Lions and Trojans Reach AA Regional Final Showdown
Lawrence and Topeka advanced to the Class AA regional final after semifinal wins Thursday. Lawrence overwhelmed Highland Park 75 to 55, while Topeka defeated Atchison 53 to 48. The headline matchup tips off at 8 30 p m with Lawrence’s Doyle Schick powering a 30 point night and Carlton Hamm orchestrating the Lions’ attack.
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Topeka Trojans reach finals in 53 48 win over Atchison
In a rough, low scoring semifinal Atchison faded after a tight first quarter as Topeka dominated rebounding led by 6 4 center Larry Dilliard and 6 3 Ed Alberg. Dilliard scored 14, Perkins 12, Alberg 9 with Mizeidman and Flachsbarth contributing, while Redmen were held to a 53 48 defeat. Later in Auckland Eden suffers attack delaying visit by Sir Anthony Eden as fever returns.
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Lettermen Prepare For NC Caps Opener In Spring Drills
North Carolina caps spring football drills with 28 lettermen reporting amid ACC basketball tournament chatter. Returning starters include Jim Leteavils and Frank Gibson on a 36-1 squad. others battle for positions as coach Chuck Mather oversees the fourth session.
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Grove City
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St. Louis
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Gene Wertzberger
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Rookie 33 Gets Crack At St Louis Cardinal Spot
In St Petersburg a 33 year old rookie Lynn Lavenguth pitched three sparkling innings in an intra squad game for the St Louis Cardinals. A 24 game winner last year at Toronto he allowed two hits and a leadoff single by Del ieanis and a hit by rookie Tom Cheney. Lavenguth, a bullpen candidate, looks small at 5 10 and 170 pounds but shows fiery competitiveness.
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Local Bowling League Notes Tuesday Night Standings
Team standings feature Miller Furniture Jarhawk Jones Mack Barircare Maclin Latte Anderson urges Wigs Hine Vue Holden plus Reevea Grocery splits and conversions. Standings show Miller Furniture and Anderson Furniture with top scores, while Hi team, Pladium forms and Puriltvire chase midpack.
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Sugar Hart and Byars Star In Madison Square Garden Bout
Sugar Hart of Philadelphia faces Boston’s Byars in a top televised headliner at Madison Square Garden. Hart, 20-1 with 18 KO wins, is a heavy favorite over 16-2-1 Byars, who has never been stopped. NBC will televise at 9 p.m. CST.
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Wallace Eyes Solo Scoring Crown Amid ACC Tourney
Cindy Wallace of South Carolina fans slump in the ACC tournament as Elgin Baylor and Wilt Chamberlain threaten the major college scoring title. Wallace surged with 41 points against Duke to extend his lead, while Baylor trails in the chase.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works to Sell Used Equipment
The Sunflower Ordnance Works through the Ordnance Corps offers used items including hot water heaters ranges refrigerators coal space heaters hot plates cladders fire and garden hose fire cabinets chairs and tires for sale from March 8 to 28 Seated bids will be received until 1040 m March 29 0
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Two Unknown Pros Lead Pensacola Open Golf
Two unfamiliar professionals pace the Pensacola Open after round one with Mik Fetehick and Paul O'Leary just one stroke off the pace at the Pensacola Golf Course. Weathered favorites Thomsen and Brash Open champion Mord fall a stroke behind, while intrigue builds around a field of Santa Aud professionals and several local entrants.
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Tenge hoe bye. Olkbt tot Mei Wright. Oklahoma
Fragmentary note from Oklahoma mentions Mei Wright with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization identified. Further readable details do not establish a complete news item.
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Wilton Star Named First Team All America by Nation’s Coaches
Wilton’s Hilda Wilton earns first team All America honors as national coaches select the top players. The article lists notable players and mentions teams like the Dodgers and various colleges, highlighting standout performances and the broader recognition of Wilton’s season.
Monsanto Grants Two SL300 Fellowships to KU
Monsanto Chemical Company of St Louis awards two SL300 fellowships at the University of Kansas for the first time, renewing the fellowships for 194 student year. One fellowship supports a graduate student in the Chemistry Department and the other funds a second science field, as announced this year.
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A garbled OCR styled note references Nixon and Vatican context with unclear details about a Saint Patrick event and a parade plan. Key entities appear as Nixon, Vatican, St Patrick, and Nine, suggesting a political or ceremonial link, but specifics are unreadable.
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