Jayhawks rally to upset Sooners in 38 36 thriller
Kansas defeats Oklahoma 38 to 36 at Hiuch Auditorium in a late rally. Crimson and Blue captain Black tipped in the winning basket as the Sooners stalled in the final minutes. Evans, Tucker, and Courty led scoring for Oklahoma, while Eskridge and Black paced Kansas with decisive plays and the final tip-in. Governor Carlson and regents watched from the audience.
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Oklahoma Aggies May Join Mid West Circuit in May
Oklahoma A and M may petition to join the Mid West Big Six conference as the University seeks marquee status. The request was not acted on in Kansas City and may be discussed at the May spring meeting.
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Topeka Crown Looms as Larmed Defeats Hoisington
A new state class A basketball champion was assured when Larmed defeated Hoisington 43-38 at the Great Bend regional. Unisington, despite losing key players from last year, faced weak odds to defend its crown. Sacred Heart of Salina, the third‑place team from last year, lost 52-49 to Suphenyshis at the Salina regional in Wamego.
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Big Six Divided Over Mile-Barring Recruit Rule
Heads of Big Six conference schools clash over approval of a mile barring policy for recruiting. Dr. Frederick A. Middlebush of the University of Missouri says the principle protects athletes from off campus pressure, while Chancellor Deane Malott and University of Oklahoma President George Crutcher voice concerns that the rule is unrealistic and may curb football recruiting.
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Montreal Royals Seek Fast Maynard De Witt For Dodger Link
Montreal Royals star Maynard De Witt, a Prairie Green Township, Wisconsin native and former Danville three e league standout, is hailed as the fastest Dodger prospect and a potential rival to Clint Hartung. Reports from Jake Pitter and others highlight De Witt’s 110 stolen bases last season, .351 batting average, 187 hits and 151 runs in a high profile minor league circuit, with praise for his grounder speed.
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Belmont Stakes Prospect Hots All First Son of Battleship
The report notes Hots All as a Belmont stakes eligible and the first son of Battleship, linking to the American grand steeplechase winner Battleship. It also mentions Harry Hooper’s Newark spring trial and a swimming student achieving straight A’s in electrical engineering coursework.
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Fort Scott Griff hounds edge Hutchinson 55 54 in opener
Fort Scott Greyhounds edged the Hutchinson Blue Dragons 55 54 in the first of a three game series for the Karsaw Junior College conference title. Curtis Beaman scored the deciding basket with five seconds remaining. The teams travel to Hutchinson Friday for game two. a potential third game would be at Hutchinson. Acting director named.
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Aggie Grad Fille Vacancy at South Dakota State College
Brookings March 6 7 Staley Pitts assistant coach at South Dakota State College has been named acting director of athletics and physical education to serve until a successor to Thurlow is appointed. McCrady newly named athletic director at Kansas State College. Pitts has coached at the college since 1941 and earlier at Newton Kansas high school.
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Sport Mirror updates on tennis and boxing notes
The Wightman cup resumed in London after the war with Britain versus United States. Three key results from recent matches and historical notes include Sammy Angott defeating Hob Montero in a non title bout in New York, and ten years ago notable baseball contracts by Ben Chapman and Johnny Mize.
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