Wesleyan Coach Builds Championship Teams In Kansas
Selma Kan Feb 3 Wallye Forsberg at Kansas Wesleyan College shows a record of turning out champion teams in basketball track football and baseball He has led Wesleyan to conference titles and high scores while forging a strong athletic program Forsberg played at Kansas State and Ottawa and has produced standout players like Harold Pounds Don Anderson and others Wesleyan faces Fort Hays State next in a tough test after beating them earlier in the season Also note a schedule change: Kansas State football will play the season opener on December 2 in Manhattan Kansas
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Wallye Forsberg
Little Kansas Wesleyan College
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Wesleyan Meecha Baker
University
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Kansas State College
Abeths
Leavenworth
Otta
Kan.) University
Ottawa
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Jegan
Coyotes
Harold Pounds
Fort Hays
Wesley
Charley Fiffe
Don Anderson
Jadiehe Anderson
Oice
ME Serr
Neljegan
Univer
Wichita
Southwestern
Yeti
GAMES LAST NIGHT IN CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Three games were played at the Community Building in Lawrence last evening. Cement Mixers beat Lawrence Sanitary 36 to 22, Fritzer Jayhawk edged Gallaghers 34 to 32, and Derby Grain defeated another team 44 to 25. Box scores list Cement Mixers and players with scattered scoring notes.
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Lawrence City
Cement Mixers
Lawrence Sanitary
Fritzer-Jayhawk
Gallaghers
Derby Grain
Fenny
B. Sperry
Wiedenanul
Kansas Opens Season With Aggies In Robinson Gym Pool
Tayhawker swimmers ready to face Colorado A and M as Kansas, led by coach Walt Mikels, plans to start the 1950 season at 2 p.m. in Robinson gym pool. Only two lettermen return for KU, Bob Edman and Ernie Crates, with Edman debuting in the 220 and Crates a top divers contender after last year’s third place in the conference.
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Kansas
Colorado A. & M
Jayhawks
Robinson Gym
K. U
Bob Edman
Ernie Crates
Mikels
Edman
Great Bend
College basketball scores scrambled across several games
A garbled list shows multiple college basketball results with teams such as Creighton, Kentucky, Alabama, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, Cincinnati, Hendrix, and others. readable fragments include scores like Kentucky 66 and Alabama 64, plus scattered school names and locations, all in a jumbled OCR style.
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A Cross
Chicago
Loyola
Creighton
N.Y
Barton College
Ialve
Bonaventure
College Kentucky
Alabama
North Carolina State
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Suene
Cincinnati
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Reat
Friends
Ren Tech
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Panhandle Okla
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Rumored Coaching Changes Highlight Old Sports Notes
A garbled round of past sports items mentions Orge Ravelay and a Maryland line coach, potential Ington and Lee leadership, Ted Williams with Reston Red, Phi Raferty of New York Athletic, a Millrose reference, Tony Galenta and Natatie Brown near Helroie, reflecting a mosaic of historical sports chatter.
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Associated Press
Ravelay
Ersity of Maryland
Ington and
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Ted Willamsith
University High Two Game Western Trip
University High basketball coach Grant Clothier leads a 14 man squad on a two game western trip. Abbeyville hosts tonight with University High favored, while Sylvia visits tomorrow night where University High is the underdog. Abbeyville sits second in Reno County league and recently lost to Sylvia 47 to 20.
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Abbeyville
Sylvia
Grant Clothier
Eagles
Aubeyville
Pittsburg Gorillas tied for second in conference standings
Pittsburg Kansas February 3 The Pittsburg Gorillas were tied with Emporia State for second in the Central Intercollegiate conference basketball standings. They added a 77 58 win over Rockhurst at Pittsburg for their third victory in four starts while Fort Haya led the Jaegns with four wins and one loss.
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Kan
Pittsburg Gorillas
Emporia State
Gorillas
Rockhurst
Fort Haya
Jeagns
Resigns at St. Marys coach hints at move
Joe Verducci submitted a conditional resignation as head coach at St Marys college, triggering a special board meeting to decide on the offer. Reports say possible interest from San Francisco State, with successor talk centering on Jimmy Karam and other options.
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Joe Verducci
St. Mary’s College
Board of Athletic Control
William J. Bettencourt
Verducci
San Francisco State College
Jimmy Karam
Little Rock Junior College
Karam
Associated Press
St. Mary's
J. Paul Leonard
San Francisco State
Joe
Bethel Defeats Friends in Non-Conference Basketball
Bethel defeated Friends University 79 to 47 in Wichita Kansas last night in a non conference college basketball game. It marked Bethel’s second win against the Quakers this season data cites a prior game on Sept 24 1949 and a note about Israel adopting the Jewish calendar.
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Friends
Wichita
Kan
Friends University
Quakers
Israel
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