Howard Looks For Luck In Santa Anita Handicap
Coach Allen worries injuries as Charles S. Howard faces the 100000 Santa Anita Handicap with Midand amid uncertain track conditions. Showers May ease to fast surface, 65000 expected, with contenders Minlend Challedon Cant Wait Sweepida Viscounty Hysterical Fairy Chant and others in the field.
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Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Charles S$. Howard
Midand
Tam
San Francisco
Charley Howard
Lady Luck
Tom Smith
Hue
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Challedon
Sweepida
Viscounty
Hysterical
Fairy Chant
Beautiful If
Bay View
Royal Crusader
Gen'l Manager
Welcome Pass
Baseball Camps Open Amid Signings And Holdouts
In various spring camps the Athletics draft Chubby Harris and Porter Vaughy for pitching in their first exhibition against Seattle. Cardinals risk Hutchinson as a noisy hard worker while Giants and Dodgers face early holdouts. Pirates prep with running drills as Ted Lyons leads Sox camp. Browns report casualty Joe Grace with infection. Cubs holdouts narrow as Tank Leiber and Bill Lee await moves with Novikoff awaiting term.
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Anaheim
Calif
Chubby Dean Chalmer Harris
Porter Vaughy
Connie Mack T
Philadelphia Athletics
Seattle
Bob Johnson
Dick Siebert
A’s
Avalon
Chicano Cubs
Tank Leiber
Bill Lee
Lou Novikoff
Novikoff
Tno Angeles
Low Stringer
Kansas and TCU Plan 1942 1945 Football Series
Kansas and Texas Christian University arrange a home and away football series for 1942 and 1945. Kansas will visit Fort Worth on October 1, 1942, and TCU will host Kansas in Lawrence on September 25, 1943. Coach Leo Meyer leads TCU with stars including Davey O’Brien.
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University of Kansas
Texas Christian University
Gwinn Henry
Jayhawkers
Ft. Worth
Horned Frogs
Lawrence
Worry
Texas
Leo R
Dutch) Meyer
Davey O’brien
T.C.U
Centenary
Arkansas
Gawler
North Carolina
Texas A. & M
Tulsa
Detroit
Rice
Southern Methodists
University of Texas
Basehor hosts BA basketball tournament edges favorites Edwardsville
Basehor hosts a class BA boys tournament March 5 to 7 with Edwardsville as favorite. Pairings include Lawrence, De Soto, Vinland, Jarbalo, and more as teams vie for the final in Basehor, with semi finals Friday night and the final Saturday night.
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Edwardsville
Basehor
Tw Oelock
Bdacardsville
Budora
Wrestlers from 13 High Schools Compete in Kansas Tourney
Wrestlers from 13 high schools head to Wichita for the Kansas state interscholastic wrestling tournament at the high gymnasium. Action runs today and tomorrow as competitors vie for state titles.
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Wichita
High
Kansas Likely to be Short Two Stars Against Nebraska
Injuries to Bob Allen and Jim Arnold threaten Kansas chances as they face Nebraska tomorrow and Iowa State Monday. Coach F C Allen confirms Allen’s elbow bruises and Arnold’s dislocated fibula will hamper height and rebounding against the Huskers Cyclones.
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Bob Allen
Jim Arnold
Bobby Allen
University of Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa State
F. C. Allen
Bobby
Kansas State
Arnold
Allen
Armold
Huskers
Cyclones
John Buescher
Qauarieback
Jayhawks
Vance Hall
Howard Eneleman
Marvin Sollenberger
John Kline
Two Indian Games Tonight At Haskell Gym
The Haskell Indian basketball double header features the junior college team facing Wentworth Military Academy led by Ralph Conger at 8:50. Earlier, at 7:30, Haskell High meets the Immaculata team of Leavenworth.
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Haskell
Dream Team Formed by Columbia Merchants in City League
In Columbia Missouri on February 28 a local merchant sponsors a 12 man basketball squad for the city league. Five players hold PhD degrees and six hold master’s degrees. The twelfth player is a bachelor of science.
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Columbia
Columbia Merchant
Eddie Briezs Sports Roundup from New York February 28
The column reports on college coaches Yom Lieb and Charlie Lachman at Iloriaa and Michigan state, draft fears for players, Lou Novikutt offered 34000 for 1941, Bill Lee salary cuts and potential future cuts, Dorothy Round Little considering turning pro, Johny Adams missing Agua Caliente dates, trainer Leo Haskell replacing seven horses at Santa Anita, and seven horses all winning in unexpected fashion.
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Yom Lieb
Charlie Lachman
Iloriaa
Michigan State
Art
Gaimesville
Luach
Lou Novikutt
Bill Lee
Cubs
Sarory
Dorothy Round Little
Johny Adams
Agua Caliente
Santa Anita
Leo Haskell
Professor Woltz proposes draft pay split for ball players
Prof. Claude Woltz says ball players could join the army for a year and then return to baseball by drawing 821 per month from draft pay. He suggests they donate the difference to charity while keeping their jobs, calling it a workable plan.
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Claude Woltz
Breleaguers Wiear
Wolff
Reds Training Field At Issue In Mockery Of Convicts
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports criticism of the Reds training field condition and a joking proposal to use Florida convicts on the grounds. It quips that Judge Landis could rule on the matter as a chain gang on the diamond becomes public discussion.
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Low Smith
Cincinnati Enquirer
Reds
Florida
National League film and sports figures headline Chicago press
The national league screening Winnie Baseball plays in every state. Willie Hoppe dislikes his nickname preferring Bill, though few call him so. Umpire Brick Owens drafts his life story for the Chicago Times noting he wore silk pants first. The Herald American is running Frank Leahy's life story in Chicago.
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National League
Winnie
Republic
Willie Hoppe
Bill
Brick Owens
Chicago
Times
Herald-American
Frank Leahy
Dodger Scout Ted McGrew Sells Sarasota Spaghetti Joint
Ted McGrew the Dodgers scout sells his Sarasota restaurant to Jack Doyle known as a Cub ivory collector. Doyle takes over the Sarasota spaghetti shop from McGrew who previously ran the eatery amid baseball scouting duties.
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Ted McGrew
Dodger
Sarasota
Jack Doyle
Cardinal coach refutes prospect as noncredible
He Are Not True Mike Gonzales told sports writers there is not a word of truth in the prospect after evaluating the recruit.
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Mike Gonzales
Cardinal
Kansas Track Team Heads to Kansas City Despite Illness
Ke U. Jayhawks coach Cedd Bill Hargiss said star sophomore Don Pollen is ill with influenza and may miss the Big Six meet in Kansas City tomorrow. The team plans a 7 AM breakfast at the Hotel Eldridge before traveling by auto, with preliminaries all day and finals at 7 PM in Municipal Auditorium. Pollen is entered in the low and high hurdles and on the mile relay.
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T. P. Hunter
Chuck Walker
Norman Sanneman
Kansas City
Sanneman
Kk. A
Bob Allen
Eddie Hall
Allen
Dean Nesmith
Santa Fe
Lincoln
Omaha
Ames
Cyclones
Lawrence
Don Pollen
Ke U
Cedd
Bill Hargiss
Kansas
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Eldridge
Municipal Auditorium
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Pollem
Big Six Officials Set Talks on Commissioner Change
Kansas City Feb 28 The Big Six considers a full time commissioner to run affairs. Two schools Iowa State and Nebraska reportedly back the plan while Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Kansas State are noncommittal. A secretary option with limited authority is also discussed. Trials and finals for the indoor track meet are scheduled with events and tests throughout the day.
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Kansas City
Big Six
H. D. Bergman
Towa State
Reaves Peters
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Big Ten
Pacific Coast
Eugene
Red
Demaret Favored If Winds Challenge In St Petersburg Open
The St Petersburg Open sees Jimmy Demaret two strokes back and favored to win five thousand dollars as gusty gulf winds test players. Ben Horan Herman Barron Felix Serafin vie near the lead with Barron calling Demaret the best in heavy weather. Demaret shot 68 on a wind‑swept course to stay in contention near leaders Harbert and Keiser. Vicard, the early pace setter, faltered with a 40 on the back nine.
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Fla
Jimmy Demaret
Althe
Ben Horan
Hershey
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Felix Serafin
Scranton
Barron
Serafin
Hogan
Demaret
Chick Harbert
Battle Creek Mich
Herman Keiser
Akron
Keiser
Henry Vicard
KU Swimmers Compete At Big Six Meet In Lincoln
Seven members of the University of Kansas swimming team travel to Lincoln Nebraska for the Big Six meet this weekend. Jayhawks listed include Bill Mackie Earl Mursser Joe Morton Paul White Dan Lashelle Morton Wal Moses Gene Nelson and others in events from 20 yard freestyle to medley and 400 yard relays.
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University of Kansas
Lincoln
Neb
Hal Raport
Jayhawk
Bill Mackie
Earl Mursser
Joe Morton
Paul White
Diving White
Morton
Wal Moses
Dan Lashelle
Lashelle
Gene Nelson
Nebeen
Mackie
White
Rockhurst Tops St Benedicts 44 39 In Atchison Game
Rockhurst College of Kansas City defeated St Benedicts College of Atchison 44 to 39. It marked Rockhurst second win of the season as St Benedicts trailed 18 to 19 at halftime.
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St. Benedicts
Atchison
Kan
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
St. Benedict's College
Ravens
St. Benedict’s
Missouri spring drills promise tougher competition this year
Missouri football coach Don Faurot says spring practice will be more competitive than ever due to deeper talent at all positions and strong freshmen. Kansas players prep in regular equipment as spring drills begin Monday.
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Don Faurot
Missouri
Kansas
Dodge City Juniors Tie For Western Title In Playoff Run
Dodge City junior college defeated Arkansas City 25 24 to end the season tied with El Dorado for western division honors. A three game playoff starts Tuesday here with games Tuesday and Thursday and a possible third on March 11 at Hutchinson. The winner faces the Eastern division champion for the state title.
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Dodge City
Kan
CPI -Dodge City Junior College
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Lions to Bow Out in Narrow Liberty Memorial Tilt
Lawrence Lions meet Leavenworth Pioneers at Liberty Memorial high gym this evening in a Northeast Kansas league game that could decide third place. Both teams are 5 5 in the standings with one of them likely to finish tied for third. The Lions recently beat Topeka High 29 28 in a non league matchup.
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Elmer Schaake
Lions
Leavenworth High Pioneers
Liberty Memorial
Kansas
Pioneers
Topeka High Trojans
Wichita Coach Hennigh Resigns to Enter Private Business
Wichita University head basketball coach and football line coach William H. Hennigh resigned effective March 1 after six years at the institution. He played at Wichita University and later coached Moundridge High School. President Jardine said a successor had not been chosen.
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William H. Hennigh
Wichita University
Shockers
Hennigh
Washburn College
Topeka
Southern Kansas Stage Lines
Henry’s A.A.U
Moundridge High School
W. M. Jardine
Kansas University Fencers Win Narrow Victory
K U fencers defeated the Kansas City YMCA team here yesterday 5 to 4 in a tight fencing match.
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Kk. U
Kansas City Y.M.C.A
Multiple College Basketball Scores From Various Decks
Scores listed include Virginia Military 30 Washington and Lee 32 Oregon 37 Oregon State 3b Alabama 39 Georgia Tech 33 Kentucky 62 Mississippi 02 Texas 42 Texas A and M 22 Duke 348 North Carolina 37 Penn State 50 Muhlenberg 29 American U 45 U Mexico 40 Central State 42 Oklahoma Baptist 23 Southeastern State 43 Phelips 28 St Marys Texas 40 Daniel Baker 46 Panhandle Aggies 41 New Mexico Normal 29 East Central State 45 Northwestern Oklahoma State Union Kentucky 51 Centre 3s St Marys Minnesota 2 Gustavus Adolphus 40 Ouachita 32 Henderson Teachers Portland 38 Gonzaga 34 Kansas Wesleyan 40 Selected Mexican team High School Winfield Wichita last 27 overtimes
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Twe
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Oregon State
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Kentucky
Mississippi
Texas
Texas A
Duke
North Carolina
Penn State
Muhlenberg
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U. of Mexico
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