Kurland Returns Home Aims to Lead Aggies Past Billikens
Big Bob Kurland arrives with Oklahoma A and M. seeking victory over St Louis University Billikens to claim the Missouri Valley title. Coach John Flanigan expects a tough test against St Louis, while Walter Rulon recalls guiding the star through tended drills and late practices. The doubleheader features Washington University and Saint Louis fixtures in St Louis.
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St. Louis University
Billikens
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Jenninga High School
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Billiken
John Flanigan
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Rulon
Bob
Bob Korland
St. Louisan
Korland
Aggies
Walter Rulon
Clay
St. Louisa County High
Agsies
Washington University of St. Louis
Washington
Et Louis
Second Round Leads In Golf Open At Tucson
In Tucson Arizona February 1 Dick Metz of Arkansas City Kansas paced the second round of the $7 500 open golf tournament on El Rio course scoring four under par 68. Frank Stranahan and George Schneiter were one stroke back with a cluster of players within two strokes. Notable contenders include Ray Mangrum Toney Penna Jim Demaret Filo Vines Virgil Shreeve Chandler Harper Harold Jug Schpaden Dutch Harrison Denny Shute Al Zimmerman and John Peretti.
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Dick Metz
Arkannmx City
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Frank Stranahan
Toledo
George Schneiter
Salt Lake City
Willie Goggin
White Plains
N. i
Ray, Mangrum
Los Angelons
Toney Penna
Dayton
Dutch) Harrison
Little Rock
Ark
Denny Shute
Akron
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Portland
Ore
John Peretti
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Iba Explains Aggies Football Schedule Constraints
St Louis Feb 1 Hank Iba explained that wartime carryover games and reduced Missouri Valley play force Oklahoma A and M to limit opponents next fall. Athletic Director Henry P Iba said the Aggies expect return to full conference play eventually but 1947 may not permit it. He noted Valley schools paused football and that plans rely on reengagements with other teams such as Tulsa and Drake.
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M. College
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Hank
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Drake
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Aggies
Resignation Rumors Rock Madison Square Garden Football Era
A fragmentary sports note mentions figures including Ashley Cole and Herbert Bayard Swaps with references to New York racing and a football coach resignation at Cornell. The garbled text hints at a Madison Square Garden event and coaching changes affecting teams, but details are unclear.
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Ashley Cole
New Ir
New York Racine
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Lowne
Prewet
Peri
Nin
Walter Meht von S
Basketball Results From AP Pebbled By Partial Scores
AP provided a partial basketball results roundup featuring teams such as Notre Dame, Michigan State, Nebraska, Boston University, and others. Scores are incomplete across listed games, with several entries garbled or cut off.
Midwinter baseball moves pace trade talks on player market
New York reports indicate Cincinnati may lead in active deals while St. Louis draws most attention for pitching and outfield talent. Sam Breadon may delay selling before spring training. Reds GM Warren Giles eyes outfielders Buster Adams Ron Northey or Jim Russell and could swap with St Louis. Globe notes Hank Greenberg salary chatter, Tank’s future at first base discussed by Detroit managers ONeill and Trautman.
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Ray Lamanno
Pat Dor
St. Louis Cardinals
Sam Breadon
Warren Giles
Reds
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Hiyatari
Hank Greenberg
Trautman
O'Neill
Tank
Barney McCogky
Hoot Evers
Steve
City League Standings Highlight Close Three Games
In last night’s city basketball action three games yielded decisive results. Woody’s Aces beat the Merchants 51 to 20, Sunflower defeated Vinland 20 to 8, and the All Stars upset Rural Routers 29 to 27 with notable performances across the box scores featuring Merriante Garteh and others.
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Woody's Aces
Merchants
Sunflower
Vinland
All-Stars
Rural Routers
Merriiante
Art R Garteh
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Willian
Hogers
Apralinan
Bunpelman
Wine Ojenes
Sinthy
Ares
Hawkins
Ho ‘Thompenn
Theonapeon
Rowete
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Arete Even
K. Hult
Tathard
Garke
Johannine
Washington
Southard
Monroe
Hatvey Cnet
Two Young Players Sign Contracts With K. C. Blues
The Kansas City baseball club announces contracts with two young players Catcher Gua Niarhos and Moundsman Francis Shea. They will report to training camp at Lake Waler Florida on March 1. Niarhos previously trained with the Blues in 1941 and may get a tryout with the Yankees during the Florida stay. Shea, a former Blues pitcher, is in good condition and ready to return to professional baseball.
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Gua Niarhos
Francis Shea
Blues
Lake Waler
Florida
Niarhos
Bill Meyer
New York Yankee
Shea
College Coaches Clash Over Premature Signing Issue
New York reports a clash between college baseball coaches and Major League groups over premature signing of college players. Commissioner Hap Chandler hints clubs may sign college athletes with parental consent if no misrepresentation is proven. Tulane funds trigger charity impact as Steve Owen donates five dollars for education. Buddy Young set for final football appearance in a Sacramento charity game as Arkansas weighs its eight-day six-game stretch. Rockhurst Hawks roll past Pittsburg Teachers 52 to 0 in Kansas City.
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Buddy Young
Fleet City
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Calif
Arkansas
Sauer to Coach KU Football Sparks Vast Hopes
George Sauer named head coach at Kansas, praised for decency and leadership. Reactions from Nebraska fans note his All-American past and potential to revive Jayhawk football, while game reports comment on officiating and standout KU players Stramel and Black in a recent Lawrence matchup.
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University of Kansas
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George Henry Sauer
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Jayhawker
Salina Journal
George Sacer
University of Nebraska
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De Soto beats Tonga in basketball 42 to 24
De Soto high school defeated Tonga quintet by 42 to 24 on Tonga’s court. First half 16 to 9, Tonga reserves 12 to 19. Box score notes players from Hopeka and Linden among others. Also reports January motor vehicle license plates set county records with 4,905 plates issued, 800 above any previous January.
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Tonga
Bere
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Linden
Tatals
Mike
Erwin
Leavenworth
Kan
Feh
Leavenworth County
No Big Game In Kansas Says Wildlife Desk
Kansas hears there is no big game in the state yet tale of jackrabbits proves otherwise. A Washington fish and wildlife note prompts Kansans to recount long ears and mighty kicks that have shaped hunting lore. Chiefs, farmers, and sportsmen recount incidents and community efforts to control jackrabbits, shipping surplus pelts nationwide, while joking about their size and impact.
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Kan
Kansas
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
Buffalo Grass
Kanaan
Will Johns
Kansas City
Johns
Jack
Two to Receive Awards For Grange Membership
George Kelley and Mrs Elia Miskimen will be honored for long Grange service at an open Vinland Grange meeting in the Vinland high school auditorium on Thursday February 14 C C Cogswell master Kansas State Grange will preside and present the Golden Sheaf and Silver Sheaf certificates to the recipients.
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Vinland Grange
Vinland High School
Elia Miskimen
C. C. Cogswell
Kansas State Grange
Eyes in Africa and a selfless pen appeal headline
A letter from Emmanuel Adeley of the Gold Coast seeks friendship and a fountain pen with glasses as a small personal wish. The State Advertising Division notes the note from Accra and considers fulfilling the request. A robbery report from Leavenworth notes $2231 stolen from a tavern safe after midnight. Purdue forestry argues modern evaporators beat open kettles for maple shrub in sugaring. Some lines oddly shift topics to scorpion wives.
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Governors, Hospitality Committee
Leavenworth
Kan
Jack Binderim
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Forestry Department
Peculiar Ledger Entry From January 1548 Township Meeting
A township treasurer named W. H. Weeks presented a report at the January meeting detailing receipts and expenditures. The document notes the date as January 1, 1548 and references a trusteeship. The readable fragments suggest an official bookkeeping item from a local government meeting.
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