Lions Visit Manhattan For Pair Of Games In Indiana Tilt
Lawrence Lions travel to Manhattan for two games Tuesday night facing a taller and more experienced Indians squad. Phil Schneider, 6 foot 7, will be guarded and Manhattan leads in lettermen six to three. Schneider scored 18 in a 77 61 CKL opener loss at Abilene. Bob Skiver tops Manhattan with 25 points after two games. Lawrence aims for its first win after a 60 37 loss to Pittsburg in the opener. Wolfe led Lawrence with 13 points in the latest setback. Both B teams seek their first victory as Lawrence pursues a rebound from gaps in shooting and free throws.
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Jay Payton
Wamego
Bob Skiver
Tom Machinhan
Jim Kyle
Stan Burnette
Bothams
Lawrence
Pittsburg
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Dragons
John Simons
Ray Cox
Hall
Jack Wolfe
Bill Pulliam
Mel Johnson
Wa Wilburn
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Wolfe
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Dashing Jack Doyle Defends Aggressive Baseball Style
At 80, veteran scout Jack Doyle argues against new rules curbing takeout slides. He defends hard slides into bases as part of the game and says players and fans want rough, aggressive play even if it risks interference with fielders.
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New York
Jack Doyle
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Bill Summers
Monday Matinee Ponderings Highlight College Stars
Monday Matinee notes Alex, running for the Indianapolis Olympians, might have earned a substantial share of profits and a large yearly salary. Kentucky teammates also reportedly missed big offers. The Wildcats faced LSU as their toughest foe this season while SMU's Kyle Rote impressed as the top individual.
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Wildcat
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S.M.U
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N B A Directive To Officials Sparks Waterloo Trip Tale
The National Basketball Association issues a playful directive instructing officials to travel to Waterloo Iowa via Tama La. They should stop at a feed store and meet a farmer named Mr Soandso who will drive them 40 miles for six dollars and a free game ticket. The piece ends by recalling Water loo and a quip about Eton.
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National Basketball Association
Waterloo
Iowa
Tamala
Soandso
Eton
Television a popular item on Christmas lists in Lawrence
Lawrence dealers report rising television demand with 186 sets installed in the region and 65 units sold in 18 days. Rural buyers, farm families, and K U WDAF TV plans drive sales while model shortages slow some orders. Live sports and campus programming boost interest.
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Kentucky Quintets Face Long Hard Pull to Finish High in Cage Circles
New York reports a challenging season for Kentucky basketball as top teams stumble. St Johns upset Kentucky 69 58 while Western Kentucky lost 55 54 to Cincinnati. Eastern Kentucky fell 59 52 to Toledo and Louisville dropped 62 54 to Eastern Kentucky. Purdue beat Bradley 71 65 as unbeaten squads include Siena Dayton St Johns and Niagara.
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Eagles Rout Rams 14 to 0 in mud soaked Coliseum
Philadelphia Eagles clinch another NFL title shot with a 14 to 0 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at the Coliseum. Steve Van Buren rushed 31 times for 196 yards setting a single game record and Leo Skiadany blocked a punt for a cited score as the Eagles dominate in heavy rain.
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Los Angeles’ Rams
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Philadelphia
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Jack Ferrante
Thompson
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Rams
Leo Skiadany
Bob Waterfield
Cliff Patton
Jim Palmer
Bell
Altho
van Buren
of Louisiana State
Elmer Angaman
Chicago Cardinals
Air Force Jet Delivers Birthday Message to Dayton Readers
An air force jet flew from Kitty Hawk to Dayton in 71 minutes carrying a special birthday letter for the airplane. The issue notes local reader happiness and encourages a Christmas subscription to The Journal World.
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Joy to the World takes finals at Pinckney school stage
Pinckney school children present Joy to the World a Christmas pageant in song and narration for parents and friends tomorrow at 2 PM in the school auditorium. The program lists carols prayers narrations and choral sections with students led by teachers and staff including Miss Bernice Nash Miss Genetieve Weat Mrs. Gladys Hooper and Mrs. Maxine Stott among others.
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Coeds at Kansas University Work Through College
A postwar survey by Miss Martha Petersen notes nearly one in five KU coeds support themselves. About 2.0 women on the Lawrence campus hold part time jobs, with the GI bill and summer earnings aiding their finances. Scholarships and savings complete their funding, while grades of working students are not yet studied.
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Kansas State magazine issue distributes student agriculture notes
WMagazine staff assembles issue two for the fall term distribution to agriculture students. Dean Emeritus and other faculty are cited in connection with curricular subjects and an annual agricultural feature.
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Merchant Dies at 40 in Newton Kansas
Newton Kansas December 19 Marion C Quisler 40 manager of the J S Dillon store died Friday after a lengthy illness survived by his wife three children and his mother.
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Marion C. Quisler
J. S. Dillon
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