Tigers face Jayhawks for Big Six title on KU court
Missouri aims for the conference championship by beating Kansas at Hoch Auditorium. Captain Lobsiger leads a strong defense while Miller and Allen pace the Jayhawks in a high stakes showdown with Oklahoma looming. Ebling Harp and Voran are among KU’s veterans poised for final home appearances.
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Start Swim Meet Opens Big Six Action in Ames
Big Six swimmers and divers will plunge into the Iowa State pool in the opening of the conference meet. Preliminaries set tonight with Iowa State favored to win the title for a third straight year and Kansas State the main challenger. Notable entries include Ralph Warden of Nebraska in diving, Eugene Armstrong of Iowa State in the 150 yard back stroke, and Roger Adams of Iowa State in the 50 and 100 yard free styles.
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Lions to Face Topeka in EKC Title Bid Tomorrow
Lawrence Lions hunt an Eastern Kansas conference crown by beating Topeka Trojans tomorrow evening. A Spartan win over Ottawa would force a Lions victory to stay in first. Topeka seeks its first win of the season as the main game starts at 8 15 with a preceding 7 o'clock matchup.
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Armstrong Blasts Garcia In Title Bout Tonight
Welterweight champ Henry Armstrong challenges Ceferino Garcia for Garcia’s 160 pound title in a 10 round bout at Gilmore Stadium Los Angeles Promoter Charlie MacDonald expects around 35 000 fans and gate receipts near 100 000 if clear weather holds.
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Builders Hold Off Emporia in Central Clash 39 31
Southwestern built a 19 12 halftime lead then withstood a late Emporia rally to win 39 31 at Winfield Kansas. Dix Fugit and Marvin key baskets for Southwestern while Snow Caywood and Watson scored most of Emporia's points.
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Sports Roundup Sparks and Specs From All Corners
Jimmy Johnston accuses Lee Savold of leaving Bob Pastor and would have been slugged if bystanders hadn’t intervened. Tom Lieb possible return to Loyola to pinch hit while seeking football coach. New York U. basketball promoters undecided about Garden or NCAA tournaments. Bill Terry scouting for pitchers and infielders in Miami. Texas Christian reports 371 in upperclass workouts across major squads. Al Sharp moves to Atlanta Constitution from Chattanooga Times. Maurice Tillet the Angel gains front page buzz for looks. Dartmouth track carnival officials discouraged as Chuck Fenske and Gregory Rice procrastinate invites.
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Red Blaik Sees Cornell Dominance In College Football
Dartmouth coach Red Blaik signals Cornell’s strength while noting other teams like Green Bay and Chicago could challenge if on the schedule. The report also mentions sports writer Charles Wilber Dunkley, wrestling programs featuring Man Mountain Dean’s niece, Sheriff Tommy Gibbons aiding Harvey Woods, Commissioner Landis in Chicago, and Sam Nahm passing the bar. Oklahoma City sends seven players to Chicago Gold Gloves.
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Pastor and Savold Postpone Tonight's Show
The Messrs Pastor and Savold cancel their appearance due to Lee catching a cold. Patrons are asked to wait for a rescheduled date when they will perform.
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Veteran miler Glenn Cunningham earns dubbed nickname
Springfield Missouri Daily Events notes the veteran miler Glenn Cunningham attracting attention as writers debate why he isn’t more widely crowned with a clever nickname like Old Iron Strides 2.
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Glenn Cunningham
Seabiscuit Kayak II Lead Santa Anita Handicap Field
Seabiscuit and Kayak II loom as the public favorite for the $100000 added Santa Anita handicap run at Santa Anita Park with a record crowd expected. Whichcee Heelfly Specify and Can t Wait are among top contenders as jockeys including Pollard Haas Woolf Longden ride the major entries.
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Red) Pollard
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Buddy) Haas
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BuffaloesClaim Southwestern Intercollegiate Title
West Texas State, seedless and tallest team, won the 54-50 thriller over Stephen F. Austin to take the championship in El Paso. Kansas Wesleyan captured third with a 53-52 win over New Mexico State Teachers in the consolation finale.
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Sports Mirror reminiscences of past indoor titles
A year ago Wayne Sabin defeated Jack Tidball to reach a national indoor tennis final in New York. Three years ago Harry Cooper won a triple playoff for the St. Petersburg open golf championship by two strokes over Horton Smith and Ralph Guldahl. Five years ago Manhattan College won the indoor track championship with 612 points and Henry Dreyer set a world record in the 35 pound weight throw.
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Rhode Island State
Uncertain Derby and Big Six basketball chatter
A sprawling sports column surveys Derby odds and a Kansas Missouri basketball duel while noting high school and college players and coaches. It sketches past coaching moves within the Big Six and previews future media coverage of Kansas basketball.
College Scores From Associated Press Roundup
Oklahoma City 25 Phillips 22 Kansas Wesleyan 53 New Mexico Teachers 52 West Texas State 64 Stephen F. Austin 50 Northwestern Oklahoma 39 Oklahoma Baptist 33 Southwestern Kansas 39 Emporia Teachers 31 Hendrix 45 Pee ost Tech 41 High School Pittsburg 30 Lola 16
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White Sox Will Keep Comiskey Ties This Summer
Chicago reports the Comiskey family will retain ownership of the White Sox with the First National Bank operating the club for Grace Comiskey and her three children who opposed selling. The bank failed to gain court approval to bid on the property, maintaining ownership amid disputes.
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Mar
Chicago White Sox
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First National Bank
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White Sox
Demaret Wins St Petersburg Open on Winter Circuit
St Petersburg March 1 Jimmy Demaret the Houston golf pro won the 54 hole St Petersburg open with a score of 211 and top prize of 700. He has earned 6077 since January 1 on the winter circuit.
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