Kansas Falls Short at Norman in Big Seven Battle
Kansas, 41 record, slips to second in the Big Seven after a 68 to 42 loss at Oklahoma. Clyde Lovellette leads with 26 points as Kansas fights hard in Norman, with Waugh leaving KU eligibility and Charlie Hoe taking his spot. Kansas travels to Northwestern next, then hosts Oklahoma A&M.
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Norman
Oklahoma
Gas State College
Colorado
Manhattan
Kansans
Altho
Wuntchless
Clyde Loveldette
Jaybirds
Bill Lienhard
Newton
Jerry Waugh
Kansas
Waugh
K. U
Holy
Charlie Hoa
Sooners
Sooner
Keneas
Soonerland
Bruce Drake
Kansan
Mark
Evanston
Dutch Lonborg
Northwestern
Hank Iba
Alahoma Aggies
Hoch Auditorium
U.C. U
Mansss
Liephart
Kaneax
F. G. Baccus
George Baurette
Dempsey Era and Mounties Highlight Patchy Sports Roundup
A fragmentary sports note recalls Jack Dempsey's era and a 50-43 win by Allen Hall in a three-cushion billiards match. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is described as a civil force under the Dominion Government.
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Tarsae Associated Prost
Jack Dempsey
Tshier
Pat
Ayater
Toronto 3
Tarte NH
Blade Cheops
Allen Hall
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Oed
Dominion
Lippy Leo Predicts Giants as Top Team This Year
Lippy Leo declares the Giants a strong club in camp, citing a 50 of 70 finish last year, additions like catcher Ray Noble and pitcher Allen Gettel, and a solid starting rotation. He notes Whitey Lockman at first base possibility, Stanky and Dark in double play, and Durocher’s squad eyeing Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati as rivals.
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New Surf
Wan
Ike
En York Yankees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ontace
Wes Westrum
Wes
Ray Noble
Oakland
Whitey Lockman
Whitey
Monte Irgin
Allen Gettel
Yankees
White Sox
Indians
Larry Jensen
Jim Hearn
Sal Maglie
Sheldon Jones
Monte Kennedy
Dave Koslo
George Spencer
George Bamberger
Roger Bowman
Giants
Eddie Stanky
al Dark
Hi Thompson
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Branch Rickey
Cincinnati
Boston
Jim Wilson
John Ssin
Warren Spahn
Vern Bickford
Cubs
Pittsburgh
Poe
Missouri coach Faurot to decide future today
Columbia Mo Jan 29 The future of Don Faurot as Missouri head football coach and athletic director may be settled today after a four hour meeting with Dean Sam Shirky. Faurot was to say if the Intercollegiate Athletics Committee came close to his demands. He has drawn interest from Ohio State and Southern California but no offers. Assistants faces job renewals by February 28. Faurot expected to receive a modest salary increase and to secure a workable plan for recruiting and maintaining big time football.
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Columbia
Don Faurot
University of Missouri
Faurot
Sam Shirky
Shirky
Missouri
Ohio State
Aurots
Onles
Chauncey Simpson
Houston Betty
Park
Faces Burglary Charge in Dairy Robbery Case
Wichita officers surprised ex convict Carl Lord during burglary at a dairy. Four officers chased him after he rushed out and ignored commands to halt. Harrington said Lord, described as hardened and dangerous, was shot at and fainted when a bullet hit his sleeve. a bag of safecracking tools was found. Lord has a long criminal record dating to 1927.
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Wichita
Kan
Carl Lord
Ray Harrington
Lord
Harrington
Boxer Fakes Dive After Burglars Steal Dog and TV
Six burglars broke into Melville Moses home in Rogers Park and stole a pedigreed boxer valued at 150 dollars along with a 350 dollar television set, jewelry, drapes, and paintings after ransacking the house. The report notes the family dog allegedly befriended the intruders. Most of the forests of Greece have been cut down.
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Chicago
Melville Moses
Untitled college hoops notes amid conference race
Kentucky leads the Southeastern Conference after a 74-49 win over Vanderbilt as Oklahoma A and M and Long Island University chase national honors. LIU faces Arizona, Kansas State, and St Louis while Cal’s upset over LIU shocks a 16 game run ending 69-67.
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Pytiae
Kentucky
Oklahoma A
Wekt
Long Island University
Associa
Aggies
Rowe
Vanderbilt
California
Golden Bears
Columbia
Army
Cadets
Kentucky-Oklahoma A
Mississippi State
Mississippi
L.S.A
Wildcats
Tulane
Adolph Rupp
Jahoma A
Bradley
Missouri Valley
Bradey
St. Louis
Blackbirds
Arizona
Tucson
Kansas State
St Louis
Liu
Pole vaulting reach eyed as Richards chases world mark
Don Richards of LaVerne aims for Cornelius Warmerdam’s 15 feet 8¼ inch world pole vault record after clearing 15-1 at Millrose. Warmerdam doubts the height but praises Richards power. Wilt-Gehrmann mile duel appears over, yet Wilt vows faster pace.
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New York
Don Richards
LaVerne
Parson
Bob
University of Illnois
Cornelius Warmerdsam
Richards
Warmerdam
Gunder Haeng
Conny
Fred Wilt
Don Gehrmann
Don
Wilt
Gehrmann
Wana
U. S. Golf Team Aims for fair play in 1951 Walker Cup
The United States plans a Walker Cup team to England next May. Organizers stress the squad consists of working golfers who fit stricter American amateur rules. British critics of "sham amateurism" have questioned expenses practices, but James W. Walker says no official action has been taken.
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New York
Sam
England
Britain
U. S. Walker Coppers
Skee Riegel
Bo Ward
Frank Stranahan
Jim McHale
James W. Walker
Westbury
N. Y
Walker
Aggies face Big Seven foes after Valley command
Des Moines reports Oklahoma A and M leads the Missouri Valley with a 6-0 record and eyes Feb 5 at Kansas State, then Feb 8 at Oklahoma State. Oklahoma snapped the Aggies 19-game streak with a 44-40 win at Norman, while Bradley slipped to third in the Valley after an overtime loss to Iowa. St Louis holds 5-1, heading west to square off with San Francisco and Stanford after hosting Bradley.
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den Moines
Oklahoma A
Aggies
Kan
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Sooners
Norman
Associated Press
Stank Iba
San Francisco U
Stanford
San Francisco Cow Palace
Macy's Ads Warn Against Scare Buying
New York's Macy's has placed full page newspaper ads denouncing scare buying as unwise and unnecessary, urging shoppers to consider steady, sensible purchases rather than panic-driven deals. The campaign frames the store as promoting balanced shopping during uncertain economic times.
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New York
Macy's
Watch Your Language North Hollywood Man Sentenced
In North Hollywood UP A L Choaig angrily cursed at a female stenographer, Lee Hurtado, who recorded the outburst. Her notes were used at his peace disturbance trial, resulting in a 90 day jail sentence. Dogs' vision is noted as less sharp than that of men.
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North Hollywood
Calif
A. L. Choaig
Lee Hurtado
Choair
Chosi
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