Lawrence Lions Stumble In Regional Loss To Ward Cyclones
The Lawrence Lions ended their season with a 42 to 31 defeat by the Ward Cyclones in Ottawa. Cold first half, 13 percent shooting, and a 25-10 halftime margin doomed the Lions despite a third quarter rally led by Wilburn. Lazzo scored 48 for Ward. Lawrence finishes 6-14. George King clinches 1950 college scoring title with 925 points in 29 games.
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Bowling Notes From Local Leagues Report Week Results
In the Owl League Knights of Columbus won an odd game over Ottawa Legion while Dixies won two from Charlton Insurance. Conoco lost two to Standard Oil. Darnell Electric split with Ottawa A P. Baldwin beat Sinclair and Rhodes Roofers defeated Gravitt's.
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Golf Notes Bill Winey Golf Notes
Golf notes report a weekend turnout of 125 players amid improving weather. Notables Chi Galloway and Charlie Radcliff returned after months away. Baldwin members Ty Hitchcock O R Kellar and C E Storum participated. High low scoring featured Jim Schmitendorff’s 17 iron eagle on nine. Van Noy Allen defeated Dick Barber and Galloway. Pat Conn Dick Ashley traveled to Topeka for an exhibition with players including Humpa Barnes Ken Martin Darrell Wilson and Darrell Schoonover. Greens were fast. several players faced difficult putts as cups were to be reset midweek.
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Roberaon Wan
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Geology fellowship awarded to KU graduate student Hambleton
William W. Hambleton, KU geology graduate student and assistant instructor, received the Shell fellowship in geology for the 1980-81 academy year. The award provides $1,200 and covers fees and lab equipment, aiding his doctoral work on the petrography of Kansas and Missouri coals with hydrogenation prospects. Hambleton previously earned a masters at Northwestern and an Erasmus Haworth honor last fall. He hails from Pennsylvania and completed undergrad at Franklin and Marshall.
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Premier Chen Cheng Confirmed Leader of Nationalist China
Gen Chen Cheng, 52, was confirmed as premier of nationalist China by a large majority of the legislative Yuan, succeeding Yen Hsi-Shan after Chiang Kai-shek’s March return. Chen is expected to overhaul much of the cabinet as turmoil and power shifts unfold. Also tonight, the Fritzewayhawker and Cement Mixer quintets clash in a city league basketball game at 7:30 at the Community Building.
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Week in Brief: Local Wins Across Dairies and Markets
Peck wins two games against Sunrise Dairy and Independent Kennety Rub. Stewart's Texaco Service takes two from Standard Life while Bob's Market defeats Zim's Snack Shop. Crawford's Aces beat Weaver's. Sunrise Dairy and Gator Tires lead, with Independent Laundry and Market noted in snack shop standings. Individual scores and shop names appear in the day’s brief standings.
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Philippi Resigns as Salina High Grid Coach After 12 Seasons
Salina high school announces Philippi resigns after 12 seasons as head football coach. Raymond Goering, freshman coach since 1948, named to succeed him and will teach. Philippi joined Salina in 1998 from Chapman and previously coached six years elsewhere. The Maroons won or shared the Central Kansas league title six times under his leadership.
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Trap Coyote in City in Los Angeles Wilshire District
In Los Angeles a six month old coyote strolls through the Wilshire district as residents shout. Melvin Ward, a telephone repair man, shoos the animal into a garage and slams the door. The pup is kept at the city pound and may be given to the zoo if unclaimed.
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College and regional basketball scores from N.Y. to Montana
Scores span colleges across the nation including Princeton Georgetown and Indiana State with wins for Kansas Kansas State Eastern Illinois and Missouri. Regional tourney results list Class AA at Leavenworth and Ottawa Ward with Haskell and Lawrence posting scores and multiple Class A B games across Kansas, detailing local centers and school names.
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Methodist Church Promotes Evangelism Week in Lawrence
The First Methodist church will join the national Visitation Evangelism week by sending about 100 married couples to visit nonmembers who attend church events or services. Led by Rev. O E Allison, couples will attend a March 19 dinner at the church, followed by a devotional and instructional session before starting calls.
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Rice to Speak for Democrats at KU Young Democrats
Carl Rice of Kansas City, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States senator, will address the KU Young Democrats in room 108 Green Hall at 7 p.m. Thursday after an earlier discussion for the political science class at KU.
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