Kansas Faces Nebraska In Final Home Game Tonight
Kansas Jayhawkers, fresh from a 36 18 victory over Iowa State before a large crowd, seek sole lead in the Big Six as they host Nebraska in the season closer. Ray Ebling led with eight field goals and a free throw while Allen Gray and Kappelman aided with sharp passing and defense.
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Spor ts Calendar brings busy week of games and events
Mildly garbled OCR records a packed schedule across towns with mentions of players and venues. Names such as Newitt Kibeketlin and Wunninier Staple appear alongside city locations Molthat city and New York as the calendar hints at matches and tournaments through Thursday to Saturday with regional and college links.
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Grinnell Faces Crucial Clash as MVC Race Heats Up
Grinnell holds a half game edge in the Missouri Valley race after a 46 to 28 win over Tulsa. They visit Creighton in Omaha in a pivotal showdown. Washington seeks to rebound with five conference games, while Drake tops Tulsa in Des Moines and ends the week with a non conference date against Iowa State.
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Kansas college basketball notes and scattered sports items
AP reports scattered items from Kansas college sports including Nebraska 73, Iowa State, and Kansas State results. The piece also mentions Ben Chapman, Yankees outfielder, busy coaching a basketball team, refereeing college games, and farming near Birmingham during the winter.
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Wildcats Dominate Jayhawks In Indoor Track Meet Showdown
Kansas State defeats Kansas 681 to 36 percent at Memorial Stadium indoor meet. Meet records fall in 60-yard dash and hurdles, plus quarter, half, two mile, and shot put events. Jayhawks win shots, high jump, broad jump, and mile relay. Wildcats sweep mile and two mile. Numerous names and marks noted. report outlines standout performances and new records.
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Jug McSpaden Tops Winter Golf Money Winners
Jug McSpaden led the winter golfing money standings after winning the Nassau event with a 286 total and a $1,000 prize. Willia Goggin and Harry Cooper tied for second at 283 and each earned $500, with Ky Laffoon and Demaret tied for fourth at 385 shares, among others.
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Set Ice Hockey Records by St Louis Flyers in Win
The St Louis Flyers set two American Hockey Association scoring records and held first place after beating Oklahoma City 2 to 1. The win allowed St Louis to overtake Tulsa as the season moved forward. Vic Hart named first assistant to SMU football coach Matty Hell, a former athlete at the College of Emporia.
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Kansan favored to win fifth straight Big Six title
Kansas faces a crucial series as Iowa State and Oklahoma meet tonight, aiming to trim the field in the Big Six race. Iowa State recently defeated Oklahoma and Kansas State remains in the mix, with Missouri and Nebraska also vying for position.
Notable Mile and Shot Put Marks at Kamatis Track Meet
Saturday afternoon events at Kamatis featured a mile with eight laps and a 16-lap race, while Rau and Ranga State highlighted the field. Edwyn Dees set a new meet record with a 47 feet 78- inch shot put, though a throw struck a concrete support and fell short of its potential. The meet was staged near improvised track outlines on the east stadium side amid cold conditions.
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Missouri and Kansas State Clash in Dig Six Boxing Meet
In Manhattan tonight the University of Missouri and Kansas State are set to open their Dig Six conference boxing season with a series of bouts. The Tigers face Saint College at Atchison as part of the opening program, promising a nervous night of action.
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Olathe Beats Lawrence 18 10 In Saturday Basketball
Olathe shut Lawrence High to three field goals and four free throws winning 18 to 10 at Olathe Saturday night. Olathe led from the opening tip and built a safe margin through the game as Lawrence rallied early in the second half but could not sustain offense. Guard Anderson dribbled the length of the floor for a late setup just as the final buzzer sounded. Preliminary: Olathe reserves defeated Lawrence second team 22 to 21. Lawrence travels Friday to Ottawa for a colonial conference clash.
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Kansas City Stums at Kansas Iowa State game report
Notes from a Kansas City Stums basketball game at the University of Kansas. Describes defensive plays by Wegner and Kapplan, Wells and Noble scoring near half, and spectacle including demonstrations and table tennis between faculty. Mentions upcoming games vs Nebraska and Ames with Iowa State, Kansas choice of halftime cheerleader tryouts, and a prior season loss by Kansas to Nebraska.
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Oskaloosa Students Return to Studies at KU
Naomi Gragg Olive among Oskaloosa students who have returned to their studies at the University of Kansas after mid semester break. The list notes local residents resuming classes at KU this fall semester.
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Local community notes and church events stream of 1960s era
Local column lists illness among Mrs. Leaverton and several families, a Methodist Sunday school party with a Kansas Day program, and multiple social, church, and school activities. Mentions Topeka hospital, basketball plans, tax and orchard work, Epworth League rally, and various visits. Includes scattered obituaries and travel notes with community names such as Nortonville Winchester McLouth and Topeka.
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