Jayhawkers Move Closer To Undisputed Big Six Title
Kansas edged Missouri 42 to 40 on a late Ebling free throw as Dick Harp and John Kline led a bruising defensive stand. The Jayhawks, who trailed at halftime, pulled ahead in the second half and moved within a tie for the conference championship with a game remaining at Norman against Oklahoma.
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Howard Engleman
Clay Cooper
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Blaine Currence
John Kline
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Haskell Tison
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Watson
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Harp
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Engleman
Miller
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Herb Gregg
Ebling
Scribe Claassen
Bengal Rally Upset Murky Court Clash
Kansas edged Missouri 42 to 40 in a tight college basketball game as Lobsinger and Cooper sparked a late surge to tie the score at 40 and Ebling sealed the win with a free throw. Officials were Parke Carroll and Moe Pressly.
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Omaha
Bacone Edges Haskell In Season Finale
The Haskell junior college baseball team closed the season with a 42 to 48 loss to Bacone Indian School of Muskogee Oklahoma. Armell led Haskell with 14 points while Little Thunder and G Sanders each had 13 for Bacone. Haskell finished 7 wins and 10 losses and split with several junior colleges including Kansas City Highland and Conception.
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Hockey crowd kicks out gamblers as Kilpatrick leads exits
Report describes Col. Reed Kilpatrick of Madison Square Garden ejecting two gamblers from a Thursday hockey game. Jim Londos begins another farewell tour. Al Davis balks at meeting Henry Armstrong. Ernie Lombardi bats line drives past hecklers in Florida.
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Yanks Target NL Mockery and Star Prospects
The piece notes rival dig slights by the Yanks toward the National League as Lefty Grissom reports to St. Pete and Gomez warns him. It mentions Jack Kearns considering a move to St. Louis after the Pastor Burman bout and potential Detroit exit. It also discusses rising venue pricing by National Indoor Tennis champions and a large turnout of football prospects for Jess Neely at Rice, plus Charlie Retzlaff overpowering a wrestler in four heats.
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St. Pete
Gomez
Dimple Head
Jack Kearns
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Pastor Burman
St. Louis
Jess ‘Neely
Rice
Charlie Retzlaff
Elaine Barrymore Tries Waivers On John Three Times
Elaine Barrymore has asked waivers on John three times and each time he was waived out of the League she has reclaimed him. Memphis aims for Big League basketball next winter. Ed Widseth may quit the New York Giants for an insurance job. Wes Ferrell, champion golfer of baseball, lost to Dodgers rookie Newel Kim. Jimmy Wilson's son Bob won a Princeton scholarship after traveling with the Reds as batting practice catcher. Mil lard bowls 800 consistently with little time to spare.
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Birmingham -Age- Herald
Elaine Barrymore
John
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Ed Widseth
May
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Wes Ferrell
Dodger
Newel Kimball
Jimmy Wilson
Bob
Reds
Princeton
Philadelphia camp buzzes over 375yard homer by Bob Johnson
The Philadelphia Athletic camp remains agog after Bob Johnson belted a 375 yard homer during a practice tilt, drawing attention from players and coaches.
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Bob Johnson
Oh Johnny Oh Johnny Socking Song?
A quirky line highlights a lively tune praising a performer nicknamed Johnny for strong sock work. The phrase echoes a vintage stage or vaudeville style with punchy rhythm and playful boasting.
Lions Face Topeka In Crucial EKC Clash For Title
Lawrence High Lions travel to Topeka to meet the Trojans in a decisive EKC game. A win would keep their share of the conference crown as Emporia already clinched at least a share by beating Ottawa 39 to 31. Coach Elmer Schaake will bring 16 players led by Goehring Penny Garich Keene Weber Green Hinshaw Stucker Sample Hird Dodson Williams McDonald Kennedy Kappelman Sperry.
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Pat Green
Curtis Hinshaw
Gordon Stucker
Harold Sample
Carl Hird
Edward Dodson
Eldon Williams
Mickey McDonald
Max Kennedy
Glenn Kappelman
Kenneth Sperry
Creighton Backs Washington Tonight and Kansas Monday
Creighton University heads to Omaha for two crucial games needing two wins to salvage a 50 50 season. Washington University visits tonight with Kansas University due Monday in a key Missouri Valley conference clash and possible tiebreaker implications for second place.
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Basketball scores from numerous colleges and high schools
A lengthy tally of basketball results lists Kansas over Missouri 42 to 40 and Oklahoma A. and M. ahead of Tulsa 42 to 26 among many other college and high school games across regions. Notable victors include Drake over Washington St. Louis 36 to 27 and Stanford over California 35 to 33.
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Sports Mirror: Notable Past Sporting Moments Recap
A year ago Long Island University completed a perfect basketball season by defeating LaSalle 28 to 21 for their 21st win. Three years earlier Max Baer sailed to London on the Berengaria to dodge a lawsuit over a refused bout with Bob Pastor. Five years ago Malcolm Campbell logged 270.475 mph at Daytona Beach, short of his speed record by 2 mph.
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Kansas Missouri thriller sparks nods from Kansas athletes
Dr F C Allen praises Kansas defense and Missouri offense after a tense game. He notes starting lineup Harp Ebling Miller Allen and Kline, with parents of four KU starters present. The piece details coach player notes, officials, and a new pitcher warmup rule.
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Bill Hogben
John Kline
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Harp
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Allen
Missouri
Phog
Engleman
KU Rehires All Coaches On One Year Contracts
University of Kansas athletic board re hired all coaches with one year contracts pending state regents approval. Hargiss Getto Lan sing and Allen named among re hires with salary adjustments noted but not large. Long term contracts for Henry Hurt excluded. Getto named baseball coach and Shannon golf coach with no pay. budget approved and outlook described as fair.
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Bill) Hargiss
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Armstrong Garcia Draw Ends Title Bid Thriller
Welterweight champion Henry Armstrong and Ceferino Garcia fought to a 10 round draw before 16,228 in Los Angeles. The bout drew a gross gate of 365,953 with blood flowing from early rounds as Garcia and Armstrong exchanged aggressive blows and Garcia’s eye was cut. Garcia’s manager accused Armstrong of dirty fighting. many observers credited Garcia with cleaner head shots.
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Farr Cancels Louis Verbereen Bout Over Eye Problems
Welsh heavyweight Tommy Farr cancels a scheduled bout with Louis Verbereen on the doctor's orders. Farr cites eye troubles and says his future as a boxer depends on the medical decision.
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Forty five gridsters report for spring football practice
Forty five men attended the first spring practice session yesterday with a light workout weather permitting daily sessions at 4 pm. Of the turnout 42 freshmen from last fall join 64 equipment checks expected next week and coaches call it the largest turnout in years with listed varsity and freshman candidates and equipment holders.
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Eudora Reaches Class B District Semi Finals at DeSoto
Eudora High School advanced to the district Class B semi finals at DeSoto after a tight victory over Basehor by a score of 35 to.
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