Kansas Jayhawks welcome injured stars back to lineup
KU basketball announces return of Ruth Thomson and Floyd Ramsey after injuries as they prepare for a Northern invasion. Ramsey heals a fractured foot and will join the trip with the squad, while Thomson works back from an elbow issue. Kansas faces Iowa State at Ames, Creighton at Omaha, and Nebraska at Lincoln before closing the season at Missouri on March 5.
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Sharkey Scott Bout Broadcast Dropped By MSG
Madison Square Garden refused to broadcast the Sharkey Scott boxing card despite pressure from U S and foreign networks. NBC sent two men to push for a hookup but Garden directors reaffirmed no telecast arguing they advertised and sold tickets on that basis. Opponents Phil Scott and Victoria Campolo prepared for the match as Sharkey eyed a possible four round knockout.
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Phil Scott
Argentina
Victoria Campola
William F. Carey
Arden Directorate
New York
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Dack Shark
Sharkey
Kansas Aggies Close Season With Victory
Kansas Aggies finish the 1980 season with a 44 to 32 win over Oklahoma at Norman. The Sooners suffer a ninth straight Big Six defeat as Kansas ends with four wins and six losses. If Iowa State loses to Kansas next, the two teams may finish tied for next to last.
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Gene Tunney Sees Battle of Palms Returns to Ring
Gene Tunney arrives in Miami Beach for an indefinite stay and plans to attend the Sharkey-Scott bout at the Miami arena Thursday night. He seems strong and near recovery from a New York operation six weeks ago but tires easily and uses a cane. Tunney enjoyed three weeks in Florida and is tanned from the sun.
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Rockhurst Foe: Haskell Indians Battle Tonight in Kansas City
Coach Tus Ackerman leads Haskell Indian basketball to Kansas City for a return game with Rockhurst. Focused on Law rence Johnson and center solid play from ShneCy and de Johnson. Expected lineup includes Charles Johnson Weller Wilson Buffalo Barlow Taylor Hendricks Woolworth Walter Johnson. Thursday Haskell meets Washburn in Topeka.
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Brother Act Leads Kentucky Cage Five
The Kentucky basketball team, a dark horse in the Southern conference tournament, features brothers Lewis McGinnis of Lexington. Guard and forward, they pace the lineup with Lawrence known as "Big" and his junior brother nicknamed "Little." The team travels from Atlanta with limited conference play remaining, aiming for the title.
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Carnera Knocks Out Lodge in Second Round
Primo Carnera defeats Farmer Lodge of Minnesota in New Orleans by knockout in the second round of a ten round bout. Lodge, his seventh American victim, was floored after a strong exchange and finished with a right to the body followed by a short right undercut.
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Oklahoma Wrestlers Win Big Six Championship Title
Oklahoma wrestlers clinched the Big Six championship with a 21 to 3 victory over Kansas at Norman, securing the undisputed team title for the season. Coach Paul Keene’s squad dominated the meet, finishing strong in the final Oklahoma bout.
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Henrys Win Second Game Against Strandbergs in Kansas City
The Wichita Henrys evened the series by defeating the Strandbergs of Kansas City 81 to 27. AY Teterson scored four baskets and three free throws for Strandim, while Gale Gordon added three goals.
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Cyclist McNamara and Old Proseson Discuss Mile a Minute Pace
Former Kansas players Reggie and Murphy discuss high speed cycling lore in Chicago. McNamara, dubbed the iron man, recalls a railroad aided pace with engine-assisted miles, while a French six day rider Ganay is cited pacing at immense speeds before a tire failure ended the run.
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May Set A Record in Central Circuit Race
Pittsburg hopes to clinch the central conference title after a strong run this season. At season end, a Pittsburg victory could move them from a tie for fourth to first, with 16 straight wins overall and 10 in the conference. Southwestern remains in the chase, while Washburn’s fate could hinge on Wichita results.
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Poultry expert links turkey feathers to feeding problems
A poultry husbandman at the University of California says white feathers in turkey wings often stem from poor feeding. He notes improper assimilation of food can cause the plumage to appear white, challenging common beliefs that poor breeding stock is the sole cause.
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Kan
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Baseball News From Spring Training Across Cities
Reports from Paso Robles, San Antonio, New Orleans, St. Petersburg, Storkton, and other sites summarize spring workouts, player moves, and rosters. Key items include manager Jewel Ens steering the Pittsburgh Tirates, Sideline notes on Babe Ruth’s contract intrigue, Aaron Ward joining the San Antonio trade, and listed pitchers and infielders preparing for the season.
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Pittsburgh Tirates
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Fla
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Yankees
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Allen Cooke
Remarkable 1929 Golf Feats Across Britain and America
The 1929 golf year yields startling marks from Herbert Jolly’s Foxgrove home course ace to Fred Robinson’s two-hole eagle at Cooden Beach. It notes D McCrystal and T H Matthews on Scraptoft posting 1s on 17 and 18, plus James Braid’s Open record lore and Clarksville’s Allen Brown’s wild out of bounds, ending with a par 4 after a curb-bound drive and bunker chip.
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Edmonton Commercial Grads World Champions in Girls Basketball
The Edmonton Commercial Grads, a Canadian women’s basketball team, hold a 68 game winning streak and claim the title World’s Champions. Since 1922 they won the Canadian title, won the first international game in 1923, and played Europe tours in 1924 and 1928. Captain Elsie Brennier and coach Percy Page lead a team famed for discipline and strong play.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Leads in Interfraternity Group Contest
Eighteen preliminaries remain as Sigma Phi Epsilon participants posted ST points to lead the group competition. Alpha Delta Psi and Phi Kappa Psi tied at 42 with Alpha Alpha 43. remaining preliminaries set for 4:30 Thursday in Robinson gym. Semifinals March 4 with finals on March.
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College basketball results and Kansas wrestling tryouts announced
Various college basketball scores from Lexington Missouri New York Champaign and other cities list winners and scores. Kansas wrestling coach Leon Bauman announced mat tryouts in Robinson gym at 2 50 pm for the team to meet Ames Friday night with the squad departing Thursday.
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Local Moves and Visits Highlight Reno Community News
Mr. and Mrs. Burgoyne moved from their McNerney home on Tuesday while Mrs. Jean McKone escorted Telen and Katheryn White to a Banquet for mothers and daughters hosted by Congregational church ladies in Tonganoxie. O'Dea farm activity included corn gathering and oat sowing with Lenbice plowing. Mrs. W. L. Young and Mrs. C L Dehoff traveled to Topeka for a Wednesday afternoon outing. Mr. and Mrs. L. Keister of Auburn Nebraska visited Reno.
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Auburn, Neb
Small-Town Notes On Illness Travel And Family Visits
The community records several illness updates as Lucien returns from Lawrence with illness, Langley relatives fall sick with flu, and Mrs. Botts visits Lawrence to be with Aguaten Ora Wells. Mr. Keister travels back to Nebraska while J J Colbert and Prof Eugene plan to remain on their current property for the year. Babylon Roffle enjoys time with family after returning from Dodge City where she worked at St. Francis hospital. Miss Hattie Davis visits home in Kansas City with parents T C Davis and aunt Mrs. Conrad, who is ill. Many friends express regret at the current news.
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Constad
Accident Injures Mrs Phenick After Return from Tongayexie
Mrs G L Phenick fell on stairs at her home after returning from Tongayexie on Wednesday night. She was taken to Lawrence where doctors found a dislocated shoulder. Will Pierce returned from Tongaway after a short stay. Allan Eckert of Parkville attended Owl Bridge club. Mrs W C Bridges joined a Reading Club in Tongayexie. Mrs Sutton of Richland visited Miss Anna Taylors. Clarence Sulla joined them. Hen Murr hog sale at Nesley drew attendees. Murr is Mrs Suttons nephew. Read and ase Journal World want ads.
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