Notre Dame Beats Kentucky 65 in Crunch Clash
Notre Dame defeated Kentucky 65 to 55 in a key non conference matchup at South Bend. Kevin OShea led the Irish with 25 points while Alex Greta scored 23 for Kentucky as the game swung with 12 lead changes before halftime and the Irish pulled away for their third straight win over the Wildcats.
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Alex Greta
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Columbus
Rosera
Purdue
Wisconsin
Plan for 48 Season At Kansas Seeks New Football Coach
University of Kansas football players meet in the Eldridge Grill Room to back Athletic Director E C Quigley in hiring a capable head coach after George Sauer's resignation. Don Fambrough and several 1947 team members urged a spring practice start in March and a strong road schedule next fall. présente Ray Evans Fambrough Red Hogan Bud French Frank Pattee Marvin Small Wes Bertuzzi and Weck Tomlinson spoke. Mike Getto Cal Morrow and Paul J Adam attended.
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E. C. Quigley
George Sauer
University of Kanaan
Eldridge
Don Fambrough
Ig Severn Guard
Quigley
Prisched
Last Penson
Cocham
Ray Evans
Weeroah
Red Hogan
Bud French
Frank Pattee
Marvin Bmall
Wek Bertuzei
Weck Tomitnaan
Mike Getto
Lawrence Junior High Defeats Highland Mark 48 to 23
Lawrence junior high team beat Highland Mark 48 to 23 on Highland's court last evening. The local second team lost 11 to 9. In the first game the Mustangs led 9 to 6 after the opening quarter and 18 to 9 at halftime. Dover coach Spars the Dover coached quintet trailed 4 to 18 early in the first period. Lawrence 481.
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Mustangs
Dover
Lawrence
High School Basketball Clash Sets Week for Kansas Action
Flurry of games features Lawrenes hith school cagers and a showdown with Red heocettieas in Topeka. Navy veteran Dean Nesmith and Mike Girt praised for service as players depart. Oklahoma Sacra and Nebraska face stiff tests while coach F C Allen aims to keep Scarlet five in top gear. Verbeke Day to crown new foe as Indian gimme court hosts action. Gerald Raghind tops scorers with 26 points for charity.
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Red
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Coenhuskers
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F.C. Allen
Scarlet Five
Ps Ciate High School
Verbeke Cecerey
Kanesna
New Mile Standout Was No Star in High School
Curt Stone, once dismissed as a weak high school athlete, rose to national prominence as a top college distance runner. After military service, he returned in peak condition and captured numerous titles, later taking a role as a newspaper circulation manager in State College, Pennsylvania.
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Hobm Fullerton, Jr
Eter Kant Satwry
Anne Viet Bistance Raneners
Oo Fe Hei School
Curt
Penn State Land
Stone
State College, Pa
Promoter Harris backs Riggs Kramer appearance pledge
Eddie Dyer credits Branch Rickey with one of baseballs great trades noting Cox and Rue were obtained for Hal Gregg Dixie Walker and Vic Lombardi. He adds Cox alone would have been a strong return for the three players.
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Jack Harris
Bobby Riggs
Jack Kramer
Eddie Dyer
Branch Rickey
Bill Cox
Preacher Rue
Hal Gregg
Dixie Walker
Vic Lombardi
Cox
Eddie Saya
Jenkins Leads Scorers as Kansas State Tops Colorado in Big Seven
Kansas State Wildcats, led by Thornton Jenkins with 53 field goals and 34 free throws, top the league scoring charts while Harold Howey adds 11 points as Kansas State defeats Colorado Buffaloes 40-14 in Boulder. Oklahoma center Bill Waters posts 12 points per game overall, and Kansas State holds opponents to 43.5 per game. Nebraska faces South Dakota State in Lincoln as the Big Seven schedules one game.
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Boulder
Colo
Wildcats
Harold Howey
Kansas State
Sporting
Kansas
Nebraska
South Dakota State
Lincoln
Unclear basketball scores and cattle show results
A jumbled clipping reports basketball scores from several games with teams like Central, Northwestern, and Arkansas State, plus results from a cattle show in Sedalia Missouri with 69 head sold for 843,356. It also mentions St Benedict Quintet and a Midlands conference basketball win for Dubuque over St Benedict. The text mixes multiple events with missing details and garbled names.
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Accentrol Pres
Leas Shite
Peterade
EU Hullot
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Epooatieht
Maryville
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St. Thenadier Games
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Ken Uryor
Ukitietia
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Arid
Commins
Tinh Seglew
Devmdeba
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Mlbtee
Cameron
Morgan Declines Re Election To City Council
Field is wide open as Morgan withdraws from candidacy for the first ward seat in the March 2 primary. Morgan was appointed to finish the term after Haggart’s resignation and had served on several committees. He cites no run for election and leaves two wards without declared candidates with filing deadline in February.
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Lawrence Pord
Want
Morgan
Robert Haggart
Courtcil Properties
Ter
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James H. Parsons
Mirgan
Medical Aptitude Tests Taken by 146 Students
One hundred forty six students took the medical aptitude test at the University of Kansas today for admission to next fall's medical school class. Prof. C. C. Stoland said 80 would be accepted. with tests from other schools the total applicants may reach about 200 for 80 places.
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University of Kansas
School of Medicine
C. C. Stoland
Lawrence
Look to the Olympics
Denver reports Lou Wilke announces U S Olympic basketball plans for London. Teams may use unlimited height but 14 players total, with seven from college and independents, chosen via an Olympic tryout in Madison Square Garden on March 27.
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Lou Wilke
London
Elashdon
Wilke 'Saint
BR. Jones
International Basketball Federation
Wilke
Kansas City
Ralph Miller to Coach at Wichita East High School
Ralph Miller former University of Kansas athlete was named basketball coach at Wichita East High School by the board of education. He replaces Emmett Breen who becomes backald coach at Kansas State college. Miller previously played professional football in town and served in the military before returning to private business in California. Merle A. Cline and Veryl Baker were fined for speeding and failing to stop at two stop signs respectively.
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Ralph Miller
University of Kansas
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Board of Education
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Emmett Breen
Kansas State College
1Eady
California
Merle A. Cline
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C. J. Lane
Veryl Baker
Route 4
Department weighs report under consideration in Canfil case
The department said a report remains under consideration. Donnell sent affidavits and related correspondence. The President indicated he believed Canfil truthful. Marshals continue to hold office after terms expire until reelection or successor is appointed.
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Canfil
Springfield
Attorney General's Office
Justice Department
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Justice
Reappointment of Canfil Hangs Fire
Washington reports the fate of Fred A Canfil, U S marshal at Kansas City, in a possible second term. His four year term is said to have expired February 1, but no nomination reached the Senate. Missouri senators and Rep Bell discuss the matter while Donnell seeks investigation into an alleged Constitution comment.
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Truman
Fred A Can
Donnell
R-Mo
Canfil
Springfield
Notice of contract end signals wage talks reopening
Pittsburgh February 8 Westinghouse Electric Corp said the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers have served a 60 day notice ending the contract on April 1. The action signals the reopening of wage and other contract issues.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corn
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers
Negotiations Undated For Large Pittsburgh Area Plant Workers
About one hundred thousand workers nationwide are involved with negotiations, including roughly 7,500 in Westinghouse Pittsburgh district plants. No date has been set for the initial meetings. Fence post crops appear on many farms, planted in gullies to stabilize soil and prevent erosion, with trees serving dual roles as crop and erosion control.
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