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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1958
Page
15
Kansas State and Kansas meet in Manhattan for a key basketball showdown with state bragging rights and Big Eight standings at stake. KU seeks improved national ranking, while K State eyeing a final league position and potential rebound from recent injuries and illness. The game could decide unofficial state champion status and affect seedings for postseason play.
Spokane report says Bouchee, 24, facing charges of indecent exposure involving girls, will enter the Institute of Living in Hartford for psychiatric treatment with Phillies paying costs. Judge and officials noted his good reputation and placed him on a three year probation while seeking cure.
Duke Collins, a 5 tered athlete from Garden High School, will accept a football scholarship at Kansas next September. An All-Southwest Kansas end last autumn with honorable mention all-state, he stands 7 feet and 0 inches? 190 pounds. He earned three football letters, two in basketball, one in track and was named as a Summerfield Scholarship nominee. He plans chemical petroleum engineering at Kansas and is the son of Mr and Mrs John Collins.
Kansas City is to host the Midwest regional basketball playoff next Friday and Saturday featuring Kansas State, Cincinnati, and other top teams. NCAA executive director Walter Byers says telecasts are blocked to avoid conflicts with the NAIA tournament winding up in Kansas City the same weekend. Athletic director A C Lonberg notes two-night orders still being filled for the Lawrence event.
Ames Iowa preview of Big Eight swimming meet indicates Oklahoma dominates many events with top-ranked divers from Iowa State challenging. Forecasters expect five to eight records as the Sooners seek a fourth straight title led by Larry Lerma and a strong 400 yard medley relay.
Letcavits, 22, a native of Massillon Ohio, signs with the Edmonton Eskimos of Canada's Western Football Conference. The 61 184 pound end starred at Kansas University and was an All-Big Eight Conference pick. He says Canadian football’s wide open game may suit him.
By Ansa rd Peen, the piece notes a decline in major league first basemen since the mid 1930s era with stars such as Gehrig and Greenberg cited. It mentions Ted Kluszewski resting a back injury, his planned return, and current hopefuls Orlando Cepeda Ron Jackson and Mary Throneberry competing for jobs in spring training, suggesting a possible rebound.
Walter W. Stewart 72 of Gladstone New Jersey, economic adviser to four presidents, Coolidge Hoover Roosevelt and Eisenhower, died yesterday of a heart attack in New York City. Born in Manhattan, he shaped U S economic policy across decades.
Semifinal results from regional play last night showed defending Kings and Class A and AA champions advancing with upsets and tight losses. Wyandatie beat Bethel, Tescott defeated Hennington, and Pretty Prairie remained undefeated. District play saw Cant жең Hutchinson and Parson win in tight finishes while Newton pushed Wamega to a close game and Seaman fell to Wamega.
The New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell University identifies six diseases affecting vegetables. The listed ailments include infections impacting lettuce yellows, blossom end rot in tomatoes, root rot in cabbage, and related issues in peppers and beans.
Los Angeles star Davey Moore, 127 pounds, knocked out Vince Delgado of Los Angeles. Pittsburgh welterweight Alonzo Johnson, 182, stopped Calv in Butler of Cleveland in Braddock Pa. Cardell Farmes, 170, Boston, outpointed Burke Emery of Sherbrooke, Quebec in Mars.
Budapest Hungary a Hungarian government spokesman said the Communist party chief was not being taken seriously. No further details were provided.
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