Jayhawkers Fall To Aggies In 55 50 Big Seven Clash
Kansas State beat Kansas 55 to 50 at Nichols Gym in Manhattan. Clyde Lovellette led Kansas with 20 points, while Harman 18 and Stone 11 paced Kansas State. Aggies pull into a three way share of the conference lead with Nebraska and Colorado.
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Lou Little backs free substitution and new blocking rule
Coach Lou Little supports free substitution as in pro football to aid small squads and predicts platoon hysteria will fade as players battle on both sides. He also favors a rule restricting forearm blocking, hoping officials enforce it to cut rough play.
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Tulane eyes Cliff Wells as next season coach
Pat Stark, who scored 60 points for Staunton military academy in Staunton Va, is slated for Syracuse. A Kentucky born coach, Sam Peden, runs a Collegeboro Ga high school with sons Billy Rawdon and Thomas Deal on the hoops squad.
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Billy Deal
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Rival Coaches Hint at Double Dealing
A terse gossip item notes whispers that rivals accuse his cousin Mary Nel and the girl's team of double dealing amid tense competition. No names beyond Mary Nel are confirmed in the readable text.
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Freshmen Grid Mentor Named Iowa Head Coach
Leonard Raffensperger is named the University of Iowa's new head football coach and will lead the freshmen grid mentor program. The selection elevates Raffensperger from the current freshmen coach role to the top position in Iowa football coaching.
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Chicago M A sign on truck reads smart reminder
A local Chicago back-of-truck sign states If you have plans for tomorrow dont hit me today prompting a humorous reminder about delaying plans. The compact message draws attention from pedestrians and drivers in the area.
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Spring Hill Boys Beat Eudora Twice In Narrow Wins
Spring Hill high school basketball defeated Eudora twice on the losers court. The first game finished 37 to 35 and the second 22 to 21 in closely fought matches.
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Meet to Jayhawkers: Kansas Swim Team Defeats Denver 41-34
The Kansas Jayhawkers beat Denver 41 to 34 in a dual at Robinson Gym. Bob Edman starred, sweeping the 100 and 220 yard freestyles and anchoring the winning relay. Kansas top performers included Hawkins and Denny with relay and sprint wins, while diving and backstroke also favored Kansas in a closely contested meet.
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Basketball scores from college and high school games across.*
Basketball scores from Syracuse to Wichita and many Kansas towns. Numerous college results list teams such as Syracuse, NYU, North Carolina State, Duke, Michigan State, Canisiue, Notre Dame, DePaul, Missouri Valley, St Louis, Rockhurst, Baker, Emporia, Kansas, and Missouri Mines with varied outcomes. An Israel note ends the column reporting 239,171 Jewish immigrants arriving in 1949, pushing population past one million.
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Pro Basketball at a Glance Last Night's Results
Indianapolis 86 Philadelphia 67 and Denver 84 Boston 79 show notable wins. Rochester 3 Chicago 4 reflects a low scoring set of games.
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