Lawrence Lions stay in first place with Argentine win
Coach H. C. Stuart's Lawrence Lions defeated Argentine 60 to 45 to reach a three way tie at the league midway point in the N. E. K. L. standings. Wilburn and Cox led a late surge as Argentine briefly led 24-15, then Lawrence pulled away with pressure defense and strong rebounding.
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Kansas Arena Project Faces Hurdles and NCAA Stats Clash
The article discusses the National Parks Authority stance on converting the fieldhouse at KU to support military training, with potential regulatory shifts looming. It notes urgency from lawmakers and cites Blair Gullion of Washington University urging immediate overhaul of the NCAA statistical bureau amid perceived misrepresentations of major college powers, including Kansas. Clyde Lovellette is mentioned with 110 points.
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Kansas sari squad to meet Baker varsity basketball tonight
The University of Kansas saree squad will meet Baker University varsity basketball at 7 tonight in Hoch cave.
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California Man May Be Kansas State Director
Greg Engelhard, former California basketball star and current assistant coach, may become Kansas State athletic director. He said he was interviewed in Manhattan by the athletic council as Thurlo McCrady’s successor. Kansas State plans to hire an athletic director before a new football coach.
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Kansas fieldhouse debate faces finance and fate
The University of Kansas fieldhouse project may receive about 780000 more from lawmakers amid optimism the legislature will approve funds. Opinions split among optimists, Malott supporters, and defense-minded thinkers. Some fear federal constraints and delayed need could thwart construction or lead to years of inaction.
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Sooner defense stifles Kansas in tight conference battle
In five conference games, KU star netted 23.4 points per game, ranking seventh nationally last week. Capt. Jerry Waugh received the game ball after Oklahoma’s Saturday win, honored with a leather toilet kit from teammates as his KU tenure closed. An observer noted Oklahoma used more all court pressure against Kansas than the Aggies, helping a halftime edge for Bruce Drake’s Sooners.
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Women's Cage Tourney a Stepping Stone to Top
Dallas January 29. The Women's National AAU Basketball tournament in March is seen as a step toward making women's basketball an Olympic sport. Mrs Irvin Van Blarcom of Wichita Kansas says foreign teams will compete for Olympic approval with Canada Mexico Argentina and Cuba expressing interest. The Poinsettia is noted as December's flower and turquoise or lapis as the jewel.
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Worsham's Returned. Fame Refreshing to Golf Scene
Phoenix report on Lew Worsham 83, Oakmont, PA, winning the Phoenix Open with a 272 total after a 70 final round. He tops Langon Little 278 and rivals Chick Harchet and Jim Ferrier, as the tour heads to Tucson Open.
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North Carolina Sees Over Six Million Tourists Annually
More than 6,000,000 tourists visit North Carolina each year, highlighting the state as a major travel destination. The figure underscores steady tourism demand and the impact on local economies, hospitality, and regional attractions.
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