Big Six race and Kansas team changes hint at next season
Bill Hargiss predicts Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma in that order for the Big Six finish. Kansas Coach Gwinn Henry faces gaps after losing guards Kern and Hartman, with possible new starters among Fluker Hill Shaw Svoboda twins and Renko returning.
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Bill Hargiss
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Maurice Cannady
Central Gym
Northwest
Kansas City
Engleman
Kansas
Jay Kern
Herb Hartman
Uncle Sam
Soring
Jonquils
Gwinn Henry
Bob Fluker
Don Hill
Rex Shaw
Svoboda Twins
Floyd
Lloyd
Twins
Paul Hardman
Steve Renko
John Brownell
Ralph Childs
Joe Crawford
Ray Craft
Bill ‘Norris
Harold van Styck
Gwinn
Vie
All-Time All Big Six Forwards and Guards Named
The piece lists Ray Ebling of Kansas and Jim McNatt of Oklahoma as forwards with Frank Groves of Kansas State at center and Bud Browning of Oklahoma along with Fred Pralle of Kansas as guards. It ranks three year scoring marks, notes conference records, and cites other notable players across Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa State, Kansas, and Oklahoma with commentary on selections and omissions.
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Ray Ebling
Kansas
Jim Stewart
Oklahoma
Jack Flemming
Iowa State
Tony Bishop
Frank Groves
Kansas State
Homer Wesche
Red Pralle
Omar Browning
Norman Wagener
Missouri
Bill Martin
Deorma Wahlquist
Netroaska
Ted O' Leary
Tee Connelley
Jick Roadcap
John Cooper
Heb Blahnik
Marshall Craig
Morris Fisher
Nebraska
Don Maclay
Waldo Werner
Bill Johnson
Herb Scheffler
Rob Parsons
Francis Kappelman
John Lucbsiger
Steve Hoku
Jim McNatt
Bud Browning
Fred Pralle
Tom Bishop
Groves
Bruce Drake
George Edwards
Norman Wagner
Wacner
George Wahlquist
Harry Sorensen
Steve Hoakus
Bob Parsons
Henry Whitaker
Ad Lewandowski
Walter Henrson
Paul Amen
Harvey Grace
Bud Parsone
Frosty Cox
Ted O'Leary
Lee Page
Milt Allen
Rob Thomson
Ray Noble
Dick Wells
Paul Harrington
Paul Rogers
John Los
Alex Nigro
Allen Burns
Rus Boyd
Anthony Shradski
Richardson
Tom Churchill
Andy Beck
Percy Main
Marvin Mesch
Erwin Bross
Hoppe Finally Falls But Still Favored In Billiards Title
Willie Hoppe lost to Welker Cochran 60 to 40 in a decisive three cushion match. Hoppe now has 13 wins and one defeat, narrowing the title race to Hoppe Bozeman and Schaefer as final rounds loom. Cochran remains alive mathematically, with Rubin beating Lookabaugh in the day’s highlights.
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Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Cochran
Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Cleve
New York
Schaefer
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Bozeman
Hall
Rubin Deneg Earle Lookabaugh
James N Stahley Named Brown U Football Coach
Cambridge Massachusetts February 12 Harvard athletics director William J. Bingham announced James N Stahley an assistant football coach at Harvard had been appointed head coach at Brown University to replace Titus McLaughry who resigned to become head coach at Dartmouth
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Cambridge
Mass
William J. Bingham
Harvard University
James N. Stahley
Harvard
Brown University
Titus” McLaughry
McLaughry
Dartmouth
Basketball Results From Across The States
A roundup of scores from colleges and high schools with teams like Ohio Marietta Pittsburgh Auburn LSU Duke Virginia Texas Texas Aggies Loyola Chicago Johns Hopkins in action. Also notes a Clay Center Legion stand against bonus extensions and Kansas Golden Gloves quarter finals tonight.
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Ohio
Marietta
Pittsburgh
Westeronnsia
Tordham
Colgate
Auburn
Louisiana State
Washington and Lee
Duke
Virginia
William and Mary
Florida
Georgia
Texas Aggies
Texas Christian
Taxax Mines
Arizona
Loyola
Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Kansas City
Kansas
Sooners on Spot for Big Rivalry Night
Kansas City February 12 Oklahoma and Missouri prepare for key clashes despite non conference status. Oklahoma seeks revenge on Oklahoma Aggies in Stillwater while Missouri battles injuries and academic suspensions that hit their lineup. Arch Watson and Keith Bangert miss Illinois rematch and Herb Gree is banged up from the Kansas State game.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Missouri
Sooners
Oklahoma Aggies
Stillwater
Tigers
Billikens
St. Louis University
Hank Iba
Aggies
Norman
Ryin
Columbia
St. Louis
Arch Watson
Keith Bangert
Herb Gree
George Edwards
Kansas State
Santa Anita Derby Promises Wide Open Mile and Eighth
Los Angeles February 12 16 of three year olds race in the seventh Santa Anita Derby a 50000 stake with Cap favored at 5 to 2 as Seabiscuit and Kayak II spark historic bets Dirt track ranges from muddy to heavy as contenders Nasca Reigh Good Turn Valdia Groom Swain Maiden Pirate Copperman Staretor Transfigure Armitice Buckhorn Creek Havana Lad Madigama compete for Kentucky Derbyшу post time 6 15 pm.
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Turf Club
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Cap
Seabiscuit
Kayak II
Nasca
Reigh
Good Turn
Valdiia Groom
Long Shot Bettors
Swain
Maiden
Welcome Pass
Fairymant
Lawrence Barker
Pirate
Copperman
Staretor
H.S. Nesbitt
Transfigure
Armistice
Buckhorn Creek
Havana Lad
Madigama
Storm in Senate Over Game Bills
In Topeka the state forestry commission faced a stormy Senate session over nine proposed hunting, fishing and recreational regulation bills. One bill creating a 50 cent annual state park license was killed. another would not require hunting and fishing permit holders to buy the new license. amendments curbed police search powers and equipment confiscation. The third measure, extending licenses to youths under 16 and seniors over 70, was debated and then the provision for these groups was struck out.
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Topeka
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Senate
Morris Johnson
Salina
William D. Reilly
Leavenworth
Harry Warren
Fort Scott
Elmer Euwer
Goodland
State Commission
Euwer
Forestry, Fish and Game Committee
The
Game Commission
Kirke W. Dale
Arkansas City
Warren
Lawrence Junior High Tops Liberty Memorial Cubs
Maurice Cannady led Lawrence Junior High to a 21 to 16 victory over Liberty Memorial Cubs yesterday.
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Cannady
Lawrence High Cubs
Maurice
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High Cubs
Golf title playoff recalls Nelson Hogan clash at Texas Open
AP notes Byron Nelson defeated Ben Hogan in a playoff for the Texas open, both finishing at 271. The item recalls the 1940s era rivalry and the playoff winner in the famous event.
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Associated Press
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Abe
Glenn Cunningham
Hunter
Boston
A. A
Jim Herbert
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee
Spring Hill tops Eudora in two league basketball games
Spring Hill Broncos, leading the Little Seven, defeated Eudora Cardinals 28 19 in the first game and 26 22 in the second at Eudora. Eudora reserves fell 26 22 while the varsity comeback marked a 28 19 win. Eudora heads to Tonganoxie Friday.
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Broncos
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Tonganoxie
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H. Land
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Brown
Roundup of sports notes and bets from New York
New York sports roundup reports gamblers backing Joe Louis over Gus Dorazio with $150 bets and $5 wagers. It notes Giants baseball brochure as classy, possible Morley Jennings to Texas Tech, Jimmy Wilson’s trophy in Boston, Whizzer White back at Yale law, Fidel La Barba story credit, King Levinsky selling lighters and razors, a Florida high school guest invitation affecting a campus game, Buddy Knox vs Melio Bettina slated, North Dakota U scoring 19 in a game, Canzoneri Leonard boxing tour, Mickey O’Brien on minutes played, Benny Leonard in reverse, Bob Pierce of Marquette described as a kind man with misaligned organs.
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Joe Louis
Gus Dorazio
Giants
Southwest
Morley Jenninson
Baylor
Texas Tech
Sports Bulletin
Whizzer White
Yale Law School
Fidel la Barba
King Levinsky
Chicago Loop
Florida
Buddy Knox
Melio
Iola College Beats Haskell Indians in 62 34 Victory
Iola Junior College overwhelmed Haskell Indians 62 to 34 after a 37 point first half. The halftime tally stood at 37 to 29, marking Iola’s seventh straight win.
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Indian Jaco
Iola
Iola Junior College
Swamp Haskell Indians
Nebraska Swimmers Beat Kansas State in Lincoln
Nebraska defeated Kansas State college 48 to 36 in a swimming meet held in Lincoln on February 12, with strong performances boosting the home team's win.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Kansas State College
Cubs Close to Spring Training Despite Holdouts
Chicago Feb 12 The Cubs expect all players to report for spring drills at Catalina Island despite 16 unsigned among 36 rostered. Manager Jimmy Wilson says holdouts will attend, listing Stan Hack Billy Herman Hank Leiber Bill Nicholson Lou Novikoff Bill Lee Vern Olsen Charles Root and Lou Stringer among those not yet signed.
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Chicago Cubs
Jimmy Wilson
Jimmy Gallagher
Wilson
Catalina Island
West Coast
Gallagher
Philadelphia
Stan Hack
Billy Herman
Hank Leiber
Bill Nicholson
Lou Novikoff
Bill Lee
Vern Olsen
Charles Root
Lou Stringer
Gardner predicts Kansas to win Big Six with ISU rival as strong runner-up
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner sticks with KU as the Big Six favorite though Iowa State appears strongest among K States foes. He cites ISU balance hustle and depth while noting Nebraska Oklahoma Missouri and Kansas State as threats. Gardner praises Don Fitz and Sidney Held at Nebraska and expects Missouri to stumble at Columbia. He notes K State relies on defense and hustle with no standout scorer, yet contends the race remains unsettled as leaders win tight games.
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Jack Gardner
Kansas University
Iowa State
Kansas State
K. U
K-State
Howard Engleman
Gardner
Cyclones
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Towa State
Sooners
Don Fitz
Sidney Held
Columbia
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