Jayhawkers Face Sooners In Big Six Clash At Hoch
Lawrence preview of KU versus Oklahoma in Hoch Auditorium tonight at 7 39 p m with conference implications. Key matchups include Gerald Tucker and Charley Black in final Big Six meeting, with Oklahoma aiming to shake a one conference loss streak and KU seeking late season momentum before Missouri clash.
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Kanmar University Basketball Struggles Highlight AA Regional Heats
Hope Dispatch notes envy and turmoil around Kanmar University's team as Phog Allen recovers in California. The Kanmar lineup features top scorers Leslie Hayes and others amid criticism of Allen, while Lawrence faces a Thomas regional clash and Emacrie and Ottawa victories are listed.
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Holy Cross Stands Good Chance to Win Cage Title
Holy Cross poised for NCAA tournament success after a 17 game win streak and dominant win over Boston College. The piece notes regional stakes, prior coach movements, and upcoming conference discussions affecting college basketball and football programs.
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Texas Slated to Represent Sixth District in NCAA Playoffs
Kansas City dispatch reports that the University of Texas was chosen to represent the Sixth District in the NCAA Western regional playoffs. Announcement by Lonberg, chair of the basketball committee, notes the games to be held March 21 and 22, with the selection confirming UT’s bid and detailing the regional site.
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Close With Victories in Kansas City Standings Show
Kansas City on March 4. Ottawa edged Baker 48 to 40 as Bob Musgrave hit a late field goal and Blaine Rush added a late free throw. Kansas Wesleyan won 56 to 36 over Bethany with Hal Pounds scoring 21 points. Ottawa and Wesleyan headlined the conference results.
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Change In Ban Johnson Baseball Rules Adopted In Kansas City
Kansan City report notes Ban Johnson league officials approve amendments restricting players to three months within a town boundary, clarify semi professional terms, and outline travel expenses. Prince Howard presided, aiming to align rules with amateur status. Attendees included Maynard Angwin of Pittsboro and W N Collins of Columbia.
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Basketball Scores By the Axe College and Others
Fragmented OCR shows scattered scores including Columbia 47 Cornell 45 Riehman 44 Madson Micon Marshall 84 Haswall 57 Michigan 46 Chin State 42 University 62 Kender a Peess Indiana 44 Pardue Fennicow McTherson 46 UVP Tasers at Kansas Weeieyan 8 Hellany 38 Southwestern 41 Wichinaal Arianna Stadent Aptrona rath Tempeste Fort Knox Tort Meade Camp Lee 1 Fort Knox area listings. Aberdeen Proving Ground Denver 61 Los Angeles San Diego Donssi Kaneos city Smnikies 40.
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Lawrence Lions struggle yet show grit in regional play
Harry E. Morrows Sports Slants notes Lawrence Lions did not clinch the North East Kansas League title but played strong basketball. Kansas Jayhawks, Colorado Buffs and Big Six players are mentioned with hopes pinned on AA regional at Topeka and upcoming games in Hoch Auditorium.
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Harness racing revival driven by peri mutual wagering
Grayson's Scoreboard notes a revived harness racing era led by E. Roland Harriman's Trotting Horse Club of America and 1940 Roosevelt Raceway night racing. The piece cites widespread meets, richer purses, and rising stud values as owners drive to race trotters and pacers across major tracks from Hollywood Park to Lexington and Roosevelt Raceway.
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Emporia State Dominates Central Conference Title Race
Kansas City March 4 Emporia State Hornets clinched the Central conference basketball crown with 10 victories and no defeats. They extended their streak by beating Pittsburg and Port Hays while Washington University beat them in a non league tilt 58 46. Southwestern Moundbuilders meet Wichita University in Winfield tonight and Washburn Archabeds face Creighton University in Topeka Wednesday.
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26 Junior Colleges to Take Part in Tournament
Sixteen junior college teams from 10 states prepared for the western states college basketball tournament at Compton College in California. Opening games pitted Pasadena against Wentworth, Vanport versus Phoenix, and Visalia versus Ricks. Night matchups included Compton versus Amarillo, Weber versus Grant Tech, Branch Aggies against Clark, with other entrants Sacramento, Pueblo, McNeese, and Dixie College also listed.
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Boxing Promoters of America elects Lieingens president
Sports Mirror reports that Jack Lieingens, former heavyweight champion, was elected president of the Boxing Promoters of America. The piece mentions past events including Army’s indoor track meet and prior baseball contracts involving Jimmy Foxx and Al Dickey.
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Peace Feasts End Feuds in Palestine and Near East Armistice
In Beisan and nearby Bedouin groups and Jewish communities the tribes met at feasts to end blood feuds sparked by a Jew’s death in a date grove. Three hundred sheep were slain to seal the peace. Exchanges of kisses followed between Ruemilat and Bnei Geulin as a feud tied to grazing disputes and a kidnapping was settled by a separate ceremony near Nathanya. In Independence, churches were robbed of over 200 dollars in hats gloves and vestments during Sunday services.
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De Pauw Enters Tourney as Entries Grow to Ten
Statistics note Mitchell of Arkansas City Pfister of Coffey and Vo herty of Ward list 11 point averages across games. A magnifying lens or crystal excavated from Nineveh dating 721 to 705 B.C. De Pauw joins the National Association intercollegiate basketball tournament field, Kansas City March 4.
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Kansas High School Hoops Regional Playoffs Begin
Topeka March 4 regional round games start for Kansas high schools in AA A and B classes with 16 teams per class advancing to state tournaments. Top contenders include Lindsborg Inman Pretty Prairie Beloit Liberal Rom ndale Iola Russell Hill City Norton and Wichita area teams. Bull of Columbus leads season scoring while Northrup Chanute and Vawter Garden City among top scorers. Great Bend Salina and Newton contenders noted.
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