Jayhawkers Rally Past Rockhurst In 47 28 Victory
Kansas Jayhawkers powered by Scott’s 12 points in six field goals, pulled away in the second half to beat Rockhurst 47 to 28 at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City Missouri. Moffett Carlson and Quinlan led Rockhurst with double figures in scoring despite the setback.
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Municipal Auditorium
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Jim Quinlan
Whitey Carlson
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Charles Moffett
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F. C. Allen
Kirk Scott
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Sports Briefs From Norfolk And Beyond
Norfolk reports Lt Hank Luisetti of Stanford has played his last game due to meningitis treatments that weakened his heart. In New York St Johns is a 7 point favorite over Utah at Madison Square Garden with U favored by 6 over Oklahoma A&M. Oklahoma Aggies hope for mild weather for the Cotton Bowl date with TCU. Ralph Foster and Joe Thomas work out but face breathing trouble on cold days. Nashville notes UP aerbilt to return to major football next fall. Montgomery area reports Jimmy Nelson, Alabama backfield star of 1939 40 41, in latest signup
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Hank Luisetti
USNR
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Bill Jiehl
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New York
St. John’s
Utah Tonight
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Stillwater
Okla
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Dallas
Ralph Foster
Aggie
Joe Thomas
Bob Fenimore
Montgomery
Ala
Jimmy Nelson
Alabama
South Grid Stars Nelson Earns Blue-Gray Game Call
Nelson, an Army sergeant from March Field, has been given leave to play in the annual Blue-Gray game on December 30. He belongs to the March Field team this season.
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Nelson
Missouri Big Six policy misinterpreted on athletic scholarships
UA Dr Sam B Shirky chaired the Missouri athletic committee in Kansas City and said the Big Six action on Saturday was misunderstood. He explained the rule concerns regular scholarships open to all students and athletes alike, not a new athletic schoips program.
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Sam‘b. Shirky
University of Missouri Athletic Committee
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Missouri Yooth
Columbia
Etea
T. J. Thompson
Nebraska University
Kansas
Night Ball Returns Across Major Leagues in 1945
United States baseball heads into 1945 with major league clubs likely to resume unlimited night games after last season's wartime restrictions. Washington Philadelphia and St. Louis expected to maximize the policy, while Ed Barrow Horace Stoneham and Branch Rickey opposed but overruled. Commissioner plans discussed. two trades feature White Sox deal Webb for Orange and Hockett for Carnett. Hockett hit .289 to Carnett .276.
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Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ed Barrow
New York Yankees
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Branch Rickey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Clark Griffith
National Association
Ford Frick
National
Will Harridge
American
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy
Skeeter) Webb
Joe Orange
Detroit Tigers
Orengo
Cris Hockett
Indians
Ed Carnett
Hockett
Carnett
De Soto High Upset Turner In Lopsided Victory
De Soto edged Turner 86 to 40 as Jurfior Pontious led the winners with 16 points on the Turner court. The game featured a one sided result and highlighted Pontious's scoring for De Soto.
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DeSotos High School Caters
Turner High
Fontious
Turner Second
NCAA Western Tournament Set for Kansas City and NYC
Harold G. Olsen of Ohio State announced that the NCAA final tournament will be held in Madison Square Garden, New York, on March 27 with the final game pitting the western and eastern division winners. The western division tournament is scheduled for Kansas City from March 23 at the municipal auditorium, with four teams selected from the region.
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Harold G. Olsen
Ohio State University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
N.C.A.A
New York
Madison Square Garden
Municipal Auditors
Kansas City
Sports Mirror item on Roger Wolff and university picks
Fragmented text reports on Roger Wolff and a university football or baseball context with scattered names such as Jim and Dutra. The readable segments imply athletics association and possible hiring or firing actions but details are unclear. The piece resembles a sports wire snippet with several garbled names and stray phrases.
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Revirlts
Roger “Wolff
Associated Press
Lewsam
University of Wasington
Simmy Phelan
Seo Ricetts
Ves Petera to Lead Western Tournament as Big Six Official
Ves Petera, commissioner in official capacity for the Big Six conference, is set to manage the western tournament. The appointment aligns with conference leadership and event oversight responsibilities.
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Ves Petera
Major League pact pending ratification delays baseball commissioner hope
New York reports that league owners will not appoint a new baseball commissioner until the new major league agreement is ratified and duties are defined. The piece notes coaches and players across leagues, mentions Packers’ aging rosters, and highlights various sports and service department notes from the period.
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New York
Giants
Packers
Steve Owen
Air Force
Randolph Field
University High Defeats Tonganoxie 42 to 30 in Local Game
University High beat Tonganoxie 42 to 30 on their court in last night’s game. Leavenworth’s second team won 24 to 20. Box score shows Porter, Olmsted, Ellsworth, Kirchhoff, Tait, Eads, O’Neill for University High and Oakeon, Sanders, Redding, Schultz, Bradley, Hawkins for Tonganoxie.
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Tonganoxie
Leavenworth
University Y High
Porter
Olmsted
Ellsworth
Kirchhoff
Tait
Eads
O'Neill
Tonganoxzie
Oakeon
Sanders
Redding
Schultz
Bradley
Hawkins
British envoy to Greece pledges move to end Greek turmoil
London reports that 4-Field Marshal Sir Harold Alexander arrived in Athens and will take steps to end the fratricidal strife once EAM forces evacuate the Athens Piraeus area and lay down arms. Terms were given by Major R M Scobie. ELAS troops remain under Scobie's orders. Arms surrender required before steps to restore democratic liberties.
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Harold Alexander
Athens
EAM
Piraeus
British Foreign’ Office
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National Liberation Front
R. M. ‘Scobie
Greece
E.L.A.S
Scobie
Athene-Pirela
Alexander
K State budget request aims for 8.85 million for 1945-47
Kansas State College plans an 8,854,688 dollar two year budget starting July 1, 1945. President Milton S. Eisenhower submitted the proposal to the board of regents. The request covers faculty salaries, buildings, and branch experiment stations including Fort Hays and Garden City.Enrollment projections and defense related leaves influence staffing and funding needs.
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UPA
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Board of
Regents
Milton S. Eisenhower
Tiays Collyer
Garden City
Aarden
Tribune
Eisenhower
Fortie
Colby
Fort Hays
Eden cites low casualties in current fighting against ELAS
London reported Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the Commons casualties in the current actions against the ELAS and Athens were small with no figures. He noted Greece Crete campaigns since the war began produced about 40,000 British casualties and nearly 500 aircraft losses, mainly in 1941. The Royal Navy suffered significant losses including five cruisers and 13 destroyers.
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Anthony Eden
Commons
E.L.A.S. Anj
Athens
Greece
Crete
Royal Navy
Eden
Germany
Italy
British Commonwealth of Nations
Pass Another Milestone in War’s Length Compared to WWI
London reports the current war has surpassed WWI in duration by a year. The first World War lasted four years, 14 weeks and two days, ending with the armistice signed at 5 a.m. on November 11, 1918, while the present conflict was five years, a week and two days old yesterday.
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Yestery
Junior High Season Opens With Community Battle
The junior high basketball season starts Thursday with a game against the F F A team from the high school. Tip-off is at 3 40 p m in the community building.
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Germans and Americans in War Dances and Firefight
Fragmented recollections of wartime incidents mix with probate notices and court petitions. The narrative recalls a night guard near a ruined house with noises and a dancing reference, then shifts to a vivid World War II skirmish between soldiers Earl Lovelace and Joe Verock as they scramble through a trench under German artillery. Interwoven are legal notices from Kansas probate court about estate settlements, final accounting, and hearings, featuring names such as Leon Hope Gray, Ward Snyder, and Chas Springer, dated 1944.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Joe L. Verock
Lakeside
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Daily Journal-World
Leon- Hope Gray
Geneva
Ward B. Snyder
Lawrence, Kaneas
Kansas
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Srp
Tate
Sue
Caiemana
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Riling& Riling
Lawrence Dairy qurnel-Worlder
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Douglas County
Ruth Seamans
Cr .Lawrence
Buth Sesmans
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J.B. Wiltken
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le Pane
Petsiiquer
Lawrence Dale Pit
Frobata
Douglas Vun Ta
John Cower
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Baker Quartet to Sing on WREN Time Keeper Program
The Baker University quartet will perform tomorrow at 8 00 p m on the Time Keeper program over WREN. The group includes Bonnie Jean Adriance Marjorie Nelson Ryan and Katherine Dean.
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Baker Universi ‘Ete
WREN
Bonnie Jean Adriance
Marjorie Nelson
Ryan
Katherine Dean
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