson 31 Winfield 24 Russell 37 Sacred Heart 31 Newton 46 El Dorado 35.
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Maryland and H-SU split college football style results
Maryland defeats Miami Florida 13 to 4 while Hardin-Simmons cruises 66 to 43 over Trinity Texas Forkmon Military. Columbia Military Tennessee 7, Hawaii University Orchid Bowl 41 to Fresno State 14. Pratt Junior College 41 over St John Winfield 35. Hutchinson beats Parsons 63 to Medicine Lodge 42.
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May Declares Innocence as Prison Sentence Ordered
Prestonburg Ky Dec 3 Former Rep Andrew J May the letter shy former attorney who faced wartime bribery and conspiracy charges voiced his innocence yesterday as he prepared to begin an eight to 24 month federal sentence. Judge Henry A Schweinhaut rejected May s appeal and ordered immediate service in Washington.
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Andrew J. May
Henry A. Schweinhaut
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May
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A brief, unclear fragment notes some financial items and a local matter. Readable names or places are not evident. The text suggests a small community notice or financial note with minimal context. Further readable details are needed for a fuller summary.
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Fort Hays Tigers Rout Phillips Inseason Opener
Fort Hays State University opened its basketball season with a 71 to 31 victory over Phillips University. Brothers Bud and Glenn Connor led the scoring with 14 and 11 points, as Hays State held a 34 to 22 lead at halftime in Hays Kansas.
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