Kansas Track Stars Train in New Allen Fieldhouse Era
Kansas coach Bill Easton greets a buoyant squad preparing for a 1955 indoor season at Allen Fieldhouse. Captain Dick Blair leads a strong group including Charlie Tidwell as competition from Wes Santee and others pushes performance while scrutiny of AAU and recruiting rules dominates league concerns.
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Wisconsin Bow Hunting Reaches New Harvest Record
In Wisconsin the modern bow hunting era marked 21 years with a record deer harvest. About 30 000 bowmen statewide earned licenses and exceeded 1 000 deer for the first time while post season hunts on wildlife areas run to Jan 1.
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Big Klu Sets Fifth Straight Major League Fielding Mark
New York reports Ted Kluszewski led National League first basemen for the fifth consecutive season with 8 errors in 1,482 chances for a .?95. Willie Jones, Red Schoendienst, and Ernie Banks head the other infield positions with top fielding marks. Eddie Miksis led outfield defense at .989 and Andy Seminick paced catchers at .994.
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Sauer Not Interested In Wake Forest Shift
Baylor University athletic director George Sauer said he has not been contacted about Wake Forest and is happy at Baylor. Sauer, who was recently promoted from head coach to athletic director, addressed rumors about interest in the Wake Forest job.
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Brooklyn teams spark NCAA court triumphs across nation
The article highlights Brooklyn connected players boosting North Carolina Tar Heels led by Lennie Rosenbluth as they rout Alabama 99-77. It notes other college results including North Carolina State over South Carolina 90-66 and Saint Joseph's 83-70 over Villanova, with Don Thornburg’s late jumper sealing Purdue’s 69-68 win.
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N C State and Dayton Rally Past Opponents In Close Plays
Quige and Jerry Vayda scored 18 each to lead Rosenbluth's output while Brennan added 13 as NC State surged ahead of South Carolina with three minutes left in the half. Bob Seitz and Ron Shavlik combined for 46 points for the Wolfpack. Dayton, ranked seventh by AP, rolled past Idaho for its fifth straight win.
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College basketball scores roundup from AP reports
North Carolina 99 Alabama 77 and NC State 90 South Carolina 66 lead a series of AP reported college basketball results. Arkansas State 76 Miss State 78 Texas A&M 44 and other regional games follow with varied margins.
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Penn Ring Group Faces Checkup Like N Y Got
Alfred M Klein state athletic commissioner said Pennsylvania boxing officials may face a similar investigation as New York. Klein noted New York commissioner Julius Helfand provided testimony from the New York probe after James Crowley asked for it. The New York Guild was ordered to disband.
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Captain Dobbs Boosts Jayhawks Scoring on Early Season
Captain Dallas Dobbs piled 48 points in KU’s first three games, lifting him to 635 career points and within 24 of Claude Houchin for seventh on the KU all time list. A pair more games at Dallas and Houston could push him into the top ranks among KU guards.
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Grid Cards Retain Coach in 1951 Season
The Chicago Cardinals will keep head coach Ray Richards for 1951 with a salary raise while assistant Otis Douglas resigns. The club finished 4-7-1 this season, its best record since 1950.
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