Haskell Indians rout Osage City 61 33 in Jayhawk League
Haskell Indians built an early 20-0 lead and cruised to a 61-33 victory over Osage City. Coach Coffin used a platoon-like system, starting unit in three quarters and reserves in the others, with Ed Posteak scoring 13 and Elm 11 for Haskell. Osage were led by Leland Kramer and Herb Lindburg with eight each.
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Osage City
Tribe
Osage
Indians
Haskellites
Braves
Haskell
Warner Tony Coffin
Ela Ce Pe
Frank Prost
Leland Kramer
Walter Mills
Lloyd Elm
Osager
Kramer
Herb Lindburg
Lindburg
Duane Needles
Bob Bodenhiemer
F ' Ed Posteak
Elm
Jimmy Ryal
Eastman Factor
Jami Mills
Highland Park
Scotties
Franklin Beaver
Leo Hanway
Journal-World
Off to the wire Eudora tops Lansing on two big quarters
St Louis University's Dick Boushka nears the Missouri Valley scoring records as he leads a four start surge with a 28.5 point per game average. Eudora High School defeats Lansing 547-? non league, led by Bob Westerhouse with 22 points and Nicholas with 15 as Lansing falls after a 12-5 start.
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Eudora
Lansing
St, Louis
Dick Boushka
St. Louis University
Oklahoma
Bob Kurland
St. Louis
Ed MacAuley
Boushka
Kurland
Springfield
Springfield Rifle
Houshka
MacAuley
Wichita
Paul Scheer
Cleo Littleton
Scheer
Houston
Oklahoma A&m
Tulsa
BE AG
Oklahoma A & M
Am Oefense
Eudora High School
Basketeers
Bob Westerhouse
Nicholas
Cardinal
Eudara
Jim O'Donnell
Homer the Pigeon of War Promoted to PFC
Homer the homing pigeon of the 40th Division in Korea was promoted to private first class after delivering a vital message. The bird experienced wing trouble and made a forced landing, then hopped the final two miles to deliver the dispatch from a division command post to the rear.
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Homer
U.5
40Th Division
Korea
Pvt
William R. Seer
PFC
Pigeon
Mangrum Confident to Win Tucson Open Golf Tourney
Mangrum, leader in the winter circuit, eyes the $10,000 Tucson Open prize at El Rio Golf and Country Club. He predicts victory, boosts by a $2,001 prize, and notes a $ bonus from boss George May if he wins. Final pros and 140 players including amateurs compete in the pro am.
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Tucson
Ariz
Liloyd Mangrum
el Rio
George May
Tam-O-Shanter
Chicago
Man-grum
Mangrum
Fights Last Night Features Several Boxing Outcomes
Allocated Press reports from Toledo to Philadelphia and beyond detailing several boxing results. Archie Moore defeated Toxic Hall by knockout. Dan Bucceroni outpointed Rocky Jones. Freddie Beshore outpointed Abel Ender. Willie Pep defeated Davey Mitchell in a ten round bout with noted city locations and weights.
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Toledo
Archie Moore
Yorela
Toxic Hall
ISN
Chicago
Philatel Pile
Dan Bucceroni
Philadelphia
Rocky Jones
Chester
Portland
Ore
Freddie Beshore
Los Angeles
Abel Fender
Mexico City
Mi Beach
Fla
Willie Pep
Yartford
Conn
Davey Mitchell
Torronto
Mustangs Fall In Frigid League Clash 20 22
Lawrence Junior High Mustangs lost 20 to 22 to Argentine Frosh in Kansas City as heavy first quarter pressure broke their rhythm. Cunningham and Schick led Lawrence with five points each while Argentine Stronach paced the winners with eight. next game is Feb 12 at home vs Ottawa.
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Lawrence Junior High Mustangs
Kansas City
Carlton Hamm
Mustangs
Lawrence
Jerry Cunningham
Doyle Sehick
Cauuas Lawrence
Cunningham
Schick
Stronach
Ottawa
Isnar
Slater
Madrigal
C Castaneda
Doninguea
Mall
Rodriguez
New Television Gimmick Takes Stage Tonight in Chicago
The International Boxing Club tests a TV gimmick by airing two six round bouts instead of the 10 round Chicago Stadium feature. Floyd Patterson faces Chester Mieszala in middleweight action and Larry Watson meets Billy Nobé in the heavyweight bout, while Orlando Zu lueta and Luther Rawlings share the night’s card through alternate telecasts.
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Chicago
International Boxing Club Tonight
Chicago Stadium
Orlando Zulueta
Cuba
Luther Rawlings
Floyd Patterson
New York
Chester Mieszala
Larry Watson
Omaha
Billy Nobé
University of Nebraska
Grand Island
Neb
Smyrna Rotary tall story winner told by C J Prickett
Smyrna Del. Dr C J Prickett won a tall story award at the Smyrna Rotary Club with a whopper tale about his father’s horse that supposedly outsped trains. The yarn claims the horse shielded him from rain while the dog swam to keep up after a five mile dash.
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Smyrna, del
C. J. Prickett
Smyrna
Merv Shea, longtime Solons coach, dies at 52
Merv Shea, 52, former coach of the Sacramento Solons in the Pacific Coast League for the past two seasons, died last night in Sacramento. Shea had a 31-year professional baseball career including a stint with the St. Louis Browns.
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Sacramento
Calif
Mers Shea
Sacramento Solons
Shea
St. Louis Browns
Flag Fever Sweeps White Sox On Ferris Fain Trade
Chicago White Sox acquire Ferris Fain from the Philadelphia Athletics raising pennant hopes. The A’s send Eddie Robinson and Bob Wilson while Chicago also trades Ed McGhee and Joe De Maestri. GM Frank Lane defends Fain as future first baseman and rejects Yankees trade talk.
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Chicago
Ferris Fain
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Eddie Robinson
A‘s
Bob Wilson
Indianapolis
Sox
Ed McGhee
Joe de Maestri
Robinson
Robbie
Fain
Frank Lane
New York Yankees
Hank Bates
Joe Colins
Trade Despites Title Ferris Fain Batting Champ Traded
New York report notes Ferris Fain the AL batting champion traded from Philadelphia Athletics to Chicago White Sox in a five player deal also involving Eddie Robinson. It recalls 1902 AL leader Napoleon Lajoie sold to Cleveland Indians. NL has traded batting champions more often, citing Ernie Lombardi to the Giants in 1942 after batting .330.
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New York
Ferris Fain
Ciith
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Eddie Robinson
Napoleon Lajoie
Cleveland Indians
National League
Boston Braves
Ernie Lombardi
New York Giants
Connie Ryan
TV rights fight over pro grid tilts stalls in court
In Philadelphia a government antitrust case against the NFL over TV and radio broadcast policies proceeds as witnesses are questioned about networks stations and audiences. Judge Grim overrules defense objections and admits expert testimony on public interest in football telecasts.
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Philadelphia
National Football League
Alan K. Grim
NFL
Weathier
Inter
Grim
James Seiler
American Research Bureau
Seiler
Bernard Noridlinger
Nordlinger
Athletics Add Pitching Depth In Newcomer Rush
New York reporting that Philadelphia Athletics load up with 11 pitchers among 15 newcomers as 4 infielders join, with Ferris Fain traded to Chicago for Fddie Robinson. Marion Fricano leads a group from Ottawa with a 2.26 ERA, while Charlie Bishop and Leonard Matarr also arrive. Hal Bevan expected to fill third base after a leg injury ends opponent stint.
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New York
Philadelphia Athletics
McGhee
Long Bill
Joagine
Ferris Fain
Chicago White Sox
Fidie Robinson
Marion Fricano
Ottawa
Charlie Bishop
A's
Fayetteville
Ark
Jean
Leonard Matari
Jimmy Dykes
Hal Revan
Bevan
St. Lois Browns
Scion
Sheep Pouring Into Fold As Spring Session Nears
Major League contract signings continue as spring trainings start in under a month. Thirteen players, nine pitchers, joined teams yesterday including Ted Gray Detroit Clyde King Johnny Schmitz Ivan Johannes Cincinnati Bob Schultz Rob Kelley Tom Simpson Chicago Cubs Marlin Stuart St Louis Browns Jim Waugh Pittsburgh. Also listed were Chico Carrasquel Andy Seminick Johnny Bucha Del Wilber Boston Red Sox. Wilber praised his new deal on his radio show.
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NEW York i
Ted Gray
Detroit
Clyde King
Johnny Schmitz
Ivan Johannes
Cincinnati
Bob Schultz
Rob Kelley
Tom Simpson
Chicago Cubs
Marlin Stuart
St. Louis Browns
Pittsburgh
Jim Waugh
Chico Carrasquel
Chicago White Sox
Andy Seminick
Johnny Bucha
del Wilber
Boston Red Sox
Wilber
St. Louis
College Scores Include Narrow Losses and Upsets Across States
A jumble of senior college and high school results shows Emporia and Western Illinois posting near wins while Arkansas State Teachers and Parsons post competitive scores. Numerous small towns like Wellington and Dighton reported varied totals, with standout performances from Linn County and promissory showings across multiple matchups.
High Buildings Do Not Sway in High Winds, Study Finds
A recent study challenges common belief that tall structures sway significantly in strong winds. Researchers report minimal lateral movement under gusts, suggesting design standards accurately account for wind loads. The findings address urban planning and safety implications for skyscrapers and supertall buildings.
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