Summer schedule arranged at K U for summer session
University of Kansas mails preliminary announcements for the Summer Session from June 9 to August 2. The catalog lists nearly 400 classes across departments, with exceptions in Greek, Latin, and philosophy. Dean George B. Smith says enrollment may be high off campus, with on campus numbers likely down due to veteran declines. Workshops offer one to five credit hours through the School of Education and University Extension.
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George B. Smith
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Dean Smith
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Veterans Atteinling College
School of Education
Redgisthiyion
Follett
Mareh
Owl League Scores Highlight Midweek Basketball action
The report details mixed results from multiple Owl League games with Wyandotte and Lawrence teams posting wins. Key players such as Brent Heley and others scored, while teams like Sestruce No. 2 and George's Pipe faced losses in a tense Monday night slate.
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Snort Shop
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Iron American Legion
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Two KU Students Win Atlantic Monthly Awards
Two University of Kansas students earned Atlantic Monthly honors for college writing in 1950-51. Anne L. Snyder of Great Bend submitted a story titled Esit and received recognition, while Lottie Le Le contributed essays and other writings.
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Great Bend
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Simong
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Fileon Terr
Sandy Sturt
Met
Iowa State Tops Nebraska to Tie for Third in Big Seven
Iowa State defeated Nebraska 78 to 72 at Ames to pull into a three way tie for third in the Big Seven with a 2-2 conference mark. Jim Buchanan led Nebraska with 20 points, one more than Iowa State’s Jim Stange. Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, and Colorado standings noted. Sooners fell to Texas 44-29 in nonleague action.
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Iowans
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Austin
Iowa
Towa
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Jim Stange
Towa State
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Oklahoma A&m
Stilwater
Lawrence
K-Surte
Manhattan
Lincoln
Kansas Jayhawks face Oklahoma A&M after tense practice
Kansas basketball notes a lighthearted workout at Hoch Auditorium as coach Phog Allen prepared the team for a Stillwater clash with Oklahoma A&M. The piece details player form, potential matchups with Clyde Lovellette and Bob Mattick, and comments on Kansas State star Bert Howard amid academic eligibility chatter.
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Aggies
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Music Hall
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B. If
Bert Howard
Clyde Lovellette
Kite Thomas
Philly
Kite
K-State
Clyde
Thomas
Asa
Manhattan
Refresher Radio Officer Training For Former Operators
Maritime Service offers a radio refresher course at Sheepshead Bay New York to relieve a shortage of radio officers. Former operators who held a radio license since 1925 may apply. training lasts one to several weeks with shipboard quarters and subsistence provided. Immediate Tactic officer positions available. contact Enrolling Officer UW Maritime Service in New Orleans.
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Sheepshead Bay
New York
Maritime Service
Masonic Temple Building
New Orleans
Bronx Bill Not So Tough In Fight With Youngster
Bronx bill and youngster clash in a box in Boston with Sagar Ras Robinson and Irish Tob Murphy leading, as Duke Ian Motahoning’s famed bull of the Bronx is referenced. After five months the lightweight bout ends in a divided decision for Nogman Wives, Boston’s attacker, amid chaotic in-ring action and tense exchanges.
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Neera Battle
Pionshiy
Jake
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Tre
Ruth
Elayes
County 4-H Cage Affair Entry Cards Mailed
Ards were mailed to the Doulas County HH Clubs today for the 4-H Basketball Tournament at the University. Entries must reply to confirm participation and team status. The Kamvaka fll Club is in charge of arrangements. last year Vinland Valley won the tournament and the traveling trophy from the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce awaits the champions.
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Patutts County
Gymnasiant
Baldwin
Ayeil
Elithy
Kamvaka Fll
Vinland Valley Club
Lone Star Club
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Reston Bruins Triumph Behind Strong Finish
In a close basketball clash at Madison Square Garden, Reston Bruins secured a win with key performance from Veress Baer and Aun Waly. The home team battled the opponents with late scoring runs to seal the victory.
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Metivezer
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Arel
Riven
Madison Suntee Garden
Cobb Voices Support for Negro Players in Baseball
Tyrus Raymond Cobb, a legendary baseball figure, praises allowing Negro players in the Texas League. He recalls his early life and asserts whites and Blacks can compete respectfully. Cobb emphasizes politeness and gentility as keys to progress in baseball and all walks of life.
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Dogged Five Year Jinx May Help Ruin Duquesne Season
New York, Jan 2. Duquesne's basketball team, unbeaten for five years in stretches, seeks to extend a winning streak and avoid the jinx that has halted past undefeated runs. After a 61 63 win over Villanova, they face a schedule including Cincinnati, St Bonaventure, and other top squads as national writers watch their bid for perfection.
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Town State
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
South
Georgia
Furman
VMI
Frank Seley
New Instructor at Baker University Joins Staff
Fred J. Thompson of New York City will join Baker University at Balin as instructor in organ succeeding Prof. Ralph Stutzman who died January 16. Thompson holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Master’s in music from the University of Michigan, where he taught the past two years.
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Fred J. Thompson
New York City
Baker University
Balin
Ralph Stutzman
Thompson
University of Michigan
Littleton triumphs as Wichita U tops Shockey 27 points
Jan 29 in Winfield 1R Cleo Littelton led Wichita University with 27 points as Shockey tallied 2 assists and 9 rebounds. The game featured strong offense from Littleton and solid defense from the Wichita squad.
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Cleo Litteton
Wichita Uni Yas the Shockey
Allie Reynolds Wins Hickok Award For 1952
Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees received the Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year belt at Rochester. He beat heavyweight Jersey Joe Walcott 430 to 142 on coast-to-coast balloting by sports writers, earning 25 first-place nominations and a $10,000 belt. Ben Hogan finished third with 119 points.
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Hickok
Allie
Reynakis
Rochester Press and Radio Club
Phil Rizzuto
Reynolds
Joe Walcott
Walcott
Ben Hogan
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