Nebraska Tackles Missouri Tonight in Big Seven Race
Missouri clings to last place as Nebraska and Kansas State share the lead at 6-2 in the Big Seven. Missouri hosts Nebraska in Columbia after a 1-6 league start. Kansas State faces Missouri at Manhattan as Nebraska pursues a key road swing. Arthur Lonborg, new Kansas athletic director, recalls his Kansas football heroics and long basketball career, highlighting a 7-0 comeback win over Iowa State.
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Bradley and St Louis Clash For Valley Lead In Peoria
Des Moines February 20 Bradley and St Louis two top basketball powers meet in Peoria to decide the Missouri Valley Conference lead. Both clubs enter with 7-1 in the loop and sit atop the standings. Bradley noted 23-3 after a 88-56 win over Wichita while St Louis beat Drake 79-54.
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League President Lets Out a Few Blasts at Minor Leagues
In New York on February 20, minor league clubs are paying major league teams for working agreements. A minor league president predicts many folds without legislation as independent clubs struggle under major league control. St Michael's College records at Winooski, Vermont show more games than wins over 50 years, noted by student editor Jerry Healy who graduates in June.
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College Scores From Around the Nation Today
A long list of college basketball results shows Georgia routing Mercer 69 to 55 while Arkansas State defeated North Carolina State 55 to 6. Other notable outcomes include Syracuse 78 over Colgate 57 and Auburn 65 over Alabama 59. Upsets and overtime thrillers pepper the scoreboard across conferences.
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Washburn Beats Baldwin In Non-Conference Shootout
Washburn trounces Baldwin 52 to 43 in a non-conference matchup. Kenny fgetter scored 18 and McConnell added 13 for Washburn, while Red Gordon and Beckie contributed early in the game. Officials Clarkson and Ervin presided as Washburn held a lead at halftime and outpaced Baldwin in the second half.
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Pay-Off Week Promises Shifts In Central Intercollegiate Race
Fort Hays State leads with 6-2 in the Central Intercollegiate conference asf contenders Fort Hays, Southwestern, Emporia State and Pittsburg square off. Southwestern and Rockhurst visit, while Emporia State host Pittsburg and Oklahoma City. Fort Hays closes with three games including a road date at Pittsburg. Last Saturday Fort Hays beat Rockhurst, Emporia State beat St Benedict’s 69-52, and Washburn defeated Baker 52-43.
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Kansas Wesleyan Eyes Conference Title With Two Key Games
Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes, unbeaten in nine league games, face Bethany at Salina and Ottawa at Ottawa in a crucial stretch. A win over Bethany would secure half the title, while two wins would clinch, as Baker also contends with Bethany and Bethel. Ottawa must sweep remaining foes to stay in the race. Bethany and McPherson also schedule non conference games, with Baker defeated by Washburn 52-43 in their latest outing.
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Oklahoma to appeal Pearson ineligibility at March meeting
Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson said Big Seven action classifying halfback Lindell Pearson as ineligible is routine and will be fought at the March 3-4 conference meeting in Kansas City. He argued Pearson did not transfer, attended Arkansas for only a week, and that wartime four-year eligibility rules were later changed.
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Football insight from coach Peahead Walker and early pro hopes
A collage of sports notes mentions Wake Forest coach Peahead Walker and his blunt honesty about talent discovery. It cites prospective hockey stars from the Atlantic League, Francis Sear a defenseman, and Lynn Pies signed for a Rangers trial. Florida racing lanes and coaching shifts at Tampa VU plus Roy Campanella praised by Ed Barrow appear alongside campus staffing moves and a playful nod to a triple threat back with a family.
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Johnny Palmer Wins Houston Open in $10,000 Event
In Houston, Johnny Palmer captured the $10,000 Houston Open. Five years earlier featherweight champion Wille Pep defended his title in a 15 round bout with Phil Terranova. In New York Tony Penne and Henry Demaret tied for the Western Open Golf title with 29. Norma Tautete was eliminated in the National Women's Tennis tournament by Millicent Hirsh. Charles Jetty was fined $10 in police court for a drunk charge.
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Television for Students Large Video Set Will Be Installed
Memorial Union chairman Ogden Jones says a large television will be bought in two weeks for the Union lobby to seat more students. The board met Thursday in the Palm room to discuss lobby demonstrations and extend Palm room hours for seating and food service. A note on blood clots mentions small clath absorbed normally but possibly dangerous if not addressed.
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