Lions Top Ottawa In Tight 48 48 Tie Thriller
Lawrence outlasted Ottawa 48 to 48 in a hard fought game to stay in a three way first place tie.OSponsored by coach H C Stuart the Lions held off Ottawa amid Len Martins absence and a strong second half rally led by Hodges Wolfe and McGrath. Ottawa shot 31 percent while Lawrence produced 28 more shots and crucial boards to seal the decision despite Wilburn and Craig’s late exchanges.
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Lawrence Routs Ottawa Cyclones in three games on day
Lawrence High swept Ottawa teams, defeating the freshmen 45 to 10, the Jaycees 43 to 36, and the varsity 48 to 43 to pull into a first place tie in the league. Coach H C Stuart praised his players for a fierce, well timed effort that forced errors from Ottawa.
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Speed Not Power to Be Keynote of Gopher Team
Wes Fesler Minnesota's new coach vows to emphasize speed over power in the Gophers football program at his first press conference. He replaces J. Bierman and asserts the team will pursue faster play as the season approaches.
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Braves expect stronger mound staff and improved 1951 team
Boston writer Billy Bouthworth reports the Braves aim to strengthen pitching for 1951 after injuries hampered last season. With Vern Bickford Warren Spahn and Johnny Sain plus new addition Jim Wilson, they anticipate a stronger rotation. They also note roster depth from rookies, imports from Seattle and the Pacific Coast League, and the return of Edward St Claire.
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Wanamaker Mile Record Event Recalled In Millrose Tale
New York January 27 recall of the Wanamaker mile where Don Gehrmann and Fred Wilt set a time with a four minute nine point three second pace. The final winner was only decided months later by the National AAU. No repeat of the dramatic finish expected tonight.
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Thief Steals Car During Quiet Pasadena Talk
In Pasadena California Norman Munzlinger started a conversation after his car brushed a second vehicle. A thief seized the moment and hopped in his auto, driving away as the exchange turned to discussion.
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Missouri Football Schedule Mystery And Jayhawk Shooting From the Hip
The piece discusses December schedule uncertainty for Missouri and Kansas football, the Thanksgiving timing in Columbia, and a late 1951 schedule. It notes Kansas basketball ranking 13th nationally in field goal accuracy, with 339 hits on 890 attempts. It also includes a satirical critique on fixing sports from AP writer Whitney Martin.
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Chicago Black Sox controversy roils early baseball talks
A fragmented reminiscence notes the era of scandal and elite debate over reforms in early baseball. It references public interest, calls for harsher penalties, and the enduring question of accountability in the Chicago Black Sox episode.
Phoenix Open Big Gun Ben Hogan Out With Flu
Phoenix Arizona January 27 Ben Hogan the big gun at the Phoenix Golf Open was sidelined by influenza during the third round while Chick Harbert moved into leading position Hogan had suffered a serious prior injury and his current illness kept him from resuming play after a 65 first round.
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McPherson Upsets Swedes in Kansas Conference race
McPherson defeated Bethany 63 to 63? No, 63-BL in Lindsborg Kansas last night. McPherson pulled ahead 29-27 at halftime after an early 12-point lead, breaking a tie with Ottawa for first in the Kansas conference standings.
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