Kansas Wins Nerve-Jangling Semifinal In Big Seven Tourney
Kansas and Kansas State staged a dramatic semifinal at the Kansas City Municipal Auditorium as Kansas edged State 90 to 88 in overtime. Clyde Lovellette led KU with 27 points, Bob Kenney added 22, and the Jayhawks clinched a 90 88 OT victory after a late fourth quarter rally and tight overtime defense. The win sends KU to the final against Missouri while K State battles for third.
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Alin Uris
Happily Ever After James and O'Sryon Love Letter
A short note titled Happily Ever After shows a couple named James and O'Sryon expressing affection and dismissing monetary disputes as trivial. The peculiar phrasing suggests a playful, informal musings on money and love.
Cornhuskerland Sports Slants On Coaching, Players, And Rumors
The column notes Pittsburgh University officials courting Bob Glassford for a head coaching post while a Nebraska stay appears likely for 1952. It recalls J W Sikes holidaying in Texas and jokes about a Texas A&M football chat. It mentions Jay Deake and Uncle Bum affecting baseball plans, Drake and St Joseph links, Walter Montgomery joining Omaha, and Bob Miller nearing 20 years as a Big Seven football official, with retirement hinted in 1952 after a pulled muscle in the Kansas Nebraska game.
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University of Missouri
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St. Joseph
St. Louis Cardinals
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Sports Mirror highlights through the decades
A digest of past sports milestones notes a six team National Professional Basketball League after Gran Mich withdrew. Leslie Macsitchell won the Sullivan Memorial Award a decade ago. the U S posted a clean sweep in Davis Cup ties with Jack Kramer and Gardnar Mulloy winning singles against Australia. a 20 year ago American League all star squad featured eight players chosen by the Lindhall Writers Association.
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Gran Mich
Leslie Macsitchell
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United States
Davin Uty
Jack Kramer
Gardnar Mulloy
Australia
Lindhall Writers Associaton
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