Basketball Results From Midwest and Kansas Colleges
Sports page summary lists numerous high school and college basketball outcomes across Kansas and nearby states. Notable scores include Bradley defeating St. Louis two overtimes, Oklahoma A&M besting Oklahoma 74 to 49, and Cape Girardeau’s team beating Wesleyan 85 to 71. Also shows multiple junior college and high school results with varied regional teams and venues.
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Notre Dame
Oklahoma A & M
Oklahoma
Willam
Central State
Duio
Lincoln
Haskell Bears edge Turner in all court press matchup
In a late basketball contest at Haskell Institute the Indian squad defeated Turner High 60 to 44 as an aggressive all court press stifled Turner. Key scorers included Ryat with 16 for Haskell and Drury leading Turner with nine. The Bears, defending East Kansas League champions, fall to 3 4 on the season while Turner drops to 3 4.
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Haskell Institute
Turner High
Braves
Bears
al Drury
Don Moore
Jimmy Ryal
Solomon Hill
Maskell
Turner
Eastman Factor
Drury
Jerome Masqua
Ted Moore
Tommy Brewer
Ed Postack
Factor
Haskell
Osawatomie
Haskell J
Maur Hill
Atchison
Haskell Bees
Masqua
Fos Nocar
Combes Newman Moore Anderson
Baton Twirlers Plan National Association
William Sears, instructor at the University of Kansas music education lab, named provisional president of the Society of Professional Twirling Teachers. An organizing group formed during the Orange Bowl festival in Miami, with Sears among seven baton specialists teaching and judging. The charter meeting will be held in Chicago next summer, when officers are elected. Sears has been a leading baton twirler and won senior boys swirling contests at Chicagoland Music festivals in 1942 and 1948. He previously served as field director of the ISU band.
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William Sears
University of Kansas
Society of
Miami
Fla
Sears
Chicago
Theatien
Is.u. Band
Merry Makers club meeting guests of Mr and Mrs Edmondson
The Merry Makers club meeting followed visits from guests including Mr and Mrs Ivan Millikan and children of Wichita and Mr and Mrs George VanderVeer of Denver Colorado during the holidays. Also listed are Sgt Alley and others in service, with families from Lawrence and Aurora Nebraska visiting relatives.
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William Edmondson
Ivan Millikan
Wichita
George VanderVeer
Denver
Colo
Sgt. Alley
Leonhard
Wood
Mbo
Eugene North
Harold Wiley
Delaware
Tom North
MM Don
North
Arthur Craig
Frank Molby
Frank
Clarance Hummelsuard
Henry Millerett
Dennis
Aly
Ernest Stumbs
Aurora
Nebr
Lawrence
Aml
J. L. Menzi
Mrr
Stumbo
Menzies
Merry Makers Club
Love for Racing Calls Grandad Back to Track
New Orleans report on Goggles a veteran jockey nicknamed Grandaddy Jimmy racing into his 50s. He wins again at the fairgrounds in a twice-around event, marking a long career with retirements and returns, tracing from early beginnings in Kentucky to Lexington where Tom Cromwell helped him start.
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New Orleans
Jimmy
Goggles
Fairgrounds
Owenton
Lexington
Tom Cromewell
Cromwell
Lisbon Plot Breaks Up in Portugal. 1947 Uprising Link Claimed
Interior Minister Trigo Neareiros announced the smashing of a conspiracy against state security. Arrests followed a secret meeting. many detainees were linked to a failed 1947 uprising and had prior sentences. In a communique Negreiros named Dr Acacio Gouveia’s office as the conspirators’ discovery point. Tonight three basketball games are on the City Recreation slate at the Community Building.
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Lisbon
Portugan
Trigo Neareiros
Negreiros
Acacio Gouveia
City Recreation Commission
Martinez Judge Approves $30 Monthly Support for Mongrel Dog
In Martinez California Judge Harold Jacoby approved a monthly $30 support for Bobby a dog described as the true and royal friend of his master Garabed Chilengirian who died last May leaving an estate SAL-97R The Armenian immigrant’s lone apparent heir The case notes Contra Costa County officials cannot locate any relatives and the dog was placed in a kennel pending court approval for estate drawing The judge granted the allowance yesterday.
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Contra Costa County
Junge Jacoby
Mentor Hears Team Is Good in Blind Coach Bud Elfbrandt
Spokane veteran coach Bud Elfbrandt who became blind after a construction accident leads Garfield Bees at Grade School. He teaches sixth grade, coordinates plays with a guide dog beside him, and relies on sound cues and a monitor to run practices. Despite blindness he remains enthusiastic, saying the team is good and it’s fun to coach.
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Spokane
Wash
Garfield
Kenneth
Bud) Elfbrandt
Bobby
Elfbrandt
Elbrandi
Bud
Gonzaga University
Ginger
Martha
Dickey
Garfield Bees
Tie
Former Kansan Refused To Take Induction Oath
Kansas City January 9 a federal court jury convicted Kenneth Powellavis 31 formerly of Norton Kan of failure to take the oath for selective service He belonged to the Jehovah Witnesses and said his religious belief prevented him from killing The jury deliberated under 20 minutes Judge Richard M Duncan deferred sentence 10 days to allow an appeal and later fined Davis attorney Luther Adamson for contempt of court citing improper statements to the jury in closing argument.
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Kansas City
Kenneth Powellavis
Norton
Kan
Davis
Joho
Richard M. Duncan
Dayist
Duncan
Luther Adamson
Lawrence men join Phi Delta Kappa honorary fraternity
Six men from the Lawrence area majoring in education at the University of Kansas have been initiated into the Phi Delta Kappa honorary educational fraternity for men. Initiates include Russell W. Annis, Ralph L. Bontrager, Wilbur Peterson, Floyd C. Seritchfield, William A. Ferguson, all Lawrence graduates, and Melvin D. McCord from Sunflower.
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Lawrence Area
University of Kansas
Phi Delta Kappa
Russell W. Annis
Ralph L. Bontrager
Wilbur Peterson
Floyd C. Seritchfield
William A. Ferguson
Lawrence
Melvin D. McCord
Sunflower
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