Lawrence Drops Game to Parsons Lions Succumb in Close KU Clash
Southeast Kansas league leaders Lawrence trailed Parsons for most of the night before a late push fell short 56 to 49 at L. M. H. 8. gym. Jack Wolfe led Lawrence with 15 points, John Simons 10, while Franklin Don Franklin scored 17 for Parsons, as Cooper and Wilburn paced the Vikings’ defense to 60 percent free throw accuracy and a 13th win in 15 starts.
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Jayhawks Rally Past Emporia Teachers B Team
In Emporia at the city auditorium the Kansas B team overcame an early 33 to 0 deficit to defeat the Emporia Teachers College B squad 56 to 40. The Hornets led 24 to 1 at halftime after a rough start for Kansas. Also listed are this week’s schedule and a fatal auto accident in Pikeburg where Frank Weiss, 72, was struck while crossing U.S. Highway 9.
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Jayhawks Swim Team Sets Records In Opener At Robinson Gym
Kansas swimming opened the season with a dominant 33 point win over Colorado A&M at Robinson Gym. Bob Edman of Great Bend and Spril Hawkins of Olathe led KU with a new varsity 220 yard freestyle record of 2 23.6 and a tied first in the 100 yard at 53.4. The KU 400 yard freestyle relay also set a pool record as Denney, Hawkins, Thompann, and Inter anchored the squad. George Denney won the 440 and KU claimed multiple top finishes in sprint events. The meet also featured basketball conference and local notices, including a divorce filing and a Douglas county farmers dinner announcement.
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Bradley St Louis duel for Missouri Valley lead
Des Moines reports Bradley and St Louis likely share the conference lead for at least a week as they host Wichita and Tulsa. Wichita fell to Detroit 61-47, Tulsa dropped a 57-56 OT loss to Drake. Bradley expected to move to 19-3 with a win over Wichita, while St Louis beat defending champion Oklahoma A&M 41-29 for its first win over the Aggies in three years.
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