Kansas Missouri Clash Sees Lovellette Stauffer Duel
Heavyweight stars Clyde Lovellette of Kansas and Bill Stauffer of Missouri headline a Columbia showdown as No 1 Kansas visits Missouri in a key Big Seven bout. Coach Phog Allen’s Jayhawks chase their 12th straight win while Missouri seeks to snap a rough start. The B team meets in a 6:30 precursor, with a 5,800 crowd expected at Brewer Fieldhouse.
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Iowa State
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Marines call back Williams Coleman and Merriman
Major league players Ted Williams Gerry Coleman and Lloyd Merriman were recalled to active Marine duty in a rotation of reserve officers. They face physicals on April 2 and, if fit, two months of service before reporting to Los Alamitos Air Base May 12. Williams hoped to train with the Red Sox before duty.
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NCAA to vote on broadened TV football telecasts
The NCAA plans a vote today on a broadened football telecast program for 1982. Proponents argue for relaxed restrictions while opponents press for limited broadcasts. The Pennsylvania and Tennessee amendments shape the debate as delegates weigh antitrust concerns and potential federal action while officials cite the need to protect schedules and school interests.
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Skier Nations Promise Tough Test at Early Winter Meet
Skisport fans anticipate a first‑tier test as skiers from 11 nations, led by Canada and the United States, prepare for competition amid expectations Russia may enter Oslo, with signs of strong American performance and strategic implications for the Winter Games.
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Grindewald
Switzerland
Jayhawks rely on Lienhard as deadly zone counter
Kansas star Lienhard, nicknamed Fing, emerges as a pivotal shooter for the Jayhawks, scoring 92 points in 11 starts to lift Kansas to the top national ranking. His high-arc underhand and overhand shots, strong defense, and improved all-around play anchor Allen's offense as they face Missouri and middle-defense schemes.
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Haskell Hoopsters Face Maur Hil Quintet In Twin Games
Haskell High School basketball hosts Maur Hil of Atchison for two games at the Indian School gym. First game tipped at 7 o'clock with both teams seeking wins and local bragging rights.
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Atchison
Thin corner backs plan to include city sports in year program
Sport Slants notes John Andrews chairing the sports committee advocates city wide projects for the year. It recalls a recent community meeting with about 390 sportsmen at the Community Building. Boulder and Stillwater area teams are mentioned with various players and upcoming showings in a busy season.
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Phin Ie
Dougie County
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Slants
Kansas Varsity and Bees Hit Missouri and Nebraska Trips
Twenty two Kansas basketball players travel from Lawrence by bus to Columbia Missouri for a Big Seven game against Missouri at 8 15 PM and a 630 PM contest against the Tiger Seconds. The varsity plans to stay in Kansas City overnight before a Sunday trip to Lincoln for a Monday night showdown with Nebraska.
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Kansas-Nebraska
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Arkansas Razorbacks 1952 football schedule announced
Hank Iba and John Barnhill disclosed the 1952 Razorbacks grid slate. Opener Sept 20 in Little Rock against Oklahoma A&M, Ole Miss meets Arkansas Oct 25 in Little Rock. New foes Houston and Missouri Valley join the schedule, with Houston, Rice Institute and SMU games at Fayetteville.
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Northeast Kansas League History and Member Shifts
Veteran sportswriter Gil Smith outlines the Northeast Kansas League history dating to 1923. Charter members included Wyandotte Argentine Rose dale Atchison Horton Lawrence Leavenworth Olathe Ottawa and Topeka. The league saw enrollments rise and fall and schools shift to other conferences through the 1930s and 1940s.
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Youth from Kansas City Becomes Boys Town Mayor
John Lewis, 18, of Kansas City Kansas was elected mayor of Boys Town Nebraska a haven for homeless boys founded by Father Flanagan. In Tasmania roadwork uncovered chunks of trees believed to be up to ten million years old.
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