Newton Among Strong AA Quintets in Basketball Race
Kansas high school basketball moves past halfway with Newton as a leading Class AA contender. Great Bend and Ward follow, Ward holding one defeat in seven games. Salina and Argentine, plus North Wichita East Shawnee Wixson Lawrence Kurs McPherson and Dodds teams, show sporadic strength as the season narrows toward the state tournament.
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Three New York Quintets Lead Major College Roost
New York University and other New York teams dominate the Intercollegiate scene as Duquesne loses to an unidentified foe after a postgame brawl. Oklahoma A&M wins third straight in the Missouri Valley, North Carolina tops Virginia, Oklahoma claims third in the Big Six, Tennessee upholds third in the SEC, and LSU ties Mississippi State while Georgia Tech sinks.
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Kanene High Player Scores Record in Single Season
A Kanene High School boy set a school record by scoring 53 points in a single pairs season. He hit 23 field goals and seven free throws, averaging 22.5 points per game. The standout guard led Carbondale Tast with strong shooting and clutch free throws throughout the campaign.
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Peace prospects dim as Vasquel talks on Cuban league plans
New York June 27 Peace long ways off says Pasquel in interview from his hotel. He plans to sign players for the coming season regardless of origin and says talks with Mexican baseball officials must be direct. He expects to meet Lanier Martin Maglie and others suspended for joining the Mexican League.
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Lions Play Tonight In Kansas City Doubleheader
Lawrence high school basketball teams travel to Kansas City for a two game set against Wyandotte. The nights schedule promises spirited play with young rosters aiming for wins in a key city matchup.
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Basketball Results Echo Turbid State Meet
In a rough OCR readout, basketball scores show Duquesne 53 versus Georgia Tech 64 with scattered team names and place hints. The fragment mentions Wichita and Oklahoma, Cheyenne, and other obscured labels suggesting a regional college meet with multiple teams and unclear outcomes.
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Georgia
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Grayson’s Scoreboard Weighs Whistles in Modern Basketball
New York experts debate foul calling as players and fans favor speed and fast breaks. Ben Van Alstyne and Joe Lapchick defend current pace while Matty Begovich proposes delayed whistles and rule tweaks to reduce stoppages without undoing the game’s evolution.
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Boxing gains popularity in Argentina and boxing talks with Mexico
Argentina is seen as a rising boxing power with Gene Tunney predicting a world champion may emerge soon. Alejan dro Aguilar Reyes of Mexico plans early February talks in New York with Ray Dumont and top semi pro officials, signaling smoother relations without legal disputes. The piece also mentions Loyola basketball scoring feats and Kansas football players starting families, all from a 1930s context.
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Bowling notes show mixed results in Thursday night action
Jeagie Roughnecks won three from Double D's as Faye Olmstead led visitors with 499 and Darby top scored for the losers with high pins. Griffith-Parker swept Mitchell-Kennedy three to one as D Mitchell posted a 224-574 series. N Griffith second at 170-450. Hughes Hedges won three from Darnell-Hopper in the won three column. Ulrich-Denton sparkled as Ulrich had 487 and Gunn 483.
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Pittsburg Gorillas Track Schedule Unveiled By Weede
Pittsburg Kansas January 27 Dr Garfield Weede announces Pittsburg State Gorillas track schedule with relays on April 10 and 17, and Drake relays on April 25. Dual meets at Emporia May 1 Wichita University at Pittsburg May ?, and Central Conference meet at Hayes Kan May 14-15.
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Lawrence's basketball outlook amid football roots challenges
Sports columnist notes Dodge City era coach Chamner Woodard in Lawrence for an invitational tourney. He contrasts football prowess with basketball, praising Woodard's Lawrence squad while noting many starters and reserves are new. Mentions Shaw, Drake, Beil, Sandefur, and Davis as multi-sport players shaping the team.
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Sauer to Annapolis heads East for Naval Academy talks
Sauer, Kansas Jayhawks football mentor, left for Annapolis, Md., to confer with Captain Tom Hamilton about the head coaching position at the U.S. Naval Academy. The trip comes at the academy's request as talks continue.
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Naval Academy
Recrpped Over 12 000 Aires in Latest Equipment Choice
The report notes over 12 000 units of aires selected in a new equipment choice, highlighting two tread designs as the latest option. The item emphasizes design variation and production scale for the audience.
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