Jayhawks Rout Missouri 61 to 46 in Hoch Auditorium
Kansas, led by Lovellette and Kenney, defeated Missouri 61 to 46 as Stauffer fouled out and Enright energized the crowd with his court antics. Lovellette scored 18, Landolt added 12, while Missouri’s Stauffer and Hannaman were limited by Kansas defense. Kansas, 18th straight home win, hosts Colorado next.
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Missouri
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Monster A Music ‘Hall
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Roly-Poly
Chicago
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Lignhard
Stauffer
Ming
Bud ‘Hannaman
Gene Landolt
Sparky Stalcup
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Nebraska
Biauffer
Clyde
Jerry Waugh
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Rougland
Dale Engel
K. U
Mizzou
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Phag Allen
Colorado Buffalogs
Kansas State Wildcats
Oklahoma
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Hamition
Lawmin
Adams
Landiitz
Goren
Hougland
Walgh
Engel
Hoag
Keller
Don Dippold
Witt
Bill Schalke
Jayhawk
Landolt
George Lafferty
Lafferty
Stateup
Jack
Jack Gardner
K-State
Aggie
Buddy Bull
Heinemen
Jays
John Keller
K. U?s
Hock Auditorium
Dean Wells
Bud Heineman
Bill Schaake
Don Conan
M. U
Geguarda
Clarkson
Athletes of the Year honored by Associated Press poll
The Associated Press named 1910s male Athlete of the Year with 74 games pitched by Jim Konstanty and 16 victories, while Edford Charles, heavyweight champion, ranked third. The year featured 400 athletes considered and a poll listing Kim Kanatenty, Janowicz, Phil Hivaut, Tren Hogan, Sam Snead, Bobby, and more for top honors.
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New York
Jim Honstanty
Jetphis Phiten
Associated Press
Preg Geed
Noor
Japan
Furuhachi
Konstanty
Janowicz
Philadelphia
Althe
Drayer
Edford Charles
Cincinnati
Phil Hivaut
Tren Hogan
Sam Snead
George Een
Teakerballaly
Bobby
Rabearth
Goodman
Doak Walker
Walt Deppa
Uimone
Stantia
Bob
Matias
Ray Robinson
Sam Ureetta
Don Gehrania
Don Heinrich
Mohan Bright
National Collegiate Coaches meet opens in Dallas
A roundup of college athletic officials including Earl Falkenstein and Dutch Lonborg prepares for the National Collegiate Coaches Association meetings in Dallas. Coaches and administrators discuss rule changes, television issues, high school star recruitment, and coaching vacancies, with mixed views on new time rules and game pacing.
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Dallas
Earl Falkenstein
K. Uf
Lonbarg
bin Easton
J. V. Kimsey
Wayne
Wayne Ruptogtee Popper
von Fambroug
Hub Ulrich
Mike Getto
Cotton Bowl
University of Will At
Easton
Texas
National Collegiate Trae Coaches Association
N.C.A.A
Bill
N.C.T.C.A
Dutch Lonborg
Horton
Northwestern
Gant
Norm Cooper
K. U
L.S.A
Doughty and Avant Weigh Odds for Pan American Team
Kansas City Jan 9 Doughty 118 lb and Avant 135 lb emerged as strong bets to join eight finalists for the U S boxing team to the Pan American Games in Buenos Aires. Both fought well in last night’s scores and the semi final pairings were set to be drawn at noon.
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Doughty
al Avant
United States
Buenos Aires
Avant
Philadelphia
U. S
Municipal Auditorium
Isaac Chestnut
U. S. Army
Washington
Clark
D. C
Bob Stokes
Connie Stamps
Willie Davin
Stamps
Basketball scores mix results from across colleges
Villanova beat Syracuse 66 to 66 and Cincinnati 66 to 63. Cornell toppled Yale 74 to 63 while Drake and Wichita State posted wins. Illinois, Wisconsin, and Ohio State won as DePaul, Arkansas, Brigham Young, Oklahoma and Colorado also recorded victories with several close scores noted.
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Villanova
Seamon i
Syracuca
Cincinnati
Buetene
Cornell
Tale Break Jey
Drake
Brey Wichita
Jahome Bertawesicha Lepplichican
Webrazka
Abets TA
Siinnesote
Ohio
Kan
Rockhurst
Bent
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
Stamford correspondent reports a boxing card with Vejar stopping Moore in Stamford while Araujo outpoints Andrewa in Providence and Bender defeats Hayes in Lowell, detailing several weight classes and local ring results.
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Associated Pears
Stamford
Conn
Chico Vejar
Jo Moore
Hemstead
N. T
Providence
George Araujo
Roy Andrewa
Lowell
Masx
Paul Bender
Beaton
Starcup Joins Students In Hoping for New Gym
Hugh Fullerton Jr notes Kansas State fans crowding for a larger facility as a 13 000 seat field house proves insufficient for the Kansas State Missouri clash. Students braved cold by fires outside Nichols gym while Sparky Stalcup joined in the on floor cheer. The piece adds a note that about 15 percent of U S pupils still attend one room schools.
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Associated Preas
Kansas State
Fritz Knorr
Wildcats
Kansas U
Nichols
K-State
Missouri
Sparky Stalcup
Sparky
U. S
Drama critic blasts sports writers for Notre Dame flop of 1950
Chicago January 9 1950 drama critic Emmett Dedmon of the Son Times derides sports writers for naming Notre Dame 1950 champions then calling the team flop of the year. He charges experts punished by misjudged bold predictions and notes the press box blaming the team for flawed forecasts. Dedmon is a University of Chicago graduate.
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Chicago
Emmett Dedmon
Son- Times
Notre Dame
Dedmon
Aporte
University of Chicago
Lawrence High Basketball Team Faces League Realignment
The Lawrence high school basketball club is praised for grit and scrappiness though lacking height and top talent. It discusses the MELK.L. and NEK L. league changes, noting Lawrence’s football edge but weaker performance elsewhere, with caution about joining a stronger league just to finish lower.
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Lawrence
H. C. Stuart
Herw
Lion Crew
N.elk.l
Lions face top rivals in pentuple league clashes
The Lions continue to meet their toughest opponents as longstanding interleague rivalries persist. Key figures include Peri and Depa in matchups on a prime-league schedule, underscoring ongoing tensions and competitive stakes.
U S Olympic Committee OKs Pan American trip
Washington approves United States participation in the Pan American Games at Buenos Aires February 25 to March 8 with a 125 athlete team. Funding is uncertain as only 23 percent of the $200,000 budget is secured, prompting a fundraising push before the mid February departure.
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U.S
United States
Western Hemisphere
Brundage
Washington
U. S
Buenos Aires
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