Haskell Indians Hold Lead With 51 39 Triumph Over Seaman
Haskell defeated Seaman High School 51 to 39 as the Brave Indians surged in the second half to open a lead of 16 early in the final period. The victory, part of Haskell’s conference win streak, solidifies their place atop the Jayhawk League standings.
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Jayhawk
Rich Clarkson
Haskell
Indians
Seaman High School of
Topeka
Seaman
Warner
Tony) Coffin
Haskell Presses Topeka Victory Behind Elm and Factor
Haskell edged Seaman 55 to 45 as Elm scored 2 early in the second half and Factor added 12, sparking a 40 29 third-quarter run. Elm, Beaver, Hanway and Mills paced theComme end with Elm leading a stout full court press game. After Osage City visit Tuesday, Haskell hosts Highland Park next Friday.
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Osage City
Haskell
Seamanites
Jimmy Ryal
Lloyd Elm
Indians
Elm
Eastman Factor
Ed Postoak
Seaman
Don Farley
Charles Paxton
Factor
Clyde McNorton
Paxton
Ed Waters
Braves
Jon Weller
E& Point
Topekans
Postoak
Franklin Beaver
Leo Hanway
Walter Miils
Haskellites
Highland Park
Scotties
Lawrence
Ottawa Wins Leads Conference With Bethel, Wesleyan Thumbles Bethany
Ottawa University outruns Bethel 90-57 to seize the Kansas Conference lead as Kansas Wesleyan defeats Bethany 72-44. Pittsburg grips second place in the Central Conference with a 71-56 win over Southwestern, while Sterling beats Tabor 72-56. Dale Majors scores 22 for Ottawa. Dean Grove, Gary Cassel, and John Stephen lead Wesleyan with 17 each. High scorers include Pete Stein 16 for Pittsburg and Jim Farney 15 for Southwestern.
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Kansas
Bethel
Kansas Wesleyan
Bethany
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Southwestern
Sterling
Tabor
Dale Majors
Braves
Don Harder
Bethe
Salina
Hecause
Dean Grove
Gary Cassel
John Stephen
Wesleyan
Norm Kliewer
Ralph Fry
Winfield
Pete Stein
Jim Farney
Steadily Improving Bruton Highlighted by Braves Rookie Prospects
New York reports Billy Bruton, a 23-year-old Braves rookie, is viewed as a elevating force for 1953. Manager Charlie Grimm cites rapid batting gains from Class C to Milwaukee, with .325 final-year marks and led triples in the Western League. Bruton competes with Luis Marquez, Chuck Tanner, Hank Ertman, and Piie Whisenant among fresh outfielders. Pitching hopefuls include Don Liddle and Gene Conley, plus Murray Wall, Dave Jolly, Dick Donovan, Ray Crone, Dick Kelly, Charlie Bicknell, and Johnny Antonelli, the latter a $52,000 bonus signee. In Boston, Freddie Herman and Harold Jones will headline a nationally televised boxing bout tonight at the Arens Center in a rubber-match showdown under the Massachusetts Boxing Commission scoring system.
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Billy Bruton
Boston Braves
Charlie Grimm
Bruton
Grimm
Eau Claire
Denver
Milwaukee
Braves
Chuck Tanner
Atlanta
Hank Ertman
Piie Whisenant
Navy
Don Liddle
Gene Conley
Liddle
Aton
America Association
Milwar
Conley
Murray Wall
Dave Jolly
Kansar City
Dick Donovan
Ray Crone
Hartford
Dick Kelly
Charlie Bicknell
Johnny Antonelli
Boston
Freddie
Babe) Herman
Los Angeles
Harold
Baby Face
Thrilling Mustangs Rally Past Atchison In OT Win
Lawrence Junior High five edged Atchison Frosh 43 to 42 in overtime after trailing 20-15 at halftime. Dale Flory led scoring with 14 points, Clarkson added 20 including key second-half surge, as Jerry Cunningham paced late rally with six in the final period. Next game at Argentine Tuesday.
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Lawrence
Atchison Frosh
Atchison
Mustangs
Andy Galloway
Dale Flory
Ronnie
Clarkson
Flory
Nanny Duver
Jerry Cunningham
Galloway
Cunningham
Argentine
Church
U ‘ Harm
Vlory O Schick
Smith
Ge Nook Wate
Eines Hoht
Roberts
Thorining
Ivyriek
Not Ready for Event Troy Aims to Skip Elimination Tourney
Willie Troy the unbeaten Washington DC middleweight opposes rapid rounds and championship elimination. Co Manager Al Weill says Troy is only 20 and not ready for 13 rounds to reach finals, despite a national TV win over Bobby Jones in St Nicholas Arena. Crowds and referees react to Troy’s stance and crowd support.
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New York
Willie Troy
Washington, D. C
al Weill
Troy
Bobby Jones
Oakland
St. Nicholas Arena
Mark
Conn
America Schia
Sion
Golden Gloves grad makes 18th straight win in comeback
Judge Art Aidala notes a 54-1 ballot for the 3 to 1 underdog from California. The AF card gave Troy a slim 5-4-1 edge. It was the 18th straight win for the two year old Golden Gloves graduate who hadn’t fought since Oct. 28.
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Art Aidala
California
Troy
Yanks lag in signings as camps near opening
New York Yankees trail rivals in contract activity with only four players signed as spring training opens February 4 at St. Petersburg. Cleveland faces star pitcher holds for more money while other clubs push ahead with added players, including Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Brooklyn signings.
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New York ‘Baseball
Cleveland
Indians
Bob Lemon
Early Wynn
Mike Garcia
Lemon
Wynn
Garcia
Mike
Hank Greenberg
Dick Welk
Taokle
Hill Glynn
Cincinnati
Howie Judson
Lee Foulk
Hobie Landrith
Pittsburgh
Calvin Hogue
Chicago Cubs
Leon Brinkopt
Brooklyn
Ben Wade
John, Rutherford
Joe Landrum
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Associated Press reports results
In New York at St. Nicholas Arena Willie Troy 138 defeated Bobby Jones 152 by points. In Walla Walla Tiger Lowry 184 KO'd Al Spaulding 220. In Melbourne Frank Johnson 13414 halted Frank Flannery 134% for British Empire lightweight title.
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Associated
Cumulative High School and Junior College Scores Across Kansas and Nearby States
A sprawling tally of scores from multiple Kansas high schools junior colleges and surrounding districts. The listings include Hutchinson Garden City Fort Scott Chanute Independence Paola Wichita East and many others with varying final tallies alongside regional college and university results. Players students and teams from numerous towns are represented across basketball and related prep events.
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Emporia
Aldiene
Junction
Chyts Fredonia
Cherryvaie
Hillabora
Helington
Wichita
North
Arrettine
Esatlinny
Smnolan
Sulviman
Alvan
Ecounel
Allen Says Stars Won't Play Checkers Tonight
Phog Allen vows his All Stars will not use set plays against the Phillips 66ers of Bartlesville in a Polio Benefit game at Municipal Auditorium Kansas City. He plans two platoon substitutions and to outrun the larger 66ers, with starters Droge Head Lienhard Hougland Upson Laevellette Darling among the lineup. The undercard features Davenport Stones versus Kansas City Dons.
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Phog Allen
All Stars
Checkers
Phillips 66Ers
Bartlesville
Okla
University of Kansas
Municipal Auditorium
Davenport
Kansas City Dons
Allen
Phillips Club
Arnold Droge
Wichita University
Ed Head
Kansas State
Bill Lienhard
Kansas
Bill Hougland
Don Upson
Clyde Laevellette
Chuck Darling
University of Iowa
66Ers
Missouri Tigers Face No 2 Kansas State At Home
In Columbia Missouri hosts Kansas State in Brewer Fieldhouse as the No 2 Wildcats seek a bounce back after dropping to fourth in the Big Seven. Tipoff is 8 p m with Missouri aiming to avoid another loss and keep pace in the conference race while Oklahoma benefits from any upset.
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Columbia
Kansas State
Kaye
Missouri
Nets
Brewer
Kansas
Jack Gardner
Sparky Stareup
Tigers
State
Wildcats
Oklahoma
Spartans and Gophers Lead Big Ten Basketball Spotlight
Michigan State and Minnesota sit tied for third with four wins and three losses as Indiana leads with eight straight victories. MSU faces Northwestern at East Lansing while Minnesota travels to face Ohio State, both games shaping the conference standings tonight. Louisville and Chicago independents also active with Loyola, De Paul posting upset wins in Chicago Stadium.
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Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
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Gophers
Ichigan State
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Ohio State
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Paul Ebert
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Big Ten
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Brad [Ley
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Loyola
DePaul
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Ramblers
Art Schalk
Blue Demons
Ron Feicreisel
Oklahoma A & M
A & M Aries
Dee Paul
Stillwater
Okla
Wampsville church seeks pew sitters in a healing rite
Readers of the Oneida Daily Dispatch report an ancient healing rite at Wampsville Presbyterian Church inviting men women and children to sit in slightly used pews. The piece mentions attempts to transfer disease from a man and notes the direct approach taken Friday.
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Wampsville
N.Y
Oneida
Daily Dispatch
Wampsville Pressh Church
Gophers fall in tight upsets across rankings
Cincinnati defeats Oregon State 65 49 in a surprising upset while Duquesne edges Northern Princeton in a 72 68 finish. Wyoming loses Skyline debut as Brigham Young dominates 47 142 and remains conference leader at 6 1. BYU sits at 4 1 and Washington State beats Washington 75 41.
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Cincinnati Sur
Oregon State
Duquesne
Bob
Con Rain
Wyoming
Cowboys Teal
Brigham Young
B.Y.U
Washington
Washington State
Aho
College basketball scores: San Francisco, Utah, Wichita, Clemson win
In other games San Francisco beat Oregon 61 to 57 Utah defeated Colorado A M 71 to 64 Wichita defeated Oklahoma City 66 to 62 and Clemson routed The Citadel 73 to 50.
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Oregon
Utah
Colorado A&m
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Clemson
Citadel
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