Rough basketball and coaching shifts across major teams
A survey of college basketball notes cites 48 fouls in a Nebraska Kansas game and criticism of officiating. It mentions George Edwards replacing Dr. Allen as fifth district basketball chairman and other coaching changes at Missouri Michigan Notre Dame and Wisconsin.
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Marion Wilson
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Chase
College of Emporia
NEA
Iowa State Upsets Kansas 41 29 in Big Six clash
Iowa State shocks Kansas 41 to 29 at Ames to threaten a share of the Big Six title while Kansas remains favored to win the championship. Engleman tops scoring with 5 points as Kansas and Oklahoma contend for the final crown through the season’s end.
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Jayhawks
Oklahoma
Jayvyhawkers
Ames
Jayhawkers
Stoland Faces Pull in Leg at Kansas City Meet
Star K A trackman Bob Stoland sustained a pulled muscle in his right leg during a high jump attempt at the indoor meet in Kansas City. Coach Bill Hargiss said the injury could slow his return but hopes for outdoor season readiness. Stoland won the broad jump and set a new meet record in the high jump. Hargiss may enter several athletes at the A A U meet in Kansas City on March 24.
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Bill Hargiss
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Kansas
Hargiss
A.A.U
F L Murray Dies at 60 in Nashville Baseball Ties
Fay L. Murray, 60, owner of the Nashville club in the Southern Association, died after a brief illness. He formerly led the Indianapolis Federal league club and with partner W L Kennett once owned the Minneapolis franchise in the American Association.
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W. L. Kennett
Minneapolis
Oread Wins First Wakarusa Valley Title In Playoff
Oread high school captured its first Wakarusa Valley basketball crown by beating Piper 20 to 18 in a playoff at Basehor. The Oreads end the season with four wins and will enter the Class B tournament at Basehor, facing the Kansas School for the Deaf next. Officials were Referee McWilliams of Kansas City.
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Ekland
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Kansas State Baseball Team Begins Practice
Kansas State college baseball team started spring training in Manhattan with 35 candidates reporting for the season's first warm-up session. Five lettermen Ray Rokey Warren Hornsby Ken Graham Chris Langvardt and Floyd Kirkland attended. Coach Frank Myers said prospects look brighter than last season when Kansas State finished second in the Big Six.
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Warren Hornsby
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Frank Myers
Basketball Scores Report From The AP
Town State led Kansas by 41 to 29 while Purdue defeated Northwestern 38 to 20. Minnesota beat Indiana 49 to 33 as Chicago Teachers won 38 to 31 against Omaha University. High school Chanute topped Lola 47 to 51 in a distant listing.
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Jurges Illness Threatens Giants Infield
Miami dated report says New York Giants shortstop Bill Jurges suffers dizziness and numbness after a head injury and must return to New York or go to Rochester for examination. Manager Bill Terry may order surgery if needed, leaving infield unsettled.
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New York Giants
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Giants
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Bill Terry
Terry
Newsmen
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Minn
Frigid Weather Opens Kansas Football Spring Practice
In sub freezing weather the University of Kansas football squad began spring practice with 30 players practicing under Coach Gwinn Henry. Fifty three players checked out equipment while attendance at earlier sessions was dampened by bad weather.
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Gwinn Henry
Training Camp Briefs Span Several Clubs in Spring Notes
Reports from camps in Tampa Anaheim St Petersburge Avalon St Petersburg Miami San Antonio cover prospects and roster shifts. Dodgers prospects Dick West and Wally Moses injury news mix with Cardinals Old Pete and Browns pitching depth as Joe Gordon moves to first for Yankees speed and power adjustments.
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Grover Alexander
Byron Moser
Sam Breadon
St. Petersburg
Joe McCarthy
New York Yankees
Joe Gordon
San Antonio
Tex
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Kansas names first trio of tri captains for basketball
University of Kansas designer trio of seniors John Kline Howard Engleman and Bobby Allen named as honorary tri captains by coach F C Allen marking first time Kansas has three captains Engleman extended his Big Six scoring record to 158 points in nine games surpassing former Kansas State star Frank Groves 154 in 1936 37 Groves still holds season field goal record 64 while Engleman has 61 with potential to add more against Oklahoma
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Bird Dogs Vie for Honors at National Field Trials Halfway Mark
National field trials near halfway point with Lester's Enjoy Wahoo fading. Bobbitt's Peerless Pride impresses with four bevy finds, while Spunky Creek Coin shows solid work and three bevies. Ames page notes Iowa State College to play Michigan State two football games starting October 23, 1948.
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Rice Seeks World Best Two-Mile Mark in Cleveland Race
Gregory Rice former Notre Dame speedster targets unofficial world record in Cleveland March 16 Knights of Columbus indoor meet. He ran 8 53.4 in New York February 15 breaking the outdoor standard 8 56, but Taisto Maki 8 53.2 in 1939 is not officially recognized. Rice faces Worest Efaw Tommy Deckard and Joe McCluskey in a bid to shave three seconds.
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Lochman to Broadcast Kansas City Blues Games
Walt Lochman of KMBC will announcer Kansas City Blues baseball for WREN Lawrence and KCKN Kansas City. This season marks his seventh straight year broadcasting the team. After the 1940 season he was named America s most popular minor league announcer by Sporting News in a yearly poll.
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Lawrence
KCKN
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Sports nostalgia notes from past headlines
A recap of notable sports moments: Ray Morrison left Vanderbilt a year ago to take a five year Temple football head coach contract. Angelo Luisetti, then Stanford forward, set a national college scoring mark with a four year total of 1550 points three years ago. Red Ruffing faced a holdout and was barred from Yankees training camp five years ago, threatening to quit baseball.
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Hank) Luisetti
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Baseball Trade Rumors And Player Movements Around Major Leagues
The roundup notes possible Giants moves for Frankie Crosetti or Johnny Hudson, Louis Conn opponent censors, Joe McCarthy bossing Henrich, and MacKenna named St Paul GM. Also mentions DiMaggio contract talk, Dodgers and Reds play, Christy Walsh’s homecoming dinner, Guiliani changing careers, and Doerr’s recent appendix removal.
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Right in the Middle Leading rider at the Hialeah meeting
Conn McCreary topped the Hialeah track as the rising apprentice who soon became a full jockey. He did not win enough races to claim the apprentice title or the leading jockey prize despite a standout performance at the meet. Elks bowling scores feature John Robinson and Tak TAS highlights.
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Conn McCreary
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