Kansas Jayhawks Track Meet Highlights and Coaching Debate
Dick Edwards won the mile and then the two mile as Kansas fans cheered a return to form after Don Thompson missed the meeting. Bob Stoland debuted in high jump, clearing 6 feet 1 inch after removing his sweat suit. Timers included Gwinn Henry and Ray Harris while concerns about back trouble limited higher attempts. The report notes heated stadium air and chilly conditions. Bobby Beven tied for first in pole vault at 12 feet 7.25 inches as bar heights rose to 13 feet. F. C. Allen watched Oklahoma A and M and Missouri action as Jayhawks prep for A and M away. The piece also covers faculty scrutiny over Red Littler reinstatement, Sugar Bowl trip permission, and potential guard position changes for Gene Long.
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Bob Stoland
Bob Meade
Gwinn Henry
Glenn Charlton
Guy Keeler
Poco Frazier
Ray Harris
Bill Beven
Johnny Mitchener
Big Six
Red Littler
Nebraska
Littler
N. Y
Missouri
John Munski
New Orleans
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M. A
Baseballers Report Twenty-Seven Men Answer Phog's Call
F C Allens initial call for baseball players drew 27 men at University. Conditioning work starts immediately in the gym. Lettermen included Beims Kresie Thompson Munsinger Wolf Brumback. Freshman returnees Col dren Green Johnston Atwell. Other candidates list two catchers six infielders seven outfielders.
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F. C. Allen
Ramie Beims
Knute Kresie
Louis Thompson
Basman
Dorus’ Munsinger
Paul Wolf
Francis Brumback
Ralph Coldren
Delmar ‘Green
Larry Johnston
Bill Atwell
Dick Pierce
Eugene Alford
Dean Mitchelson
Booner Collins
Steve Meade
Albert Wabannsee
John Kram
Danny Brune
Bill Mahoney
Bill Hogben
Carl Sutton
Franklin Nagle
Dean Marting
Charles Dalrymple
Mose Baringer
Four Records Fall as K. S. Trims K. U. Indoors
Kansas State defeated Kansas University indoors 5644 to 4712 in its opening meet. Four records fell including Bob Stoland high jump 6 feet 1 inch, Hill Beven and John Mitchener pole vault 12 feet 7.25 inches, J. R. Jones broad jump 22 feet 4.35 inches, and Jim Upham 440 yard dash sub 51 seconds. Darden and Stolland led with hurdles and distance wins as Edwards topped miles.
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Weight as big factor in basketball says Phog Allen
Dr. Phog Allen argues weight is nearly as important as height in basketball. He cites Dale Sears as a 210 pound 6 foot 2 inch center who overwhelmed Kansas in the NCAA tournament, and notes Kansas City freshmen weighing 180 to 190 pounds dominating varsity play. He urges equal weight consideration in ratings.
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Dr. Allen
Dale Sears
U.S.C
N.C. A
Altho
Charles Black
Kansas City
Jack Ballard
Don Ettinger
Independence
Ray Evans
Paul Turner
Kan
Ballard
Tigers Find Punch on the Road in 39 24 Win over St Louis
Missouri Tigers, after five defeats in the Big Six, burst past St Louis University 39 to 24 in a non conference game. Missouri closed strong with 15 points in the final seven minutes, boosting confidence for a homestand against Nebraska Kansas State and others. Oklahoma State fell 38 to 23 to Oklahoma A&M as Vern Schwertfeger and J T Newman led the Aggies. Oklahoma next plays Bradley Tech at Peoria Saturday.
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Missouri
Tigers
Bengals
St. Louis University
Pep
Nebraska
Kansas State
Kansas
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Sooners
Oklahoma A. & M
Cowboys
Norman
Hugh Ford
Sooner
Vern Schwertfeger
J. T. Newman
Aggie
Bradley Tech
Peoria
Haskell Sends One Boxer Forward in Golden Gloves
The Haskell Indian boxing team advances one fighter toward the Kansas City Golden Gloves semi finals as William McDonald 126 pounds advances by default after Pete Ruiz Kansas City fighter fails to appear. Bat Cullison 118 pounds loses by knockout to Lloyd Tourtillot and George Suttington 185 pounds defeats Frank Anderson with a technical knockout.
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Pete Ruiz
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Kan
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Joplin
Lloyd Tourtillot
Haskell Boy
George Suttington
Oklahoma and Iowa State Swimmers Here This Week
The University of Kansas swim team hosts two opponents this weekend. Oklahoma tankmen visit at 3 o clock tomorrow and defending champions Iowa State Cyclones challenge the Jayhawks at 8 o clock Saturday.
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Past sports notes recall coaching moves and titles
A year ago Babe Horrell, UCLA coach, signed a five year contract. Larry Mullins left Loyola for St Ambrose. Three years ago Vic Roncheuli and Janet Milne won North American speed skating titles. Five years ago the US hockey team beat Sweden 2 1 in the Winter Olympics finals.
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Associated Press
Babe Horrell
Larry (Moon) Mullins
Loyola
St. Ambrose
Vic Roncheuli
Chicago
Janet Milne
Saranac Lake
United States
Sweden
College Basketball Scores From Various Programs
A mixed set of college basketball results shows North Carolina at 60 over an unnamed opponent, Connecticut Wesleyan 30, Harvard 22, Yale 41, Western Kentucky Teachers 33, Washington and Jefferson 75, Norwich 48, Westminster Alabama 6, Abilene Christian and others posting varied tallies across multiple institutions.
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Army
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Phoneeton
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Periuple
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Pontissivania Oo
North Carolina
Biche Au
Haly Cross
Amherst
Advanian
Georgina Teethwe
Arkansas
Beead
Dartmonthet
Yale
Duquesne
Western Kentucky
Ottawa
McPherson
Washington and Jefferson
St. Vincet
Morningside
Doane
University of Mexico
Norwich
Central
Westminster
Ala
Teosas Wesleyan
Abilene Christian
Whillipa University
Northwestern Oklahoma
Baker
College of Marporia Ob
Lions Host Atchison Redmen Friday In NUKE Race Clash
Lawrence Lions return to their home court to face Atchison Redmen in a Northeast Kansas league game. A pair of games are set with the B team opening at 7 pm and the main contest at 8 15 pm. Lawrence sits third in NUKE, Atchison fifth with Rosedale Wildcats. coach Wener Schanke reports strong conditioning and focus on fundamentals and passing.
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Atchison High Redmen
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Inion
Lions
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Inion Ge
Rosedale Wildcats
Wener Schanke
Glory or Gold in Sight for Howard
Wealthy San Francisco owner Charles Howard faces a choice after Porter's Cap won the Santa Anita derby for 50 000. The mental tug is whether to run for the 100 000 Santa Anita handicap or save the horse for the Kentucky Derby. Howard may also rely on Mioland as his Santa Anita favorite.
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Charlie Howard
San Francisco
Howard
Crack Porter
Cap
Anthony Pelleteri
Bull Reigh
Copperman
Welcome Pass
Porter
Leon
Buddy) Haas
Micland
Mioland
Wind Pleases Texans At New Orleans Open
Texans welcome projected wind at the $5,000 New Orleans open golf tournament while pro-amateur rounds prep for the main event. Jimmy Demaret, Byron Nelson, Harold McSpadden and others discuss wind impact as heavy weather looms, promising tougher play and potential scoring chances.
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P.G.A
Byron Nelson
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Demaret
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San Francisco
Indian Creek
Miami
Fla
Baker Dominates College of Emporia 73 to 31 in Key Win
Baker University blitzed College of Emporia 73 to 31 to tighten the Kansas conference race. Poppe scored 24 points as Baker led 38 to 12 at halftime, with full lineups and missed free throws noted for both sides.
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Lt Brooks
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Weldimer
Ke. Barker
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Wilson
Baker
Beaman Leads Ottawa Past McPherson In Kansas Confab
Ottawa varsity defeated McPherson College 43 to 29 as Bea Beaman of Ottawa University scored 15 points. Beaman sparked a first half rally to turn a 26 21 lead into the final margin, with Holmes of McPherson tallying 13.
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Phillips Oilers Rout Wesleyan In Exhibition Game
Phillips Oilers of Bartlesville Oklahoma defeated Wesleyan of Salina Kansas 61 to 29 in an exhibition basketball game. Wesleyan faded after about ten minutes as Phillips built a lead.
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Salina
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Kansas Wesleyan
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Okla
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Wesleyan
Roundup of sports notes and rumor lane from 1941 era
In New York and across college circles, gossip includes Notre Dame job chatter, Joe DiMaggio and 45 000 dollar conjectures, Dempsey calls from Miami about an ill wife, and Walter Stewart’s guest star remarks. Georgia’s Gas House Gang and Vanderbilt style incidents color Southeastern hoops with Auburn’s guards pushing back. Buck Shaw’s Notre Dame bid, Zivie share of wounds, Loyola New Orleans basketball antics, and Arkansas Razorbacks teased for Garden competition round out a busy, scattered roundup.
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Fort Dix
N. J
Buck Shaw
Santa Clara
Notre Dame
Buck
California
Indiana
Bummy
Mr. Irish
U. of Arkansas Razorbacks
Oklahoma A M wrestlers rout Kansas State in dual meet
Oklahoma A M demonstrated why they hold the national collegiate wrestling championship by limiting Kansas State to one victory in a dual meet. L Porter scored the sole Kansas State win at 165 pounds. final score 21 to 3.
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Manhattan
Kan
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas State
L. Porter
Smith
Hoppe Clinches Near Title in Three Cushion bitter duel
Willie Hoppe again rallied to beat Allen Hall 40 to 48 in 56 innings and gain 14th win in 15 matches while Jay Bozeman fell to Jake Schaefer 50 to 44 in 59 innings to keep the world title chase alive. Schaefer holds second place as Hoppe eyes a share of the title. The Phillip Oilers beat Kansas Wesleyan 61 to 29 in Wichita as Denver travels in the AAU cage clash.
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Willie Hoppe
Allen Hall
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Cal
Jake Schaefer
Hoppe
Welker Cochran
Cue
Joe Chamaco
Hall
Schaefer
Classifieds Promote Quick Results Ad-Taker
Readers respond to the Journal-World classified section as ads invite immediate action. The ad taker notes strong demand for local listings and brisk responses from customers seeking quick results.
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