Tribe Five Rout Osage City 60 to 35 at Home
Haskell led by Willie Sevier with 21 points rolled past Osage City 60 35 on the Haskell court. It was the Indians 10th win in 13 games and fourth in seven league starts as coach Tony Coffin’s squad built a 16 7 first quarter lead and never trailed. Duare Needles led Osage City with 14 points while Eugene Black opened the scoring for Haskell.
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Tony) Coffin
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Haskell defeats Osage City to stay in league third
Sevier and Aguirre led scoring as Haskell beat Osage City 56 33 in the fourth. Coffin praised new players Jefferson Edwards and Anna who debuted after becoming eligible. Osage stayed cold from the floor, while Haskell hit 22 of 81 shots for 28 percent, securing a second straight win and sole possession of third place in the league standings.
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Holton
Andros Likely Razorback Assistant Coach Hire
Texas Tech assistant Dee Andros, former star guard at Oklahoma, reportedly lines up as Razorback assistant coach after visiting Arkansas officials at Fayetteville. Andros was en route to Lubbock after the visit, with past coaching stints at Kansas and Texas Tech and a connection to J W Sikes at Kansas University.
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Ex Kansas Grid Ace Has an Heir To Sprinkle's Bad Boy Throne
Ex Kansas grid ace Bob Hanna recalls Hardy Brown of the 49ers as the NFL’s toughest, describing his brutal tackling and shoulder blows that demoralize even top backs like Dan Towler and Bud Young. Hanna, who earned the nickname Madman From Meade, notes Brown’s relentless, high-impact play and his influence on midline guard roles for pros.
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Chicago
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Meade
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Big Ten Basketeers Run a Tight Conference Race
Illinois coach Harry Combes notes a balanced Big Ten title race with no looming standouts and several contenders likely sharing the crown. The article cites an even mix of wins and losses among top teams, limited national ranking presence, and ongoing debates about conference strength and matchups.
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A's Sign Up Four Clubs To Working Agreements
Kansas City Athletics report working agreements with Columbus Ohio Burlington Vermont Welch West Virginia Hot Springs Arkansas and a limited agreement with Cotton States League group. Staff includes Bowman Jonnard Strunk O Rourke Lloyd Flowers Goostree Blackburne Thomas Coombs and Kennedy notes varied careers.
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St Louis cage standout chases scoring records and grade mark
St Louis University star Dick Boushka, an A-minus Geophysical Engineering student and 6-foot- sinch senior, seeks to break school scoring records and challenge Missouri Valley totals. He already leads many St Louis marks, averaging 20.6 and needing 222 points in 12 games to top MaCauley’s four season total. He received a scholastic scholarship for academics last year amid his athletic pursuit.
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Houston
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Boston Celtic
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Baseball Catching Box Rule Faces Backlash From Players
New rule sets the catcher's box as a 43 inch wide rectangle drawing sharp criticism from four New York clubs and players like Roy Campanella Yogi Berra and West Westrom. They argue the change increases catcher workload risks wild pitches and will not stop the intentional pass.
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Yankee
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Bill Terry
Aint
Bo Dickey
Cooperstown
N.Y
New York
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Hubbell
Chicago
Brooks
Roy Campanella
New York Yankees
Yogi Berra
West Westrum
Clipper to Learn Today If He's in Hall of Fame
New York sidelined star Joe DiMaggio faces a Hall of Fame vote today to determine his immortality in baseball’s elite. Voters tally reaches a crucial count as the decision looms amid spring excitement and Yankee legends.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Egyptians Mummified Birds as Sacred Animals
In ancient Egypt researchers note that numerous birds were mummified as sacred offerings to deities. Archaeologists uncover funerary practices showing the birds revered in temple rituals and laid to rest with other holy artifacts.
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