Jayhawkers First KU Team Voted No 1 In Nation
Kansas University grabs the top AP poll spot becoming the first Big Seven cage team ranked No 1 by writers. The 1951-52 KU team has a 13 game win streak and hosts Oklahoma in a key conference opener. Endacott and Coach Allen are Helms Hall of Fame inductees.
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Coach Allen
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Utah State
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Fights Last Night Report On Havana Boxing Card
A Havana boxing show last night featured Antonio and Rea delivering notable performances with intense exchanges. Bobby Livke showcased skillful moves, while an Associated Press dispatch notes the crowd’s reaction and the evening’s atmosphere.
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Assoriated Press
Bobby Liv
Havana
Michigan State Triumphs As Midwest College Scores Night Victory
Michigan State defeats a Midwest college in a high scoring basketball game. Key players from Drake and Maryette contribute points as teams exchange leads in a tense Midwest conference matchup at the Southwest venue.
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Ted Parr
College Midwest
Michigan State
Los Angeles Open Golf Tourney Tees Off With Notables Absent
The upcoming Los Angeles Open draws a crowd with top pros like Sam Snead and Ben Hogan missing. Lee Mantle Mangrum aims to repeat his prior win, while about 200 participants compete for the tournament crown as the field narrows before tee off.
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Ben Ungan
Sam Snead
Lian Mangrum
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Pittsburg Gorillaes Rally To Top Maryville Bears
Pittsburg site Gorillas defeated the Maryville Bears in an inter conference game last night. Ken Calloway led Pittsburg with high scoring and Doug Story added 19 points as Pittsburg surged with a late run. George Nathan led Maryville with 12 points.
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Doug Story
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Marsville
Independent Schools Forced Out of West Coast Football
San Francisco Can Bulletin reports that the Pacific Coast Conference prac tice aimed at excluding independents from West Coast football has largely succeeded. Gonzaga Portland St Marys Loyola Los Angeles and USF have left the independents, with Santa Clara remaining. A Rose Bowl luncheon gathered PCC officials where reaction was muted, citing controversy over who forced the independents out and noting bowl gate and scheduling pressures as key factors.
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Word Puzzle Style Clues Mixed Across Horizontal and Vertical
A compact clue list presents two-word style entries for horizontal and vertical positions. It includes numerous short definitions and cross references such as Bird, Interstices, Dine, Observe, Ancient, Obscure terms, and a set of numbered items like Knobbed mallet, Opera solo, Hindu queen, and River barrier to solve as a themed crossword style puzzle.
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Leonard
Latvia
Lorenzo
Kansas No 1 again as AP poll reshapes college hoops
Kansas rises to top in AP poll for first time, after beating Missouri and advancing in the Big Seven Pre-Season Tournament. Illinois and Washington hold No 2 and No 3 as Minnesota upends Kentucky and St. John’s returns to No 8 behind Kansas. Coach Phog Allen notes Oklahoma tests and cautions focus. Kansas aims to stay atop with upcoming games including Oklahoma.
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Minnesota
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St. John’s
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Illinois
Washington
St. Louis
Jack Gardner
Kansas State Wildcat Whippets
Phog Allen
Missouri
Jays
Oklahoma
Altho
Hawks
Wihllinois
Eleven White Sox sign for 1952 season
The Chicago White Sox have eleven players signed for the 1952 season. The latest contract was catcher Robert Red Wilson, a former Wisconsin athlete who played last season with Memphis. Wilson, 22, batted .327 in 82 games with the White Sox affiliate.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Robert “Red” Ilson
University of Wisconsin
Memphis
Wilson
White Sox
Emporia Edges Rockhurst 58 57 in Tight Finish
College of Emporia defeated Rockhurst College 58 57 to hand Rockhurst its fourth loss of the season. Don Rogers led the victors with 21 points as fouls totaled 49 for the two teams and Rockhurst again fell by a narrow margin.
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Kansas City
Rockhurst College
College of Emporia
Don Rogers
Rockhurst
Public Sale After Death of Husband Near Eudora
On Tuesday January 8 1952 a public sale will be held one mile east of Eudora on High 1 and 3 miles south at TL a.m. Livestock include 50 heads of cattle red and roan Shorthorns and Holsteins with calves at side many springers and bred cows. Also Duroc shoats White Verandotte hens dairy equipment two milking machines farm machinery and miscellaneous tools. Terms cash not responsible for accidents property not moved until settled. Rollie Roloson auctioneer Mercier clerk Lunch on ground.
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W.D. Tractor
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W.C
Emerson Wheat
Rollie Roloson
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