Frank Black Shines as Lions Roll Over Redmen
Lawrence Lions upend Atchison 62 to 41 in LMHS gym behind Frank Black who totaled 14 points and strong rebounds. The win, Lawrence’s first Northeast Kansas League victory, sets up a clash with Shawnee Mission at the Mission field house tonight, varsity game to follow.
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Lawrence Lions overwhelm Atchison Redmen in scoring drive
Lawrence Lions dominate the game with Black and McCue tying for team scoring at 14 points each. Black adds 18 rebounds as Lawrence hooks a 59-36 third-quarter lead and maintains pressure through the final whistle. Atchison’s George tops their efforts with eight points as the Redmen struggle against the Lions defense.
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Lawrence Lions Soar Over Atchison Redmen 62 to 41
Lawrence roars past Atchison 62 41 as the Lions pull away in the second half after a tight first quarter. Eddie Martin and Gene Fritze spark the surge with key scores, McCue nails a late third quarter jumper, and a 20 point final period seals the win.
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Big Ten coaches meet secretly to discuss new anti platoon rule
Reported Chicago gathering of Big Ten football coaches centered on the NCAA rules committee move to scrap the free substitution rule. While officials denied details, sources say the group aimed to discuss implications for two platoon football and possible actions. Michigan State’s Big Ten champion coach urged a strong vote against immediate implementation citing fairness to seniors.
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California Golden Bears surge past Southern California for 78 to 63 win
In PAC-8 action the Golden Bears move to 4-1 in the coast division after a second half burst to down USC 78-63 in Los Angeles. Cal received strong scoring from John Rickson and team defense that shut down USC in the third and fourth quarters.
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Harold Johnson targets Archie Moore bout after Slade win
Harold Johnson, top Philadelphia light heavyweight, maps a busy road to a title shot vs Archie Moore. After a one round decision over Jimmy Slade at St Nicholas Arena, Johnson pledged a $2,500 forfeit and February appearances in Miami Beach and Toledo, with a March clash against Cesar Brion eyed as a major objective. Johnson, 24, criticized his infighting while noting Slade’s power, and despite prior losses to Moore, believes he can win. Referee Kessler had the bout 5-4-1, Gordon 10-0, Siskind 7-3, AP had Johnson leading 1-2-1.
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Sedgman Beats Kramer Despite Cold in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Jack Kramer. handicapped by a cold, fell to Frank Sedgman in straight sets 6-4 6-3. Sedgman leads the tour head to five to three as crowds of 5,752 watched at the Arena. Earlier Pancho Segura defeated Ken McGregor 6-2 6-3. The Australian duo then beat Kramer and Segura 7-5 6-1 to move 5-3 in the doubles series. The traveling troupe performs again tonight.
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Kansas U C L A Agree To Grid Clash for 1954
Kansas University and U C L A will stage their second football meeting the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 25, 1954, at Lawrence. Announcement was made by KU Athletic Director Dutch Lonborg and Bruin Director Wilbur Jones. The initial game is scheduled for Friday night, Sept. 25, in the Los Angeles Coliseum.
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Cards Triumph 55-42 Over DeSoto In Little Six Clash
Eudora High School defeated DeSoto 55 to 42 in a Little Six league game Friday night. Leland Massey scored 19 for Eudora, Don Gibbs added 13, while Daniels led DeSoto with 17 and Middaugh had 12. Eudora led 14-7 after one, 26-19 at halftime, and 42-35 after three quarters before DeSoto outscored 14-13 in the final period. Eudora also won the B team game 40-36.
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Fights Last Night at St Nicholas Arena
Associated Press reports Harold Johnson from Philadelphia and Chebo Hernandez from Juarez Mexico fought in New York last night. Charlie Salas of El Paso knocked out Chebo Hernandez while Jimmy Martin of Glendale outpointed Chester Mieszala.
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Born Key Man for Jays Tonight in Hoch Auditorium
Kansas State faces Kansas with B H Born as the chief defensive challenge. Born, Medicine Lodge, is improving after recent big games including 34 points at Lincoln and 21 rebounds versus Nebraska. Kansas enters with 8-3 overall, 2-1 in Big Seven, while K State opens league play seeking its first conference win.
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Pact Busting Coaches Flayed By Allen in Radio Talk
Kansas basketball coach Dr. Phog Allen condemned contract-breaking by college coaches on the Phog Allen Scrap Book program on KANU. He called such pacts unethical, urged contracts be honored, and noted schools pay salaries when broken. He cited George Sauer’s 1948 move to Navy as an example and praised NCAA influence while noting it is advisory.
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Thomas Sets Dates for Prep Cagers
Kansas state high school tournaments run March 18 to 21 with Class AA and A at Kansas State College fieldhouse and Class BB and B at Hutchinson Sports Arena. Eight regional winners advance in each division, with regional rounds March 10 to 13 at multiple sites. District meets follow March 3 to 6 across numerous towns and schools.
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Bowling notes from Thursday Night Women's Thawing League
Drake's Uakery won two games from Winter Chevrolet Fritzer Lockers took two from Stadium Barber Shop VFW Auxiliary defeated L Lake Smith Aulo Glase swept three from wrence Paper KLWN also won renAMeS from Rawlings Feed and
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