Kansas Jayhawkers Open Big Six in Hoch Auditorium
Kansas University to start Big Six basketball season hosting Missouri Tigers at Hoch Auditorium with two 1943 regulars Schnellbacher and Black in the lineup. Uncertainty remains on center position between Owen Feck and Maurice Martin as Everett Hill and Georges Gear are slated for guard duty.
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Wildcats edge Cyclones in overtime to set three Big Six records
Kansas State beat Iowa State 52-46 in overtime in a game marked by three new conference records. Kansas State set the team free throw mark with 26 of 81 attempts, Bill Schultz netted 11 three pointers, and Iowa State committed 80 personal fouls. The Wildcats had been on a skid, losing to Washburn and Neiranton earlier, as the Big Six schedule opened with Lawrence and other key matchups.
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Unclear sports notes and rosters from midseason discusses
Fragmented report mentions players tied to 1945 squad and current military status. References Giants prospects, Cardinals players Musial Slaughter and Moore, others in armed forces. Mentions Wayne Sabin return from Guam and Curtis Hatch management changes.
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College Coaches Meet Hints at Ted Kluszewski Signing
In New York a college baseball coaches association gathering in St Louis may highlight Ted Kluszewski’s recent signing from Indians U amid eligibility questions. Cincinnati targets him. Indiana and Ohio State are noted in a shifting coaching landscape as pro aspirations and home commitments influence moves.
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Carrol Whitees
Broad mix of college basketball scores in scattered results
Collage teams including Connecticut, Princeton, Bowdoin, Colgate, NYU, and Notre Dame post varied results across dates. Scores show a broad spread with several upsets and midseason contests across universities and independent programs.
Lions Triumph Over Manhattan Indians In Narrow Victory
Lawrence Lions rallied from behind three times and edged Manhattan Indians 89 to 35 on the road. Led by Charley Penny with 19 points and Rogers 12, Lawrence built a strong second half while Keith Elder and the Reds and Blacks traded a flurry of baskets in a high tempo league contest.
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Demonstrations in Cairo After Senator’s Funeral
In Cairo on January 7 ten people were arrested after large crowds marched in the funeral procession for Senator Amin Osman Pasha. Protesters shouted against Prime Minister Nekrashi Pasha and hurled stones at the presidential palace before police dispersed the demonstrators. Osman Tasha, a former finance minister, died from three back gunshot wounds six hours earlier in Opera Square. A 25-year-old suspect, alleged son of a high official, was arrested in connection with the assassination.
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Fort Wart 3 Minneapolis 9 hockey score report
Sioux city Fort Wart hockey scene notes a 9 to 3 loss as Minneapolis dominates in Sunday action. College basketball roundup highlights Ft Riley Ramblers beating Topeka American Legion 62 to 40 with Riley and Hold leading scorers. Quigley KU athletic director heads to St Louis for NCAA meeting this week.
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Tornado Kills Three Near Lake Village Arkansas
A tornado struck a plantation area near Jennin four miles south of Lake Village Chicot County last night. Three people were killed including a woman identified as Taylor and a Black couple Ed Royal and his wife. Tenants’ structures and armor frame buildings were destroyed or damaged as the storm hit during heavy rain. Sheriff John Biges reported the fatalities and damage, with several others injured and a small club house plus three waterfront cottages blown into Lake Chicut.
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Public Sale at Twill Farm Near Lawrence Kan
A public sale is set for Wednesday at 1 o'clock, at Twill farm near Lawrence, Kan. Readied livestock includes 124 head of cattle with various ages and breeds such as Guernsey, Shorthorn, and Jersey, plus a steer and heifer offerings. Cattle freshen in February and March, with several cows in milk and bulls noted.
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