One to Argentine rally falls short in rough district clash
Lawrence Lions trailed 8 to 16 at halftime and staged a 20 point burst in final nine and a half minutes but Argentine Mustangs held on for a 30 to 28 win at L M H S gym. Lions battled a tight Argentine zone, cutting to 27 29 late, yet a missed shot and Horton's late free throw sealed the Mustang victory in a hard fought regional game.
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Lawrence Promoters Open Season Atchison Clash
Lawrence high school promoters coached by Guy Bates open league play tomorrow night at L.M.H.S. gym versus Atchison. After the game they travel to St. Joseph for a league contest Saturday. Coach Barnes lists lettermen Vern Newman Bill Woody and Marion Williams Fighting Leathernecks. Eight fouls forced players off the floor and one was ejected for flagrant foul leaving four against three for a stretch.
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L.M.H.S
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Barnes
Vern Newman
Bill Woody
Marion Williams
Leathernecks
Lawrence Junior high falls in overtime to Ottawa
Lawrence Junior high basketball lost 21 to 20 in overtime at Ottawa Friday. They host Highland Park next at 4 PM at the Community building, after leading 3-3 at the first quarter and 13- to halftime. Franklin county club equaled 20 at regulation before Ottawa pulled ahead on a free throw.
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America Finds Touch Going in the 48 Olympics
Minnesota’s Jim Kelly notes tough global competition for the 1948 Games. England and Holland show sprint and hurdle strength, Sweden has distance runners, Australia and Jamaica also field solid teams. U.S. focus will be on relays and field events. competition promises a stronger Games.
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NCAA Sanity Code Adopted Amid Loophole Concerns
New York Jan 12 The NCAA approved a sanity code aimed at curbing semi professional recruitment. Dr Karl Lieb acknowledges loopholes and alumni influence remain unrestrained. The amendments bar financial inducements to prospective athletes while permitting need and merit based aid. Enforcement machinery creates a regulatory national conference. Several conferences must revise by laws to align with the new standards.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Karl Lieb
Iiwa
NCAA
Iola Edges Haskell In Overtime Thriller
Iola high school beat Haskell Indian five by one point on Iola’s home court in a tight game. Haskell led late in the first half but Iola surged, forcing overtime where the final score tipped in Iola’s favor.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association Amends Constitution
The National Collegiate Athletic Association today amended its constitution to permit certain activities by suppliers while prohibiting direct help or inducements to athletes. The change strengthens governance over member institutions. The vote required a two thirds majority, with some opposition to recruiting-related restrictions. A Manhattan meeting included KR Albright of Massachusetts Street.
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Theational Collegiate Athletic Association
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Rock and Flower tops Tokyo as Stalin prize film
In Tokyo the Russian film Rock and Flower draws crowds as the big local hit. It portrays the life and love of a sculptor and has won last year’s Stalin prize, highlighting Soviet era cinema’s prestige in Japan.
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Kansans Debate Club Dinners And Salaries Reported
Dr Albright a former association director and state officer notes sessions attended by about 50 naturopathic physicians across the state amid talk of the Kansas Buck a month club and allegedly salaries paid to players wives. The grainy item mentions families, dinners, and community figures tied to county life and local kitchens.
Nebraska In Blast at Back of Month Club
In Lincoln Nebraska Jean R Kinder of Lincoln a backer of the Husker Achievement Fund questions why Nebraska must be the only Holy pure member of the Big Six. He criticizes the fund as pest and argues the plan was dropped after the Big Six disapproved.
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University of Nebraska
University Regents
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Lincoln
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Beard
Frank
Cornhusker Achievement Fund
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