Jay Track Corps In Outdoor Work After New Title
Kansas University track, led by Bill Easton, plans outdoor work after defending the Big Seven indoor title with 51 points to Oklahoma’s 45 14. Missouri 36 and others follow. Starters included Al Frame. Jerry McNeal. Nieder. Blair. Santee. Kruger. Cannon. Lang. Frame and Oerter posted notable wins and records. The Jayhawks’ strong distance and field events propelled the victory, setting five indoor marks and showcasing depth for next outdoor defense.
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al Frame
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Charles Williams
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At Frame
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Tiny Denton
Johnny Dahli
Oklahoma Philly
Quanah
Harry Lee
George McCormick
Robert Lang
Bob Cannon
Fort
Terry Berg
Erwin
Oklahoma teams shine in Kansas relays and field events
At the Kansas relays meet, Kentucky? No, Oklahoma and Kansas State athletes dominated track events. Field results include Hagehoeck and O’Connor strong in hurdles, Nieder’s shot put nearby records, and Frame and Frame-led Kansas performances in sprints and relays.
Comebacks For Former Champions Face Tests This Week
Four former champions Wallace Smith DeMarco Sullivan LaBua seek wins this week. Smith and DeMarco clash in Boston Garden top bout while Sullivan meets LaBua in Syracuse in a middleweight rematch. Other TV bouts feature Poirier Perez and Lightburn Morgan in New York and Madison Square Garden cards. Cascarella, Laurel executive VP, recalls 1934 Japanese tour and 12 rookie wins with the Philadelphia Athletics.
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Bud) Smith
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Kansas Jayhawks Face Big Seven Title Drift After Loss
Kansas stands 4 losses in the Big Seven with Oklahoma and Kansas State rivals 8-3 and 8-4. If KU had edged Oklahoma, the Jayhawks could still share or win the title, but the upcoming Kansas State game shapes the race. The conference delegate selection for the NCAA Regional on March 16-17 will be by lot if four teams tie, with Missouri possibly supplying the best representative. Kansas coach Bill Easton praised his squad’s resilience and execution in securing the indoor titles led by Allen Frame, with standout performances from Frame, Apuna, and McNeal as Kansas edged Oklahoma 51-45 in a tough meet.
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Tena SR shines at peak performances and K states outdoor meet
Easton lauds Jark Warner and Harold Hein as assistants shaping the squad while Vandervoort and Hein aid the team. Concordia’s two young Yale youths impress after the meet, and misnaming aside, Kansas State hosts the league outdoor meet where Blair defeats Davis in a key 60 yard dash, signaling strong season form as the conference season approaches.
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
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Kansas State
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Kansas
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Colorado
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Fragmented OCR transcript on outdoor season issues and system failures
The article fragment mentions a pro baseball figure, outdoor action in a Mont work, Blair facing another challenge, and concerns over sand usage and penalties. It references a near miss at home plate, winds up pitches, and issues with sound quality and a $5,000 system cost. The text is garbled with many unreadable portions, but cites authorities and ongoing debates about equipment, safety measures, and season viability.
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Ana
Dai Pierce Wali
Beth Sivfy
Horst
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Mieder
Oracle
Virginia Stancliff Leads Kansas Women’s Bowling Tourney
Norma Pipkin of Topeka led three events in the opening weekend of the 13th annual Kansas Women’s Bowling Association Tournament. Pipkin won open singles Class A all events and teamed with D Zoucha for Class A doubles lead as the event spans weekends through May 6. Other leaders include Shawnee Topeka doubles Copp and Kinsley, Hapgood in singles, and Stancliff for all events.
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Athletics Figure Boston Muffed Herriage Deal
WEST PALM BEACH Florida The Kansas City Athletics accuse the Boston Red Sox of a mistake in letting Bill Herriage rookie right hander be drafted as they praise the player in camp Coaches George Sosee and Spud Chandler call Herriage the best in camp A's say Boston filed a claim to get him back if not kept signaling strong interest from Boston in the deal.
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