Lions Triumph Over Shawnee Mission 28 to 14
Lawrence Lions defeat Shawnee Mission Indians 28 to 14 in a league game led by Dick Johnson Penny and Charley Johnson with key scores in the second quarter. Lions move to 7-0, while Shawnee Mission drops to 2-6. Way and Wagstaff contributed for the Indians.
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Lawrence
Shawnee
Lawrence Lions
Lesa Idon
Charley Penny
Dick Johnson
Lion
Fenny
Johnson
Lions
Way
Lone
Henry
Dhek Johnson
Bill Brownlee
Indians
Bill Huntley
Inez
Wince
Johnny Amberg
Amberg
Wagstaff
Penny
Walter Way
Ines
Woodard
Unclear sports notes on upcoming events and past records
Fragmented item reports plans for weekly events at Sole Ground and recalls a past record by Jin Herbert. Mentions Chicago White Sox manager Mmmy Dyker and various namelike fragments with no coherent dates or outcomes.
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Sreeciatest
Mike Jaenke
Groende
Mmmy Dyker
Chicago White Sox
Kaeape Rite
Eptaertt
Jin Herbert
New York
Vai
Jonnay Reyalty
Susie
Amon
Basketball Results From Western Conference Games
College teams posted scores including Mississippi Southern Methodist 45 Hardin 4 and New Mexico 44 with other results listed among the day’s college basketball summaries. The report notes games involving Easton College and Forest College in Washington state, with scattered percentages and matchups from the slate.
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CR Y Theater College
Waake Forest
Greece
Washington
Cress
TL Easton College
Mississipm Coluthern Methodists
A of Mines
Hardin
New Mexico
Rookies Set to Spark Prewar Comeback Seasons
A survey of major league rosters reveals many newcomers likely to steal headlines next season. Notable prospects include Gilberto Coan Washington Walter Evers Detroit Sherman Lollar Cleveland and Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio Pick Wakefield Joe Gordon among others with big potential and strong minor league pedigrees. The piece cites Coan’s 1942 Chattanooga .872 average and Evers’ and Lollar’s rising prospects as signs of a vibrant rookie wave for 1946.
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Chicago
Ted Willams
Joe DiMaggio
Pick Wakefield
Joe Gordon
Gilbert Coan
Washington
Walter (Hoot) Evers
Detenit
Sherman Lollar
Cleveland
Clark Griffith
Senators
Coan
Stan Spencer
Tigers
Evers
Bengal
Wakefield
Beaumont
Tex
Dick Lollar
Internations
Curtis Bay
Chet Hadjuk
Chicago White Sox
Great Lakes
Mickey’ Cochrane
Ernie Andres
Boston Red Sox
Indiana University
Gene Woodling
Karl Drews
Newark
Henry Maieski
New York Yankees
Bob Dillinger
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Caulfield
Philadelphia Athletics
Missouri Announces Ten Game 1946 Grid Schedule
Columbia Missouri January 18 University of Missouri completes 1946 football schedule announcing three non conference foes joining the 10 game slate The additions are Texas Longhorns at Austin September 21 St Louis University October 5 and Colorado November 9 Also listed are SMU Ohio State and six Big Six conference games An indoor track schedule is set with Nebraska Kansas Kan Coll at Missouri and Big Six championships in Kansas City
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Columbia
University of Missouri
University of Texan Longhorns
Austin
Tex
St. Louis University
St. Louis
University of Colorado At
Southern Methodist University
Ohio State University
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Kanzan
Oklahoma
Columba
Kanras City
City League opens with three games in season start
The city basketball league opened last evening with three games. The Merchants beat the 5.0.W. five 32 to 9, Woody's Aces upset an all star five 6 to 16 and the Rural Routers defeated Vinlani 16 to 14. Three games are scheduled next Thursday with the first contest at 7 o'clock.
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City Basketball League
Merchants
Woody's Aces
Rural Routers
Vinlani
Eee
AGGIES TO NEW MEXICO
New York sports round up notes several scattered items. Bill Dickey prefers staying in baseball but not as a player. Red Rolfe leaves Yale for an unknown position. Joe Louis training gear is locked with trainer Mannie Seamon. Andy Gustafson linked to Pitt football coach job could spur Army comeback. Dor Timlin praised by Jim Thorpe comparison. Jamestown NC racer narrowly defeats Hornell rival for Pony league batting title. Avery Hrundaze may lead international Olympic committee in September after Swede J Siegfried Estrom resigns. Thoroughbred Racing Association considers 1000 dollar starter fund. Orleans groups eye All-America football club, midweek games favored. De Bonneville Bell-Bert mocks huge football commissioner salary in Philadelphia.
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New York
Bill Dickey
Yale
Red Rolfe
Mannie Seamon
Joe Louis
Andy Gustafson
Pitt
Army
Doc Blanchard
Tommy Timlin
Naya
Dor
Jim Thorpe
International Olympic Committee
J. Siegfried Estrom
Sweden
Orelans
de Bonneville Bell
Bert To
Philadelphia
K State to Play New Mexico Game November 23
Kansas State announces a home and away series with University of New Mexico beginning November 21 at Albuquerque and Manhattan in 1947. The 1946 season opens against Hardin-Simmons at Abilene. Frank Prentup named Colorado head baseball coach succeeding Harry Carlson. There are about 3500 retail butcher shops in the United States.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
M. F
Mike) Ahearn
Ahearn
New Mexico
Big Six
Southwestern
Wildcats
Hardin-Simmons College
Abilenen
Tex
Prentap Balder
Colo
Frank Prentap
Ban Johnson
Kansas
Nebraska
University of Colorado
Harry Carlson
Prentup
Carlson
Navy
United States
Kansas and Oklahoma Clash for Big Six Lead in Hoch Tonight
Kansas and Oklahoma brace for a conference showdown in Hoch auditorium at 7 30 pm with a capacity crowd expected. Coach F C Allen will start Blark Schnellbacher Peck Hill and Gear as the Jayhawkers seek a return win after an early season upset in Oklahoma City. Oklahoma brings Brice Drake and 12 red shirted players led by Harold Hines Jack Landon and Paul Courty as both teams vie for first place.
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Sooners
Hoch Auditorium
Brice Drake
Oklahomans
Lawrence
Eldridge
Harold Hines
Jack Landon
Paul Courty
Bill Whaley
Don Buelot
Don Krouse
Lloyd Krone
Burrell Lewis
Howard Brinewar
Dick Reich
Dayton Spaulding
Kansas
F.C. Allen
Robinson Gymnasium
Giants Open Checkbook for Cardinals Pitching Swap
New York Giants president Horace Stoneham keeps a large check ready as Sam Breadon of the St. Louis Cardinals arrives in February with potential arms in mind. Stoneham cites preference for pitchers, left or right, mentions Ervin Dusak and Johnny Hopp as possibles, and notes he isn’t interested in some Cardinal names. He discusses Walker Cooper’s navy return around April 15 and potential spring schedule implications.
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New York
Horace Stoneham
New York Giants
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Max Lanier
Harry Brecheen
Walker Cooper
Stoneham
Breadon
Cooper
Brendon
Red Birds
Ervin Dusak
Johnny Hopp
Hopp
Johnny
Terry Moore
Danny Litwhiler
Sam
Navy
Missouri Restores Baseball as Major Sport at U of Missouri
Missouri university athletic committee restores baseball as a major sport with a 10 to 12 game spring schedule. John Simmons named coach. Committee also approves B team basketball schedule with Fort Riley as a February opponent and two outdoor track schedules. Police court fines five for parking violations.
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Missouri Columbia
University of Missouri
John Simmons
Navy
Fort Riley
Kan
Memorial and community notices from Topeka area events
Irregular notes recall a Presbyterian service in Topeka with Mrs. John Wryekaar and Mrs. Roy Weietaas. Frequent mentions cover local gatherings, baptisms, and social duties across January, with updates on Topeka residents Mrs. Sinsen, J Wiese, Albert Harvey, and Mary F. Herring, plus military transfers and hospital stays.
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Mineheon
Ory Herre
Verner
John Wryekaar
Kanads
Sandat
Roy Weietaas
Dataicd Buh Ag
Berger
Sinsen
Wiese Sasopd
Dareey
Albert Harvey
Homer Meuse
Faye Avurkey
Mary FE
Nortors
Max Mountain
Attock Bf
Asay
John Voorhees
Chaet Vietha
New York
Bate
Tibbs
Iil
Nasheta
Ative
Topeka
Ira Tons
Levers Garren
Copel
Teer
Enrad
Ian Peri
Brewent
Drake University Star Player Refuses Return Over Tax Fight
Des Moines Jan 18 Drake university halfback and boxer Del Cockayne says he will not play for Drake again if eligible due to a pay dispute with Grid Coach Vee Green. Cockayne faced a $300 income tax bill Green allegedly promised to help with. Cockayne is flunking out while Green notes possible study effort could retain him. Hutchinson says Cockayne not leaving academically.
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Des Moines
del Cockayne
Drake University
Wften
Drake
Vee Green
Cockayne
Bulldogs
Missouri Valley Conference
Green
John H. Hutchinson
The
Education College
Memorial gift funds second Lt Ernnest Woods memorial
A $5,000 gift to the Kansas State College Endowment Association was announced by President Eisenhower and Lt Woods parents. $4,000 from Ernest E Woods and wife and $1,000 from his uncle and aunt will support a memorial for Second Lt Larry Woods Jr killed in action in Belgium. The memorial type will be named later.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College Endowment Association
Ernnest E
Larry Woods
Independence
Kansas State
Belgium
S. Eisenhower
Ernest E. Woods
Woods
R.C. Woods
Oskaloosa Farm Bureau Meets January Fourth
Mrs Mayme Brown attended the Oskaloosa Farm Bureau unit meeting on January 4. Lavelle Anderson, president, read the program as planned.
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Mayme Brown
Oskaloora Farm Bureau
Lavelle Anderson
Village Rites Highlight Community Gathering and Notices
Local social and military news blend in a sprawling town notice. Residents including Ruth Boyd Amelia Mabel Met display family ties while honors for veterans are noted. a board appoints new officials and teachers fill in for illness, with several residents returning from service in the Pacific and Europe. Community members gather for refreshments, visits, and neighborhood events amid shifting leadership and civic updates.
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Ruth Boyd
Amelia
Mabel
Mrs. Heyd
Rapitems
Herve
County Lyon Equity
Chiya
Ratran
Rhodes
Musee Hoberts
Omre
Daisy Roberts
Lula Cotman
Mra
Etta Bourne
Frank Melike
AMM
Pacific
Liye Et Guan
Mary’ Blevins Leeuth
Wow Detisr
Tuy Skultz
Geralt Barnes
Reorge Cataky
Park Lte
Mise
Okinawa
Treoma
Wash
Hyle
Ft. Toran
Colo
van Hits
Lont Teee
Thin Iabin
Nora Yender
Mary Wooda
Wichita
North Liberty Street
Albert Bator
D. M. Stevens
Mire
Baker
Pith Rhine
Manhattan
Robert Foulston
Lawrence
J Council
Lag- Tener
Jay Alexander
M.S. McCretehr
Lawernee
Mics Fila Engel
Val Newell
Athlann
Jehn Roberts
Mayure Brown
Elmer J Weber
Lertis Lane
Pat Hudson
Topeka
Mee
Genies Nickem
Baby Aon
Kaward
Int Nickumy
Rebrers “Prien
Sindy Chit
Havery Biileck
Katineth Lewton Prestle
Adria Dindsay
Jnova Morris
J. FB. Mor
Ben Weinberr
Mra S.J
Nelle Pennington
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