Jayhawks Set for Grueling Six-Game January Run
Kansas University's basketball team opens a strenuous six-game January schedule starting Monday at Oklahoma. KU, 5-2, faces OU in Norman in the Big Seven opener as Phog Allen’s Jayhawks prepare for a tough stretch before returning home to meet Oklahoma A&M and then Iowa State, Nebraska, Kansas State, and Colorado, with a rest after January 20 before Missouri visits.
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Movie on Kansas V A at University of Kansas
Phillips Petroleum Co releases a 15 minute film showing campus facilities and Dyche Museum of Natural History. It features ichthyology classes with fish from the Kaw River, Dr. Maurice Baker's prairie chicken preservation project, a six mile northeast Lawrence bioreserve, and ecology studies including Henry Fiss with a tagged snake. The movie was shown publicly in Olathe and copies will be available soon.
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Museum Panoramas Crafted by Young and Dickinson
The film depicts museum personnel collecting specimens in tropical and Arctic regions. Taxidermist George Young and artist Sam Dickinson assemble the panoramas, showcasing Costertians and both modern and ancient animals on exhibition.
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UCLA slump opens PCC title defense as California tops Bears
California defeated UCLA 48 12 in a high scoring game as the Golden Bears rallied from a 15 point third quarter deficit. Rickson twins John and Rupe steadied California late to seize the lead for good. Washington beat Oregon 79 73 as Bob Houbreys scored 33. USC trampled Stanford 75 58. Wyoming beat New Mexico 77 72 in overtime after a 67 57 finish. Mississippi beat Arizona 73 70 and Auburn topped Memphis State 78 64. Clemson upset William and Mary 81 71 and South Carolina edged Virginia Tech 69 66. DePaul beat Taylor 83 69 and San Francisco defeated San Jose State 67 17. Utah beat Colorado State 17 52 and South Dakota edged Idaho State 62 61 on Jim Tay’s late basket.
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College Cage Action Nets Mixed Tourney Results
A dense batch of college and high school scores from regional tournaments. Memphia Invitational features South Dakota 82 over Idaho State 61 while Drury and Ottawa (Kan) post wins.
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Cuties tendering Heaper Friends Church gathering
The article lists numerous family members and friends attending a church event at Heaper Friends Church including Ralph and Everett Votaw, Chester Baecker, Qvid Snider, Linwood, Milo Wotan, Lawrence, Herbert Fee, and attendees C C Gerstenberger, Carroll Gerstenberger, Garry Lawell, Harold Morley, Morland Baldwin, George Votan, Ralph Blann, Helen Frazier, Leroy Thronberg and Alta Ann. A cake by Mrs Snider served as centerpiece. Mary Jane Kisely and Bobby returned to Orlando after holidays. Kisely works as bacteriologist at Memorial Hospital Orlando.
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Chinese beaten back at Korean fronts in bitter cold
Allied forces repelled two major Red ground assaults in the Western and Central Korean fronts Friday night and Saturday. Sabre pilots claimed six Communist MiGs damaged in 16 air engagements over Mig Alley on Saturday. One Red unit of about 173 men struck Kelly Hill and Pinpoint Hill defenses but was driven off after extended fighting in subzero conditions.
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Abel Family Social Notes Highlight Votaw Anniversary
Sgt and Mrs Carl Abel and family visit Tinker Field Oklahoma with Ina, Marian Abel in Kansas City home. Irwin Votaw honored at New Year basket dinner for 17th anniversary and grandson Ivan Votaw leaving for service. Votaws moved from Cedar Falls to Hesper area, Eldon Votaw died last year.
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Fights Last Night in Boxing Card Across Cities
Teddy Davis from Hartford defeated Fabela Chavez of Los Angeles while Marcel Brisebois of Montreal outpointed a Bayonne rival. Results list 131 percent scale and 10 rounds for both bouts.
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Mediators Try Fresh Push to End AFL Dock Strike
Federal mediators stalled Saturday before planning a second Sunday bid to settle the AFL Specialties dock strike. The walkout threatens a major East Coast shipping disruption as talks resume.
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