Indians Triumph In Opening 1945 49 Season Opener
Haskell Indians defeated Highland Park 40 to 27 at Haskell Gym in the opening game of the 1945-49 season. Robert Carter led with 16 points and the team used a tight zone defense and fast breaks to control the game. Highland Park trailed most of the night and could not close the gap despite a late rally.
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Unclear sports score recap with scattered names and places
Fragmented basketball score notes include names like George Washington and Brantford with scattered scores such as 84 and 62. The text blends players and locations with no coherent narrative or complete game details.
Evansville College and Missouri Valley clash in football
Undefeated Missouri Valley Kings face Evansville College in a football game noted with scattered details from the Evansville area. The brief mentions local names and places including New York and Beckholm with limited readable context.
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Big Seven basketball draft notes and early season plans
The Blue Book outlines 12 man traveling rosters for conference games, a $600 guarantee or 50 percent of gross receipts plus expenses for visiting teams, a 24 game limit, and a December 1 start with October 15 practice. It covers officials fees, home white and away colored uniforms, scouting limits, spring drills, and travel details. It also mentions Colorado A and M Raisin Bowl prospects, Kansas City pre-season tourney, and Jayhawker/Loins dining plans.
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Braves Rookie Dark Is Named 1948 Rookie of the Year
Alvin Dark of the Boston Braves is named 1948 Rookie of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association after a 17 win 7 loss regular season with a .324 average and 38 doubles in 147 games. He received 27 of 48 votes while Gene Larydon and Richie Ashburn followed in voting. The 25 year old former LSU star signed for 40000 in 1946 and rose from Milwaukee farm club to spark the pennant winners.
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Decisive No Endorses Postseason Football This Year
Athletic authorities buck the players and reject a December postseason. Georgia Tech and rivals push for Garden games but players prefer a New York trip. Millrose meet crowds prompt limits on relay teams while rumors swirl over Indiana’s Clyde Smith and alumni tensions. Two Louisiana towns schedule Cypress Bowls for two top teams in class play.
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Haskell Varsity Beats Highland Junior College, 64 39
Haskell varsity basketball defeated Highland Junior College 64 to 39 last night at Highland. Bob Greene led Haskell with 15 points on six field goals and three free throws, while center James Lennegar also scored 15 for the loser.
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Minpson
Tomlinson On Post Team KC Guard Listed On Denver Post AM Stars
Kansas guard Rick Tomlinson is named to the Denver Post AM Stars on the All-Conference football first team. The list includes Mel Sheehan Missouri and Ter Tudlik Colorado at tackles, Rod Fuchs Missouri at center, and backs Harry Narcisian Colorado, George Thom Oklahoma, and Gerald Hackney Kansas among others.
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Colorado
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Oklahoma
Paul
A A A Shirts Tourney Moves to Oklahoma City
The National AAC convention completed its business approving 35 committee reports. A money basketball committee hinted at trouble after deciding to move the national cage tournament from Denver to Oklahoma City, the longtime site for 10 years. A caucus was planned with officer elections set for tomorrow morning.
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L Committee
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Oklahoma City
Mite High
Fewer Than 400 Leave Federal Service
Fewer than 400 persons have left government service or withdrawn their applications for employment due to federal loyalty checks. The figure reflects the impact of loyalty scrutiny during the period and indicates limited departures from federal employment.
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