Kansas Uses New Ball Control System In Season Opener
Kansas, under Phog Allen, opened the 1950-51 season with a 51 to 35 win over Creighton at Hoch Auditorium. Clyde Lovelletta led Kansas with 25 points before fouling out, while Bill Heyden topped Creighton with 11. The new "Kansas Keep" caused slower play and confusion, leaving fans uneasy but the Jayhawks secure in victory.
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Charles Barone Title Fight Tonight in Cincinnati
UPI reports heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles defends the title in a 15 round bout against Nick Barone in Cincinnati. Charles holds a 5-1 favorite despite Barone's solid record and Marine combat pedigree. Gate share expected around $50,000 with Barone receiving 17 percent. recent weather caused a postponement.
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Meyer Appears to Be Choice To Remain Pirates' Manager
St Petersburg Fla Dec 5 The talks between Pittsburgh General Manager Branch Rickey and incumbent manager Bill Meyer point toward Meyer's return for 1951, with a $40 000 annual contract at stake His retention follows a poor 1950 season and a major front office shakeup Rickey is cautious about paying Meyer for non service and has no definite word on the decision
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One-Time Salina Coach Dies at Mount Vernon
Edwin R. Hitchcock, wrestling coach at Cornell College in Mount Vernon Iowa, died unexpectedly of heart disease. Former Salina Kaw high school wrestling coach for eight years his teams won state championship once, were runner up four times and third once. Survived by wife and two daughters Judy 13 and Mary Alma 13. Hitchcock moved to Mount Vernon to coach on September 1 and his first college meet was the Iowa State Teachers College Invitational. His mother and his wife's parents live at Oberlin Kansas.
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College basketball results round up and scores
In college basketball scores listed, Oklahoma A. and M. defeated West Texas 63 to 29, Missouri edged Creighton 35 to 68, Ohio State beat Illinois 71 to 53, Saint Louis State prevailed over Brooklyn 46 to 5, Pittsburgh defeated Minnesota 74 to 6, DePauw beat Tennessee State 45 to 74.
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State officials eye KU fieldhouse plans amid delays
In Topeka officials discussed final plans for the EK U fieldhouse this morning and bids are expected soon. The piece notes delays by the state architect Marshall and questions whether he should delegate work to associate architects to speed construction and avoid favoring KU.
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State architec t bottlenecks slow Kansas building boom
The piece argues the state architect mishandled project credits for the fieldhouse and other university plans and suggests a full time office to handle Kansas University building schemes. It notes Lawrence city architect troubles and warns against overloading designers on multiple projects.
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Fights Last Night Reporter Roundup in Cuba
In Cuba Cleveland Gavilan earned a win by outpainting Tony Jantro while Youngs Loyd Mar led Wales Land with a point count of one hundred ten. The card also noted a bout where Billy Juatine faced 195 pounds, with the crowd reacting to sharp exchanges.
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Spirit Earned 125000 for Oklahoma in Sugar Bowl
Bud Wilkinson left New Orleans after signing a 125000 contract for Oklahoma to face Kentucky in the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day. Kentucky will receive the same amount. Wilkinson praised his team’s spirit and resilience despite early losses and a lean depth chart.
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Vol Coach Neyland Named SEC Coach of the Year
TennesseeVols coach Bob Neyland was chosen as the Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year. Despite a loss early in the season, Neyland led his team to 11 starts and a Cotton Bowl bid, finishing ahead of rivals including Bear Bryant.
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Kentucky Faces Oklahoma In Ee Bowl After Narrow Loss
Dozens of Lawrence residents solve the Christmas gift problem by sending subscriptions to the Journal-World. A gift card goes with each order.
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Sister's Advice Proves Helpful To Mrs. Macaure
A New Orleans woman Mrs J P Macaure reports relief from vitamins deficiencies through HADACOL which she credits with steadier nerves better temper and improved health She urges friends to use the product and notes the medicine’s price and direct ordering option from The LeBlanc Corp Lafayette Louisiana
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