Lions Open 1949 Schedule With Leavenworth Tilt Tossup
The Lawrence Lions coached by Chalmer Woodard face the Leavenworth Pioneers Friday in a tight early season showdown. Both teams enter with one win in six or three games, respectively, amid notes on quarter-by-quarter scoring trends and free throw contrasts.
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Lawrence Lions
Leavenworth Pioneers
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Marlin Baer
Pioneers
Chalmer Wooddard
Topeka
Pittsburg
Independence
IS BACK AT THE TOP New York basketball scoring race
Vince Boryla of Denver leads major college scoring with 21.9 average after eight games through last Saturday, 219 points total. Ernie Vandeweghe of Colgate drops from leader to fifth as Dick Schnittker of Ohio State moves to second at 21.7. Joe Noertker of Virginia and Ralph Richter of Cincinnati trail near 21.2 and 21.6 with seven-tenths separating the top five. Bill Schroer of Valparaiso keeps top free throw mark at 27 of 30. Ed MacAuley of St. Louis leads field goals with 48 of 83.
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Vince Boryla
Denver
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Borsla
Ernie Vandeweghe
Colgate
Dick Schnittker
Ohio State
Ralph Richter
Cincinnati
Joe Noertker
Virginia
Bill Schroer
Valparaiso
Ed MacAuley
St. Louis
GFG
TPF
Matauley
St. Louie
Unruh
Bradley
Courty
Oklash
Houchin
Kaneras
Pippin
Missouri
Kansas college coach mourns loss of Cranley line star
Ralph Graham acknowledged John Cranley as a fine line coach standout from 1996 and 1937 eras, who played at El Dorado Fredonia and Elk Ridge before returning to his alma mater. Graham said Cranley’s departure was regrettable and that he would begin seeking a replacement.
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Kan
Jen. G
John Cranley
Kansas
Ity
ElDorado
Fredonia
Eakridge
Ralph ‘Graham
Crawley
Graham
Minnesota wildlife funds shift as fish and game report grows
The 1943 biennial report shows increased fish propagation with 3,963,000 fingerlings planted, 287,386 catchable trout raised, and 12.66 million pounds of rough fish removed. Pheasant releases rose to 97,831, while quail and partridge distributions varied. Wardens issued 5,319 arrests. two way radios equipped 32 patrol autos and 2 planes. Total wildlife spending nears 1.2 million with federal and state contributions.
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Fish and Game Division
Start New League Opens With Two High School Games
A new high school boys basketball league began last evening at L.M.H.S. gym. In the opening games the C team defeated the Cubs 44 to 19 and the Intramural All-Stars beat the Little Lions 24 to 18, with box scores following.
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Ettasteenereney Ruese
Patterson
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DePaul Upsets Oklahoma Aggies On Aggressive Defense
New York January 6 DePaul blanked the Aggies with a relentless rush defense, limiting their opponents to six points in the final 20 minutes to claim a 39 38 victory in Stillwater. St Louis beat Bradley 57 44 in Missouri Valley action, Ed McCauley scoring 19 as St Louis extended its win streak to 13. Baylor rallied to edge Arkansas 41 37 to open conference play. Villanova extended its streak to seven with a 78 61 win, while Holy Cross ended a three game skid with a 64 48 victory over Harvard.
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Kentucky
Ilinois
Minnesota
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Ohlo
Pune
Aggies
Bob Harris
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Bradley
Theeason
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Ed McCauley
Baylor
Arkansas
Villanova
Holy Cross Cruze
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Kansas Aggies to Tangle With Missouri Saturday
Manhattan Kan Jan 6 Coach Jack Gardner said there is a chance Rick Harman, star forward, will play against Missouri in Columbia Saturday night after a pulled muscle sidelined him since December 18. The Kansas State college Wildcats seek return by their key scorer to face the Tigers.
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Kan
Jack Gardner
Kansas State College
Rick Harman
Wildcats
University of Missouri At Columbia
Harman
Cleveland Manager Named 1948 Male Athlete of the Year
Loud Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians named male athlete of the year in the AP year end poll for 1948. He narrowly beat Bob Mathias, who led early with first place votes but trailed in total points. The two-man race highlighted Boudreau's 1918 season and Mathias's Olympic decathlon triumph amid a rainy backdrop and a 60,000 strong crowd.
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Heli Mathias
Stan Musia
Hen Hogan
Doak Walker
Harrison Dillard
Gene Bearden
Charlie Justice
Joe Loula
Bowling Notes Show Leaders and Match Wins
Armstrong Beauty Shop led the Ladies Monday Night League with tyro wins over Independent Laundry. Estes Studio took two from Commonwealth Theatres, Todd Insurance beat Standard Life, Leonard's Service defeated Gates Tires and Holmes.
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Notice of Final Settlement in Cora M. Fisher Estate
In Douglas County Kansas a hearing is set for final settlement of the estate of Cora M. Fisher deceased. Lucille Achning executrix seeks account approval allowances and fees and asks the court to determine heirs and devisees. Written defenses due by January 4 at 1 30 PM in Lawrence. If ignored, judgment will follow. Also notices appointing Esther M. James administratrix of Ralph H. James estate and creditor claims deadline two months from first publication. Stella K. Skinner plaintiff in Douglas County District Court.
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