Jays Open Big Seven Action In Norman Opener
Kansas University faces Oklahoma in Norman to open the Big Seven season. Key Sooners include Ron Blue and Ron Dwyer from Wellington, with center Bob Waller sidelined by flu. Jayhawks rely on Captain Dean Kelley and center B. H. Born as they seek a third straight win over Oklahoma.
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Sooner
Kansas City
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
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Phog Allen
Jayhawkers
Oklahoma A & M
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Bob Waller
Oklahoma City
Ron Blue
Wellington
Kan
Ron Dwyer
Waller
Blue
Dwyer
Er Wellington
Lester Lane
Purcell
O. U
Delwin (Dink) McEachern
Drake
Norman School
Sooners
Dean Kelley
Kelley
Wille
Bill Heitholt
Larry Davenport
Jerry Alberts
Eldon Nicholson
Gil Reich
Dean Smith
Topeka
Everett Dye
John Anderson
Allen
Mt. Oread
Jays
K. U
John Rogers
Reich Patterson Challenge Week Long Tussle For Big Seven Honor
Kansas athletes Harold Patterson and Gil Reich push to be the Big Seven Conference’s top all around athlete as football ends and basketball stars. Patterson, a 6 2 forward who starred in the Big Seven tournament, gains varsity status after a strong rebound and scoring run. Reich, the All-American quarterback, joins the Jayhawkers in a bid to diversify the lineup with Branley and Lane among others in Norman and Kansas City showdowns.
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Charlie Hoeg
Kanmassee
Ranby
Harold Patterson
Gil Reich
Jayhawker
Musular Patterson
al Kelley
Larry Davenport
Jerry Alberts
Patterson
B. H. Born
Kansas State
Forest of
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Municipal Auditorium
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Phog Allen
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Oklahoma
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Bob Schoonmaker
Minpita
Barney Alleman
Iowa Ie
Washington
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Notre Dame
Pennsylvania
Hall of Fame
Rutgers
American Association of College Baseball Coaches
Unbeaten Kansas State Faces Opening Big Seven Games
Kansas State, ranked No. 1 in the AP poll, starts its title chase with a light schedule including a Friday tilt against Marquette in Manhattan. Oklahoma, Iowa State, Missouri, and Nebraska also play as the Big Seven opens its championship week. Kansas and Colorado feature in key matchups.
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Big Seven
Associated Press
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Marquette
Manhattan
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Oklahoma
Norman
Iowa State
Missouri
Columbia
Nebraska
Colorado
Boulder
Okahoma
Phog Allen
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Lawrence
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B. H. Born
Clydle Lovellette
Lorado
Buffaloes
Oklahoma Aggies
Yale
Art Bunte
Cornhusker
Harvard
Lincoln
Dick Koosiman
Lacellette
Finch Koostman
Bunte
Butler County Sees More Accidents Fewer Deaths in 1952
Sheriff Alva Gil reports a 67 percent rise in traffic accidents in Butler County in 1952 while fatalities dropped to 10, down from 16 the previous year. The year saw more crashes but fewer deaths on local roads.
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Butler County
EL. Doradom
Buller County
Alva Gil
H Ier
Gill
Fat Offer to FBE Chief
J Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, will be offered a 10 year contract at about $100000 per year as executive director of the International Boxing Club. Harry Markson, IBC managing director, announced the offer with Jim Norris, IBC head, to present it. The FBI said Hoover would have no comment.
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New York i
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
International Boxing Club
Harry Markson
IBC
Jim Norris
Hoover
TBC
Washington
FBI
Valley State Carries Four Major Games
The Missouri Valley Conference schedules four key games this week as Wichita State leads the race after an 86-68 win over Houston. St Louis hosts Wichita on the Valley opener while Tulsa hosts Houston, Tulsa aiming to improve to 9-2. Detroit, Tulsa, and Oklahoma A&M are in action with several cross-overs and non league battles also listed.
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ST. Louis
Wichita
Shockers
Houston
Detroit
Bills
DePaul
Dick Roushka
Rob Dubernick
Tulsa
Darkhorse Tulsa
Cougars
Hurricane
Arkansas
Drake
Walt Puff
Oklahoma A & M
Aggies
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Oklahoma City
Bowling Green
Creighton
European Defense Buildup Unsatisfactory Ridgway Says
General Ridgway warned that a Soviet strike within 12 to 18 months could deal grievous blows to the West yet said defeat would not occur. He described SHAPE’s military buildup as far from satisfactory relative to enemy capabilities while reaffirming the alliance’s mission to defend people and territory.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Matthew B. Ridgway
SHAPE
Sedgman Tops Pro Net Field With Five Month Tour
Frank Sedgman sails into the professional tennis arena facing Jack Kramer in Los Angeles to open a five month tour. Sedgman and Ken McGregor, Davis Cup partners, arrived after plane travel and defend the pro pact guarantee of 100000 dollars with shares to each player and gate royalties. McGregor meets Pancho Segura while the Aussies take on the Americans in doubles. dates planned amid mixed reactions from Australian tennis officials who opposed turning pro.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sedgman
Jack iKramer
Sedgman
Ken McGregor
Australia
Frank
McGregor
Pancho Segura
Kansas Chiefs 1953 Grid Schedule and Player Outlook
Kansas preview outlines a brutal 1953 slate led by coach Dick Schartz with six league games and tough nonconference tests at TCU and USC. Starters from 1952 depart. backfield gains lack experience, especially at quarterback, while John Konek faces uncertain spring status after knee surgery. The piece notes travel to Fort Worth and Los Angeles, a possible spring return, and the 1933 Big Seven basketball tournament dates at Municipal Auditorium.
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John Konek
Muiiceantus
Konek
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Washington
Lawrence High preseason hoop meet opens tonight
The Lawrence High School Basketball League sponsored by the iCity Recreation Commission starts a four game preseason tournament at Lawrence High and Haskell Institute gyms. The Braves meet the Warriors at 3, All Stars vs Lite Lions at 4, FFA vs IovI at 7, LMHS and Senior 0 vs Cubs at 8. next tourney play Monday Jan 12.
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iCity Recreation Commission
Lawrence High
Haskell Institute
Braves
Warriors
Haskell
All Stars
Lite Lions
FFA
Fov
LMHS
Cubs
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