Coast Loop Pushes for Major League Status
The 44th annual minor league convention in Columbus, Ohio, opens amid a push by the Pacific Coast League to become a major league, while the Southern Association plans to block a class AAA expansion. Clarence Rowland of the ICL says the PCL seeks major status in 1946 with approval from the big leagues and the National Association. The Southern Association commits to fight any raise to class AAA. League presidents avoid comment on the PCL move as Chandler is absent. Phillies trade players to Portland as openers begin. The Three-I League votes to start April 28 for a 126-game schedule. The convention will finalize committees and sift through more than 50 amendments to the minor league code.
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Columbus
Pacific Coast League
Southern Association
Pacific Coast Loop
Americans Association
International
Pacific Coast
Clarence Rowland
ICL
Baseball
National Association
Will Harridge
Ford Frick
A. B
Chandler
Rowland
Philadelphia Phillies
Steven Gerkin
Mayo Smith
Portland
Pacific
Wendell
P.C.L
Luckman to Stay with the Chicago Bears Says Halas
Sid Luckman vows to finish his pro career with the Chicago Bears amid reports the All-America conference may lure Bears stars. George Halas says he is not worried about speculative contracts and confirms Luckman plans to stay with the club as long as Halas wants him.
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Chicago
National Football League
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Sid Luckman
George McAfee
Clyde
Bulldog
Luckman
Halas
Two Jayhawker Players Out With Illness
Charlie Black and Owen Peck of the Jayhawker basketball squad are in Watkins hospital with bad colds and will miss Friday night’s game in Hoch Auditorium against the Olathe Clippers.
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Charlie Black
Owen Peck
Jayhawker
Watkins Hospital
Hoch Auditorium
Olathe Clippers
Basketball results from Associated Press rundown
A scattered results column lists college basketball scores including Kansas State over Washburn 6 46 to 41, Dartmouth 49, Otis Field 26, and Ohio State 45 over Wright Field Kittyhawks 47. Other lines show numerous mismatched team names and erratic figures across several matches.
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Associated Press
Kansas State
Washburn
Dartmouth
Otis Field
Hamlina
Simpson
Iowa
River Falls Teachers
St. Olaf
Texas Christian
North Texas State College
Baker
William Jewell
Ohio Wesleyan
Denison
Wright Field Kittyhawks
Ohio State
Fort Suerkian
Mayo General Hospital
Macalester BS
Carleton
Camp’ Peary
Duke
Depauw
Marion to stay in Card uniform for 1946 season
Cardinals manager Eddie Dyer announced that star infielder Marty Marion will not be sold and the 1946 infield is likely to stay intact with Ray Sanders Dutch Verban Whitey Kurowski. Dick Sisler may get a look at first base, with Dick Sisler and Lou Klein returning from service and pitchers limited.
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Sam Breadon
Marion
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Dyer
Brendon
Shortstop
Cardinal
Ray Sanders
Dutch Verban
Whitey Kurowski
Dick Sisler
George
Navy
Bainbridge
Lou Klein
Eddie
Jim Brown
Terry Moore
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Hopp
Buster Adams
Red Schoendienst
Harry Walker
Stan Musial
Pacific Coast League seeks major status amid round of trades
Sports Roundup notes the Pacific Coast League seeks third major circuit status as major league meetings loom. It questions the draft price, compares attendance and veteran bids, and records minor chatter about trades including Dimaggio and Olmo. Comdr. J ap Haskell visits Oklahoma U to discuss football coach replacement.
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Portland
Phillies
Dodgers
Luis Olmo
Cincinnati
Ray Namanne
Jap Haskell
Oklahoma U
Norman
Snorter Luster
University High Eagles Triumph Over Linwood Bulldogs
University High Eagles coached by R R Strait edged Linwood Bulldogs 25 to 20 on the losers court in the opening game for both schools. Dombek led the Eagles with 11 points as the teams traded leads in a tight contest.
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University High Eagles
R. R. Strait
Linwood High Bulldogs
Eagles
Dombek
Hirh
Bulldogs
Lee Barlow
Earle
Eaglets
University
O'Neill
Barlow
Krone
Lawson
Cochran
Ashby
Linwood
Elder
Kirkman
Finley
Duncan
Bears eyeing baseball move for George McAfee next summer
Dots All reports brothers George McAfee may join Fide Murphy's Topeka Kansas club of the revived Western association for next season. Bears coach George Halas plans to place McAfee in a business to prepare for life after football, if time permits.
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George McAfee
Fide Murphy
Topeka
Kan
Western Association
Bears
George Halas
McAfee
Drive to Clean Up Racing Launched in East
New York December 5 A drive to clean up racing was launched as the Thoroughbred Racing association began organizing a national bureau of investigation. Officials from 33 tracks met and empowered the body to uncover and punish infractions to protect racing’s good name and public trust.
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New York
Bureau of Investigation
Alex Fobb
Robb
Kansas University Court Squad Demonstrates Drill in Memorial Hall
The KU basketball squad will show a public drill in Memorial hall Kansas City Kansas Saturday. Coach Forrest C. Allen will speak on training regulations and what makes a great basketball player. Ed Ash recreation director arranged the appearance. Squad members will attend a show and dinner in Kansas City Saturday afternoon.
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K. U
Kansas City
Kan
Memorial Hall
Forrest C. Allen
Allen
Ed Ash
Intra City Basketball League Opens Tonight
The new league begins at the Community building with Lawrence Junior High Mustangs facing Cubs at 7. FFA team meets All Stars at 8. Other participants include University High School Eagles and Haskell reserves. All games start 7 or 8 at the Community building.
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Lawrence Junior High School Mustangs
Cubs
L.M.H.S
F.F.A
All- Stars
University High School Eagles
Haskell
Army named outstanding college football eleven in poll
Year ago today Army topped the national ballot with 1 165 votes to 941 for Ohio State as the runner up. The note recalls the selection of a standout college eleven in a nationwide voting result from the period.
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Army
Ohio State
Willie Mosconi
Erwin Rudolph
Detroit
New York Giants
Bob Bowman
St. Louis Cardinals
Cath Te U
Washington
U.S. Hockey League Tonight Schedule
Dallas hosts Fort Worth while St. Paul meets Kansas City in tonight’s slate. Last night Omaha crushed Minneapolis 8 to 1.
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Dallas
Fort Worth
St. Paul
Kansas City
Omaha
Minneapolis
Southwestern Edges McPherson In Season Opener
Southwestern rallied in the second half to defeat McPherson College 44 to 38 in McPherson Kansas. Cox led Southwestern with 12 points while Krehbiel scored 10 for McPherson. the game was Southwestern’s second start and McPherson’s season opener.
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Baker
A. E. Woestemeyer
Kansas
Chalmer Woodard
Southwestern
McPherson College Quintet
McPherson
Kan
McPherson College
Betheeamy
Cox
Krehbiel
Edgerton Wins 46 to 38 as Ellsworth nets 37
Edgerton high school defeats DeSoto 46 to 38 on DeSoto court with forward Ellsworth scoring 37 points. DeSoto led 26 to 21 at halftime amid a rough matchup and roster notes follow the box score.
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Ellsworth
Edgerton High School
DeSoto
Bu J
de Soto
de- Soto
Edgeron
Norris
Thoms
Mathia
DeBoever
Turner
Linden
Bain
Pringle
Estates and Name Change Notices From Douglas County
Public notices from Lawrence Kansas list estate matters for Henry Bell C W Hyre N P Newman and Edward Hope with final settlements distribution and creditor claims. Also a name change petition for Clayton C Bad Moccasin to Clayton C Granados and a civil suit to quiet title on Lot 64 Vermont Street in Lawrence being heard in Douglas County Court.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Mary J. Reagan
Herghy
Lawrence
Susan J. Butler
Gorrill
Asher
Lawrence Dalty Journal-World
W. J. Roper
Cranson
Babcock
W. T. Roper
Willian L. Fretenmuth
Gerridt Asher & Gerrit
J. B. Wilson
Ollie Gibson
State of Kansas
John W. Brand
Stevens and Brand
Josephine Coleman Ames
Margaret P. Speelman
Asher & Gorrill
Lawrence Dally Journal-World
Lulu C. Knight
F. B. Dodds
B. Dodds
Henry Bell
State of
Bessie Bell
Executrix
Chas. A. Springer
C. W. Hyre
Lawrence National Bank
Forrest A. Jackson
N. P. Newman
Annie E. Newman
Vern _M. Ulrich
Earl Lee Newman
John F. Newman
George V. Newman
William N. Newman
Doris A. Newman
Mary L. Newman
Dourglas County
Vera M. Ulrich
John F., Newman
Willam N. Newman
Riling & Riling
Peti Toners
Edward Hope
First National Bank of
Frank C. Whipple
Merbert E. Freese
Lawrence National Bank of
Kan
Do County
Wm. H. King
William Henry King
Mary Mr. Johnson
Mary M. King
Simpson's
North Lawrence
Mary M. Johnson
District Court
Clayton C. Bad Moccasin
Clayton C. Granados
Will Bey
Mary Ellen Simmons
Robert Robertalle
Robert Robitaile
Hugh Anderson
John Olsson
John Pearson
H. H. Howard
Wm. A. Simpson
Bernhard Wilderson
John Hammert
Caroline Weber
Anson F. Abbott
H Hoffman
E. Clinton Terry
Charles Apitz
Amelia Kraus
Bertha B. Apitz
Vermont Street
Henry M. Desque
Clifford L. Desque
Difford L. Sane
Addington & Jones
Topeka
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H. Co. Fisher
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
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