Battle For Second Place In Northeast Kansas League
Lawrence and Argentine clash Friday at the L. M. High School gym to decide second place in the Northeast Kansas League. Shawnee Mission, the 1949 champion, aims for an 18-0 regular season, while Ottawa seeks its first league win. Argentine is favored on fall-season form, with Lawrence edging Argentine earlier 35-31 at Argentine. The meet includes veteran alumni like Paul Masoner and mentions Nebraska and Kansas track figures observing.
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Lawrence's Shawnees edge Ottawa in early season clash
Shawnee Mission Center star Wally Beck leads scoring as Lawrence defeats Ottawa 44 to 33 in the season opener. Mark Rivard trails with 13.1 points per game, highlighting a storied program amid a wartime era schedule and historic scoring marks.
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AA teams rally as five league games sweeped by outsiders
Five Clare AA teams boosted by last week’s action as five games were swept by outside opponents. Shawnee Mission overwhelmed Wyandotte 40-28 after leading 22-8 at halftime. Argentine edged Wyandotte 34-31. Lawrence defeated Manhattan 44-33. Leavenworth beat City 60-47. Atchison outscored Washington Rural 37-22. Ottawa, weaker in AA, thrives in Class A tourneys. Dodge City is Leavenworth’s only AA foe so far. Argentine schedules the toughest outside AA slate. Shawnee Mission and Lawrence have faced strong non league opponents.
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Sooner Stadium Press Box Plans Revealed At KC Meet
Larry E Morrow Oklahoma A publicized a new three decker press box for the enlarged stadium set for the 1949 football season with radio television and scouting facilities. The 2nd annual conference meet in Kansas City was highly praised though preliminaries Friday night sparked debate on start times. Don Pierce KU ran smooth press row while Bill Metuire Missouri set a mile mark, and Nebraska coach Bill Glassford met conference peers amid talk of a rugged 1949 Huskers. Colorado coach Frank Potts faces a dual meet scheduling challenge as action by directors may push each member to host more duals.
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Huskies Set for Sweep on Hudson in Poughkeepsie
Washington seeks a dominant performance at the 48th Intercollegiate Rowing Association Regatta in Poughkeepsie on June 25, aiming to sweep the Hudson against California. The Huskies boast strong returning crews, with optimism high after a decisive Olympic Trials showing and a confident assessment by Coach Ulbrikson.
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Cardinals Face Park Eviction After Shared St. Louis Park
St Louis Cardinals and Browns, longtime co tenants at Spokeman's Park, clash as the American League Browns demand the Cardinals vacate Grand and Dodier by April 1. The notice cites a corporate name change voiding the lease. Cardinals owner Fred M Saigh Jr defends the lease as valid.
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College basketball scores scramble from old AP release
Fragmented list shows multiple colleges scoring in a packed release. Teams labeled include Auburn Mines State Kan Oklahoma, Texas Christian, Texas A and M, Colorado, Oregon, and others with unclear scores and several misspelled or garbled names. The piece resembles a bulletin of assorted results rather than a single game story.
Close races for state Class AA scoring honors near end of season
The season ends this week for state Class AA basketball scoring races. Frank Schulte of Wichita Cathedral leads individuals with 248 points in 17 games, while Kay Coonrod of Parsons trails narrowly and Clay Gray of Newton also threatens. Parsons and Salina top team scoring with 732 and 927 points respectively as each team has one game left. Shawnee Mission remains undefeated defensively with 24.2 allowed per game.
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Bowling notes from Tuesday league and college basketball standings
Tuesday league results show Lawrence Paper Co and Lawrence Hardware sweeping three games each. Singers beat Chariton's Insurance and Channel Sanders edged Pickens. High scores include Sally Stevenson 190 and Lorraine Wilson 495. Rockhurst faltered in a 12-43 season, while Emporia State beat Drake 67 to 63 to avenge a non conference loss. Read the Journal World Want Ads.
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Bradley Upset Beats Cowboys 35-31 In Valley Loop
New York reports Bradley shocks Oklahoma A and M 35-31 in a Valley Loop clash. Bradley improves to 25 wins in 30 outings while St. Louis beats Tulsa 77-58, keeping title hopes alive as Illinois dominates Indiana 91-68 and Arkansas Baylor win in others. Columbia loses to Dartmouth 47-38 in Ivy action enhancing Yale lead.
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Kentucky Tops as Aggies Rise in Poll Standings
Oklahoma A. and M moved to No. 2 in the weekly Associated Press poll after beating St Louis and edging out the Billikens. Kentucky and Oklahoma A&M earned NCAA and NIT bids respectively, with Kentucky set for both tournaments at Madison Square Garden.
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Board Sets March 7 Meeting for District 60
The regular meeting of the board of education of school district 60 will be held Monday evening March 7 at 7 36 o clock at the senior high school building.
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Haskell Varsity Wins Defeat Highland Junior College
The Haskell Varsity basketball team defeated Highland Junior College 79 to 37 in a game played last night at the local gymnasium. Tonight Haskell travels to Chanute for a game with the junior college there and Friday faces the Olathe Airbase five on their court.
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Interfraternity Council Central Regional Conference Debuts
The seventh annual interfraternity council central regional conference convenes Friday and Saturday at the University of Kansas with invitations to 183 Greek groups across 14 states. Chancellor Ma lott and Dean Woodruff welcome attendees, followed by group discussions and the Friday banquet where Emmett J. Junge will address “Good Citizenship in Our Fraternities.” Col Ralph W. Wilton will discuss “Fraternity Scholarship Facts.”
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Conference setup notes in Kansas City session
General session coverage notes Colonel Wilson as a member and Ralph E. Kiene Jr of Kansas City named student chairman for the conference indicating organizational roles and leadership during the event.
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