State Prep Quints Near Schoolboy Dream in State Meet
The Kansas State High School Tournament progressed to semifinals as AA and A classes advanced from first round play. Wichita East beat Coffeyville Golden Tornadoes 52-42, Horton topped Lyons 41-35, Parsons edged Dodge City with Jim Strathe scoring 19, and Newton defeated Topeka 9-51. Friday schedule has Wichita East vs Shawnee Mission and Parsons vs Newton in AA, while Class A sees Russell vs Norton and Augusta vs Abilene. Augusta beat Cherryvale 54-1, Abilene edged Highland Park 47-43 in a BB jamboree at Hutchinson. Haviland beat Winona 67-50, Tonovay joins semifinal, Strong City and Brookville also advanced. Seot’s Indians beat Frontenac 42-41 on Eddie Hall’s late field goal. Powhattan defeated Gridley 58-30.
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63 Boys for Drills at Liberty Memorial High School Track
Sixty three boys including 11 lettermen report for Liberty Memorial High School track workouts under Head Coach Guy Barnes as preparations begin for the April 2 meet with Argentine at the Haskell Institute cinders. Returning stars include lettermen Steve Carter Darell Easum Don Laing Gene O’Neill and others. The squad, led by Bill Neider with Hazlett Murphy and McCue in key events, faces a rugged seven-meet schedule as practice is hindered by late snows. The Northeast Kansas League title decision comes at Shawnee Mission May 2, with Lawrence hoping to reclaim the crown from the Indians who have ruled the last seven years.
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Kansas Jayhawks eye NCAA run in Seattle regionals
Sport Talk outlines Kansas schedule for the NCAA tournament with Kansas City Regional March 21 and 22, potential semi finals March 25 26 in Seattle, and a path through Wyoming Kentucky Illinois and UCLA. It notes Clyde Lovellette spot on Look Magazine team and Phog Allens response to recruiting allegations.
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Pleased With Squad as Kansas Scrimmage Drills Enter Day Two
Kansas coach J W Sikes praised the Jayhawks for spring drills as players hustled through day two. Injuries cut into practice with several starters sidelined including Cindrich, Simons, Lane, Bangs, and Mot, while fundamentals were reinforced in group sessions.
Hawks Hit Sharp Practice Ahead of NCAA Regionals
Kansas State basketball, led by coach Phog Allen, held a concise 1 minute scrimmage as prep for the NCAA Regions against Texas Christian University. Key players Bob Kenney John Keller Clyde Laveli streams Bill Hougland Dean Kelley Wes Johnson and Jerry Ab Forsa led fast breaks and scoring while Allen praised the team’s renewed sharpness and drive toward a potential national title.
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Ray Robinson Defeats Cari Bobo For Title Fight Start
SAN FRANCISCO Sugar Ray Robinson a 160 pound champion began his monthly title fight series by a 15 round unanimous decision over Cari Bobo Olson. Robinson, tired but victorious, travels next to defend the title against Rocky Graziano in Chisago on April 16 and Paddy Young in New York on May 16 if he retains the belt.
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Kansas basketball plans and Big Seven tourney notes
Lawrence chamber sports writer John Andrews reports plans for a KU basketball team dinner at the Eldridge, with date to be set. Coach Allen prefers no warmups before the Midwest tourney in Kansas City March 21-22 and seeks top form, while combatting rumors of additional games. News covers Illinois and other opponents, Reynolds spring drills, and Midwest tourney implications with Iowa State and Oklahoma State chatter.
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Jayhawker offense relies on Lovellette and Kelley
Fragmentary game notes praise Dean Kelley as a key, shifty ball handler in the Jayhawker attack alongside B A Born. Optimism hints Lovellette’s rare impact, with Longing for Clyde Colnsssl to bolster offense.
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Kansas Stars to Be Honored by Phi Delt Founders Day
Kansas University tackle George Mrkonic and Missouri University center Gill Stauffer will be honored at the Phi Delta Theta Founders Day banquet for earning spots on Phi Delt All-America teams. Mrkonic stars at KU as senior guard and tackle. Stauffer holds MU scoring records in basketball with 807 career points.
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NAIB Hall of Fame Honors 30 Players in Kansas City
The National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball named 30 players to its Hall of Fame at the annual dinner in Kansas City. Robert Gardner of Southwestern Winfield was honored along with tributes to Emil Liston Takin Kan founder and James H Natenith originator of basket all.
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Exhibition Baseball Late Innings Report From City Field
Anoristes Press notes a chaotic exhibition baseball game with teams Dutrois, Bouton, and St. Linde. The report mentions runs, innings, and questionable plays near New York and Philadelphia venues, with scattered scoring and unclear final outcome due to garbled OCR.
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White Sox Acquire Bill Kennedy In Exile Deal
PASADENA Calif With rain spoiling yesterday s Chicago White Sox St Louis Browns exhibition the major move in Sox camp is the acquisition of left hander Bill Kennedy from the Browns for considerably more than the 10000 waiver price Kennedy 31 won one and lost five for St Louis last season Rookie right handers John Rutherford and Ben Wade are both bidding to stay with the Brooklyn Dodgers as relievers and impressed manager Chuck Dressen with clutch work against Philadelphia Phillies Clyde King was the bullpen ace last season but tired toward the end and could have used help
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