Upsets Electrify First Round in National Tournament
Pepperdine of Los Angeles and Appalachian State meet in the late game while Texas Wesleyan Loyola Chicago, Westminster and St Cloud open. Westminster defeats Loyola in overtime 48 45 and St Cloud eliminates Texas Wesleyan 64 59. Hamline, Murray and Central Missouri also win as odell Phillips and John Norlander star.
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Pepperdine College of
Los Angeles
Pete Fozo
Appalachian State
Boone
N. C
Belus Fimawiley
Texas Wesleyan
Fort Worth
Loyola of Chicago
St. Cloud
Minn
Westminster
Fulton
Titans
Eastern Oregon College of Education
Lagrande
Loyola
Hamline University of St. Paul
Central College of Fayette
M.C
John Norlander
Hamlin
Fogo
Pepperdine
Steve Frazier
Southwestern
Weyman Cotton
Odell Phillips
Murray
Herb Hurley Murray
Bill Long
Springfield
Warren Pettigrew
Central
Jim Schmidt
South Dakota State
Buddy York
Oklahoma
Cape Girardeau
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchel
Central Oklahoma
Ada
Winfields
Ouachita
Arkadelphia
Ark
St Cloud
Texas
le Esleyan
Maryville
Indiana State
Terre Haute
Westminser
Chicago
Severe
Fayette
Murray, Ky
State
Wrestling Is Essential Training for Soldiers in Virginia
Capt. Clifford Gallacher, in the army air corps at Washington and Lee University, argues wrestling should be integral to army training. He cites its benefits for hand to hand combat and survival, noting Japanese emphasis on the sport and jiu-jitsu at advanced levels.
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Lexington
Clifford Gallacher
Army
Gallagher
Harvard
Lafayette
Army Air Corps
Army School For Special Services
Washington and Lee University
Rice Sets New Mark In Rugged Track Run
Greg Rice, described as a barrel chested runner, covered two and a half miles in 11 minutes 23.3 seconds at the Catholic University track meet. He shattered his prior record by 9.38 seconds in the feature event of the 10th annual meet.
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Washington
Mar
Greg Rice
H E
Catholic University
Peter Manning a Harness Racing Icon Remembered
New York report recalls Peter Manning a 27 year old trotter once king of harness racing. The gelding set world mile marks and two mile records, defeating Single G in a Hartford match, and helped launch Calumet Farm into prominence.
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New York
Peter Manning
Hanover
Greyhound
William M. Wright
Chicago
Libertyville
Ill
Milwaukee
Eter Manning
Lexington
Peter
Tommy Murphy
Irving Gleason
Williamsport
Murphy
Hartford
Conn
Uhland
Harvesters
Itime
Peter Manning Dies A Life Of A Horse Lover
Peter Manning is dead and horse lovers mourn his passing. He led a life centered on horses and their care, with decades spent in riding circles and stewardship of equestrian events.
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Peter Manning
Lawrence Sheppard
Hanover Farm
Alton
Sports star records and offers spark high stakes bids
The report notes Greg Rice's world record 11 32.6 for a 24 mile run at Washington years ago. It cites Charles S Howards Midand winning 10000 at the San Juan Capistrano handicap three years ago. It also mentions Lou Gehrig rejecting offers from Col Jacob Ruppert six figures, with Ruppert revealing 25000 as the top offer to Joe DiMaggio.
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Greg Rice
Washington
Charles S. Howard
Midand
Lou Gehrig
Jacob Ruppert
Ruppert
Joe DiMaggio
Phog Allen Defends Four Fours Rule In Basketball
New York dispatch summarizes KU coach Phog Allen arguing against counting fouls by intent. He insists on teaching better individual offense and team defense, warning against over-penalizing fouls and urging emphasis on clean teamwork over rough play.
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New York
Mar
F. C. “Phog” Allen
University of Kansas
Phog
Ben Flora
Roseland
Whitney
James) Naismith
Edward Hall
Nick Kearns
Air raid drill simulates enemy air lanes over Japanese cities
New York dispatch notes CPI Tokyo and Yokohama plan a large scale air raid exercise on Wednesday. British and American lanes will be flown over the cities to add realism. Broadcast reported by the German radio and recorded by the Associated Press.
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New York
Tokyo
Yokohama
Associated Press
KU basketball season ends as Dr. Allen leads charity drive
Dr F C Allen, captain of the Red Cross campaign on the University of Kansas campus, plans a strong effort this week to push Douglas County toward its quota after the basketball season. The piece also notes personnel changes, equipment concerns, and upcoming talks by Allen and Mike Getto at local club gatherings.
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F. C. Allen
Red Cross
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Armstrong Wins Bout with Larkin Ahead of Beau Jack Clash
San Francisco reports Henry Armstrong stopped Tippy Larkin in one minute nine seconds of the second round before about 8,000 fans at the Civic Auditorium. Armstrong set up an April 2 bout with Beau Jack in New York by reclaiming prestige after a recent defeat. Larkin, Garfield New Jersey, lost the momentum after a brief guard lapse.
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San Francisco
Mar
Henry Armstrong
Tippy Larkin
Hindhia
Armstrong
Beau Jack
New York
Larkin
Civic Auditorium
Garfield
N. J
New Jersey
Swift
Willie Joyce
Chicago
Los Angeles
Phog Allen Selects All Big Six Basketball Team
Coach Phog Allen of Kansas named his All Big Six teams. First team includes Tucker of Oklahoma Schnellbacher of Kansas Buescher center Charley Black Ray Evans guards with Buescher named captain. Second team features Kissell of Kansas Jenkins of Missouri Roberts of Oklahoma Dixon and McSpadden as guards.
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F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
K.U
Crimson and Blue
Tucker
Oklahoma
Schnellbacher
Kansas
Buescher
Charley Black
Ray Evans
Max Kissell
Thornton Jenkins
Missouri
Ue Roberts
Armand Dixon
Sparky McSpadden
Spaulding Visits Haskell Institute Official
Spaulding former superintendent of Haskell Institute and now supervisor of Indian education in Chicago visited Haskell yesterday. He was en route from an inspection trip in the north and southwest.
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Spaulding
Haskell
G. Warren Spaulding
Haskell Institute
Chicago
Ill
Phillies Begin Rebuilding With Dahlgren Trade
The Philadelphia Phillies under Bill Cox and Bucky Harris traded Al Glossop and Lloyd Waner to the Brooklyn Dodgers for Ellsworth Dahlgren. Cox calls it a promising deal, with Dahlgren capable of playing first or third as the club reshapes its lineup at Shibe Park.
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Phillies
Bill Cox
Bucky Harris
al Glossop
Lloyd Waner
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ellsworth
Babe) Dahlgren
Cox
Harris
Branch Rickey
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Rickey
Dahlgren
Glossop
Waner
Gerry Nugent
New York Yankees
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Shibe Park
Levy
Danny Murtaugh
Bobby Bragan
Yankees
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Braves
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Cubs
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Indianapolis
Amercan Association
K. M. Landis
Price
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Veteran Thinks Layoff Will Help the Minors
J Walter Morris a longtime baseball figure favors wartime layoff for minors. He predicts more amateur leagues and service camp coaching, plus renewed interest as players seek weekend pay. Morris cites historical league shifts and urges stricter Rule 2 enforcement to reestablish home ownership in baseball.
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Dallas
Mar
J. Walter Morris
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Detroit
Morris
First Solomon Island Santa Isabel Visited by Spaniards
The first island in the Solomon group to be visited by white men was Santa Isabel, discovered by a Spanish explorer in 1568.
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Solomon Group
Santa Isabel
Oskaloosa Club and Community Notes Highlight Busy Week
The Fast Matrons club met for a 7 o'clock dinner hosted by Mrs. Walter Means with Julia Ann and others helping. Lena Nothdorf presided as officers were elected Jennie Davis president Ida McCreight vice president Claire Rogers secretary treasurer. Various society meetings followed including Legion Auxiliary and Presbyterian Wid. Local sports saw a Denison district tournament loss for the basketball team. Many residents attended funerals and visits, including Mrs. Edith Cox and Mrs. Roy Sellars who suffered strokes. Community events featured gatherings, dinners, and church activities with numerous familiar names and travels to Holton and Topeka for fraternal and religious functions.
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Walter Means
Julia Ann
Tina Payne
Fern Haun
St.Patrick
Lena Nothdorf
Jennie Davis
Ida McCreight
Claire Rogers
Recreation Hour
Fay Winters
Dorothy Gabel
Legion Auxiliary
C. E. Brock
Edith Cox
Dorothy Potters
Kate King
Denison
Oskaloosa
Hoyt
Maryetta
Lawrence Gabel
Haul Alexander
Ruth Long
Holton
Holton O. E. S
Marjorie Schwartz
Salina
Gabel
Missouri
Long
Paul Alexander
Addig Gibert
Flora Monroe
Lawrence
Gilbert
JL. E. Ramilly
Edna Casehler
Ben Kilmer
Kansas City
Beth Housh
Topeka
Joan
Donna Morris
Housh
Eudora
Bis
Ldoyel Morris
Mareh
Mirty-theoe Ventremen
Rock Creek
C. Rumsum
Mabel Sayles
Abthy Awoyer
Elmer Edmenda
Ernest Barnard
Axtel
Robert Law
Independence
Mra
Horton
Rufus Michmonds
Lie Twa
Fried
Winans
Kanans City
Toni Pavia
Addie Guibert
Batrick
Nelle D Penntigted
Fred Glock
Presbyterian Church
Wioofelock
Jr MebDonald
Estela Lambert Hock
Horace
Philadelphia
Richland
Addison
Texas
Arthur
Portland
Gre
Grace
Esther
Chicago
Dean Brown
Oregon
Robert Wells
St. Joseph
Roy Sellars
Orawkie United Brethren Church
Victor Trower
Percy Erner
Fairview Cemetery
Marian Steffey
Anita Steffey
Alice Adams
Kansans City
Ira Adnams
New York
Gertrude Goldman
Saeut
Leland Huddleston
Charles Sutton
Citheria
Jexsile Huddleston
H. T. Phinney
John Sutton
Joan Clark
Mark Cleveland
Leland
Charles
Trmpa
Dan Luster
Frank Potters
Otto Premauer
Kenneth Lewron
Vernon Tandiey
Dean Steffey
Waldo Shultz
MD Jetrey
WAS
Mat
Mire
Homer Wroten
J. W. Roberts
Tod
Dorothy Nor
Muriel Stenber
Misha Worker
Mes
Hh Py
Dan
Los Angeles
Hurband Infain
King City Aviation Field
Lloyd Morris
Wesleyan Service Guild
Bessie Moore
Jonny Gabel
Mina Helen Woodard
Don. Kimmel
Kitty Hawk
N. G
Community club honors Mrs. Hornberger at Oak Ridge party
Mrs. Kenneth Hornberger was the guest of honor at a Community club afternoon event at the Oak Ridge school house. Guests enjoyed social time and contests as a decorated table displayed gifts. Refreshments were served to conclude the pleasant gathering. The Purcells of Higginsville, Missouri, visited for several days at the Purcell home.
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Kenneth Hornberger
Community Club
Enos Purcell
Tigginsville
Early American Puzzle and a Lawrence Community Roundup
Pictured early American patriot Alexander 8 He was a- 13 Speedily. 14 Us. 15 Constellation. 16 The Fr. 17 Spain abbr. 18 Facility. 20 Clear. 21 Within. 22 Symbol for thallium. 23 Rhode Isla: abbr. 24 Augments. 26 Youth. 27 Diligent. 30 Without the 32 Gaseous element. 33 Compound ether. 35 Symbol for tantalum. 36 Surgeon General abbr. 37 Bronze. 38 Therefore. 40 Volume. 42 Young girl. 44 Sicilian volcano. 45 Odorous. 46 Exclamation. 51 Emmets. 52 Rough lava. 53 Near. 54 Girl's name. 55 Skill. 56 Yes Sp. 57 Gratuity. 58 Slender bristle of grain bot. 59 Rag. 60 Not as much. Vertical items and local notices describe a Masonic temple event on March VW, Odd Fellows party, a funeral, a wedding, health updates, seed potato fires, and various Lawrence area socials and family visits with names and places such as De Soto Lawrence Oakridke School and Sunflower Ordinance Works.
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Alexander
Constellation
Spain
Rhode Isla
Local visitors call on Lawrence and De Soto homes
Corliss Mr and Mrs Earl Rows visited the Charien Ochlert home in Lawrence Sunday afternoon Mrs Aliee Rennick and daughter Kana Mrs Sadie Hoke and son Lloyd all of Kansas City called at the John Turner home Sunday Mr and Mrs W H Dent were dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Turner in De Soto Sunday Afternoon callers were Mrs Edna Remick and Lloyd Hoke of Kansas City and Florence Van Markle Mrs Take of Olathe called at the Inasper LeSueur home Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs W W Dent Mr and Mrs Early Roas and Mrs David Jowett
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Purcell'a Aister
Lawrence Leonhard
Leonhard
Masonic Temple
Inter
Duke Scott
Cecil Georgia
Lawrence
Alfred Heck
Ross Wulfkuble
Margaret Colman
First Christian Church of
H. G. Hart
Carol Miller
FL Os. Alford
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Grant Township
Olathe
Deal Six
Torothea Schroeder
Earl White
John Blaylock
DeSoto
First Methodist Church
Eugene Weary
Fairview
JL. HH. Leonhard
Flo. Chambers
Douglas County
Oakridike School
Tr Teonhard
Miller
Maria Tyson
North Lawrence Christian Church
Mea
David Miller
Mud Creek Bridge
Mroo
Joyee
Wera Dhiner Rueste
Arthur Leonhard
Leavenworth
Birthday Club
Walter Heek
Charthees Miller
Thia
van Neate
Hie Son
Louliana
Mary Lane
Wilma Bakes
Florence van Markle
Netlie Dent
Cortlla
Ted
Jaaper LeSueur
Ruthie Tae Steur
Oma Denta
Way Olsea
Kane City
Gowen Field Bolse
Tda
Harve McConnell
Owars
R. Penner
Leland
Charles Russell
Tpper
Dent
Earl Rows
Charien Ochlert
Aliee Rennick
Kana
Sadie Hoke
Lloyd
Kansas City
John Turner
W. HH. Dent
Robert Turner
DeSoto Suneday
Edna Remick
Lloyd Hoke
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