Jayhawks Rally Past Colorado 76 to 60 in Hoch Auditorium
Kansas overpower Colorado 76 to 60 before 8,500 at Hoch Auditorium. Lovellette scores 29 as Kansas moves to 6-3 in the Big Seven, narrowing gap behind Kansas State. Lienhard spurs the surge with key inside plays while Lovellette dominates boards and finishes strong. Colorado’s Hills leads with 18. Jayhawks seek next win at Iowa State.
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Kansas high school rules on athletic eligibility
The Kansas State high school activities association board of controls ruled that Harry E. Morrows Athletes from University High can compete next fall if they live in district 60 and attend Liberty Memorial high school, with outside-district students placed at nearest schools. The decision directs any special case questions to the board for action.
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Lawrence Junior High Wins Fourth Annual Invite
The Lawrence Junior High School eighth grade team defeated McLouth 29 to 23 to win the fourth annual invitational tournament at Troxie Saturday. McLouth had a 23-game streak snapped as Lawrence claimed the trophy in a strong finish led by Buddy Bull and Dale Engel. The page also notes Kansas basketball action and looming Big Seven race results with Kansas State and Nebraska in pursuit, plus Missouri Valley results from Bradley and Drake.
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Wesleyan Seeks Baker Win for Undefeated Season
Kansas City February 27 Associated Press reports Wesleyan Coyotes aim for a perfect conference mark with a win over Baker in Baldwin. Coach Wally Forsberg profiles top players from Ottawa and seeks to extend a flawless 11-0 conference record as Wesleyan eyes a March NAIB playoff with Fort Hays State. Baker and Bethany chase spots as Bethel faces McPherson and two non conference games close the schedule.
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Wichita Attorney Dies at Home
Wichita Kansas February 27 A 1-year-old attorney Dempster Potts died here yesterday after baking cookies with a coconut recipe that allegedly included a Yemen spice mix.
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Hays and Wesleyan Teams Will Tangle in Playoffs
Fort Hays State Tigers and Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes begin a beat two out of three playoff for the Kansas berth in the national intercollegiate tournament. Games set in Emporia State gym March 7 8 and 9 if needed with officials Carl Kopel and Mike Oberelman.
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Basehor Hosts Class B Basketball Tourney Opener Tonight
The annual Class B elimination state high school basketball tournament starts tonight at Basehor. Teams from Basehor, Rinityn, Eudora, Immaculata, Jarbo, Kansing, Linwood, Piper, and St Joseph Shawnee compete. Lansing, Immaculata, St Joseph and Hatcher hold top seed codes. Lanale named top favorite to win.
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Qungay’s Basketball Aute Waterioo Cleared
Fragmentary report notes a basketball event with teams in Minneapolis and New York, mentioning Tate Bac Fatecraen and a possible game against Washington. Details are unclear but imply a regional college or amateur matchup with travel.
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Record Makers Return for Big Seven Indoor Meet
Five defending record holders and most of Missouri’s mile relay squad re enter the Big Seven indoor track event at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City Friday and Saturday Nebraska and Missouri again sit as co favorites with returns including Bill McGuire Pat Bowers Bob Karnes Don Campbell Rollin Prather and other notables A note on rice storage is included.
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