All-Star Five Named From Kansas Missouri Nebraska
Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska place two players each on the first AP all star quintet for 1980. Kansas forwards Tom Bishop and Forrest Cox. Missouri captain Marshall Craig and Wendell Baker. Nebraska center Don Maclay. No unanimous choices, five players named with strong guard play and height across teams.
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JH. Anderson
Kansagz City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Associated Press
Tom Bishop
Forrest Cox
Marshall Craig
Wendell Baker
Don Maclay
Craig
Maclay
Baker
Bishop
Cox
Graie
Grai
Bishop Josk
Toth Churchill
Oklahoma
Welsh
Russell( Roth) Thomson
Jayhawker
Churchill
Nem
Morris Fisher
Jack Yveondeap
Altho
Iowa State
McDermott
Sooners
Roadcap
Fisher
John Waldorf
Clem Richardson
Aggies
Locals Fall to Ottawa Five in Last Game of Year
Lawrence high school basketball suffered a 25 to 12 loss to Ottawa on Ottawa Junior High Court sealing the Northeast Kansas league title chances. Ottawa led 8-0 after the first quarter and Forsythe scored 12 points, while Lawrence only managed scoring from Gufler, Barker, Casida, and Jucker as Ottawa’s tight defense stifled the hoopsters. The league season ends tonight with Wyandotte at Topeka shaping potential ties among Lawrence, Ottawa, and others.
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Lawrence High
Ottawa High
Ottawa
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Topeka
Olathe
Kansas City
Forsythe
Barker
Gufler
Vandeventer
Forsyte
Casida
Jucker
Curd
Guffer
Lawrences
Ottawa Junior High
Laws Treland
Ireland
Four KU intramural hoops teams reach finals
Four University of Kansas intra mural basketball teams advance to the championship series to be held Wednesday and Thursday in Robinson gym. Last night Delta Chi beat Phi Kappa 20 to 18 and Dunakin Club topped Sigma Alpha Mu 23 to 14 while Pi Kappa Alpha defeated Lawrence Independents 13 to 13. Acacia won by forfeit over Sigma Alpha Epsilon. The final four will include the winners of the Sigma Chi Delta Sigma Pi B game, the Alpha Kappa Psi Delta Sigma Ti contest, and the Delta Tau Delta Sigma Chi winner, competing in eliminations Monday.
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University of Kansas
Robinson Gymnasium
Delta Chi
Phi Kappa
Dunakin Club
Sigma Alpha Mu
Pi Kappa Alpha
Lawrence Independents
Acacia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Alpha Tau Omega
Sigma Chi
Delta Sigma Pi
Bethany Wins Kansas Conference Title Over McPherson
Bethany captured the Kansas conference basketball championship with a 14 to 18 victory over McPherson. The game featured strong defense and a tight finish as Bethany pulled away late in the second half.
Nebraska Wins Big Six Swim Meet Title at Manhattan
Nebraska swimmers claim their first Big Six championship at Manhattan by edging Iowa State 42 to 39, with Kansas third and Oklahoma fifth. Husker records toppled include a 3:02.7 300-yard event and a 6:21.6 600-yard mark, while Evans of Oklahoma and Waldo of Nebraska set notable times in sprints and relays. Captain Church and Cochrane lead wrestling prelims as Big Six finals approach with sixteen wrestlers ready to vie for titles in Manhattan.
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Kansas City
University of Nebraska
Iowa State
Husker
Jowans
Kansas
Kan Aggies
Oklahoma
Missouri
Chaloupka
Jower
Butler
Towa. State
Hestbeck
Nebras Han
Mockler
Dille
Sutherland
Nebraska
Marr
Tanionan
Evans
Waldo
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Firet
Chy
Errington
Aggies
McCormick
State
Latimer
Kansa Town
Webbe
Fickel
Elasiin
Lewis
Berry
Warner
Hobanks
Church
Cochrane
Robbins
Penn Quakers to compete in Illinois indoor relay carnival
Bernard Perlinger and Lamoine Boyle will represent the University of Pennsylvania in the annual indoor relay carnival at Illinois next Saturday. Teerlinger will contest the seven event all around championship and Boyle will run the broad jump. Perlinger may also enter the shot put event after the all around.
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Philadelphia
Marth
Bernard Perlinger
Lamoine Boyle
University of Pennsylvania
University of Illinois
Teerlinger
Boyle
Perlinger
Missouri Valley All Stars Share Honors in AP Picks
The Associated Press announces Missouri Valley all star selections with Creighton and Washington players on the first team and Drake and Creighton players on the second team. Other notes include Wentworth defensing a junior college title and Northwest Missouri Teachers meeting Southwestern in a builders tournament final. Hillyard abandons National AAU tournament entry plan.
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Associated Press
Winfield, Kin
Mar
Northwest Missouri Teachers of
Bucky Harris Learns How Homers Are Made
In Tampa on March 8 AP reports manager Bucky Harris watched a fan dig a fence between home plate and the outfield. The park boss agreed to place fences at 550 feet center and 300 feet left and right to satisfy fans during major league exhibitions. Harris walked away muttering about the cost of baseballs.
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Tampa
Mla
Yankees
Tigers
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
David Dale Alexander
Bucky Harris
Ball Park
Harris
Incal Park
Jem
Basketball Scores From Across The Nation And Regions
Basketball results from New York to Kansas show Columbia over Georgetown, Carroll over Ri pon, River Falls over Superior Teachers, Carleton over Monmouth, Utah State over Montana State, Southern California over Washington. Bethany McPherson and Iala Dr. College posted scores in Kansas. High school games include Independence over Fort Scott, Columbus over Lola gl Ottawa, Florida based matchups and a vacancy notice in the Aldjournal-World want ad section.
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New York
Columbia
Georgetown
Ripon
Wis
Carroll
Superior
River Falls
Northfield
Minn
Carleton
Monmouth
Salt Lake City
Utah State
Montana State
Los Angeles
Southern California
Washington
Lindsburg
Kan
Bethany McPherson
Lola, Kan
Iala Dr. College
Parsons Jr. College
Independence
Fort Scott
Columbus
Lola
Ottawa
Lawrence
Llorada
Augusta
Atchison
Rosedate
Aldournal-World Want Ad
Hutcheson on golf vision and focus in summer shop talk
By Al Demaree former pitcher for the New York Giants, Hutchison explains that golfers misread their ball when thinking ahead. He notes the problem of a vacant stare and emphasizes looking at the ball to avoid misplay during a social game in the Hutchinson shop.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Jock Hutchison
Hutch
Vacant stare described as player loses focus during play
A perceptive note explains a player’s gaze when thoughts drift away from the ball. The eyes lose convergence and drift outward, making the intended target indistinct. The mind wanders and muscles relax, leaving the eyes fixed in space as if looking at nothing.
Giants sign Benton and O'Farrell in spring delay
Baseball news from multiple spring camps shows Giants adding Benton and O'Farrell as Lindstrom stays in Florida. Athletics start series in Miami with Eddie Collins leading 22 players. Phillies bolster lineup with Hurst Southern Williams Friberg Sieman joining camp. White Sox split squad head to Houston after Donie Bush fields first hitters. Pirates deter rookie arms in Paso Robles opener. Browns crack down on conventions and late-night card games under Killefer. Reds avoid early practice conflicts while Howley holds athletes to routine. Braves report Gene Robertson missing and link delays to a New York business deal.
Pairings Announced for AAU Tournament Showdown
Kansas City March 8. Pairings for the national AAU basketball tournament were announced. Louisburg Shamrocks of Louisburg Kansas face the all star team chosen tonight at Baldwin Junior College. Forty five teams entered five games tonight to pare the field, with opening matchups at 6:30 pm and hourly thereafter.
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Hillyard
St. Joseph
N.S. Hillyard
Hillyard Chemical Company
Kansas City
Mar
Louisburg Shamrocks
Louisburg
Kansas
Baldwin
Baker University
Ivandale
Kan
Rockhurst
Fort Scott
J.C. Me
Omaha
Bowmans
Fishers
Flint, Mich
Monearchs
Humboldt, Kan
Illinois Meet Opens With Veteran Stars Facing Youth
US AP reports the annual University of Illinois indoor relay carnival will draw about Sever hundred athletes from colleges and high schools nationwide. Defending champions include Barney Berlinger of Penn and George Simpson of Ohio State. Simp son faces Eddie Tolan of Michigan and other top rivals. Northwestern dark horse Verne McDermont of Minnesota will compete and hold a 13 foot 11 inch pole vault record from 1929.
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Champaign
Severi
Athettes
United States
Barney Berlinger
University of Tennsylvania
Jecathlon Star
George Simpson
Ohio State Flash
Simpson
Berlinger
Eddie Tolan
Swift
Michigan Negro
Root
East’ of
Chicasa
Zach Ford
Northwestern Dark Horse
Northwestern
Verne McDermont
University of Minors
McDeront
Tom Warner
Poston Griffiths and others in mixed boxing card
Sioux City fighter CNisnus Poston outpointed Al Friedman of Boston while Detroit’s Eddie Shea defeated Chiraxo to stop Steve Smith in Bridgeport. Farther bouts saw akeworth’s Farmer Joe Cooper knock out Mee Buchanan in Waycross and Monty Falesana stoppage near Omaha.
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Poston
Jerry
Tuffy) Griffiths
Sioux City
al Friedman
Boston
Detroit
Eddie Shea
Chiraxo
Stéve Smith
Lridgeport
Conn
Akeworth
Fla
Farmer Joe Cooper
Terre Haute
Ind
Mee Buchanan
Waycross
Omaha
Net
Monty Falesana
Kansas Legion Officials Begin Plans for 1930 Tourney
The Kansas American Legion department starts plans for the 1930 junior baseball nationals aiming to exceed 1929 enrollment of 300 teams and 4000 boys. Early reports show expected enrollment near 500 teams, with $25,000 set aside by national bodies for financing. District elimination tours will feed state and regional championships, culminating in a state champion facing Illinois Iowa and Missouri winners in the western region. State adjutant Ernest A. Ryan returns to lead the program under Commander Harry W. Colmery. district supervisors list is provided. Eligible players must be under 17 before Sept 15, 1930 and amateur. Ryan will issue handbooks with rules and 1929 summaries.
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Topeka
Kansas Department
American Legion
National American Legion
Iim
Legion
United States
Kansas
Legion Posts
Tedmt
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Ernest A. Ryan
Harry W. Colmery Hs
Thos
J. Cahill
Leavenworth
David Mcfreath
Lawrence
Paul A. Webb
Neodesha
W. R. Williamson
Eproria
Robert Pollock
Salina
Floyd Kirk
Norton
Myron Miller
Anthony
Cilenn Thomas
Wichita
Ryan
Des Moines Bout Ends in Upset Victory
Des Moines fighter outpoints Ray Tillman in a competitive match. Omaha welterweight H. Chuck Patterson secures a win over Ned, knocking out Johnny D'Auro, with Des Moines noted among the locations.
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Des Moines
Ray Tillman
Omaha
Chuck Patterson
Ned
Johnny D'Auro
Unclear fragment noting Cedar Rapids and rivers
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Cedar Rapids and river names or places with unclear context and names, offering no readable events or actions to summarize with certainty.
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K. U
Tom. Bishop and
Forrest Coxon
Associated ‘Press
Lenn
Tedtit Craig
Weber
Taadeup
Churehi
Richardson
Aggles Cox
John Hix
Themeelies
Ottawa Five
N. E
Rathgen
Rosedale
Forsyther Summers
Dale
Thinatt
Bieker
Nelsany
Caodey Ayter
Alten
Ua Thekeer
I Harris
LM Yi
Bethany
Mci
Herson
Tindsborg
Mar. S
McPherson
Huskers
W. , Brown
John Ghoppyyi Rhodes
Ened
University of Wyom
Penn
Notre Joue
University’ of Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jayhawkers
Bowdish
Sas
Steve Church
Allen Cochrane
Cihurch
Skinner
Childers
Illinois
Missouri Valley
Creighton
van Ackeren
Sauselle
Meyer
Corcoran
G. Douglas
Grinnell
King
Drake
Worthington
F- Jensen
C Barnes
G- Wientro
Tae
Baldwin, Kan. Mar
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Oklahoma Christian College
Nac Sagtab
Homers
San Antonio
Tex
Larry
Red) Benton
Bob O'Farrell
Freddy Lindstrom
Florida
Fort Myers
Eddie Collins
Miami
St. Louis Nationals
Lefty Grove
Bates
Haven
Phillies
Don Hurst
Penny Southern
Cy Williams
Barney Friberg
Tripp Sieman
Donie Bush
White Sox
Houston
Giants
Vic Frazier
Dallas
Sox
Paso Robles
Cal
Pittsburgh Pirates
West Palm Beach
Killefer
St. Louis
Brownies
Billy the Red
Orlando
Cincinnati Reds
Dan Howley
St. Petersburg
Gene Robertson
Braves
Hess
Erond
Agand
Butler Motors
Lawrences Jransas
Dear Sitt
Erland
Abad
Startliv
Yanepyrter
Gisconne
Gfarty Ley
Ales
Parce Jowest
ELKS
Robinson Shimmons
Dr. Simmons
Brooklyn Park
Brooklyn
Cnisnus
Kansas Legion
Cedar Rapids
Inwa—Mesien
Cedar Rapieurpotiite
Clégaze
Gustom
Pontiac
Mich
General Motors
Onelac
Mass
Dicker Bros
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