Minnesota Knocks KU Out Of Finals In Big Seven Tourney
Minnesota edged Kansas 62 to 51 in the Big Seven pre season tournament semifinal in Kansas City. Whitey Skoog led the Gophers with strong defense and scoring, Johnson and Lovellette paced KU, while free throws and ball handling swung the Game. The Gophers advanced to face Minnesota State in the final as Kansas moved to third place contention.
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Kansas Jayhawks Face Minnesota After Tough Battle
The game highlighted Kansas players Lovellette Kenney and Hoagland and Minnesota guard Clyde Lovellette with tight defense and Free throws shaping the outcome. Coach Cowles noted a tall-man zone look as Kansas pressed to counter Minnesota’s offense. Nebraska looms as a second half tester while K State’s Barrett and Skoog duel in a pivotal Big Seven clash.
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College Sugar Bowl and State Tourneys Hit Early Round Action
Coverage of the basketball results across the region highlights Sugar Bowl first rounds and state tourneys. Teams from Oklahoma City, Arkansas, and Indiana advance as the day’s scores show upsets and steady performances.
Shrine Game Previews Build Toward New Year Bowls
The East West Shrine Game in San Francisco features Everett Grandelius and Don Stonesifer as top stars with the East a 617 point favorite over the West. Co captainship goes to Mike McCormack and Rave of Kansas. Over $100000 will go to Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Kickoff at Rezar stadium is 4 80 pm.
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Kentucky Wins Sugar Classic Thriller in overtime
Kentucky edged a late rally to beat New Orleans in an overtime Sugar Bowl finish. Bradley and Syracuse had earlier wins as Kentucky eyes a fifth consecutive Sugar title while St Louis and Colgate remained in contention for the overall crown.
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Sottings and Jibberings from a Kansas State Crowd
A noisy crowd at the Kansas State game drew attention as Loevellette drew boos for his style while Whitey Skoog showed rare anger at Ref Gibbs. Skoog, normally calm, challenged the officials but later congratulated Kansas University players after the game. Jerry Waugh gave maximum effort trying to deter Skoog.
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Oklahoma Aggies Capture Ninth All-College Title In Hard Fought Victory
The Oklahoma Aggies beat Arkansas to win their ninth All-College Basketball tournament crown in a hard fought final. Gale McArthur led the Aggies with scoring and was named the tournament's most valuable player. Alabama finished third with a win over Tulsa for seventh place.
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Frantic Basketball Card Rally Delights New York Fans
A chaotic late season recap highlights a string of close games and standout performances. Key players from major teams deliver scoring bursts as fans pack arenas and push standings tight. The blocky action spotlights rising stars and Vips in a bustling Western conference context.
Fights Last Night In City Rings Mixed Results
Fragmentary report notes various fighters and ringside incidents in New York and Los Angeles. Names and places are garbled, with unclear outcomes and several unresolved mentions of participants.
Braves Roll From Behind To Cup Tournament Title
Ottawa University defeated Emporia State 63-56 to win the four team invitational basketball tournament title. Wyrick led Ottawa with 31 points as they moved ahead 44-43 with 16 minutes left and held on despite Emporia State’s second half rally.
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