Regional and Class Basketball Playoffs Summary
A broad roundup of semi final and final results from Kansas high school basketball tournaments across classes AA and B. Scores include Wichita Cathedral 33 Des Wellington 40, A. H. Des Wellington 35, and McPherenn 85. Key matches feature Harrows of various towns, with decisive wins and regional standings shaping advancement to state play.
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Uy Ane
Anociated Press
Turner A ihemi-Finstei Atheim Werhinaten Rural
Aanatomie
Ronedale
Arkangan City
Claes
Sa Mulvane
Argenta
Oxford
Wichita Cathedral
Arkanes
Des Wellington
Edge City
Resamburg
Wpears Lle
Adetmore
A Eee R. Haye Lint Kiisret
Folie Claes
Brewster
Haven
Newton Chess
Neerton Hutchinson
McPherenn
Clara B
Gers
Finaia
Moundridge
Benton
Leigh
Inman
Atchison Et AA
Finate
Rhawnee-Mission
Lawierre
Wyandotte
Atchison
Bowling Notes Show Tightening League Race Across Weeks
The Southwestern Bell White Sox and City lead various leagues with multiple 3-0 runs. Individual highs include L Mitchael 178 for City and Hubert 480 for Morgan-Mack. Mitchell Motors dominates with high ten 245 and high thirty 2526, while Dusty Rhodes' Drive in moves up in Owl Bowling standings.
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Southwestern Bell White Sox
Pickens
Marriotts
City
Morgan-Mack
Southwestern Bell Red Sox
Vanity
Chamitons
Lawrence Paper Company
Holmes
Mel Grew & Peck
L. Mitchael
Hubert
Dusty Rhodes
Bradley Sheet Metal
Triangle Transit
Darnell Electric
Union Pacific
Baldwin
Iauh
Douglas Brothers
Standard Gil
Mitchell Motors W
Grover's Market
Meade
Grover's Markey
Ware Aircraft
Srull Farmers
Bettye
Mitchell Motors
Beiter l
Standard Owl
Routers
Mitchell
Malace
Montgomery Ward
Dowera Duda
K. E. PF
Cordell Drugs
Ottawa
Office
Dodes Dandies
Morgan Mack
G. I. Joes
Harwood Market
Fruteel
Hawk
Decker Keys
Lawrence Sanitary
Ward Cyclones rout Haskell Indians in Class AA regional game
Ward Cyclones recovered from a slow start to beat Haskell Indians 40 to 24 in Leavenworth regional action. Ward led 8-4 at half and widened the margin in the second half as Ward Jones and Tate Moorer struggled scoring while Welter led Ward with 17. Leavenworth won 27 to 25 in the second game to secure a state tournament berth.
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Ward Cyclones
Tony Coffin
Haskell Indians
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Loneers
Mustal
Hagkell
Ward
Haskell
Coffin
Indians
Moore
Skere
A. Harjo
Hasker
Kraven
Sven
Tate
Merton Moore
Ward Jones
Clayton Skenandore
Bill Dollard
Cyclones
Welter
Keneady
Lard
F . de T Haskell
Funes
Lane
Haro
G. Harjo
U. S
Jayhawkers Top Cyclones 61 to 54 In Big Seven Clash
University of Kansas men’s basketball beat Iowa State 61 to 54 in the final Big Seven conference game of the season. Schnellbacher led KU with 22 points, Eskridge also scored, while the Jayhawks edged ahead in the second half to secure the win and improve their conference standing.
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Jack Eskridge
University of Kansas Jayhawkerk
Iowa State Cyclones
Eakeiden
Ee State
Bob Pertereen
Lewane
Spring Fane
Jerry Waugh
Jayhawkers
Dan Paulsen
Ken Weilesmuniert
Schnelihacher
Prk
Deine
Allen
Denny
Harber Owana Eatie
Strom
Kon Neon
Fei Kae Fehde
Pangem
BsGridee
Lee
Ratsasyn
Bol Sapp
Eg Heuchin
Bekradge
Pawson
Mud
Jaen
Raine
Karenn
Behnribacher Mabiy
Howenny Pina
Iowa State
Roy
Kary Vande
Ko Detersan
Prigitsan
Harry Easter
Base Fereuain
Festival Dutch Mu Festival in Scheveningen Amsterdam
A music festival organized by Radio Philips will run in Scheveningen Holland from the 19th to the 89th year. It features divisions for singers and musicians aged 13 to 30 with a judging committee including notable figures from 14 nations and guests like Menuhin Bernstein Oyra and Veen.
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Amsterdam
Scheveningen
Holland
Radio Philips
Derby Field Grows to 109 Eligibles for 1948 Run
Churchill Downs announced 109 horses eligible for the 74th Kentucky Derby on May 1. Calumet Farm leads with four nominees including Whirl Blast and Whirling Fox, while stablemates from other major outfits and famed jockeys are represented. Col. Matt Winn noted the field is among the strongest in recent years, with over a third of eligibles having won added money races or placed high last year.
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Locueste
GRR
Calumet Farm
Chatten
Carrie
Pitot
Elizabeth Arcat Hoshot
Maine Chance Farm
Stho Cation
Bewitch
Sterling Field
Calamer Farm
Coaltown
Rese Fond
Free America
William Woodward
Whirling Fox
Whirlaway
Hypnos
Gangaway
Earle Sande
Kentucky
Big Stage
Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downa
Tam
Toncunexie
Speineer
Guernsey
Uelstein
Rowan New
Dunia Rales
Tongapork
Ram's Attorney Checking On Rapacz's Pro Contract
The report notes Ram's attorney reviewing Rapacz's professional contract while the Braves praise young Torey Southworth. Earl Targeson congratulates the youth, urging he may make the grade, and teammates discuss his four years in baseball. Red Barrett, a Braves pitcher, is mentioned for his prior nightclub payday offer and his refusal to pursue it.
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Ram
Rapacz
Hugh Fullerton, JR
Jenten
Fila
Ioston Braven
Sprie Trusting
Total News de Quires
Southworth
Earl Targeson
Bese
Torey
Torwon
Feira
Fire extinguisher gift for Rudy York at Athletica
A’s honor Rudy York with a band fire extinguisher at the Athletica clubhouse after his cigaret incident last summer. The Rams and John Rapacz face questions over an undated contract that could make him eligible to play next fall. Texas U. loses quarter of 4x100 relay team Alien Lawler to appendectomy. Robby Feller backs 4-H. Clinton Thompson, 40, found dead near his Winona home after car failure and exposure. three days of searches, survivors listed, funeral today.
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Rudy York
Athletica
Los Angeles Rams
John Rapacz
Oklahoma U
Cleveland Browns
Rapacz
Rams
Texas U
Alien Lawler
Robby Feller
Winona
Kan
Clinton Thompson
Thompson
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