Winfield Tops Lions 51 to 35 in opener
Winfield's hustling offense and solid defense overwhelmed Lawrence 51 to 35 in the 1952-53 season opener. Wayne Hutchins led the Vikings with 14 points while Mylo Oyler and Charles Foust added 11 each. Lawrence struggled with 17 of 44 free throws and active pressure from Winfield.
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Lions
Viks
Lawrence
Vikings
Wayne Hutchins
Mylo Oyler
Charles Foust
Hutchins Cane
Hutchins
Oyler
Foust
Eddie Martin
Bob Endacott
Charlie McCue
Gene Fritzel
Endacott
Winfield Oves
Wichita North
Sugar Ray Robison Title Fight Wait Looms For June
Sugar Ray may accept a title defense against Turpin this June and then retire. Promoters Mack Solomons of Dublin and Jim Norris of New York seek the lucrative bout, with Solomons holding papers and Norris claiming Fablasset under contract. The boxing commission demands a binding agreement before restoring Robinson’s title in the state, after New York vacated the crown for failure to sign within the six month window.
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NEW von
Turpin
Robinson
Sugar Ray
Opcaca
New York
Fuiay Commission
Ray
National Boxing Association
States
NBA
Joey Maxim
Fights Last Night Highlight Boxing Cards
Boxing results from Hartford and New York feature upsets and performances by lighter and middleweight contenders. Notable bouts include Jones defending and Sanchez scoring, with Bratton and Jepiony among the notable participants.
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Associated Prevet
New York
Tiger” Jones
Yorker
Big Seven votes to allow NCAA event participation 1952 53
The Big Seven adopt measures permitting teams and individuals to enter all NCAA sponsored events for 1952 53 except football bowl games. The group moves toward abolishing the football platoon rule and reviews freshman eligibility while reinforcing strict North Central scholarship and recruitment norms. Bobby Reynolds Nebraska barred from Hula game. further talks planned in Kansas City February 27 28.
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Nebrs
Big Seven Athletic Conference
Reaves Peters
Reynolds
Peters
Bobby Reynolds
Nebraska
Pionadsie
Tan
NCAA
Charles E. Finley
Iowa State
Dr. Burns
Chicago
North Central Association
North Central
Kansas City
Frosh 2 Mile Team Wins Big 7 Telegraphic Meet
Kansas freshman two mile team claimed first in the Big Seven telegraphic meet with Allan Frame edging by Missouri’s Lyn Romann who timed 47.1 seconds. Jayhaws Bill Griswold Tom Rupp Tom Jones and Don James also placed well as Kansas posted 17 points to lead Missouri 24 Oklahoma 49 Iowa State 53 Nebraska 74. Lat Sete Tour for Shop Classes follows with ninth grade at Lawrence Junior High visiting Stokely Foods plant under Harold Preston and W. G. Duver.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Allan Frame
Wichita East Harrier
Missouri
Lyn Romann
Jayhawkers
Bill Griswold
Tom Rupp
Tom Jones
Don James
Kansans
Misson
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lat Sete
Lawrence Junior High School
Stokely Foods
Harold Preston
W. G. Duver
Eagles and Gables AC claim pre season tourney win
In a city league pre season tournament at the community building, the Gables and Eagles AC advanced. Bob Watson led the Eagles with 15 points while O A Craight added seven points and five free throws. Kirst Athletic Club beat Lawrence Sanitary 40 27 in the opener. Play resumes next Wednesday with three games in the tournament.
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Green Gables
Camesses
Munity
Bob Watson
Sonicaretera
Artes Roun Carapionshek
O. A. Craight
Bagi
Fritzel Ry
Ne Eagles
Kirst Athletic Club
Lawrence Sanitary
1Th St. Boys
Fritzel Service
Tith St. Athletic Club
Chevrolet
Haskell
Wentvaco
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Philip Oa
J. Moore
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M. Moore
Oh Kaater
Toads Taw
Pickens
Minh
Fo . Wright
Green
Tnaves
Stayras
S.whitkin
Tolala Scor U
St. Athletic Club
Hunth Pene
Asa Snare
Frirept Vrand
Pearson
Brown
Brubaker
Collins
Harrell
Lay
Huntley
Rockhurst and College of Emporia in Cage Meet Final
Rockhurst will face College of Emporia in the finals of the four team Rockhurst Invitational basketball tournament. Baker and William Jewell meet for third place after Thursday's games with C. of E. star Charles Dehlinger scoring 40 points in an 89-83 win over Jewell. Rockhurst defeated Baker 64-45 to close the night.
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Rockhurst
College of Emporia
Baker
William Jewell
Charles Dehlinger
C. of E
Jewell
Many Top Quintets to Labor First Big Saturday of Year
New York reports the opening night of the college basketball season with major programs from the Midwest South and Far West slated for action. Kansas State Indiana Notre Dame Louisville Purdue Ohio State and Wisconsin highlight early matchups while U C L A Oregon Stanford and Georgia Tech face stern tests in season openers across the nation.
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Midwest
Southwest
Illinois
Manhattan
Kansas State
Kansan
Drake
Dick Knoatman
Ig Clyde Lovelletie
Kansas
Re Eta
Indiana
Notre Dame
Inca Bradley
Purdue
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Ohio State
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DePaul
Lionell Wesleyan
Bowling Green
Gustavus Adolphus
Southern Fornia
Hawaii
Wyomin
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Seton Hall
Baltimore Loy
Olm
Bonner Springs Beats Eudora In Season Opener 49 41
Bonner Springs High School defeated Eudora 49 to 41 in the season opener. Bonner led 23 to 19 at halftime with Tate scoring 17 for the winners. Eudora’s next home game is Friday against Tonganoxie.
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Eth
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Jones Upsets Bratton In Madison Square Garden Fight
Ralph Tiger Jones, formerly Bratton sparring partner, drubbed Johnny Bratton at Madison Square Garden in a unanimous ten round decision. Jones, 24, Yonkers, pressed and crouched to limit Bratton’s right hand, winning favor with sharp body and head work. Bratton blamed a hurt hand and weight, while Jones eyed future bouts, including a rematch with Bratton in January and a possible clash with Carl Olson.
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Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Johnny Bratton
NBA
Bratton
Tiger
Ore
Madison Square Garden
Jones
Billy Brown
Inter- National Boxing Club
Yonkers, N.Y
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Hawaii
Johnny
Chicago Speed Merchant
Bratine
Thyways
Chicago
Rocky Castellani
Harold Barnes
Billy Healy
Harry Kessler
Kansas High School Scores Across Numerous Contests
A wide set of high school and college results from Wisconsin to Kansas shows Marquette defeating DePaul 76 to 55 while Wisconsin hosted a slate including Oklahoma City and Washburn and a series of regional games. Notable results include Baker beating Pittsburg 63 to 58 and UCLA over Oregon State 32 to 8, with Hawaii topping Oregon 72 to 69.
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Marquette
DePaul
Uinde Wesleyan
Acre Green
Guetayug
Ravens Win Second Straight By Narrow Margin
The St Bene team edged their opponent to claim a second straight victory, breaking a tie early in the second quarter and pulling away as the game progressed.
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Ravens
P-State Powers Claim Second Victory at Maryville Clash
In Maryville, P-State Powers secured their second win, overcoming Pittaburg after trailing 4 points entering the final period. The teams exchanged torrid scores as Le Oimantend and Lynn Faench led Pittaburg in a high scoring session.
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Pitaburg
Sessioe le Oimantend
Lynn Faench
Pittaburg
Old AP Lineup Dusted Off By Jayhawkers
Kansas basketball coach Phog Allen plans to revive the older Anterior-Ponterson offense for part of the season to offset height shortages. Captain Dean Kelley will run the offense from quarterback with B. H. Born shifting to post when AP is on. The Jayhawks face Tulane next, but rely on Kelley and Born as the only upperclassmen starters. Squires Hoag Reich injuries reshape the lineup as sophomore trio Davenport Alberta Til and Heitholt fill roles. Kelley stands out as top scorer and leader.
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Oy Baker
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Hoag
Charlie
Reich
Gil
Ly B. H. Born
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Dean Kelley
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New Orleans
Larry Davenport
Newton
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Til
Bill Heitholt
Quincy
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Helsinki
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Ryan to resign as Cleveland Indians president
Ellis Ryan is set to resign as president of the Cleveland Indians after a front office dispute. He will sell his 500 shares, mostly bought by George Medinger and Nate Dolin. Insiders estimate a profit near 200000, with Ryan due in Cleveland tonight or tomorrow.
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Ellis Ryan
Cleveland Indians
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Indians
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Nate Dolin
Bush
Chicago
Hank Greenberg
Indianapolis
Ormond Beach Trophy to be awarded at KU banquet
The Downtown Quarterback Club will award the Ormond Beach Trophy to KU football’s outstanding performer of the season at a 6 30 p m banquet at the Hotel Eldridge. L R Dutch Meyer will speak. tickets are 2 50, available at the Chamber of Commerce Wren Building. Meyer is resigning as Texas Christian University grid coach to lead the school’s athletic directorate. Abe Martin succeeds him as OC. The award honors Beach a former KU star noted for tackling prowess and offensive contribution. Captains for 1953 Jayhawker squad to be named Monday. 1952 lettermen to be introduced.
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Ormond Beach
Eldridge
Chamber of Commerce
Wren Building
8Th and
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L. R
Canada
Beach
K. U
Jayhawker
Foreign Marks To Be Allowed By AAU Ruling
Spokane Wash. American athletes who shatter records abroad can have their marks recognized as American standards after a ruling by the Amateur Athletic Union track and field committee on the eve of the 1953 convention. Dayton Ia won the indoor swim meet bid while Yale sought the men's meet and Indianapolis hosted the outdoor splash event.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Dayton
Yale University
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Santiago
Chile
Hanes Hosiery
Winston-Salem
IN. C
Missouri Valley Association
St. Joseph
Wichita
Kas
Igre
Denver
Noah Webster
Locke Must Explain Roving Ambassador’s Beirut Critique
Washington awaits Edwin A. Beck Jr. roving ambassador in the Middle East after he returns from Beirut where he urged Congress to fund a three year loan and grant program. State Department recalled Locke for consultations amid acknowledged differences with policy. The piece notes rising U S family numbers from 32 to 40 million over the past decade.
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Fir
Edwin A. Beck Jr
Middle East
U. S
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Michael J. McDermott
Locke
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Beirut
Lebanon
Congress
McDermott
Chase National Bank
Acheson
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