Kansas high school to college basketball talent mix
Attorney Stan Nelson notes a lean Kansas pool of top basketball prospects while KU K-State and Wichita recruit heavily from out of state. He discusses historical in state and out of state success, and predicts continued basketball recruitment strength as football outlook shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Stan Nelson
Salina
Lawrence
K-State
Wichita
Nelson
Indiana
Jack Mitchell
Kansas State
Kansas High School
Wildcat
Mike Wroblewski
Pat McKenzie
South Bend
Ind
Warren Brown
Lee’s Summit
Jerry Johnson
North Platte
Neb
Rex Beach
Phil Heitmeyer
Kansas City Wyandot
Larry Sterlin
Scott City
Jerry Gardner
Bill Goetze
Mission
Charlie Smith
Junction City
Les Nesmith
Howard Parker
Bob Gollier
Ottawa
Gardner
Sterlin
Goetze
Sunflower
Kansas Boys
Bradley
Clyde Lovellette
Jerry Waugh
Bob Kenney
Bill Lienhard
Bill Hoagland
Claude Houchin
Kentucky
Hoot Gibson
Dick Knostman
Ernie Barrett
Don Upson
Ed Head
Jack Stone
Lew Hitch
Bob Rousey
Jim Iverson
Dave Nelson
Manhattan
Gary Marriott
Osage City
Nolen Ellison
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Jim Dumas
Topeka
Ernie Moore
Sumner
Marriott
Ellison
Dumas
Moore
Tennessee A & I
Kansas Prep
Vernon Smith
Newton
Jerry Burton
Wichita East
Max Moss
Hoxie
Darrell Gwinner
Ken
Lorraine
Bob Pankratz
Cassaday
Slaughter
Forrest Slaughter
Mt. Dread
E. Thayer Gaston
Dick Harp
Fred
Black Jack Gardner
State
Bill Meek
Lancet Urges Abolition of Boxing Worldwide
The Lancet calls for banning boxing and asks headmasters and parents to join in campaigns to outlaw the sport. It cites 64 deaths in four years, including 25 amateurs, as a prohibitive price and warns of fatal and lasting brain injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lancet
Britain
Stengel Pleased With Yankees Progress In Cleveland
Casey Stengel says the Yankees have won a few and look better but he won’t predict the future. New York arrived in Cleveland after a 14 3 demolition of Detroit. The club stands 44 games back in a three way tie for fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Stengel
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
Littler Fires 65 Sets Early Eastern Open Pace
Gene Littler shoots a seven under par 65 in the opening round of the Eastern Open at Pine Ridge. The California pro leads a field of 130 with Ed Oliver and Tony Lema close behind at 66 while Don January Bill Lawton and others chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gene Littler
United States Golf Assn
Singing Hills
Calif
Littler
Pine Ridge
Porky) Oliver
Denver
Tony Lema
San Leandro
Don January
Bill Lawton
Coronado
John Eiisenger
Bethesda
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Compton Relays Feature World Records and Star Sprinters
In Compton California tonight the Relays showcase top sprinters and a world record chase. Glenn Davis heads the 440 field alongside Eddie Southern Dave Mills and Mike Larrabee. Parry OBrien and Dallas Long lead the shot put lineup with Long pursuing the 63 feet 2 inch mark. Bill Nieder also competes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Calif
Glenn Davis
Ohio Track Club
Eddie Southern
Texas
Dave Mills
Purdue
Mike Larrabee
Southern California Striders
Parry O’brien
Dallas Long
California
Long
Kansan
Bill Nieder
U. S. Army
Talent Gets a Close Look by Baseball Scouts
Hal Newhouser of the Baltimore Orioles travels 1000 miles to scout high school talent at regional meets in Akron Nashville Lexington and Bradley University Peoria. He values pre game drills for running and throwing and ranks poise speed and fast ball over curve or slider. Bonuses are set after his judgment with no haggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Ill
Hal Newhouse
Detroit Tigers
Hal
Baltimore Orioles
Akron
Nashville
Lexington
Hlinois
Bradley University
Newhouser
Orioles
Mile run rivals shine in telegraphed meet lineup
The mile features two veterans, Alex Henderson of Arizona State at Tempe with 4 03 1 and Jerome Walters of the Striders at 4 01 8. Also competing are high school rivals Archie San Romani Jr. of Wichita Kansas with 4 10 0 and Dale Story of Orange California with 4 11 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Henderson
Arizona State
Tempe
Jerome Walters
the Striders
Archie San Romani Jr
Wichita
Kan
Dale Story
Orange
Calif
Fights Last Night From Associated Press Report
Eddie Perkins of Chicago outpointed Hilario Morales of Mexico in ten rounds in Los Angeles. Eder Jofre of Brazil outpointed Leo Espinosa of the Philippines in Sao Paulo. Larry Pineda of the Philippines and Kyo Noguchi of Japan drew in Tokyo in ten rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Hilario Morales
Mexico
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Eder Jofre
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
Tokyo
Japan
Larry Pineda
Kyo Noguchi
Drew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Mayers
Sports
Dean Kelley
John Keller
Lienhard
Kenney
Hoagland
Larry Davenport
B. H. Born
Lovellette
Charlie Hoage
Bill Heitholt
Kansas U
Hal Patterson
Davenport
Dean Smith
Gil Reich
Harrisburg
Jack Parr
Roy DeWitt
Fritz Schneider
Pachin Vicens
Gene Wilson
Hayden Abbott
Joe Powell
Dick Stone
Eddie Wallace
North Carolina
Gene Elston
John Parker
Lew Johnson
Bob Billings
Wilt Chamberlain
Ron Loneski
Maurice King
Hig
Louisville
Bob Boozer
Don Matuszak
Parr
DeWitt
Wally Frank
Glen Long
Abbott
Boozer
Matuszak
Cedric Price
Frank
Steve Douglas
Jim Holwerda
Sonny Ballard
Mass. St
Mag
San Romani
Mobil Tips
Art Kerby
Mobit Was
Armstrong
Pat Hogan
The
Armstrong Cork and Tile Co
H. W. Emick
Hickok
Stretch Sox
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!