Slow deliberate offense vs fast clashing in KU A&M game
The article analyzes KU and A&M basketball tactics, noting that a slow offense works when ahead but falters when trailing. It highlights Reece Hing and Lew Johnson's improved play, Johnson's rebounding and scoring, plus Phog Allen’s adjustments and other KU players' progress. It also mentions Wilt Chamberlain and Bud Birler as future topics.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities Reported
Holyoke and Detroit bouts feature Sammy Walker stopping Moses Ward while Joey Giar dello halts Andy Mayfield in Miami Beach. Randy Turpin earns a decision over Ray Schmitt after Schmitt is disqualified in the eighth round for holding.
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Springfield
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Detroit
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Philadelphia
Andy Mayfield
Miami
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England
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Great Britain
Ray Schmidtt
Queenburg
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Pioneers and Cyclones Battle for NEKL Crown
The NEKL race narrows as Leavenworth and Ottawa share top billing after Leavenworth’s 68 55 win over Ottawa. Ottawa had defeated the Pioneers 62 61, leaving a tight four game slate with Ottawa at Argentine and Leavenworth at Atchison plus Lawrence hosting Highland Park.
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Northeast Loop Picture League Standings and Upcoming Games
Lawrence leads the Northeast Kansas loop with Argentine, Leavenworth, Ottawa, Atchison and Highland Park in pursuit. Weekly results show Argentine edging Bhawnee Mission, and Ottawa, Leavenworth, and Topeka posting wins. Upcoming highlights include Highland Park at Lawrence and Leavenworth at Atchison as title race tightens among the top clubs.
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Cyclones Favored Over Redmen in Kansas City Duel
In Kansas City the Cyclones rely on Roger Cassid Ted Brill Fred Harder and Fred Kaiser to overpower a Redmen squad led by H. C. Palmer while Ottawa battles Argentine and Bob Castenada. The balanced Cyclones are expected to win easily.
Bowling Notes in CFCA League Standings and High Scores
In CFCA play Ammonia took four points with a 82s game and 2234 team score, Chuck Lanning leading Ammonia with 51s in Ind Hi 44. Nitrate edged Nitric Acid three points as Hill Whitehead posted Ind Hi 30 and a 203. Team standings show Nitrate 12 38, Maintenance 4 3, Ammonia 4 3, with season highs including Ind Hi 10 by Hester of Ammonia at 223 and Ind Hi 30 by Ross of Nitrate at 311.
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Jones Seeks Upset in Chicago Boxing Showdown
Jones the Yonkers contender challenges middleweight champion Bobo Olson in a nontitle 10 rounder at Chicago Stadium televised by CBS. Olson, 26, is unbeaten in 18, with 66 bouts, while Jones fights to land a title shot later. Jones, 26, vows inside work and a hard press, insisting he can derail Olson. The bout comes as Olson defends title credentials after recent defenses against Gavilan, Castellani and Langlois.
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Tiger) Jones
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Japan to OK trade barter plan
Japan announces it will soon authorize barter trade as part of new economic policy. Officials confirmed readiness to permit exchanges of goods without cash, aiming to boost domestic industries and foreign exchange resilience.
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Ottawa Beats McPherson And Bethel Takes Baker
Ottawa defeats McPherson 77 65 as Bethel defeats Baker 63 53 in Kansas Conference action. McPherson struggles at 1 11 while Ottawa sits atop the league at 10 1. In Newton Baker’s Swede Malm leads with 24 points while Bethel’s Eck adds 16. Central Conference was idle.
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College of Emporia Bethany Featured in Sole Tournament Match
A lone game was scheduled tonight between College of Emporia and Bethany. A fragment mentions a spool of cotton known in England, with no further game details or context.
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