Kansas postwar basketball allstar picks stir debate
The article selects a postwar allstar lineup from Kansas University between 1946-47 and present, naming seven players for the first team including Clyde Lovellette Charlie Black Otto Schnellbacher Bob Kenney and guards Dean Kelley Bil Hougland Gil Nolet. It notes Lovellette as a standout for KU and hints at Wilt Chamberlain joining in the future while discussing other potential stars and the depth of talent during the era.
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Kansas University
K.U
Kansas
Jay Hawkers
Jay Maples
U, S
Indiana
Colorado
K. U
Charlie Black
Otto Schnellbacher
Bob Kenney
Clyde Lovellette
Dean Kelley
Bil Hougland
Gil Nolet
Schnellbacher
Jay
Reich
al Kelley
B. H. Boro
Jerry Waugh
Ray Evans
Dallas Dobbs
Mt. Dread
Black
Lovellette
Hawk
Oklahoma
Gerald Tucker
Charlie
Tucker
Topeka
Schnelty
Bors
Peoria
Caterpillar Diesels
Medicine Lodge Willow
Mt Oread
Clyde
New York
K. U. Post LaSalle
Explorers
Minneapolis Lakers
Phie Lips
Horn
Lovaliette
Wilt Chamberlain
Air Force
McCune Menace
Dean
Hoagland
Phillips
Bill
Hoagie
Kelley
Gil
Vany
Reid
Sar Wall
Chamberlain
Phog Allen
Wilt
Dobbs
Gene Kistun
Gene
Schnelbacher
Kenney
Wes Santee
100F Wins South Park League Lead With No-Hit Victory
The 100F baseballers earned a no hit no run win over the Lions to move into first place in the South Park League. St John sits a fraction behind in second, while Jay Dees rise to fourth after three straight wins. Schedule shows Kiwanis and Lions facing Jay Cogs, and other matchups at Municipal Park with late Friday games.
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Lions
St. John
Teader
Jay Dees
South Park
Fiz
Seottiah Tye
Llanescum
Kiwanis
Jenn Os
Kowanis Va
Seotuiab
TOI Va
Liona
Kiwanta
Municipal Park
Lions Va
Jay Cogs
Demolition Starts For Formosa Squatter Huts
Police sealed Roosevelt Road section as municipal workers begin demolishing scores of squatters huts amid a street widening project. Refugees and other residents refused relocation despite government offers to build homes elsewhere.
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Formosa
Roosevelt Road
Four Baseball Delegates Meet Over Caribbean Play Issues
In Milwaukee player representatives from 16 major leagues plan informal talks with owners to resolve disputes on Caribbean winter baseball spring training minimum salary and related matters No decision expected today An August 1 Chicago owners meeting will set a formal agenda The players seek direct contact with Caribbean clubs and an end to the March 1 spring training deadline Warren Spahn retiring Braves delegate favors direct dealings with Latin clubs and argues for players to have equal winter play opportunities The group aims to raise the $6000 minimum salary to $7200 and broaden player options for early workouts
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chico Carrasquel
Ruben Gomez
Spahn
Peiping Radio: Russians Building Urani um Water Reactor Plant
Peiping radio reports Soviet scientists are constructing a second uranium water reactor based power station. The broadcast cites a Moscow visit by a Japanese scientist who saw Russia’s first and world’s largest synchro cyclotron. Mihail Dubinin of the Soviet Academy mentions plans for an uranium water reactor and production methods for heavy water and concentrated uranium.
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Tokyo
Peiping Radio
Moscow
Mihail Dubinin
Mihail Dubinin, Described As A Number of the Presidium
Severt Academy of Sciences
Gallagher Still Up Front For City's Softball Pack
Gallagher remains undefeated and strengthens its lead in the City Softball League as rain limits games. Standings hold steady with Gallagher at the top while other teams like American Legions experience postponed action.
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Gallagher
Yugoslavia Raises Wheat Prices to Spur Growth
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia plans price boosts to wheat and bread to ease shortages. Vice President Svetozar Vukmanovic announced a 33 percent rise in bread prices and a one cent per pound increase in the government purchase price for domestic wheat to encourage grain production.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Svetozar Vukmanovic
Reservist Drowns at Olathe Naval Air Station
A naval reservist, Robert F. Hoshaw of Overland Park, Kansas, drowned in the swimming pool at the Olathe Naval Air Station yesterday.
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Olathe, Kas
Robert F. Hoshaw
Overland Park
Kas
Olathe Naval Air Station
Germans Poles vow to defend Oder Neisse frontier
Berlin reports East and West German sources state joint defense of the Oder Neisse frontier as the boundary between Poland and East Germany remains disputed with Western allies never accepting cession of 40600 square miles including Upper Silesia.
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Berlin
Poland
East Germany
Oder-Neisse Line
Bowe
Oder and Neisse
Germany
West Germany
Upper Silesia
Catholics in Brussels Protest School Policies
In Brussels an estimated 200000 Roman Catholics filled the city to oppose Premier Achille Van Acker's Liberal Socialist coalition policies on private and church schools. Demonstrators chanted against the government bill and the clashes caused only by the heat of the protest.
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Brussels
Belgium
Achille van Acker
Liberal Socialist Coalition
Man Jailed After Blast At Policeman With Gun
Ellinwood resident Fred Hugh Hall, 58, approached Officer Les Loyd on Main Street and fired a 12 gauge shotgun. Loyd disarmed him after Hall ordered him to drop his weapon and counted to three before firing. Hall claimed no intent to harm the officer. no charges were filed immediately.
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Ellinwood
Kasa
Fred Hugh Hall
Main Street
Hall
Les Loyd
W. Loyd
Loyd
Osage County Civic Group Notes Community Activities
The Woman's Civic Group wrapped up its meeting with plans for Centennial Booklet advertising. A bicycle club fundraiser was discussed. Junior High camp attendees included Emily Robbing and others, under Rev. A. P Gutierrez. Visits from Col. and Mrs. Voorhees and daughter Jacqueline linked to music camps at K U. Several families visited relatives in Kalona and Junction City. Recent marriage licenses were issued to Newell, Wingate, Milroy, and Watson. Hiram Stockwell earned a Washburn scholarship for 1948-56. Local trips included Lawrence horse shows and Girls State at KU. Seventy PTA swimming students trained in Leavenworth. New officers: Violet Coleman president, Mary Douglas VP, Jennie Bliss secretary.
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Car Reiling
Bill Leech
John Hoskinson
Lake Shawnee
Emily Robbing
Patty Gartner
Elaine
Allene Kelch
Louis Hampton
Victor Langdon
John Lindsay
Billy Parker
Rary Myers
A. P Gutierrez
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Stockwell
Birdie Harvey
John Voorhees
Jacquline
White Plains
N. Y
K. U. Lawrence
Vern Hundley
Voorhees
Jennie Davis
Paul Alexander
Maralee Matthews
Kansas City
Kalona
Iowa
John Davies
Junction City
Ira Nicklin
Davies
Nicklin
John Robbins
Don Robbins
Bob
Tempeka
Fairgrounds
Walter Farris
Victor Lea Newell
Valley Falls
Frances Wingate
McLouth
Leland Milroy
Winchester
Ethel Watson
Hiram Stockwell
Washburn UW
Hiram
College of Liberal Arts
Mike Faris
Minnesta
Atchison
Ellen Miles
Avelov
Miles
Violet Coleman
Mary Douglas
Jennie Bliss
Frances Wingate-Newell
Edith Newell
C.J. Bliss
Perry
Charles Bliss
Ft. Sill
Ola
van Bliss
Albuquerque
Homer Trapp
Lawrence
Lyndon
Trapp
Gary Parker
Dale Parker
Wichita
Jennie Ruth Dunbar
Kansas University
Girls State
Roth
Larner-Segrave
American Legion
Oskadasa
Paul Cashatt
Ozawkie
Mary Hurlburt Griffitta
United Brethren
Griffitts
United Brethren Church
Alvin Griffitts
James Griffitts
PTA
Leavenworth
Jack Peterson
Friedal Winans
Celia Phinney
Chileagn
Hussband
Rowlani
Clark
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