Holy Cross Keeps Its Cage Slate Clean
New York and Lawrence reports describe Holy Cross remaining unbeaten with a 71-63 win over Boston College, boosting their 26th straight victory and 23rd this season. Bob Cousy scored 22 with 14 straight free throws as Columbia beat Harvard and La Salle, Saint John’s, and NYU played in Madison Square Garden. NC State crushed North Carolina to win the Southern Conference regular title. Arkansas led in the Southwest. Texas A&M edged Texas Christian in overtime. Oklahoma State beat Wichita. San Francisco beat San Jose State.
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Rice
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Texas Christian
Baylor
Texas
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San Francisco
San Jose State
Kansan Wesleyan clinches Kansas conference race with 90 63 win
Kansas Wesleyan defeated Bethany 90 63 in Salina to claim a strong hold on the Kansas conference lead as Don Anderson poured in 26 points. Ottawa lurks in second place with a 9 2 mark and Fort Hays won big at Hays to stay near the top of the central conference standings.
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Kansan Wesleyan
Fort Haye State
Hays
Fort Hays
Emporia State
Southwestern
Kansas
Pittsburg State
Northeastern Oklahoma
Sterling College
Friends of Wichita
Bowling notes reflect league results and high scores
In the Thursday night Women s league Adelanes swept Reeves Grocery while Iadium Five took two from Poehler Mercantile. Tonganoxie Standard Oil defeated Drakes Bakery and Tonga No. 2 beat Todd Insurance. Blue Mill lost twice to Fritzer Locker and Winter Chevrolet beat Round Corner. Nellie Griffeth of Adelanes led with Hi 10 189 and Hi 80 1585. Round Corner posted Hi 10 729. Adelanes Team Hi 80 2115. Team standings show Adelanes 39 4, Winter Chevrolet 39 24, Round Corner 30 8, Reeves Grocery 23 40, Todd Insurance 45.
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Wedding at Bedside as Son Marries at Hospital
In Los Angeles on February 22, Ermal Osborne, age 30, wed Katherine Perdew, 22, at his mother's bedside in General Hospital tuberculosis unit. The ceremony drew forty nurses, patients and doctors with bridesmaid, best man, cake and decorations, while Mrs. Floyd Osborne had missed three family weddings due to her illness.
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Los Angeles
Floyd Osborne
General Hospital
Erma Osborne
Ermal
Katherine Perdew
Alta Lamu
Ski jumping champion Peter Hugsted wins national title
The report notes Peter Hugsted of Norway won the national ski jumping championship at Balt Lake Cit a year ago. Five years back Milt Burn Youle Browne’s outfielder was rejected for military service. Sweepidaw won the Santa Anita derby while Freighthender signed a 190k contract.
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Two New Postal Routes Out of Kansas City Inaugurated
Two highway postal routes will be inaugurated from Kansas City Missouri in late March. One route will run to Joplin Missouri along US 71, and the other to Neodesha Kansas with routing to be decided. Daily truck pickups and deliveries will continue to maintain service as rail short lines and feeder routes have been cut.
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Topeka
Kan
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Aiken
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Post Office Department
Golf Notes Bill Winey at Lawrence County club event
The Lawrence County club was the second best represented at the K C Open. Armour Fields led with 24 members. Walt Blevins a KU pro won with two under par 33. Ninety golfers from fifteen clubs played nine holes on soggy turf under blue skies. Conn and Dennis led Lawrence scorers with 36 each. Contests and inter club discussion followed. fifty five members attended Men’s Night as "Honor Caddie" played. Shot of the day by Jack Hines on a 295 yard hole earned an eagle and a 69. Conn will host a shotmaking event for KU varsity hopefuls next month.
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Lawrence
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Pat Conn
Dave Dennis
Dick Ashley
Conn
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Pelican
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Irving Hill
H. A. Weaver
John Weatherwax
Jack Hines
Jack “Looper
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Secret talks on NCAA sanity code surface in Chicago
Secretary Treasurer K J Lean of the National Athletic Association and conference commissioners James Stewart and Bernie Moore met quietly. They discussed possible revisions to the code with no formal conclusions or announcements. Future actions may emerge before the 1951 Dallas annual meeting.
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Tur
Lean
National Athletic Association
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Bernie Moore
Wilgon
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N.C.A.A. Council
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Wilson
Hugh C Willett
Southern Californias
Notre Dame Ends Play Amid Paralyzed End In Road Crash
Cruelities in college athletics dominate the page as Notre Dame football end Ray Nan sustains paralysis in a crash near South Bend Ind. The piece notes scrutiny of athletic aid and recruiting practices, with South eastern critics calling the sanity code a sham amid mounting debates on fairness and needs based aid. Meanwhile a brief pro basketball at a glance lists Rochester 94 and Syracuse 78 with other minor game results.
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