Lawrence High To Atchison Tourney Lions Are Favored
Lawrence High, 14-5, headlines a Northeast Kansas league title bid and will compete in the Atchison regional tourney along with Wyandotte, Topeka, and Atchison. Newton heads the Newton regional field. Watched by strong contenders like Salina and Wichita North as Class AA regionals set two state berths each, with several new faces projected for Salina and Topeka beyond last year’s lineup.
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Kansas coach Sikes talks spring drills and plans
The new K U coach Sikes outlines spring practice goals and secret drills. He emphasizes open receivers work and expects to name assistants soon. He recalls past opponents and praises Dutch Meyer while noting 1948 schedule ruggedness and a Sept ember 18 game in Kansas City.
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Kansas Junior College team wins West division title playoff game
The western division champion of the Kansas Junior College conference defeated Fort Scott, the eastern titlist, 71 to 45 last night in the opening playoff for the state title. The series continues Friday night at Fort Scott.
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Jim Yeager Welcomes a Coach with 3 Daughters
West Palm Beach report recounts baseball and coaching notes. Zeb Eston Jr seeks Philadelphia Athletics infield amid outfield wish, a switch degrees, and a head injury recovery for Eaton. Jim Yeager comments on coaches, players, and personal life, including Jim Enright’s all star picks and Jim Yeager’s Boulder remark.
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Ottawa Braves clinch undisputed CIC title with 60 54 win
Ottawa University’s Braves defeated Baker 60 54 in Baldwin to secure the Kansas conference championship. Kansas Wesleyan trails as runner up at 10 2. both Ottawa and Wesleyan advance to NAIA playoff at Emporia. Bethel rises to 6 6 in final CIC standings.
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College basketball scores and bleacher notes across many towns
A scattered roundup lists numerous college and high school basketball scores from across Kansas and nearby states. Highlights include Ottawa 64 over LB phen Sd, Washington State 41 over Lewis and Clark, Edneardia de Abilene 43, Meade action near Meade and Dorrance, and various matchups such as Lincoln 20 and Salin 7, with numerous smaller towns like Dorrance, Marquette, and Pittsburg contributing results.
Giants celebrate 221 homers with gold rings for 1936 record
New York Giants celebrate breaking the 182 home run mark set by the 1936 Yankees by awarding each player a gold ring bearing the number 221. Leaders Cooper, Righetti, Gordon, Kerr, and others are highlighted for strong seasons and upgrade plans. Manager Mel Ott notes Clint Hartenstein as a potential pinch hitter and pitching option. A young catcher Wertram from Minneapolis joins the club.
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Holy Cross Rolls Toward 48 Title
New York March 3 Holy Cross keeps rolling toward defense of their N C A A title with a 90 35 win over Yoped Brown for their 16th straight victory Bob Cousy led the Crusaders with 19 points and five baskets in one minute 45 seconds of the first half Oregon eliminated Washington State 73 54 in the Northern Division as Oregon State looms in its final league game St Louis invited to the national invitation tourney trounced Tulsa 68 4 securing second place in the conference West Virginia beat Temple 96 61 and Virginia posted its 42nd straight home win The fifth district playoff will be March 15 with Oklahoma A M Missouri Valley champion Kansas State meeting in Kansas City for a berth Kansas State and Texas A M details follow
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NHL to Probe Reported Hockey Gambling
National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell ordered a full investigation into reported gambling in hockey after receiving evidence from Michigan authorities. He said players from league teams were implicated though the activity appeared limited. no names were released. Campbell noted expulsions would be warranted, with Detroit Police Commissioner Harry Toy providing the data. Governor Kim Sigler approved the order.
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The Golden Rule Works in Paris Tale
Mrs Albert Brown of Chrisman found a wallet with money in Paris and, true to the golden rule, returned it to the newspaper office without seeking reward. Deputy Sheriff Clem Edwards later recovered a purse and cash in the courthouse yard and likewise left it at the newspaper office, waiving any reward.
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