Kansas Faces Missouri In Big 7 Hardwood Clash
Lawrence Kan January 11 1949 The University of Kansas basketball team seeks its first conference win tonight at Hoch Auditorium starting 730 against Missouri. Missouri arrives with a string of four straight conference wins and predicts a tough game after Kansas beat them in Kansas City. Kansas must rebound from a poor shooting night in Lincoln as Nebraska routed them 52 34 and halt Missouri’s inside game led by centers Fowler and Haynes while Dan Pippin remains a scoring threat for KU.
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Hoch Auditorium
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Columbia
Oklahoma
Colorado
Boulder
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Oklahomans
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Phog Allen
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Wisconsin
Stalcup
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Lincoln
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Handball plans and a Jayhawks star Bertuzzi
Henry Shenk of the University of Kansas seeks funding for additional Mt. Oread handball courts as spring practice nears. Dick Bertuzzi, a four year Jayhawks halfback, graduates this year after a storied start to his college career beginning with Shenk recruiting him in Arm a Kansas.
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Henry Shenk
Phical Education Department
Mt. Oread
Shenk
J. W. Sikes
Dick Bertuzzi
Bertuzzi
Jayhawk Ers
Iun
Henry Shhenk
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K.U
Ft. Scott Pittsburg
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Armia
Refs Too Quick With Whistle Says Lapchick
NEA Sports Rab report quotes Joe Lapchick, veteran Knickerbockers coach, urging discretion by officials. He suggests letting inconsequential fouls go, slower three second counts, and ignoring certain blocks to speed the game, while keeping play in check for violence.
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Lapchick
Harry Grayson
NEA Sports Rak
Chicago
NBA
Joe Lapchick
New York Knickerbockers
Brooklyn St. John's
East
Beck Court
Upset Victory Caps Four-Year Sooner Scoring Spree
Kaneas lifts Sayhenhee to a 16 to 13 upset over favored Sooners with a clutch lateral as a defender closed in. Bertuzzi receives the trophy from the Greater Kansas City Alumni Association for the outstanding back of the season, honoring four years of football.
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Sayhenhee
Avidder
Schnellbacher
Kaneas
Sooners
Bertuzzi
Greater Kansas
Billikens Face Long Island In MSG Doubleheader
St Louis Billikens, still unbeaten after their Sugar Bowl win over Kentucky, travel to Madison Square Garden tonight aiming for a 10th straight win with Ed Macauley healthy. Western Kentucky and Minnesota also win amid a slate of upsets and close scores.
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New York
St. Louis Billikens
Kentucky
Madison Square Garden
Long Island University
Ed Macauley
Billikens
West Virginia
City Co.go
Western Kentuck
Minnesota
Western Kentucky
University of Louisville
Wisconsin
Minnesotans
Oklahoma Aggies
Bradley
Oklahoma
Colorado
Quigley At Meeting In Palm Springs California
In Palm Springs on January 11, the football rules committee faced a quorum delay as heavy snow blocked roads and halted trains across the nation. Only Chairman William J Bingham of Harvard and Coach D C Tess McLaughry of Dartmouth were present, with others including Romney of Utah State and Stiner of State mentioned as awaiting the rest of the panel. Amos Alonzo Stagg was also noted among the veterans connected to football administration.
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Sonesumers
California
William J. Bingham
Harvard
D. C
Tess) McLaughry
Dartmouth Thern Methodist
E. Romney
Utah State
A. L. Stiner
Unclear Basketball Scores From Inland University Event
Fragmented OCR shows scattered scores and names. Mentions include Inland, Rut, Creigh, Chillicothe, Arkansae, Wysming, and state college results. Unable to determine a coherent game recap or teams, but indicates multiple college basketball scores and participants.
Box Lacrosse Is Added To Sports at Princeton
Princeton adds box lacrosse to its sports program as observers note the Ivy League shift. The piece weaves in sports nostalgia and local comments, including mentions of Ted Schroeder and Ace Parker, with quips about college athletics and pro ambitions.
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Princeton
Hugh Fullerton, Jr
New York
Ted Schroeder
Pancho Gonzales
Ted
Schroeder
Ace Parker
Durham
N. C
Portsmouth
Bowling notes from Owl League standings and top scores
In Owl League action Standard Oil edged Bill Bodin in the opener while Auto Salvage swept Douglas Broe. Sinclair dropped two to Conoco. Sam's Produce swept Chariton Inc. Knights of Columbus edged Stall Farmers. Rhodes beat Darnell Service. Sam's leads, Auto Wrecking and Rhodes sit in a tie for third. High single 229 by Marcellus. high triple 598 by Brown. Sam's claimed both team tens and thirties with 895. In Commercial League Morgan Mack swept all three for Frits Co. two from Nider Implement and Mitchell Motors won two from Gravitt's Rollerdromme.
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Standard Oil
Bill Bodin
Auto Salvage
Douglas Broe
Sinclair
Conoco
Sam's Produce
Chariton Inc
Knights of Columbus
Rhodes
Darnell Service
Sam's
Auto
Meresid
Ety
Brown
Morgan Mack
Roes. Frits Co
Nider Implement
Mitchell Motors
Gravitt’s
Rollerdromme
Bowling League Scores and Standings Across Leagues
In city bowling results Budweiser took the odd from Ottawa Post Office while A and P won two from Winters. Morgan Mack led with first place, Fritz Co. second, Mitchell Motors third. Omar Hicks of A and P had high ten and thirty, and Mitchell Motors led team ten. Wednesday Ivy Lea Fritzel Jayhawk strength boosted league lead with three wins over Rhodes Roofers. Sterling Furniture fell to K A Barber Shop but held second. Lawrence Sanitary took a game from Ober's and moved to third. Penney's swept Sigma Nu. O Rubber Welders won two from Haskell. Omar Hicks led Lawrence Sanitary with high ten and thirty, O K Rubber Welders led ten, Lawrence Sanitary led thirty. Jayhawk League saw Muehlebach win all from KC P Light. Triangle Transit swept Hill View. Rankins edged Safeway. Grover’s beat Rapid Transit. Deker Keys swept Palace. Channel Sanders swept American Legion. Hillview remains first, Chanel Sanders second, KC P Light third. Blackie Sanders led Channel Sanders with high ten. Milton Pi led Rankin's with high thirty. Muehlebach posted high ten and thirty. Ransdell Motors beat Jes Decorators. Motor In swept Livengood Nash. Eagles won.
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Budweiser
Ottawa
A and P
Winter's
Morgan- Mack
Fritz Co
Mitchell Motors
Smith
Gravitt'’s
Beiter
Omar Hicks
Morgan-Mack
Ivy Lea Fritzel-Jayhawk
Rhodes Roofers
Sterling Furniture
K. A. Barber Shop
Lawrence Sanitary
Ober’s
Penney’s
Sigma Nu
O Rubber
Haskell
O K' Rubber
Jayhawk
Muehlebach
K.C.P. Light
Triangleransit
Hillview
Rankins
Safeway
Grover’s
Rapid Transit
Deker-Keys
Palace
Channel- Sanders
American Legion
K.C.P
Light
Blackie Sanders
Chanel-Sanders
Milton Pi
Rankin’s
Beaman's leads Elks as Jayhawk Cafe tops in odd game
Beaman's Bea man s team holds a one game lead over the Elks with Motor In in third place. Winters of Beaman s posted a 211 as top score, Dave Mitchell of the Elks had a 261 high, Jayhawk Cafe rolled 868 for a high ten and 2489 series.
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Hudson
San Francisco
Pappy Waldorf
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Su.s
Jack Jacobs
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Charley
Steve van Buren
Jack
Sun Power
Ransdell Motors
Jes Decorators
Motor In
Livengood Nash
Eagles
Kirkpatricks
Sport Shop
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