Good Basketball In In All Three Chases MEET AT ARGENTINE
Topeka reports discuss Kansas high school basketball class distinctions and interclass dynamics amid three chases. Unclear playoffs leave winners of state titles without a direct showdown next March. Data notes unbeaten teams in various leagues, with Eureka, Russell, and Garden City among highlighted squads and tournaments planned in Salina and Galina.
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Porie
Hotchingen
Aine
Salina
Wichitas
Saline
Jayhawks and Big Seven prep as Nebraska hires Glassford
The piece notes Kansas and Nebraska athletic plans this week with football coaching moves. It cites J W Sikes potential recommendation for KU assistant coach and introduces Bill Glassford as Nebraska's new head coach, detailing his Pittsburgh roots and a one year $10,000 contract. It also mentions upcoming conference events and matchups for Kansas teams.
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J. W. Sikes
Biff” Glarsford
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Omaha World-Herald
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Demaret Improves Grip to Rally for Four Under 67
Pro Dennis Demaret, after changing his grip on the putter at the urging of George Fazio, posted a four under par 67 to climb near the top in a tournament. Hogan finished tied with Demaret at 272 in a recent event, after a playoff in Long Beach. Demaret also collected a $2,000 first prize plus gate revenue share, with Hogan earning $1,400 and a 25 percent gate share.
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Duquesne Upsets Villanova In Cage Upset Report
Duquesne stunned Villanova ending the Wildcats 12 game win streak. Kentucky led the SEC as top-ranked in the AP poll after a 50 year against Vanderbilt. Minnesota beat Northwestern 61 40 to lead the Big Nine. Western Kentucky won to stay hot.
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Fort Hays State tops Wesleyan in cage battle crowd hits 3,000
A 72-60 Fort Hays State basketball win over Kansas Wesleyan drew about 3,000 fans in Salina. Harold Pounds led Wesleyan with 25 points, while Glenn Mitchum paced Hays with 16 as the last three minutes decided the game. Police court fines totaled 10 dollars for two drivers failing to stop at signals.
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High School Tourneys Are Popular In Iowa
Iowa state high school basketball tournaments are expected to draw about half a million spectators this year. Last season's totals included around 374 thousand for boys and about 100 thousand for girls. The note mentions coverage from Johnstown and Hammond area papers and questions how many high schools can match East Chicago Washington's top players of the era.
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Ray Angelis
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Larry Doby
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Roy Smalley
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Chicago Nationals
Demaret Loses Grip Change as Demaret Wins Phoenix Open
Phoenix February 1 Jimmy Demaret altered his putting grip and won top money in the Phoenix Open. He defeated Ben Hogan by three strokes in an 18 hole playoff, aided by a two stroke lead early and consistent putting.
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