Braves Told to Honor Contract in Atlanta, Ga
The National League ordered the Braves to fulfill their Atlanta contract, resisting a Wisconsin court order to stay in Milwaukee. The ruling sets up a potential Supreme Court case, with legal battles over state court authority and the Braves’ home city.
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Nebraska Huskers Emphasize Tempo and Teamwork Leads Season
Nebraska, 13-2 overall and 5-0 in the Big Eight, relies on tempo and collective play to dominate. Grant Simmons cites on court cohesion and mutual confidence as key factors, while Dallas and Kansas look to winter sports deadlines and upcoming contests. Elmer Schaake obituary noted alongside local sports chatter.
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Friends Rally Past Ottawa 85-83 In Wichita
Friends upset Ottawa 85-83 as Jim Lovely hit a go ahead jumper with 55 seconds left. Keith Rucas scored 24 and Wayne Whitcomb 20 for Friends, who improve to 6-5 in Kansas Conference play while Ottawa drops to 5-6.
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Eudora Cardinals edge Wellsville 53 52 in league clash
Eudora High wins a 53 52 Little Seven basketball game over Wellsville at home to improve to 4 8 overall and 3 6 in league play. Larry Taylor led with 16 points while Bert Holmes scored 14.
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Deadline Near For Lawrence Bowling Tour Entries
The Lawrence Men’s Bowling Tourney deadline is midnight Sunday January 30, with about 120 teams already signed and a total around 140 expected. Last minute entries are assisted by Hillcrest Pladium and Baldwin houses staff, with representatives from the Lawrence Bowling Association present. A Learn to Bowl class may start February 7 at Hillcrest, with about 20 women enrolled and room for 20–25 more.
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Haskell Snares Third in a Row
The Haskell Indians beat Wentworth Military Academy 67 to 64 in overtime to extend their winning streak to three. Al Waters led with 19 points and 26 rebounds, Reynold Pettit added 18, and Henry Rondeau 12 as coach Jerry Tuckwin praised the press for turning the game.
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Schlesinger to Speak at Kansas University on Feb 16
Arthur Schlesinger Jr., former special assistant to President Kennedy, will lecture at 8 p.m. February 16 in Hoch Auditorium KU. The event was moved from February 15 to avoid a KU Missouri basketball game.
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Loyola Ramblers Rally Past UCLA in OT Thriller
Chicago Loyola coach George Ireland predicted a win over UCLA and his Ramblers delivered with a 102-96 overtime victory at Chicago Stadium. Jim Coleman tied the game with 30 seconds left, then scored in OT as Loyola improved to 14-1, while UCLA fell to 30-1.
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Osage County tourney Melvern shine settles in championship
In the Osage County tournament Melvern defeated Overbrook 59 to 53 to seize the championship as Lyndon rolled to a 63 34 third place win over Pomona. Scorers include Lindstrom 19 For Melvern Fellers 6 Lacey 18 Shaffer 12 Tucker 17 Wells 9 and Culbertson 13 for Pomona.
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New Chicago Cage Owner Is Optimistic for the Future
Chicago Bulls new owner Dick Klein leads a five member group buying the NBA franchise for 1.6 million dollars. He predicts a couple of years to break even with promotion and a strong draft pool of 10th 13th 14th and 10th picks across rounds. The group targets ex college stars and aims to build a nucleus with remaining players from other league clubs.
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French Math Man Will Visit Dread Dread
An internationally recognized French mathematician, Charles Ehresmann of Paris, will be the Visiting Roy Roberts Distinguished Professor of mathematics at Kansas University for the spring semester. He will arrive Feb 7 in Lawrence and present seminars on topology and differential geometry.
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