Lions Fall To Emporia In Close EKC Rivalry
Emporia Spartans defeated the Lawrence Lions 25 to 21 in an Eastern Kansas conference game tying both teams for first place. Key players included Penny Goehring Hinshaw and Campbell with late scoring by Stout and Embry, while Lawrence fouled out Penny and Goehring. The Lions’ second unit beat Emporia B 21 to 19 in the prelim.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Emporia Spartans
Lee Garich
Penny
Campbell
Emporia
Jenkins
Weber
Goehring
Emporgia
Embry
Billy Weber
Hinshaw
Spartans
Stout
Pat Green
Lawrence
Obley
Milsap
Green
Lion
Lions
Ottawa-high
Cyclones
Stour
O'Donnell
Frith
Milsay
Ixenne
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Hird
Kenneth Senter
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Willard Trussler
Joe Louis Faces Challenge After Slow Finish
New York notes question Louis's win over Artur Godoy and ponders future heavyweight champ prospects. Rumors fly about Harley McCollum's college fall status, while Durham North Carolina's high cagers ride a 55 game win streak. A film tie in stars Primo Carnero in Rome.
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Harley M’collum
Tulane
Durham
N.C
Arrows Lose Cage Game To Topeka Copper Publications
The Wakarusa Valley Arrows fell 82 to 27 at Haskell against Topeka Copper Publications. After leading 17 to 10 at halftime, Paul Rogers topped the Arrows with seven points as Primeaux R Powless Hare Duffina P Rogers and Coffin saw action. The team stands at three wins and three losses.
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Wakarusa ‘Valley Arrows
Copper Publications
Topeka
Haskell
Arrows
Paul Rogers
Primeaux
R. Powless
T. Hare
Duffina
P. Rogers
Coffin
Sports Mirror Recaps Historic Indoor Vault and Past Track Moments
The column notes world indoor pole vault record by Cornelius Warmerdam in Boston a year ago and Glenn Cunningham winning the Hunter mile in 4 10.8. It also recalls Lou Ambers beating Davey Day in New York three years ago and Fritz Criser renewing Princeton coaching tenure five years ago with Tad Wieman as assistant.
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Associated Press
Cornelius Warmerdam
Boston
A. A
Glenn Cunningham
Lou Ambers
Davey Day
New York Hippodrome
H. C
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
E. E
Tad) Wieman
Bethany Swedes Edge Baker 35 34 In Kansas Conference Tilt
In Lindsborg Kansas on February 10 Bethany Swedes edged Baker University 35 to 34 as Cotton Norburg hit the winning shot in the final 10 seconds Norburg set up the clincher after Tilbergs basket narrowed the margin Bethany led 18 16 at halftime and Baker surged ahead late before the final buzzer
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Lindsborg
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P— Cotton
Kansas Nebraska Dual Indoor Meet Records Listed
Sterling College defeated St Johns College 48 to 31 at home with Sanderson and Klein tied for high honors at 15 points and Eric Sterling adding 13 to lead Sterling. The meet highlighted multiple record times and marks from Nebraska and Kansas athletes across sprints distance hurdles and field events.
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Kansas-Nebraska
Sterling Downs
St. John
Sterling
Kan
Sterling College
St. John’s College
Winfield
Sanderson
Klein
St. Johns
Eric of
Warrior
Jayhawks host Cyclones in Big Six clash at Hoch
Kansas, third place, returns to Big Six play hosting Iowa State at Hoch Auditorium. Cyclones beat Kansas State 82 45 to move to fifth. Gordon Nicholas scored 17 as Iowa State led 25 15 at half. Bob Allen leads KU scoring with 41 points in four league games.
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Eudora
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DeSoto
Guenther
Faetereeere
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Lttncan
Zimmerman
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Ceens O Warmker
Altenbernd
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Himple
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Cab Seane
Noxia
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Iowa State College
Hoch Auditorium
Cyclones
Kansas State
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Iowa State
I-State
Gordon Nicholas
Louis Menze
Bob
F. C. Allen
Bob Allen
Basketball results from across colleges and towns
Sterling 45 St John's College 31 and multiple regional scores list team results from Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa State Kansas State Drake St Louis DePaul Loyola USC Cal Stanford Arkansas SMU etc. Rostered games include Georgia 48 Auburn 47 and California 38 Stanford 36 with many Kansas and Oklahoma area schools showing wins and losses across a wide schedule.
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Drake
St. Louis
DePaul
Loyola
Chicago
Georgia
Auburn
Southern California
Unversity of California
Los Angeles
California
Stanford
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Colorado State
Denver
Peonington State
Oregon State
Utah
Brigham Young
South Dakota State
South Dakota
Friends U
Chilocco
Okla
Indian Institute
Marvyille
Kirksville
St. Benedict's
Emporia State
Colorado Mines
Greeley State
William Jewell
Westminster
Fort Hays
Southwestern
Kan
Louis Victory Dubious To Some In Madison Square Garden
Arturo Godoy challenges Joe Louis in a close 15 round title defense at Madison Square Garden drawing boos and mixed verdicts from 15,675 fans. Judges favored Louis 10-5, 10-5, and one 10-4, with Godoy stunning with a unorthodox inside game and catching the champ off balance.
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New York
Arturo Godoy
Joe Louis
Chile
Madison Square Garden
Louis
John Henry Lewises
Max Schmelings
Tony Galentees
Godoy
Arturo
Tommy Shortell
Arthur Donovan
Associated Press
George Lecron
Tod
Joe
Tommy Farr
Kansas Freshmen Fall Short of Varsity as 68 29 Victory Nets Benefit
University of Kansas freshmen lost to the varsity 68 to 29 in Hoch Auditorium in a tuneup for an Iowa State clash. About 250 fans attended with proceeds aiding Finnish relief and infantile paralysis funds. Ralph Miller led the varsity with 13 points, Bob Allen added 12, while Dick Harp and Bruce Voran started at guards.
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University of Kansas
Hoch Auditorium
Ralph Miller
Bobby Allen
Miller
Ralph
Bob Allen
Howard Engleman
Don Ebling
Engleman
Dick Harp
Bruce Voran
F. C. Allen
Dutch Uhriaub
Hall
Hallberg
Nipper
Sollenberger
Sheridan
Vance Hall
Varsity
Bill Hogben
Bob Johnson
Ebling
Dick Miller
Cunningham
Dr. Allen
T. P. Hunter
Mitchener
Herb Hartman
Whitebeaver Loses in Semi finals of Golden Gloves
Wilbur Whitebeaver of the Haskell Institute lost a decision to Ferman Burton of Kansas City in the 147 pound division. Burton then was stopped by Patsy Ancona in the final round by technical knockout. The region will send nine boxers to the National Golden Gloves finals in Chicago on February 26.
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Wilbur Whitebeaver
Haskell Institute
Kansas City
Ferman Burton
Kansas City Negro
Burton
Patsy Ancona
Missouri
Kansas Cities
Kansas
Bat Cullison
Joplin
Denver Miler
Sedalia
Eddie Hudson
Tony Ortega
Kan
Jack Haley
Ray Smith
Hutchin
Danny Botter
Pittsburg
Gerald White
Hutch
Ferman
Joe Gannon
St. Jose H
Aggie McMillan
Sedala
Ray Standifer
Hutchinson
Ward Berry
St. Joseph
van Parks
Chalk Dixon
K State Athletic Group To Consider Football Coaching Candidates
Kansas State College athletic council met in Manhattan to review applications for head and line football coaching jobs. Athletic Director M F Ahearn said the session aimed to narrow the field and a final choice was not expected at once.
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Acme
Ralph Graham
Kansas State
Bo McMillan
Indiana University
Wes Fry
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College Athletic Council
M. F. Ahearn
Haskell Indians Overwhelmed by Peru Teachers 61 35
The Haskell junior college basketball team lost to Peru Teachers 61 to 35 in Peru Nebraska. The Indians traveled home overnight and will play Bacone Indian School in Muskogee Oklahoma tonight.
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Hastings
York
Bethany
Kan
Baker
Northwestern
Okla
Central
Southeastern
Oklahoma Baptist
Kearney
Wayne
Neb
Midland
Nebraska Wesleyan
Peru
Haskell Indians
Warrensburg
Springfield
Ottawa
Bethel
Culver-Stocketon
Haskell
Muskogee
Bacone
Big Six Scoring Includes Games of February 9
The Big Six standings update highlights scoring from February 9 games across six teams. Key players contributing points and any shifting positions are noted, with emphasis on decisive victories and close contests affecting the league table.
Penn A. C. Meet Highlights Ewell's 50 yd Dash Record
Norwood Ewell, Penn State sophomore and AAU outdoor 200 m champion, tied the 50-yard dash record at the Penn A. C. meet with an even five seconds. Chuck Fenske and Glenn Cunningham traded leads in the mile, but Ewell stole the show with a record-tying dash. Bulace Peacock finished second as Fenske set a new Pennac Mile mark of 4:13.5 before Cunningham's late kick.
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Philadelphia
Glenn Cunningham
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin
Cunningham
Norwood
Barney) Ewell
Penn State
Penn A. C
Ewell
A.A.U
Jo Loomis
Chicago
Mark Ewell
Bulace Peacock
Temple University
Fenske
Kansas
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