Smaller Colleges Hold The Key In Fight Against NCAA Sanity Code
New York Jan 14 NGA reports a showdown as the NCAA code for amateur standards faces challenge from smaller colleges. Oberlin's Dr J H Nichols says these schools fear tighter athletic scrutiny and their one third voting strength could block expulsions. Seven institutions Virginia Citadel Virginia Tech Virginia Military Institute Boston College Maryland Villanova face possible expulsion amid a southern bloc push for a revised code permitting open scholarships under strict supervision. Maryland reportedly filed notice of compliance.
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University High Eagles top Easton 44 to 16 in league action
University High Eagles defeated Easton 44 to 16 to stay tied for second in the Tri-County league with Tonganoxie. The team improved to 4-1 in league play and 5-2 overall behind 14 points from Gene Perry and 9 from Bruce Perdue. The UH.S. B team won 19-13.
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Major Upsets Highlight College Basketball Action
Southern California beat UCLA 58 45 to lead the Southern division of the Pacific Coast Conference. Kansas State upset Oklahoma in a Big Seven overtime affair. Johns of Brooklyn rallied to defeat Indiana 66 71. Duquesne beat Indiana 41 40 as the Dukes extended their unbeaten streak. Washington dropped its PCC Northern Division opener 42 36 to Washington State. Oregon defeated Oregon State 65 49. California edged Stanford 60 55 in the PCC South. Denver Wyoming and Utah State tied for the Skyline Six lead after Denver beat Colorado 55 54, Wyoming beat Brigham Young 50 39, and Utah State beat Utah 54 41. Tulane remained unbeaten in the Eastern Conference by beating Louisiana State while Notre Dame won its fifth against Yale and Michigan State closed the year with a 64 61 win over Marquette.
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Snead Hogan Lead Early in Crosby Invitational Round Two
Slammin Sam Snead and Ren Hogan emerged as big attractions in the second round at Pebble Beach amid a northwest storm. Hogan and Snead shared first place in the Los Angeles Open, with leaders shifting to Cypress Point as Hogan trailed Snead by several strokes after a tough stretch. The day featured golf amid strong winds and erratic play as Snead posted a 47-40-77 while Hogan lagged by eight shots.
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Heard
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges and Local Games
A long list of college and local team scores including Georgetown, Penn State, NC, Duke, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, USC, UCLA, Oregon, Minnesota, Kansas, Wichita area teams, and many smaller schools. Several games noted as overtime with scattered point totals and marginally legible team names and venues. The fragmentary OCR reads as an extensive scoreboard roundup with mixed readability throughout.
Still Watch Cables Continue Despite Press Censorship
Cairo reports censorship on local papers while outgoing cables still pass officially. A separate misnamed suit reveals Dr Michael Loutfallah and Mrs Marie Hartieoty Loufallah, 72, in a public dispute over an alleged arranged marriage and social escort roles connected to a Las Vegas area doctor.
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Michael Loutfallah
Bowling Standings and High Scores Across Leagues
Wednesday night Ivy League action left Fritzer Jayhawk atop as second place Legion, while Lawrence Sanitary, Franz Cabins, and Dowers Duds posted wins. Highs included Jack Houk 220 ten, Omar Hicks 545 thirty, and Legion 907 ten 554 thirty. Jayhawks tie for first in Wednesday league after Decker Keys and Blue Ribbon split and Hillview's Sanders Motors rose with two wins. Thursday Sunflower league saw a three way first place tie resolved by results. Beaman's and Sun Street gained ground, Hal Miller 211 ten, Frank Hicks 569 thirty, Sun Ord 879 ten and 2412 thirty leading. Tuesday Sunflowers Ladies saw Morgan-Mack, Sanders Motors, Southwestern Bell, Midwest Motors, and Rusty’s Market claim multiple wins. Brock 229 ten and Eisenhardt 551 thirty highlight individual marks. Team highs included Morgan-Mack 788 ten and Sanders Motors 251? in the series.
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Baldwin Wins Two In Little Six League From Eudora
Baldwin high school basketball teams defeated Eudora in a double header at Eudora. The first game ended 47 to 42 with a tied 28 28 score entering the final period before Baldwin pulled away. The second contest finished 38 to 35 in favor of Baldwin.
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Douglas county set to fix corn acreage allotments
The Douglas County PMA advisory council aims to complete eight percent of 1947 1948 1949 corn acreage reports by next Friday to set preliminary acreages. Council members will compile data and meet February 10 to finalize figures, with allotments due by March 1. The meeting noted 92 percent response to farmer questionnaires and attendance by 27 members plus soil conservation staff.
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George Wertzberger
County Soil Conservation Service
Butell
David Noe
Talks on state taxes by Kansas expert at LWV luncheon
Jack McKay of the University of Kansas briefed the League of Women Voters on Kansas tax history and the shift from property to income, sales, and gasoline taxes. He urged permanent year round assessment with a single assigned assessor to ease county clerks, a plan tabled since 1941. The text also notes the voltaic cell's inventor Alessandro Volta.
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Bureau of Government Research
University of Kansas
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League of Women Voters
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Leaping Lizards from Haiti Rare Rhinoceros Iguana
Chicago report notes rhinoceros iguana native to Haiti becoming scarce as it is prized for food. Lincoln Park Zoo director R Marlin Perkins cites historical abundance before Columbus and subsequent exploitation by European invaders. The lizard grows up to three feet, can sprint, and is now pursued by trained dogs. its diet includes vegetation fruit and small animals.
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