Kansas Yearlings Tangle With Varsity in Hoch Tonight
Kansas University freshman team led by Ray Evans and George Phillips meets the varsity in Hoch Auditorium at 7:30 PM. Evans and Phillips form a strong guard combination while Ballard Black and Turner add height to the freshman lineup. Engleman, the varsity scorer, aims to rebound after a low previous showing against the freshmen.
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Varsity
Ray Evans
George Phillips
Tyros
Wyandotte
University of Kansas
Evans
Bill Hogben
Hoch Auditorium
Nebraska
Jack Ballard
Charlie Black
Paul Turner
Don Ettinger
Howard Engleman
Fresh
Engleman
Engleman Wien
Serso
Hunley
Ballard Sollenberger
E- Evans
Jelenaaange
Gaeengnreanea
Phillips
Hoch
Eddie Brietz Show Highlights and Coaching Buzz
New York activity features Eddie Brietz show notes and multiple college and pro sports items. National promises $250 to Alex for first ball autographs while Elmer Layden renewal settles rumors at the Atlanta Journal. Notre Dame faces possible athletic director changes as George Keegan may assume Layden’s duties if health allows. Stick with Ernie Vigh versus Billy Soose boxing and Seton Hall’s 38 straight basketball win as broader sports chatter.
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New York
Grover Clevelannd Alexander
Baseball Congress
Alex
Times Square
Notre Dame
Ed Danforth
The
Atlanta Journal
Elmer Layden
Layden
Hooks Mylin
Lafayette
Brown
Oklahoma U
College Athletic Board
W. L. Brown
Charledon
George Keegan
Ernie Vigh
Billy Soose
Loose
Bill Mandel
Detroit Lions
Bill Kern
West Virginia
Seton Hall
Lions Ready for Shawnee Mission Indians Showdown
Lawrence high school Lions, at top form after recent wins over Atchison Olathe and Leavenworth, travel to Johnson county to face the Shawnee Mission Indians in a key conference tilt. A second game will precede the main event as Schaake’s squad seeks to tighten its hold in the Northeast Kansas league.
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Schaakemen
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Olathe Eagles
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Shawnee Mission
Atchison
Olathe
Leavenworth
Schaake
Lawrence
Kansas Swimmers Open Season Against Oklahoma Tankmen
The University of Kansas swimming team will open its season tomorrow in Norman against the Oklahoma tankmen. Coach Jim Rapert departs with squad members Gene Nelson, Joe Morton, Ed Moses, Bob Kimeyer, Bill Mackie, Dan La Shelle and Beachy Musser.
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Norman
Oklahoma Tankmen
Jim Rapert
Gene Nelson
Joe Morton
Ed Moses
Bob Kimeyer
Bill Mackie
Dan la Shelle
Beachy Musser
Haskell Teams Square Off With Chilocco Ottawa and Augusta
Haskell's junior college roster hosts Chilocco tonight while the high school squad travels to Ottawa for an away game. Saturday the team visits Augusta to challenge Dave Shirk's cagers in a busy high school and junior college weekend.
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Chilocco
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Augusta
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Brown Defeats Wright In Wrestling Best 2 of 3 Falls
Orville Brown of Wallace Kansas defeats Jim Wright of Glendale California in a heavyweight wrestling match winning two of three falls last night in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kan
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Zollner Returns to Oklahoma Court After Brief Exit
Matt Zollner senior forward for Oklahoma returns to court duties after leaving the OU basketball squad for aviation study. Zollner watched the Sooners fall to Oklahoma A&M 28 19 before telling Coach Bruce Drake he cannot stand more.
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Okla
Matt Zollner
University of Oklahoma
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Oklahoma Acres
Sooners
Bruce Drake
College basketball results from various colleges posted
Lythe Associated Press reports scores across campuses including Kansas State 34 Missouri 24 and Bethel 25 Bethany 31 Ottawa 25. Other results include Rice 36 St Marys 36 Santa Clara 68 San Francisco 33 Vermont 47 Holy Cross 37 Georgetown 39.
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Missouri
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson
College of Emporia
Bethel
Bethany
Midhlund
Western Union
Bradley Tech
North Dakota
Joetroit
Michigan Normal
Rose Polydo
NCAGA
Indianapolis
Bethel College Drops Ninth Straight In Loss To Emporia
Hapless Bethel college fell 25 to 30 at home to the College of Emporia in a Kansas conference tilt. Bethel led early but Emporia tied it at 20 20 by halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Emporia
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Larry Beaumont
Chris Langvardt
Wildcats
Loren Mills
K-State
Tigers
Jack Gardner
Vigh and Loose Meet in Madison Square Garden Bout
Ernie Vigh and Billy Soose collide at Madison Square Garden with a world title shot at stake for the March champion. Odds favor Soose but Vigh hopes to score a knockout and upset the glamor favorite from Penn State amid heavy demand and high betting.
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Ernie Vigh
Billy Soose
Madison Square Garden
Ken Overlin
Billy
Penn State College
Ernie
Vigh
Ballyhoo
Farrel
Overlin
National Boxing Association
Tony Zale
Loose
Newburgh
N. Y
Mike Jacobs
Coyotes Stop McPherson In 72 39 Blowout
Kansas Wesleyan's high scoring team defeated McPherson College 72 to 39 in Salina. The Coyotes led 36 to 18 at halftime and maintained a wide margin despite substitutions. Johnson scored 12 and Bennett 11 for Wesleyan while Wanamaker and French topped McPherson with 10 each.
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Kan
Kansas Wesleyan
McPherson College
Kansas
Wesleyan
Subs
Johnson
Bennett
Wanamaker
French
McPherson
Sports Bits and Local Notes From The Caledonian Record
A collage of sports tidbits and notices including Deak Morse in St Johnsbury, the southern textile tournament in Greenville March 5 8, Joe Archibald and Harry Jeffra boxing talks, coach Adolph Rupp ill with fever, and tributes and transfers in Kansas City Star staff. Also German praise for Lindbergh and Elks bowling scores with upcoming matches.
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St. Johnsbury
Joe Louis
Greenville
S.C
Max Waxman
Harry Jeffra
Baltimore
Joe Archibald
Joey
Jeffra
Dolphrupp Joe Somebody
Providence
Adolph Rupp
U. Kentucky Camers
Bob Stedler
Buffalo Evening News
Mirror Sports Recap of Historical Yankee and NFL Notes
A year ago pitch contracts posted for Bump Hadley Monte Pearson and Arndt Jorgens at Yankee offices. Boston sold Elden Auker to the St Louis Browns. Three years back the Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins 16 to 10 in a Miami football game marked by fights. Five years ago Gene Venzke won the Hunter mile in 4 14.4, beating Joe Mangan in Boston A A events.
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Washington Redskins
Miami
Gene Venzke
Joe Mangan
Hunter Mile
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Notable Sports Fragments and Draft Notes From Midwest Pages
Lone Star lake rises three inches at spillway. county weighs lowering two feet. Kansas and Nebraska football notes include Herb Hartman draft questionaire and Jay Kern deferment. Brooklyn Dodgers owner Dan Topping to Omaha. Midland CPA dinner reports praised food and coach Bill Replogle. Kansas State spring practice set. Wyandotte high boys to Kansas-Nebraska game. Prof. Dickinson retires from Illinois rating system.
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Brooklyn Football Dodgers
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Omaha
Sonja Henie
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Stan Williamson
Oklahoma
California
Wyandotte High
Kansas-Nebraska
Frank Dickinson
Illinois
Bob Burruss
Nebraska
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Denver
Jim Crowley
Notre Dame
Fordham
Bethany Stays in Race With Win Over Ottawa
Bethany college stayed in the Kansas conference basketball race with a 31 to 25 victory over Ottawa. Bethany led 16 to 13 at halftime as Tilburg scored 18 points and Ottawa’s Cowan led in scoring before the game ended.
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Cowan
Overbrook Tops Lyndon in Close Conference Finish
Overbrook defeated Lyndon 25 to 21 to finish conference play for the year. Coach Bob Hunt’s squad sits in second place in the league. Overbrook’s second team won 33 to 14. Hunt’s squad has several more nonconference games ahead.
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Lyndon
Bob Hunt
Overbrook
Hunt
Cyclones to Get Crack at Sooners
Iowa State faces Oklahoma in a Big Six clash after a 36 41 loss to Nebraska. Missouri suffers setback as Kansas State gains with fast break offense. Tiger woes deepen with key injuries and fifth defeat.
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Kansas
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Hoppe in Trouble in World Billiards Meet
Chicago reports Willie Hoppe struggles to maintain his unbeaten world three cushion title as Joe Chamaco of Mexico challenges with a late rally. Chamaco loses 50 to 47 in 54 innings, Hoppe notches his 10th win this tournament and 32nd straight in three world meets. Art Thurnblad defeats Allen Hall 50 to 38 as Hall suffers his second loss. Art Rubin matches the high run with 11 in a 50 to 44 win over Tiff Denton.
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Joe Chamaco
Mexico
Jay Bozeman
Hoppe
Chamaco
Art Thurnblad
Kenosha
Wis
Allen Hall
Hall
Thurnblad
Art Rubin
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Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Jake Schaeffer
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