Kansas Aggies Hold Lead as Big Seven Tightens Race
Kansas and Colorado battled to an overtime thriller as Lovellette scored 21 in the first half and the Buffs edged Kansas 50 46 in Boulder. Nebraska beat Missouri while Oklahoma topped Iowa State as Kansas State and Nebraska race for the conference lead.
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Plans Move Toward a New Training Site in Wisconsin
Plans are made for a new training site as college All-Stars prepare for next fall. The piece notes American runners' historic drought in long-distance Olympic events, highlights Curt Stone Fred Wilt and Horace Ashenfelter’s recent sub-nine-minute two-mile feat, and mentions Duke and Penn State athletes, boxing stars, and upcoming monogram tournaments and charity bouts. It references Bartow Lions Club efforts and traditional winter sports events, plus other college and professional notes from 1956 coverage.
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Mustang junior highs overwhelm Olathe 40 14 in league clash
Lawrence junior high Mustangs pulled away from a 4 4 start to a 40 14 victory over Olathe here yesterday. Charles McCue led with 15 points, followed by Bob Preston 8 and Fritzell Malotti Martin and others contributing. The second team beat Olathe 17 15. Mustangs face Leavenworth Thursday.
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Yankee Coach Art Fletcher Dies at 65 in Los Angeles
Art Fletcher former Yankee coach of 18 years died of a heart attack in Los Angeles at 65. A Giants star turned coach, he joined New York in 1927 and declined a manager’s job to remain a coach. He guided baselines with sharp wit and helped shape two eras in New York baseball. He will be buried in Collinsville Illinois.
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Plans to expand Johnson League in Kansas
Wichita Feb 7. The Kansas Ban Johnson league moves to enlarge the amateur baseball circuit. First time entrants will avoid the franchise fee after the executive committee decision at the loop’s annual meeting. Past members include Baxter Springs Garden City Great Bend and others with leadership reelected.
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Kansan Couple Hurt In New Mexico Plane Crash
A Kansas couple Ernest Huscher and Ruth Huscher of Concordia escaped serious injuries when their light plane crashed about five miles from Carlabad Caverns in New Mexico. Both were treated by a doctor and not seriously hurt. The plane was destroyed after plunging through two high foothills as the couple were returning from Acapulco, Mexico.
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Laundry Refresher for perspiring skin
A simple tip recommends chilling a hazel based solution to wipe face and hands when you drone. Repeated sponging helps dry perspiration and keeps skin cool.
Hackney to Return Next Fall for Aggies football
Kansas State fullback Gerald Hackney will miss this semester due to knee injury and financial issues but plans to return for the 1950 season. Coach Ralph Graham says Hackney is not ruled out and may be eligible next year. Hackney played a strong game at the season's start before his October knee injury.
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Pestern Moundbuilders help tilt race with 41 37 win
Port Haya State moved into first place in the Standinga by beating Pittsburg State 41 37 in a pivotal SC C basketball clash. Southwestern and Fort H ages also rose into title contention with 3 3 and 6 2 league marks respectively. Pittsburg trailed 23 12 at halftime as Danny Kahler led Southwestern with 15 points.
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Sports Mirror report on suspensions and contracts
A year ago the New York State Athletic Commission suspended Rocky Graziano for failing to report a $100,000 bribe. Bes Emmett Mueller and Monte Tearon are noted in connection with contracts, while Doug or Joe Dilfaccio’s status remains unclear. The report reflects AP style and era.
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Brite Otter
Emmett Mueller
Rijate Ain Entra Infisider
Germany
Monte Tearon
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Governor Earl Long Improves After Heart Attack in Winnfield
In Winnfield Louisiana on February 7 Governor Earl K Long has begun a long rest at Winnfield General Hospital after a heart attack Fr id ay. His wife reports a distinct improvement in the governor's condition and says his illness may not be as severe as first feared.
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