Lawrence Lions win sensational last-minute squeaker at Atchison
The Lawrence High Lions edged the Atchison Redmen 44 to 42 in a tense Northeast Kansas League clash at Atchison. Starters Nieder and Richards led the attack with 12 and 17 points respectively as Lawrence preserved their perfect league record 2–0 while remaining unbeaten overall at 5–3.
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No Play Just Baseball On Agenda for Phillies
The 1952 Philadelphia Phillies begin spring training in Clearwater Florida with Eddie Sawyer enforcing strict rules to boost effort. No wives, automobiles, swimming, or card playing. a midnight curfew. breakfast at eight. Only players under 1957 contracts are exempt. The team aims to improve after finishing fifth last year.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Glearwater
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Phils
Eddie Sawyer
Haskell Braves defeat Maur Hill 41 to 31 on home court
Haskell Institute led 28 to 12 at halftime and controlled the game with an all-court press. Jimmy Ryal scored 20 points on nine field goals and free throws while Tommy Brewer added nine as Maur Hill fell to 1-5, with Haskell improving to 4-4 on the season.
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Haskell
Papla
Braves
Ravens
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Poastoak
Masqua
Ityal
Git Brewery
Vetere A Haan
Hogers
Jiminy
Maur Will
Poors
J Menai
Morvix Bof
Ian Oh
Quanters
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Bolt
Mawr
Bill Morey
Gene Sian
Unclear Fight Night Lists Several Unreadable Names
Fragmentary notes describe last night’s fights involving multiple fighters and locations. Names appear garbled, with mentions of Teaneck, Hollywood, Hawaii, and California. Unable to verify participants, outcomes, or venues from the legible text.
Ravens Into Chase Set for CIC Conference Action
The St Benedicts Ravens travel to face Fort Hays State in a CIC clash as the two teams meet in a pair of games tonight. Washburn beat Fort Hays 88 62 to stay hot in league play as Baker defeated College of Emporia 71 49 with Len Overturf scoring 26. Ottawa earned a second conference win by beating Kansas Wesleyan 68 57 led by Dudley Geise.
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Fort Hays State
Atchison
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Kansas Wesleyan
Emporia State
Emporia
Washburn Ichabods
Southwestern
Pittsburg Gorillas
Hays
Springfield
Bears
Baker Wildcats
College of Emporia
Len Overturf
Fudora High tops Baldwin in high scoring finish
Fudora High School edged Doug lak County rival Baldwin 25 10 33 on the Fudora court. Cliff Ikenberry led Baldwin with 11 points while Don Gibbs paced Fudora with 16. Eudora broke a 17 all half with a 13 6 run in the second half and outscored Baldwin 11 6 in the final period to seal the win.
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Don Gibbs
Eudora
Bulldogs
Bob Westerhouse
Perry
DeSoto
Manager in Hot Water After Poking Referee in MSG Fight
State Boxing Commission moves to revoke manager Tommy Ryan's license after he rushed the ring and punched referee Ray Miller following Durando's technical knockout of Castellani in Madison Square Garden. Castellani staggered after a massive uppercut, Miller halted the bout, and Ryan also assaulted matchmaker Al Weill in the dressing room, prompting a 10:30 a.m. hearing. Durando, a Bayonne puncher, weighed 158 to Castellani's 157. Castellani fell late in the seventh. crowd of 5,799 saw a $20,685 gross gate.
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Tommy Ryan
Ray Miller
Ernie Durande
Rocky Castel-lani
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Castellani
Durando
Bayonne
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Christenbeery
al Weill
Hugh Bradley
New York Journal-American
Weill
Bradley
Rocky
Duranda
Duquesne and TCU Shine in College Basketball Night
Unbeaten Duquesne defeated Colgate 70 to 54 for its ninth straight win while Texas Christian crushed Baylor 75 to 57 to extend its season success in the Southwest Conference. Princeton beat Dartmouth 50 to 48 and UCLA toppled Southern California 55 to 48 as Stanford beat California 81 to 74. Washington downed Oregon State 46 to 37 with Oregon and Utah leading their divisions. Other results include Wyoming and BYU winning in the Skyline Eight and Texas A M over Rice 55 to 44. Chicago suffered its 25th straight loss to a Chicago school.
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Furman
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Texas A & M
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U. Oflinors Professional
Chiraga
Demaret Leads Bing Crosby Tourney After Windy Round
In Pebble Beach C alifornia a fierce wind distorted scores in the opening round of the Bing Crosby $10 000 National Pro Amateur 54 hole event. Jimmy Demaret sits atop the field after a strong 74 as gusts to 45 mph hindered play. Bob Hope and Demaret teamed for a 70 best ball in the pro am doubles, with Art Belt and William Haelle leading the pro amateur group on 68.
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William Haelle
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Wash
al Brosch
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Long Island
N.Y
Too Much De-Emphasis Johnny Bright Declares
Drake University halfback Johnny Bright criticizes football de-emphasis as unfair and unjustified. He will receive the Swede Helsnn Award for sportsmanship from the Gridiron Club of Boston. Bright defends football and says spring practice harms no one and games should avoid commercialism.
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Nelson
Sooner Wildcats clash in Norman in Big Seven opener
Oklahoma Sooners host Kansas State in Norman on Monday night the headline matchup caps a near-sellout crowd. Kansas State seeks to extend its Big Seven lead as Gardner’s Wildcats visit, riding a 9-2 record into the contest against Drake’s 10-6 series in conference play.
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Nebraska
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