Marion to Lead Cardinals as Spring Training Begins
The St. Louis Cardinals name Marty Marion as manager with Terry Moore and Ray Blades returning as coaches. Marion outlines plans for spring training in St Petersburg, focusing on pitchers fielding practice and infield conditioning to boost pennant chances.
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McDonald Resigns as U S Ambassador to Israel
Washington January 16 UP James G McDonald resigned yesterday as ambassador to Israel. President Truman chose Mennett B Davis of Boulder Colorado to succeed him in the post.
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Bowl rules spark shifts in major and minor bowls
In Dallas on January 16, three of the four major bowls face new NCAA rules focused on division I eligibility, gross receipts, and representation. Rose, Cotton, and Sugar say they will be mostly unaffected while an Orange Bowl member contemplates switching to professional teams. The impact on minor bowls remains unclear as the NCAA convention approved the rules.
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Kansas State Rallies For 47 43 Victory Over Kansas
Kansas State from behind in final minutes to defeat Kansas 47 to 43 in Hoch Auditorium. Lovellette led Kansas with 27 points while Hitch and Gibson paced the winners with 10 each amid a late-onset melee and technical on Gardner. State moved to 3-1 in the Big Seven, sole leader, with Kansas slipping to 1-3 in league play.
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Petition to realign school districts in Franklin and Douglas counties
A county court hearing yesterday in about 25 attendees examined 11 families from the old Adaline district now in Consolidated School District 92 Baldwin area. They seek removal of their property to Wellsville district 1, a joint district of Douglas Franklin Johnson and Miami counties, citing longtime ties to Wellsville. District 92 objected to the withdrawal while Miss Hutchins and Mrs Berg review the matter under advisement for a decision.
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College basketball results across several games
Duquesne topped Akron 64 to 36 while Indiana suffered a 63 to 70 loss to Wisconsin. Minnesota beat Michigan 63 to 56. Colorado College defeated Utah 41 to 63. Notre Dame beat Denver 60 to 55. Texas outscored Arkansas 50 to 43. Pittsburgh defeated Rockhurst 68 to 54.
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Iba Answers Critics With Aggie Slow Pace No 1 Poll
Stillwater Oklahoma January 16 coach Hank Iba and the Oklahoma Aggies defend their deliberate basketball. The team ranked No 1 in the AP weekly poll, Iba cites the ranking as a strong reply to critics. Upcoming games include St Louis Bradley Detroit and Missouri Valley foes with Kansas matchup on February 5.
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Weeber Hutton Elected a Director of Standard Life
Weeber Hutton of 2229 West Drive was elected to fill the unexpired term of L. Littman of Baltimore Ohio who died in October. The election occurred at the Standard Life board meeting at the Lawrence building with routine business only. Board members present included President Woodrow Miller and Secretary Richard F. Allen of Lawrence R D Taylor Cedar Rapids Iowa John Hasselberger Mt Vernon Ohio Dr G D Townshend Los Angeles C E Dryer and J Don Crane of Lawrence.
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Cedar Rapids
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Los Angeles
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Aggie Coach Contender Bronzan Among Kansas State Prospects
San Jose State coach Bob Bronzan, in his first year as head coach, disclosed he is one of four candidates under consideration for the Kansas State head coaching job. He said a faculty representative hinted at an interview in Manhattan after a NAAC meeting in Dallas. Bronzan has not applied but was recommended. his 1950 team went six six one.
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Bo Is Out For K State A D McMillin Not Signed
Bloomington Ind Jan 16 UPI A N Bo McMillin former Detroit Lions coach and ex Indiana University mentor will stay in Indianapolis for six months to rest after dismissal. He visited the Indiana Illinois basketball game last night and Kansas State officials said he will not be signed there while speculation links him to Washington Redskins and other posts.
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Former Resident Jessie Cooper McCollum Dies in Houston
Mrs Jessie Cooper McCollum, born in Lawrence and later living in Houston, Texas, died December 5. Survived by husband Burton McCollum of the Lawrence home, two sisters Nel lis Cooper Floyd of San Cooper Texas and Berthat Cooper Sweet of Lead SD, and a second cousin Mrs Melvin.
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Paul Brown High on List For Trojan Grid Mentor
Los Angeles January 16 7 The coaching race for Southern California appears led by a midwestern candidate Paul Brown of the Cleveland Browns Alongside Brown are Ray Eliot of Illinois Don Faurot of Missouri and Ivy Williamson of Wisconsin Trojan officials report Brown has been discussed with trustee Gwynn Wilson and Athletic Director Willis G Hunter Brown returned to Chicago for the NFL draft meeting
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Rickenbacker Jr Reports to Randolph for Cadet Training
Eddie Rickenbacker Jr arrives at Randolph air base in San Antonio on the first step toward pilot wings while Goodfellow air base hosts cadet training but overflows with cadets, leaving last names cut from the roster.
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Fights Last Night Feature List of Boxers and Cities
A fragmentary recap lists boxers including Salt Lake City Rex Layne Lewis ton Utah 1957 and Blackie Vanderveer Seattle Featherweight with references to Providence R Roland LaStane and Okahoma City. Scattered names imply a taped or printed sports note detailing results and participants.
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Lewiston
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Okahoma City
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Seattle
Reds Press German Treaty Urges Immediate Peace Pact
Pravda calls for an immediate peace treaty with Germany. The Communist party argues the pact would unify the nation and require withdrawal of all occupation forces within one year after signing.
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Heroine of plane crash hailed for rescue at Philadelphia
Francea Housley is celebrated as a heroine after rescuing ten persons from the flaming wreckage of a National Airlines plane that crashed at Philadelphia International Airport. The dramatic scene unfolded as authorities investigated the cause and listed the victims.
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New York News Dealers Vote Against Red Daily Worker
New York January 16 The ban on the Daily Worker communist newspaper from New York newsstands was approved four to one in a referendum of about 500 members of the newsdealers association for greater New York The group said it had notified dealers of the result and urged enforcement and that many non member dealers would likely refuse sale as well
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