Lawrence Lions' win seals sixth victory in seven
Lawrence high school earned its sixth win in seven games by defeating Atchison 44 to 21. Dick Tavis led the scoring with 10 points while teammates Gerard and Schaake added early baskets. The Lions pressed the Redmen throughout the game, building a 2-4, then a 16- lead at the half, and pulling away in the final period as Lawrence's defense limited Atchison to 21 points.
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Oklahoma Sooners Eye Big Six Indoor Title in KC
Norman reports Oklahoma Sooners brace for the Big Six Indoor Track and Field Championship at Municipal Auditorium in Kansas City on March 1. Coach John Jacobs enters his 25th year aiming to mold wartime veterans into a strong unit while several Sooner stars showcase new form in a 323 point internal meet.
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Play Offs and Finals Set for June
Play offs and finals are planned for June with events organized west of the dividing line. Details on dates and venues are pending as organizers confirm schedules and participants for the tennis meet and related competitions.
Drake Bulldogs Triumph Over Sooner Aggies
Drake's Bulldogs defeated the Sooners Aggies as John Pritchard led with points in a conference game. It marked Drake's fifth win in six starts, keeping their hopes alive in the conference race.
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Jack Gardner Fouled MD Palle Gin Clashing Dates
Ambiguous text suggests a foul incident involving Jack Gardner and Palle Gin with coach involvement. Details and dates are unclear, making exact context hard to determine.
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Underdogs Rally in Kansas College Circuit Fives Win
In Kansas college basketball, Bethany Swedes sit fifth in the standings as upsets unfold. McPherson loses to Bethany while Baker and Bethel stumble in conference play. James Trek scores 18 for Southwestern as Friends University prepares for a conference clash near Remubiet and Fort Hays.
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Musial’s Rise Amid Baseball’s 1940s Turbulence
The piece recalls Stan Musial’s shifting positions from left field to first base, spring training prompts, and a season of high stakes in baseball’s labor and governance issues. It notes figures like Dyer Slaughter Breebeen and Ed Barrow, plus Buddings around pensions, contracts, and the league’s wage debates.
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