Jayhawkers Rout Wheatshockers 54 39 In Nonconference Win
Kansas University earned a 54 to 39 victory over the Wichita Wheatshockers as Howard Engleman led with 24 points. Hemsley and teammates overwhelmed the visitors in the second half after a tight first period, boosting KU toward a clear win.
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Kansas Frosh Football Team Surges Through Finals
The Kansas freshman squad narrowly clears scholastic hurdles with only Walter Tanner from Oklahoma City failing to meet requirements. Coaches Henry Hurt and Rep logle praised for guidance as Dewey Luster’s Oklahoma head coach appointment stirs talk. Alumni plan Sutherland classroom at Pitt with Grantland Rice and Dan Topping backing fund.
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Elizabeth Hicks Seeks Her Second Golfing Triumph
Elizabeth Hicks of Pasadena California, qualifier in her third straight event, shot a four over par 76 in Palm Beach in windy drizzle to start match play as she pursues a second win on the winter women’s golf circuit. Dorothy Gardner of Steubenville Ohio posted 77 and Grace Amory of Palm Beach shot 80 after Hicks defeated Amory in Miami last week.
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Layden to lead NFL as Notre Dame coach resigns
Elmer Layden, 37, accepted a five year NFL commissioner contract at 20000 annually after resigning as Notre Dame head coach and athletic director. He cited family welfare and aims to balance pro and college football while Sanctioning dual roles. Layden’s Notre Dame salary was about 10000.
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Mehl proposes four man mile pact to chase speed
Walter Mehl suggests promoters limit a mile field to four top runners Mehl MacMitchell John Minski and Chuck Fenske with a planned two lap fast pace then three laps solo for best time Glenn Cunningham 4 07 4 would loom as a target Mehl says current matchups prevent a true record in the indoor season MacMitchell clocked 4 23 4 last night in Jersey City
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Southwestern College Downs St Benedicts 49 28 in Central Conf
Southwestern College prevailed 49 to 28 over St Benedict's in Atchison, as the Ravens faded after a close first half. Phil Moore led Southwestern with 14 points as the team dominated the second half.
Luster Named Oklahoma Head Coach After Long Pursuit
Snorter Luster, quiet Norman native and former Sooner captain, is named head football coach at the University of Oklahoma. He returns to his alma mater after 20 years of pursuing the job, initially as a player and later as an assistant coach.
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Wildcats Narrowly Beat Bethel To Stay Undefeated
Baker University in Newton Kansas overcame Bethel College 39-36 to preserve an unbeaten Kansas conference record. The game stayed close with a 20-20 halftime tie and Bethel leading by seven in the second half. Bethel freshman Melvin Krehbiel led Bethel with 14 points.
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Youth Correction Authority Proposed for Kansan Youths
The Kansas senate considers a bill to create a three member youth correction authority to review convicts under 21 and recommend treatment. Appointed by the governor, the board would earn $5,000 annually. Reilly plans to call youth psychology experts when the judiciary committee takes up the measure.
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Bethany Swedes Hold Off Emporia In Kansas Conference Clash
Bethany Swedes edged College of Emporia 35-29 as they drew 16 Emporia fouls and converted 13 free throws. Emporia led in field goals 12 to 11 but failed to capitalize at the line.
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Breese Defeats Tygh In Chicago Ten-Round Decision
Quentin Babe Breese of Manhattan Kansas won a ten round decision over Jimmy Tygh of Philadelphia in Chicago. Breese floored Tygh in the ninth and had him groggy. Breese weighed 1388 pounds and Tygh 136% pounds.
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Hall Suffers Setback in World Three Cushion Showdown
Chicago player Allen Hall, 40, ended his unbeaten run at eight in the world championship three cushion tournament after a rare off night. Hall slipped from the perfect record club as Willie Hoppe of New York and Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia remained two of the few undefeated stars.
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Getto 761 TL Cochran and High Scorers Summary
High scorers listed: R. Smite 586 Cochran 27 Asher 280 234 Spears 269 232. Asher 224 Spears 228. Tonight’s game features Jones against Patchen and Robinson facing Allen.
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Haskell Teams Travel to Meet Opponents Tonight
The Haskell junior college basketball squad travels to Lexington Missouri to face Wentworth Military Academy Yellowjackets tonight. About 19 Haskell boxers head to Topeka for opening rounds of the Topeka State Journal regional Golden Gloves tournament.
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Missouri Star Herb Gregg May Return Against Kansas State
Coach George Edwards said injured Missouri guard Herb Gregg may return to the lineup for the Thursday game at Manhattan against Kansas State after recovery from his injuries.
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Twins on MSU wrestling team and other sports chatter
Roundup notes two sets of twins on Michigan State wrestling. Bill Terry linked with Cardinals for Don Padgett. Lou Ambers debuts against Norm en Quarles in Hartford. Babe Ruth mixes with old flu talk. Derby hopeful Magnificent pulled lame at Santa Anita. Ace Parker nearing news for Pirates or Dodgers. Jerry Mitchell on Bob Feller control. Clearwater loses Dodgers to Havana as Indians target Fort Myers. Charlie O Rourke letter replies. Florida boxing voles seek state commission. Bill Stewart to call NL games. Ted Carpenter cites 1941 schedule delay reason.
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Baseball Legislation Often Precedes a Landis Upheaval
New York February 4. A dispute erupts between major league clubs and Commissioner Landis over a rule on minor league players purchased by big league teams. Landis demands waivers before returning such players to the minors, challenging clubs three-return rule. The issue was to be discussed at the National League schedule meeting.
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Marquete Schedule Includes Iowa State and Michigan State
The text notes Marquete had October 10 at Iowa State and October 11 at Michigan State on the upcoming football slate. It mentions Athletic Director Conrad M Jennings seeking suggestions and coverage notes by Clyde McBride of the Kansas City Star.
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Speed skating champions crowned in North American meet
A year ago Leo Freisinger of Chicago and Maddy Horn of Beaver Dam Wisconsin won the men and women titles in the North American speed skating championships. The recap notes prior events including Patty Berg’s Miami-Biltmore win and a baseball league leadership change.
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