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Kansas City dispatch reports Oklahoma Sooners favored at Norman in a Big Seven basketball clash after strong home records. It notes Holy Cross ranking and other college results including Trinity, Bradley, Texas A and M and Texas. It highlights Kansas State’s league start and Ark Valley and Wichita area prep standings, with cavalry of teams like Argentine, Emporia, Atchison and Wyandotte in Kansas Class AA race.
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Virginia Expected To Rejoin Southern League
New York report notes University of Virginia may rejoin the Southern Conference after NCAA sanity code disputes are settled. Presidents’ active role expected. LSU proxy cited. Virginia’s broad support evident amid ongoing intercollegiate athletics debate.
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First Atchison Loss Defeat Ends Atchison Run of Wins
Lawrence Junior High toppled Atchison 45 to 22 on Atchison’s court, giving Atchison its first loss of the season after three straight victories. Lawrence players listed include Mevue, Freston, Martin, HamTree, Murphy, Frise, Majette, Towley, and Wo. Atchison box shows Harcett, Miter, Vaughn, and Brown among scorers. Next for Lawrence is a January 20 game at Shawnee Mission.
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Wesleyan Makes It Eight In A Row In Conference Win
Salina Kan Jan 13 Kansas Wesleyan defeated Ottawa 54 to 46 securing its eighth straight victory and second conference win of the season. Don Anderson exploded for 20 points in the second half aiding the comeback after Ottawa led 25-18 at halftime. Ottawa’s Bill Tiegreen topped Ottawa with 18 points as the game stayed tight until Wesleyan pulled away in the final minutes.
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Hoover Calls Athletics a Core American Value at Dinner
Former President Herbert Hoover addressed about 400 football coaches in New York rating athletics beside religion as a key American pursuit. The event honored Charles Wilkinson of Oklahoma as coach of 1949 after his Sugar Bowl win and season sweep, with Wilkinson crediting his university, assistants, and players.
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Bud) Wilkinson
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Baylor Expected to Pick Grid Coach Next Week
Baylor's athletic committee will meet next week to choose a football coach. Sam Baugh leads the list as the top candidate, contingent on a Washington release. Other applicants include Homer Cole, John Tomlin, Bob Walsh, and Red Dawson as potential contenders.
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N C A A Playoffs Set for Kansas City in March
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announced 1950 dates with western eliminations at Kansas City March 24-25 and the eastern section in New York March 23-26. The finals will be held in New York in March.
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Kansas City
Basketball Scores From Avaicated Press College Meet
Unclear OCR text reports college basketball scores with several decipherable team names and partial lines. The fragment references Duke and Texas A&M style notations, plus high school items and a cryptic translation indicating a local religious reference.
Springs r al hockey league record 19 straight games
The article notes an undefeated stretch for the Springs team in the hockey league, extending a current record of 19 consecutive games without a defeat. It highlights the team’s consistency and dominance in recent matchups and standings within the league.
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