Red and Black Quintet Defeats Redmen 44 to 30 in League Game
Lawrence High peers posted a strong second half to beat Atchison 44 to 30 and stay tied for the league lead with Shawnee Mission. Crumet and Denny led scoring, with Stanwix and Brownlee contributing for the Lions in a rough midseason matchup.
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Chalmer Woodard
Lawrence Liona
Atchison
Shawnee Mission
Shawnee-Mission
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Shawnee Miasi
H.C. Stuart
Lawrence
Mick Denny
Charley Crumet
Jerry Brownlee
Dick Stanwix
Denny
Brownlee
Hunsinger
Stanwiz
Charley
Charles Cramer
Atchison High School
Liberty Memorial High School
Colorado U. Basketball Preview With Key Players
Frosty Cox coaches Merrow and 12 Colorado U. basketball targets this weekend with Ollander and Beaman featuring as leading scorers from McPherson Newton and other high schools. The Colorado quintet prepares for a competitive matchup as Ruffs and Kemene A. look to backstop the attack and bolster the scoring column.
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Colorado U
Megare
Ollander
Acorer
McPherson
Carl Beaman
Newton
Crimson and Blue set to clash with Jayhawkers in Mech Auditorium
Seaflower Siste moves down to Lawrence for a game with the Jayhawkers Monday night in Mech auditorium. After a Colorado game, Kansas will face Drake, then Creighton U in Ames, Iowa State on Feb 5. Indiana favored in Northeast Kansan league. Dodge City tournament prep upcoming with Lions in bracket action and Ottawa game January 28 at S.M.H.S. gym.
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Five Extra Periods In A College Cage Contest
A college basketball game extended into five overtime periods. The score shows Marietta and Vernia in a tight, clock running contest as players from Wy beac and Den Hair drive the action while the scoreboard reflects late leads and suspenseful exchanges.
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Wilkinson Not Confirmed For Wisconsin Post OU Coach
Norman Oklahoma January 15 The Bud Wilkinson saga continues as he returns from Madison and denies any offer or clear candidacy for Wisconsin. He says he is not an applicant and has not been offered the job. He will consult with Oklahoma officials before further comment. Wisconsin Regents delay action on naming Stuhldreher successor.
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University of Oklahoma
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Wisconsin
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Harry Stuhidreher
College basketball results and PCC tie in early games
New York AC defeated Cincinnati 61-49 while Cincinnati topped Ohio University 78-47. Baldwin Wallace upset LaSalle 52-49 before 5 032 in Cleveland. Marquette beat John Carroll 56-54. UCLA edged Southern California 74-68 to create a three way tie with Stanford 66-65. In PCC northern play Oregon swept Idaho 70-37 and Washington State beat Washington 44-30. Alabama lost in the Southeastern Conference 51-38 to Georgia Tech, which played an iron man game with five players.
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Ohio University
Baldwin-Wallace
LaSalle
Cleveland
Marqrette
John Carroll
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Pacific Coast
Southern California
Stanford
California
USC
Oregon
Idaho
Washington State
Washington
Alabama
Georgia Tech
Tech
Eudora Beats Baldwin 52 to 40 in Court Showdown
Eudora high school basketball defeated Baldwin 52 to 40 on Baldwin's court. Eudora led 22 to 21 at halftime and 38 to 28 at the start of the final quarter. Jimmy Weidensaul scored 13 to top Eudora, with Baldwin's second team winning 29 to 28 in a separate tight game.
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Crosdidier
Shawhhaker
Oliver
F. Woodard
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Hill
Pearson
Reed
Whitted
Lavee
Miller
Austin
Bnow
Sooner Tiger Battle Leads Big Seven Saturday Card
Kansas City telegraph reports a Big Seven slate featuring a high profile Oklahoma Sooners versus Texas Longhorns clash in Norman along with two other conference games and a non conference bout, highlighting a strong weekend schedule.
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Huskers Beat Kansas In Big Seven Opener
Nebraska remains unbeaten in Big Seven play after a 52 to 34 victory over Kansas in the league opener. Kansas had one loss in conference play heading into the week.
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Huskers
Ravens Surprising in Central Intercollegiate Play
St Benedicts Ravens remained a surprise in Kansas college hoops with a 62-40 win over Pittsburg Gorillas at Atchison. Butch Oldani scored 21. lead at 33-23 halftime. Ottawa Braves beat Kansas Wesleyan 60-55 with Blaine Rush 16 and Bill Tiegreen 15. Emporia beat Friends University 77-31. a C E B team won 57-34 in a prelim. Tonight Pittsburg State visits Washburn. Rockhurst hosts Kansas Wesleyan. Baker hosts Bethel in Newton.
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Butch Oldani
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Blaine Rush
Bill Tiegreen
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Friends University of Wichita
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Friends Bees
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Rockhurst
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Bethel
Newton
College Basketball Scores Report Across Many Games
A long list of college and high school basketball results is reported, featuring Villanova 61 over New York A C 43, Georgia 55 over Auburn 52, Tulane 71 over LSU 61, Georgia Tech 51 over Alabama 38, Oklahoma City and Tulsa Eastern New Mexico 43, Panhandle Okla A & M 35, Marquette 56 over John Carroll 84, Texas Tech 51 over West Texas 39, Abilene Christian 64 over Austin 48, Wyoming 74 over Brigham Young 48, Washington State 7 over Idaho 41, McPherson 37, Wichita East 51 over El Dorado, and many more small-town results across Kansas and nearby states. The compilation includes numerous city and school names with varied outcomes.
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Inichita Cathedral
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Beloit
Bellville
Minis
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Corargeville
Abbiene
Clay Center
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Edinwood
Highland Park
Seaman Emporia
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Local junior college scores tilt across several games
Pratt 43, Stafford 40. F Junior College Dodge City 38, Hutchinson 37. Independence 59, Fort Scott 46. Parsons 52, Iola 39.
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Stafford
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Dodge City
Hutchinson
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Plan a Piano Recital Eleanor Brown at KU Monday
Eleanor Brown a KU School of Fine Arts graduate student will present a piano recital at 8 p m Monday in Frank Stronghall auditorium. A pupil of Paul Snyder she belongs to Mu Phi Epsilon music sorority. Her program includes works by Couperin Rameau Daquin Dandrieu Beethoven Schumann and Chopin and admission is free.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Frank Stronghall
Miss Brown
Paul Snyder
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DiMaggio Wins New York Sports Writers Man of the Year
Miami Beach on January 15 Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees received the New York sports writers man of the year trophy last night. The report also notes veteran distance runner Joe McCluskey of the New York Athletica club will begin his competitive season this year.
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Redskins Offer Coaching Position to Wally Butts
Georgia coach Wally Butts is reportedly being considered for a coaching position with the Redskins. A New York dispatch notes ongoing NCAA sanity code debates at a southern college, with factions split between full NCAA alignment and creating a university controlled fund to attract players. The piece analyzes the political maneuvering around such funds and enforcement within NCAA rules.
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Wally Butts
New York
N.C.A.A
San Franciso
Southern College
Loretto Kansas Won Lighted Field for NBC Tourney
The National Baseball Congress denied sanction for Loretto population 30 due to no lighted field. Nearly instantly Ben Stremel, a wealthy wheat farmer, began building a lighted field, enabling Loretto to become the smallest town to host an NBC district tournament next season. Washington reports the Redskins are despairing of making.
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Loretto
Kansas
Wichita
Ben Stremel
Stremel
Packers Boost Ticket Sales Amid 3 9 Record
Frank Leahy approached about coaching role at Georgia as Wally Butts delays decision until after January 20. Green Bay Packers still log brisk Christmas gift ticket sales despite a 3 9 season.
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Georgia
Wally Butts
Green Bay Packers
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