Bulldogs Bow Wolves 87 Lions 43 In Kansas City
Wyandotte built a big lead after halftime and dominated Lawrence 87 to 43. Bill Boyer led the Bulldogs with 21 points while Ted Nieder paced the Lions with 14 before fouling out late. Charlie McCue and Bob Richards struggled for three points each.
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Jayhawker Coach Sikes Sees Spring Practice Starts March First
Kansas coach J Sikes outlines spring drills under Big Seven limits with 20 days of practice and plans to start March 1 1952 He aims to trial new player positions while keeping the T formation as the base offense Plus he notes players academic clearance and recruiting rule debates in the conference affecting spring plans
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Roofers Rally Topeka Victory In Close Hayden Gym Win
Roofers of Topeka, Stevenson Toofers, improved to 36-2 after a 60-57 comeback over Winter Chevrolet of Lawrence at Hayden High. Otto SchneNbacher led with 16 points, Jerry Brown-/Inss added 21 for Winter. Earlier, the Routers defeated Air Installation at Forbes Air Force Base 77-61, while John J. Lovellette, father of KU star Clyde Lovellette, was hospitalized for a skin ailment in St. Luke's Hospital.
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Kansas University
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Forbes Air Force Base
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University of Kansas
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Tongany Tonganoxie Dominates Local Tourney Final
Tonganoxie High School captured the four-team local area basketball tournament title at the Community Building by defeating Vinland 69 to 28 in Saturdays championship. Lecompton beat Potter 80 to 36 for third place, and the Tonganoxie junior team topped Lecompton reserves 42 to 24 to seal the second crown.
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Russell Warns Kansas Will Be Tough In 1952 Season
Coach H. N. Russell told his Southwest Conference grid squad in a recent meeting that Kansas will be stronger in 1952 and warned that the game against Kansas will not be a pushover.
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Mangle the Cats at Wildcat Fieldhouse Indoor Meet
Kansas University athletes led a first indoor meet at Manhattan as the Jashawkers swept mile and two mile events, setting seven meet marks while the Purple Panthers posted four. Corky Taylor from Southeast High School set a school record in the 60 yard hurdles and challenged the Big Seven indoor records, with Jim Floyd and Thane Baker also delivering standout performances in pole vault and sprints.
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Kansas athletes sweep events at big meet setting several new marks
The report lists multiple top Kansas finishes across running and field events. Wes Santee and Herb Semper lead mile with strong times, Darrell Mathes sets a new 60-yard dash meet record, Larry Marsh wins shot put, Thasweaker tops 44-yard dash for K State, and Buzz Frazier plus R. Smith highlight the broad jump. 69-yard low hurdles see Corky Taylor win for K State as records fall in several events.
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Kansas
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Ll Koby
al Tues
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Koh DeVinney
Kansas athletes set meet records in old and new marks
Adolph Mueller of Kansas and Jim Ford highlight a track meet with a new meet record surpassing Ed Tarden and Joe Knappenberger marks. A two way tie between Tom Machin of Kansas State and Herman Wilson of State produces a new meet record time, surpassing the old 12 44 set by Jack O Hara in 1940.
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Kansas
Ed Tarden
Joe Knappenberger
Jim Ford
Kansasi
Beuween Tom Machin
K-State
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State
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