Jayhawks Enter Big Six Second Round at Kansas State
Kansas faces a rocky road in the Big Six second round with a Tuesday game at Manhattan against Kansas State after a home sweep in the first round. The Jayhawks, led by Bob Allen and Bruce Voran, seek to rebound from a 24-22 loss to Oklahoma A and M as Howard Engleman and John Kline shine in Stillwater.
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Sports Mirror Highlights Historical Track and Boxing Notes
The column recounts past sports milestones from 1 000 yard record at Seton Hall to two mile races and a 15 round heavyweight bout in Chicago. It notes Bobby Boritan, Glenn Cunningham, Tommy Deckard and Don Lash as contemporaries and recalls James Braddock Joe Louis interactions plus a Yankees contract milestone referencing Jon Gehriz and a 23 000 figure.
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Kansas State Swimmers Defeat Jayhawker Team 52 to 32
Kansas State defeats Kansas in a season-opening meet, six events won by K State four meet records and one pool mark. Marshall Tower led with 13 points, H Novak added 12, while Stover and Cre ed also starred in multiple events. The Jayhawks face Washington University of St Louis next.
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Pi West Association Sets 140-Game Schedule
Joplin Missouri February 19 Opening May 1 and closing September 2 for 140 game seasons all clubs attend Fort Smith Arkansas and Salina Kansas not represented at meeting yesterday Schedule arrangements made by representatives of all clubs other than Fort Smith and Salina for the coming baseball campaign
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Missouri Defense Leads Big Six Title Bid
Missouri tops the Big Six in defense with a 29 point average as guards John Lobsiger and Martin Nash steady the backcourt. Oklahoma trails after a one point loss to Missouri, while Nebraska and Iowa State struggle against the Tigers. Town State visits Columbia as Oklahoma prepares to face Oklahoma A&M in a 20 game win streak context.
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Lawrence Promoters Fall In Season Opener
Lawrence colored Promoters lost their first game of the season Saturday night to Leavenworth high colored panics. The final score was 39.
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Snow Delays Bethel Bethany Basketball Game
The Bethel and Bethany colleges basketball game postponed by heavy snow. Roads blocked delayed the Saturday schedule. new date set for February 27.
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Jayhawks eye crown as final Missouri bid looms
Kansas University faces five conference tests in a push to reclaim the Big Six title. Missouri leads the league with a slim margin and could clinch by sweeping Iowa State and Kansas, while Kansas must win five straight, including Missouri, to force a championship scenario. Tickets sold for the Kansas Missouri game, field-house dreams surface amid athletic dept concerns, and campus sports chatter notes eligibility woes and upcoming events.
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Kansas Trackmen Meet Tigers In Indoor Dual Meet
Kansas coach Bill Hargiss aims to challenge Missouri in the annual indoor dual meet at Columbia. Jayhawks rely on standout performances by capt. Ray Harris, Dick Edwards, Don Thompson, and rising stars like J. R. Jones, Darrell Mathes, and Bill Greene after solid showings in the Kansas State clash.
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Wes Ferrell Wins Golf Title in Tampa 2-1 Final
Wes Ferrell Brooklyn pitcher won the 36 hole final against Jack Russell 2 to 1 to capture the annual Florida golf tournament in Tampa. The event drew top players including Bucky Walters Joe Medwick and Judge Landis attended with Nick Altrock providing entertainment. Ferrell edged Paul Derringer in the semi finals and showed strong putting. the tournament plans to move to St. Petersburg as a tentative host next year.
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Ferrell Wins Weekend Golf Title in Narrow Victory
Wes Ferrell of the Brooklyn Dodgers defends his championship with a 2 and 1 victory over Jack Russell in the annual golf tournament. The match was part of a weekend sports roundup spanning major events from Tampa to Santa Anita.
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Roundup of boxing and sports chatter from New York
A collection of sports notes mentions Arturo being polished for South American markets, Red Sox payroll debates over Dom DiMaggio, and ironies in boxing with Joey Archibald and Jimmy Perrin in New Orleans. It also notes Mike Jacobs seeking control of Junior Munsell, Sonja Honey’s age dispute, Olinder Trotter as Louis sister-in-law, and amateur tennis contenders in Miami. Michigan State reports twin athletes across sports.
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Quar terback notes and unsigned gridiron tales from Texas
Walter Stewart recalls Benny McCoy birthday cake joke for Judge Landis and 1938 football fame for Davey O’Brien. Texas Christian backs under 160 pounds seek a standout, Wilfred Hetzel stars in Indiana basketball, and Buffalo editor Bob Stedler earns a plaque for aiding youth sports. Recession note mentions Jack Suydam joins Atlanta after Farm hands approval. he signs without fee.
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Westerly High Sharks Rout Stonington In Buzzer Beater?
The Westerly high cage team crushed arch rival Stonington 158 to 12. In 1918 Westerly defeated Stonington 122 to 0 in football, prompting a taunting reply from Stonington.
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Table Tennis Champions Crowned in Kansas Open
Pi-Joe Camero of Omaha won the men's singles and Helen Baldwin of Des Moines triumphed in the women’s singles at the Kansas open table tennis tournament held February 9 in Topeka.
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Indians Drop One to Conception Blue Jays
The Conception college Blue Jays defeated Haskell junior college 46 to 29 on their home court. Irving Littlethunder led Haskell with 18 points while Kearney for the Blue Jays had 19. The Indians were held to a single point by halftime and never challenged.
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Abolish Ban Johnson Teams in Kansas City
Leon Lundblade announcing the abolition of the Ban Johnson Baseball League in America says the Kansas City B J league is dissolved for not complying with National League regulations. Peter B Lapetina defends local control, challenging Lundblade's national president claim and authority.
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Golfing The Snow Clears at Lawrence Country Club
The Lawrence Country Club shows fairways clear with greens in excellent shape as frost thaws. Ten players joined for nine or eighteen holes including Greer Wallace John King Dr J M Mott and Earl Farris. Wayne McCoy traveled from Parsons. Chick Pontius attends a greenskeepers meeting in Kansas City.
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Week Likely Until K State Names New Head Coach
Manhattan Feb 19 UP M Mike Ahearn Kansas State athletic director returns from surveying head coach applicants. He may announce within a week after presenting findings to the college athletic council. Ahearn cites conversations with Melvin Traube Henry Frnka Ralph Graham and Marty Karow as part of the search.
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