Cats and Wildcats to clash in historic Kansas Kentucky battle
Two of the nation’s top basketball programs Kansas and Kentucky meet in Lexington in a historic first as No. 4 Kansas visits No. 1 Kentucky for a highly anticipated nonconference clash. Stars Clyde Lovellette and Bill Spivey loom large as veteran coaches Phog Allen and Adolph Rupp direct their teams in a game that also marks Kentucky’s home court dedication. The Jayhawks arrive off four straight wins while Kentucky seeks to extend an unbeaten start and defend its home court ter.
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Pipers Meet Oklahoma City in NAIB Finals Tonight
Hamline Pied Pipers, a power in NAIB circles, face Oklahoma City university in the finals of a two night holiday tournament in Kansas City. Hamline beat Central College 71-65 while Oklahoma City edged Indiana State 60-58 as Bill ONeill sealed the win with 11 seconds left. Central meets Indiana State in the nightcap at 8.
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Buckeyes Seek Coach as Fesler Departs in Ohio State Athletics
Ohio State University begins a nationwide coach search after Wesley Fesler announced his resignation. President Bevis and Athletic Director Larkins pledge a thorough, dignified process to hire the best candidate, while Fesler credits four years of support and urges a successor who values character over mere winning. Potential names include Strobel, Mather, Gillman, Hayes, Brown, Wilkinson, and Faurot, with three formal applicants already.
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Charm School Teaches Managers Manners at Rank Theatres
J Arthur Rank opens a charm school for cinema managers to become refined. Twenty four fledgling managers train in a suburban Rank house turned school and dormitory for a 24 week program learning boiler stoking and maintaining theater comfort plus etiquette and customer handling.
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Hoag Could Add Track to Top Sport Trio
Kansas sophomore Charlie Hoag from Oak Park Illinois is touted as a versatile athlete. Coach Bill Easton notes his speed in sprints and skill in discus plus decathlon marks, with football and basketball already strong. Hoag may choose track this spring and possibly baseball, delaying a final decision.
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K State plans new chiefs after NLCAA meeting
Eric Tebow, chairman of the College Athletic Council, said they expect to appoint new directors soon after the NLCAA meeting in Dallas, Texas. The football coach will be chosen later in January. Five candidates remain for head coach, following resignations of Thurlow Crady director and Ralph Graham football coach. Master Sergeant Frank McCord of Topeka, a former prisoner of war in Korea, has been returned to military control.
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Browns Face Giants In Cleveland Seeks National Title Crown
The Browns travel to Cleveland to meet the Giants in a decisive showdown to claim a national title after a heavy playoff push. A crowd of about 625000 is expected to watch the cold front clash on the lakefront as both teams seek momentum ahead of the finish.
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Wellsville Edges Eudora 32 To 30 In Tight Race
Wellsville defeated Eudora 32 to 30 on their home court in a seesaw league contest. The halftime score was 20 all, with Rev. Mesterhouse leading Eudora and Charless Dryden pacing Wellsville with 12 points. Mordor hosts Gardner next Tuesday as the box score lines show scattered players from both sides.
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Avertared Prev Tenny Sees Seasonal Football Feat
The report notes a year ago showdown between Dane and Sood with Pontes at Vrkanaits as coach. Nelean tied for year’s top with HOUT One, Sehimbty and Dayle earning notable spots.
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Fights Last Night By the Avacied Pryie
Report notes a series of boxing bouts with fighters from New York Paris and Florida. Names include Ray Pamedan Paul An Hesapurt Danuta and Davia with scattered locations and outcomes. The text suggests results and crowd notes but lacks coherent detail.
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Famechon Says Flanagan No Match for Pep After Dull Bout
New York reports Willie Pep defeats Glen Flanagan in a lopsided 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden. Famechon, European featherweight champion, criticizes Flanagan and hints at a future title shot versus Saddler after a St. Louis TV date with Charlie Riley. Crowd of 4,742 pays $13,609.
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