Jayhawks Top Cyclones 55 to 40 in Ames Rally Halted
Kansas University beat Iowa State 55 to 40 at the Armory, pulling away after an early 14 point lead. Key figures included Delmar Diercks and Bob Kenney for K U while Iowa State relied on Delmar Diercks and Jim Stange for scoring. Lovellette and Born fouled out for Kansas, Keller closed strong as the Jayhawks extended their Big Seven lead. The game was broadcast by WOI TV.
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Big Seven balance tops in multi-sport view and critique
The Big Seven is lauded as the premier all around league with strong football at Oklahoma and Kansas, top basketball at Kansas and Kansas State, plus solid baseball, wrestling and swimming. Rivalries with Big Ten are discussed, while conference administration and rules come under sharp critique. Feb 29 March 1 meetings are urged to set a better path.
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City Cage News See Westvaco and Gra Vitt's Triumphs
Westvaco defeated Fritzer Jayhawk 37 to 26 and Gra Vitt's downed the American Legion 40 to 35 at the Community Building in a city recreation basketball tournament. Four more games are planned this week with Wednesday’s championship bout and Thursday's City League final. Last night’s box scores listed Fritz Bradley Springer Pearson Moore XM Moore Brand Pulliam and other players for Westvaco with Gravitt's lineup including Nelson Heinrich and Ew.
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Lawrence Junior High Mustangs Rout Ottawa In 32 14 Victory
Lawrence Junior High School defeated Ottawa Junior High 32 to 14 on the Ottawa court yesterday afternoon. The Mustangs led 8 2 in the first quarter and expanded their edge as Joe Malott scored 12 points to lead all scorers, with Joe Eichhorn adding nine. Coach Wilbur Duver praised Malott Eichhorn and Jaydee Stinson for standout play as Lawrence stayed strong on the backboards. Ottawa’s Saballa led the losers with six points. Lawrence played without top scorers Pete Whitenight and Kingsley Baehr due to illness. The next Mustang game is Friday against Highland Park here.
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College basketball scores wrap across many games
Associated Press tally of regional college basketball results shows Michigan State beating Kansas 54 to 93 and Oklahoma A M topping Bradley 69 to 61. Drake defeated Lawrence Tech 69 to 63 while Iowa State edged Michigan 93 to 61. Other scores include Missouri over Oklahoma 59 to 70, Houston over Detroit 13 to 12, and Kalamazoo 62 over Hillsdate 6. Additional entries list Central State over Bluffton 60 to 40, and several small colleges with mixed outcomes across the Midwest.
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Ratings II Knoted Standings Tighten in Big Seven
Kansas City reports a tight Big Seven race with Missouri and Oklahoma tied for third at 3-4-1. Iowa State Nebraska Colorado share fourth at 3-5, Kansas State atop at 6-4. Kansas strengthens second place with a 55-? victory over Iowa State as Clyde Lovellette fouls out early and Missouri beats Oklahoma 56-50 at Columbia to force a three-way tie for third.
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Indiana
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Idaho
Conference scramble heats up with Kansas State Missouri rematch
Sooner slipping past in Norman. Colorado climbs from cellar with a late surge to beat Nebraska 85 to 67 in Boulder. Kansas State hosts Missouri in Manhattan after beating them 55 to 52. Kansas meets Nebraska in Lawrence while Oklahoma A&M visits Norman and Creighton travels to Ames. Missouri benches Wilfong and Helms for scholastic ineligibility.
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Dukes End St Bonaventure Unbeaten Run In Close 69 63
Duquesne University handed St Bonaventure its first defeat in 11 games, 69 63, to remain the nation's only unbeaten major college basketball team. Ed Melvin’s Bonnies battled hard and featured sore top scorer Bob Sasore who fouled out in the fourth quarter. Duke coach Dudley Moore praised the Bonnies defense and the tough battle, while Melvin downplayed the loss saying Duquesne is strong but his team remains capable.
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Oslo Winter Olympics Open Afloat On Snow Push
Oslo aims to open the winter games as scheduled despite snow worries. Norwegians deploy 300 soldiers to haul and spray water to coat the courses as sub freezing temps ice over. The women's time race is postponed to Sunday to free workers for course readying. The bobsled event is set, with Germany’s Ostler and Nieberl as favorites to defend the title.
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Haskell High Oaiiters To Play at Osage City
The Haskell High Institute boys basketball teams will travel to Osage City for a pair of games against Ruskin High. The contests were scheduled for last Friday night, with Ruskin, Missouri, High listed as opponents.
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Braves edge Osage City in close 46 to 41 tilt
The Braves defeated Osage City 46 to 41 in a tight game as two A teams played at Haskell. First night of the week Haskell hosts Chilageo Indian School for two games, but the event was canceled due to influenza at the local school.
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Chilageo
Post Season Play Survey A Possible NCAA Project
Chicago Feb 12 The NCAA executive committee studies a nationwide survey of postseason competitions and financing. The extra-events committee will conduct the survey and can not finalize new bowl game contracts during 152. The survey aims to measure athletic pressures driving subsidies and recruiting in post season contests across football basketball track and other sports. It will inform proposed legislative action for the NCAA convention next January.
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Larry Watson Wins Surprising Victory Over Bascom
Larry Watson of Omaha stunned Bascom with an upset victory last night at the Rainbo Arena before a crowd of about 1,000. Watson, a rising heavyweight contender, scored a decisive eight round win in Chicago.
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Larry Watson
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Watson Wins Unanimous Decision in Sixth Straight Victory
Watson extends streak with a unanimous decision over Bascom after landing six straight rounds. Bascom suffered knockdowns in the sixth and eighth rounds as Watson dominated the Omaha challenger, with Bascom forced to absorb a mandatory count and staggered repeatedly. The bout, originally set for February 27 in St. Louis, was postponed amid an unsettled finish.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT ne the finst Morey arora Bellan 1Gt
Unable to decode reliable facts from the damaged OCR text. Summary focuses on scattered names and places, with no clear event, outcome, or dates to report in a concise, factual card. Entities include Washington New York Orleans Irish Bobby Lloyd Knight Ben Williams and others, but no coherent narrative emerges.
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Ben Wiliams
Lawrence High Loop Scores Reported
Lawrence High League games last night at Lawrence High and Haskell gyms saw Cubs defeat Warriors 50 to 22, Puds beat FFA 47 to 38, Braves top Little Lions 3% to 22, and Alstars outscore Grey Eagles 53 to 2.
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