Lions Edge Ottawa as Lawrence Eyes Dodge City Tourney
Lawrence Lions rallied after a slow third quarter to beat Ottawa 45 28 in a Northeast Kansas league game. Lawrence will travel to Dodge City for an Invitational Tourney meeting Pretty Prairie in the first round while Cyclones and Lions swapped leads in a high scoring affair.
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Syman Wilburn
Jack Wolfe
Hill Pulliam
Ray Cox
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Stanton Ball
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Bob McGhee
Willie Barnes
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Cox
Jones Gan
Altho
Cecil Wolgast
Fons
H. Sauart
Ottawans
Marvin Pohl
Dodge City
Pretty Prairie
Lawrener
C.f Cox
T. Woitex - Pathan
Ball
Aminwa
Wolgest
D. Martin
Old Time Baseball Boss Rails At Night Game “Smart” Plays
Shaughnessy, president of the International League, laments the decline of smart plays like pickoffs and rundowns due to night baseball. He recalls early morning practice and notes players now lack time to refine such tactics, mingling with distractions before games. Also referenced are Sugar Bowl spy incidents and various past sports notes.
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New York
Shag Shaughnessy
International League
Cleveland
Shay
Seymour and Yockes Deliver in Tight Contest at Halftime
Readable lines show Seymour and Yockes contributing key scoring with halftime score around 11 to 33. Players like Espinosa, Allen, Larkin, and Carpenter feature in the backcourt and paint, with free throws by Lawrence and others shaping the quarter.
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Ounwa
Lawrence
Fpohr
Mad Carpenter
Fitaws
Espinosa
Allen
Yockes
Larkin
Sanity Code debates and Colorado coaching rumors in New York session
In New York City the A A moguls debated the Sanity Code with votes to expel several schools for alleged non compliance. Provisions include equal admission for athletes, need based aid, anti bid offers, fair compensation for service, and limited incidental benefits during practice. Colorado University shifts prompt rumors about athletic leadership and duties. Dick Gilman’s pro contract excites the Big Seven, while Jayhawker prospects hinge on new recruits and further showings. Colorado’s Dan Partner notes a 72 40 Nebraska win and previews Kansas meet Frosty Cox’s squad.
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New York City
Tyne
University of Colorado
Dan Partner
Denver Post
Frank Potts
Buffalo Institution
Colorado U
Dran Harry Carlson
Cliff Houston
Carlson
Horstan
Dean Carlson
Dan
Colorado
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Jayhawkers
Frosty Cox
Denver
Kansas Aggies and Quintets in Bi
New York January 23. Contenders for national honors tame out of midwest south and Rocky mountain arenas in last week's college basketball scuffle. Wisconsin and Kansas State won, Michigan and Minnesota beaten by Wisconsin, while North Carolina defeated Long Island University. Kansas State leads Big Seven with an 11 3 record. North Carolina 13 3. Wyoming 17 4. Colorado 10 3.
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Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin
Kansas State
Badgers
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Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
North Carolina
Long Island U
Associated Press
Wyoming
Colorado
Bradley Tops Seven As Polls Show Shifts In AP Ranking
The AP college basketball poll lists Bradley and top seven teams with notable shifts as Kentucky Indiana and St. John’s tumble out of the top ten. Holy Cross and Duquesne remain unbeaten among major programs while Army drops after a loss to Penn and Columbia. Regional leaders span East Holy Cross Long Island University Duquesne La Salle St. John’s, Midwest Wisconsin Kansas State Bradley Ohio State Indiana, South North Carolina State Kentucky Louisville Western Kentucky Tulane, Southwest Arizona Texas Wesleyan, Rocky Mountain Wyoming Colorado Utah State Brigham Young Montana, Far West USC Washington San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Three Buffalo guards slow Husker star in scoring duel
Bill Clay Rod Bell and Carl Besemann pressured Bus Whitehead limiting the Nebraska ace to five field goals as Colorado defenders applied relentless pressure in the second half. The Buffalo trio stifled Whitehead while keeping the pace competitive.
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Rod Bell
Carl Besemann
Bus Whitehead
Nebraska
Ucore
Buffalo
Colorado
K.U
Boulder
Three Team Race In Missouri Valley Basketball
Des Moines report outlines a tight Missouri Valley title chase led by St. Louis Bradley and Oklahoma A and M with St. Louis atop after a 60 point win over Drake. Bradley upset by Detroit weakens title bid while Tulsa and Wichita matches loom as top contenders jockey for position.
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Aggies
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Tulsa
Peoria
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Oklahoma
al & M
Aggie
Hank Ibu
Clarence
Matty Bell Reigns at SMU as New Head Coach
Russell, famed for gadget plays and a reverse, rises from high school mentor to head football coach at Southern Methodist University. He replaces Matty Bell who served 28 years as athletic director and coach. Russell’s background spans 23 years coaching high school football in the Southwest before joining SMU.
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Rusty
Russell
Southern Methodist
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Fighting Irish
Stop Hornets Seize Conference Lead In Hard Week
Kansas City reports the Central Intercollegiate race heats up as Emporia State heads into two key road tests at Washburn and Fort Hays State while Southwestern eyes road wins at Rockhurst and St Benedicts. Fort Hays and Pittsburg both scored conference wins Saturday night as non conference results shuffled standings.
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Gus Fish
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Hays
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Monday Matinee Notes on Navy Coach and Track Gate
Commodore Scrippy Keasing, retired commissioner, reiterates that George Sauer was not fired as Navy coach though other sources say otherwise. Charley Riley helped produce a $57,000 gate when he was toppled by Willie Ice in St. Louis last week. Debris reportedly remained as taxes were collected. At Hialesh racetrack opening 25 years ago mutuel clerks were told not to sell tickets.
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George Sauér
Navy
Altho
Charley Riley
Willie Ice
St. Louis
Nell
Debri
Hialesh
Polay vent ago Tietrolt retains first in Nallunsi hockey
Polay advances to top position as Tietrolt secures lead in Nallunsi hockey standings. The match outcomes pushed Polay ahead with a commanding performance and strong defense.
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Tietrolt
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