Sophomores to lead KU basketball in Oklahoma tilt
Phog Allen will rely on sophomores Hoag and Kelley as Kansas prepares for the Big Seven clash with Oklahoma at Norman. Allen cites exam strain and the need for reserve depth as he reshuffles the lineup, with Hoag likely to replace Waugh and Kelley as the backup.
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Local Networks Pressure Big League Push For Local Games
Networks push local stations to allot more time for promoting hometown games amid pay-for-promotion tensions. Kyle Rote eyes dual football and TV sales work after Giants draft. Minneapo lis basketball star George Mikan partners on a new griddle mix. Fan mail records rise for Bob Zustrow while Doak Walker mails 20,000 photos. Sheriff finds two stills near Lumberton golf course, prompting caution in the area.
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Bob Zustrow
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Doak Walker
One Night of Baby Sitting Questioned
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute over payment of 100000 sks for babysitting involving a woman named Theresa and a child, with unclear surrounding details and several garbled phrases. The readable elements reference a claim or accusation and a possible fall, but names, dates, and places are not discernible.
College basketball must be paid to end amateur myths
Guest columnist Jerry Cannon blasts college athletics for turning basketball into a slot machine. He argues pro gamblers, referees, and profits exploit students and push the game toward professionalized, pay driven excess at Madison Square Garden, calling for fair wages to restore amateur ideals.
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Critique of payoffs in amateur sport and Garden crowds
An opinion argues against exploiting student athletes through subsidies or salaries claiming it corrupts amateur ideals. It cites arenas like Madison Square Garden and notes various paid roles surrounding games. It warns that paying youths raises ethical risk, while acknowledging colleges’ large payments to secure game venues and the temptations of gamblers.
Sports Mirror highlights past boxing and football trades
The column recalls a year ago trade of Dan Sandifer to the Detroit Lions for Bl Dudley and notes past boxing honors. It also mentions a five years ago Edward J. Nell trophy to James J. Walker for boxing and a ten years ago match where Mary Hardwick beat Alice Marble in a five set singles battle.
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Detroit Lions
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Edward J. Nell
Mary Hardwick
Alice Marble
Jack Bere
Tite
Gordie Heas
Gardner defends Garden as college basketball hub
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner urged preserving Madison Square Garden as a national stage for college basketball. He argued the Garden benefits intercollegiate play despite recent gambling exposes, insisting K-State teams will continue to play there with fair treatment.
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New York
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Estes to Goodland Job Goodland High Coach
Ross Estes, a mid-year Kansas State College graduate, took over yesterday as basketball coach at Goodland high school. He succeeds Allen Langton, recalled to active duty with the navy. Read the Classified Want Ads.
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Kansas State College
Goodland High School
Allen Langton
Navy
Bulldogs Rout Friens, Crosstown Clash Looms Tonight
The Bulldogs beat Friends University 81 48 after a close first half as Chel Pennan led with early minutes. McEhernon left the game early and saw little impact while Bethel prepares to face Bake at Baldwin in league play.
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Mr Track coach Robertson dies at 67 in Philadelphia
Robbie Robertson known as Mr Track, longtime Penn track and field coach from 1916 to 1947, died after a long illness. Olympic competitor and coach, he helped lead U S teams in 1904 1906 1908 and later served as assistant or head coach for several Games. Born in Aberdeen Scotland in 1883, he moved to the United States at nine and rose to prominence in sprinting and distance events before retiring due to health.
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Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Missouri Tigers Hold Off Cyclones In Tight Big Seven Win
Columbia Mo Jan 23 UPI Missouri Tigers narrowed the Big Seven race by beating Iowa State 49 46 at Columbia The win was Missouri s second in four league games and left them in a three way tie for third through fifth with Oklahoma and Colorado Bud Heineman scored 20 points for Missouri while Iowa State failed to convert late after leading 28 21 at halftime The Cyclones have suffered five straight conference losses since their season opener against Oklahoma
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Rizzuto Awarded Pro Athlete of the Year
New York January 22 Phil Rizzuto star shortstop of the New York Yankees won the first Hickel professional athlete of the year award. The 32 year old edged Ben Hogan to claim the $10 000 belt. Others listed include Ezzard Charles Jim Konstanty Ray Robinson George Mikan Stan Musial Joe Culmone Lou Groza Willie Shoemaker and Sam Snead.
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Scooter
Ben Hogan
Ezzard Charles
Cincinnati
Jim Konstanty
Philadelphia Philly
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Ray Robinson
George Mikan
Stan Musial
Joel Culmone
Lou Groza
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Sam Snead
College basketball scores and results
Kentucky LIU 87 Fairleigh Dickinson 48. Iowa 69 Minnesota 47. Indiana 63 Missouri 49. Iowa State 6. Arkansas State 71. Southern Illinois. Utah State 63 Utah 45. Wyoming 31. Bethel Kan 5. Springfield 3. Stata 57 Kleks-Mle 48. Fort Rent 35. Liberal 3.
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Fairleigh
Surgeon's Scapes Rookies May Help Out the Cardinals
The 1951 St. Louis Cardinals face a healthier squad after a injury plagued 1950 season. Manager Marty Marion cites improvements from rookies Billie, Tom Poholsky, Sally Hemus, and Don Bollweg, plus surgery on Garagiola Wilks and himself. He notes draft implications and predicts a tight eight club race led by Dodgers Giants Phillies Braves.
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Don Bollweg
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Boxing Roundup From Associated Press
Fights last night feature Chuck Taylor of Carbido Pennsylvania stopping Joey 144 percent in Coalport. Providence’s Trento knocks out Ralph Zanneli in Providence. Jimmy Biving of Baltimore defeats Harry White of Cleveland in a South Bend card with a knock out.
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