Joust in Bats Land for Belligerent Hawks Spirited 80-66 Conquerors
Kansas basketball faces Colorado in Boulder in a Big Seven clash as KU seeks a fifth straight win. The feature notes rising Phog Allen era and the continued impact of B. H. Born while Clyde Lovellette is remembered as the team's past star.
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Jayhawks crush Wildcats as Born scores 31 in 66 61 win
Kansas, rated No. 1 by polls, routed Kansas State 66 61 at home as junior star 69 Medicine Lodge tallied 31 points. The victory, Kansas's 16th straight at home, solidified a tight Big Seven clash with intense defense and clutch shooting from Reich, Born, and Anderson.
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Oklahoma Swimmers Triumph Over Kansas University
Oklahoma swimmers defeated Kansas 55 to 36 as Graham Johnston powered the 440 yard freestyle with a near record finish. Oklahoma swept the Big Seven dual meet despite earlier struggles with academic issues sidelining Norm Swanson.
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Farm land prices show no rise in four months
The Agriculture Department reported yesterday that farm land prices showed no significant change in the four months ending November 1. It marks the first four month period since the start of the Korean War with no price increase.
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Television's sway on crowds at events in 1952 sports
New York report surveys Associated Press year end poll showing television as the era's defining trend. Critics note fans at home watching games, broader TV impact, and calls for concessions to TV while cautioning about amateur sports overemphasis and college football control debates.
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Flu Bug Sinks His Fangs But Victims Still Shine
Flu plagued three college games as Indiana beat Illinois 74-70 in double overtime with Bob Leonard back from the infirmary to lead the Hoosiers. Minnesota defeated Iowa 63-58 behind Bob Gelle's 16 points after missing practice. Missouri, with Win Wilfong returning from illness, beat Colorado 79-72 in Boulder.
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Lawrence Lions place two on Scholastic All America grid
Lawrence High School center Frank Black and fullback Charlie McCue earned Scholastic Magazine All America honors. Coach Allan Woolard praised their balance of offense and defense as Lawrence finished undefeated and ranked No. 1 in the state. The two players attracted interest from Midwest and Southwest colleges as area scouts lauded their performance.
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Ascari Wins Auto Race Amid Tragic Spectator Deaths
Alberto Ascari of Italy won the first race in the world title series in Buenos Aires. A Ferrari driven by Giuseppe Farina crashed into spectators, killing eight and injuring more than 30. Ascari completed 96 laps at an average speed of 73.9 mph.
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U. S. Survey in Germany Shows Nazi Resurgence
A U S High Commission survey in Bonn reports rising pro Nazi and nationalist sentiment in Western Germany. West German leaders deny it. About half of respondents view Nazism favorably, nearly a quarter would welcome a new Nazi party. Youth show strong appeal for a single national party. 1200 Germans questioned.
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