AP All-Loop Big Seven picks honor Kansas stars
Clyde Lovellette and Bill Stauffer head the unanimous All-Loop selections as Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska place multiple players on the 1951 Big Seven roster. Knostman Buchanan Kenney Iverson Stange Gompert Rousey Hougland Norton Pinsock named to the honor roll.
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Lavellette
Kansas University
Sampion Jayhawks
Stauffer
Missouri
Jim Buchanan
Nebraska
Dick Knostman
Kansas State
Bob Kenney
Kansas
Jim Iverson
Buchanan
Theissouri Hooks
Nebraske
Frank Gompert
Art. Bunte
Colorado
Bob Rousey
Bob Reiter
Gene Missouri
Bill Hougland
Sherman Norton
Okla
Jim_ Stange
Iowa State
Jease Pinsock
Enrollment Closing in Lawrence Blue Cross Plan
More than 150 volunteer neighborhood workers urged to complete their forms and return kits by week’s end. Tomorrow marks the final day for Lawrence enrollment, with no chance to enroll in either health plan for a year. Enrollment centers include the Chamber of Commerce, doctors’ offices, Medical Arts Center, and Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A dedicated telephone line at downtown headquarters allows uncontacted residents to enroll by calling 279 before Saturday evening. Memberships issued now become effective April 1 with no payment due at sign-up.
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Blue Shield
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Medical Arts Center
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Mnet
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Sub Fighter Not Fearful Of Favorite John Saxton
Johnny Saxton of Brooklyn, 22, a 26 fight winner, is 3 to 1 favorite to beat Lester Felton of Detroit in a 10 round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The bout starts at 9 p.m. CST and will be shown coast to coast. Felton subs for Johnny Bratton due to a bruised hand.
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New York
Johnny Saxton
Brooklyn
Lester Felton
Detroit
Felton
Madison Square Garden
Johnny Bratton
Gub
Tasnt
Saxton
Ray Robinson
Divion
Basketball results from various tourneys and high school games
Semi finals of the NIT feature TaSalle 59 over fyuquesie 46 while Wyayton 49 beats St Bonaventure. NAIA tourney shows Portiaids over Ore Te Haniine. Southwest Texas 63 defeats Lawrence Tech. Morningside 14 over Murray, Ky. 81 in another game. Wichita East 42 Parsons 49. Abilene 47 Highland Park 45. Winona 4 best Brookville 4% in a city standings note. Manhattan 55 over Gridley 90.
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TaSalle
Fyuquesie
Wyayton
St. Bonaventure
Hanass High School
Wichita East
Haskell picks Kansan squad. Hawks eye track rivals
In a Dig Seven Conference balloting Kansas University earns top honors with a star lineup featuring Don Johnson from Oklahoma A&M and Fr. Gomper from Colorado at forwards, Dick Kanstman of Kansas State College centers, and Bill Stauffer of Missouri and Jim Buchanan of Nebraska at guards. Kansas State’s Gene Wilson and Art Bank fuel the Wildcats past KC in Manhattan. Meanwhile Haskell Institute begins track practice with coach Tony Coffin guiding newcomers and returning lettermen as they plan inter-class meets March 28 and relay invitations to OU, Ottawa, and Baker Relays, aiming for dual meets and the annual Haskell Night Track April 10.
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Toamy
Kansas University
Don Johnson
Oklahoma
Whiley) Gompert
Colorado
Dick Kanstman
Kansas State College
Missouri
Bill Stauffer
Midlands
Nebraska
Jim Buchanan
al But Knostman
Gomper
Kansas
Sherman Norton
Keith Flower
Southern California
Center Art Bank
Caloraio
Fresh-Aman
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Kansas State
Gene Wilson
Wilson
Wildcats
K. C
Manhattan
Hawks
Morrow
Boss
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Braves
Euent
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Jack White
Carl Bierman
White
Bierman
Coffin
Haskell
Leo' S
John Gibson
Waskell
K.U
Peters
Salomon Hill
Samon
Hill
Sammy Killer
Tom Jimbox
Boal
Frankie Toney
Marvin Sams
Toney
Andrew Johnson
Jay Boner
Ted Leftove
Roberke
Richard White
Otawa
Tfigh
Park
Ottawa
Topeka
Lawrence
Maskell
Trojans
Jayhawk League
Braves Stadium
Dayton’s Meineke rises to national prominence in NIT finale
Don Meineke, once deemed ineligible in high school and later nurtured by Dayton's program, headlines the National Invitation Tournament final at Madison Square Garden. He scores 25 points against St Bonaventure and powers Dayton past La Salle's Tom Gola and top seeds Duquesne en route to the title game.
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Dayton
Phillips Oilers
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Kurland
Oklahoma A and M
Don
Tommy Blackburn
Dayton University
Meineke
Dayton Flyers
la Salle
Tom Gola
Madison Square Garden
la Salle Explorers
Af Tall
Duquesne
St. Bonaventure
Bony
Scord
Bill Edwards
Fights Last Night by Associated Brest
In San Francisco Roy Sugars Robinson of New York outboxed Carl Olson of Jonolada. In Portland Maine Charley Gou lart from Cambridge stopped Johnny Peverada from Portland. In New York Dunty Jo Perez defeated Dan oman of Cliffside Park by outpoint.
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Associated Brest
San Francisco
Roy Sugars Robinson
New York
Outfoes
Carl
Bobo) Olson
Jonolada
Portland
Charley
Goulart
Cambridge
Mass
Johnny Peverada
Dunty Jo Perez
Id's
Dan Oman
Cliffside Park
N.g
Track league to be discussed at Topeka meeting
Braves prepare for league competition as loop officials plan a March 19 meeting at Hayden High Topeka. Haskell officials expect to invite for the league track meet at that time.
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Braves
Loop
Hayden High
Topeka
Haskell
New King For Sure In NAIB Basketball Meet
The Portland University Pilots upset three-time champion Hamline 167 in the quarterfinals and face Murray State in the semifinal. Murray State beat Whitworth 81-69 as Ralph Polson scored 41. Southwest Texas State and Springfield meet in the other semifinal after solid wins.
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Kansas City
Portland
Ore
Springfield
College of
Sioux City
NCAA Tourney Field Set With Naming of Quartet
The NCAA named four at large selections Penn State Dayton Duquesne and St John s joining Santa Clara and Oklahoma City as independents to complete a 16 team field for the basketball championship. Four regionals will be played March 21 22 with winners advancing to the finals at the University of Washington.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Penn State
Dayton
Duquesne
St. John's
Onll
Santa Clara
Oklahoma City
Arso
Gnals
University of Wash
Cubs Choose Mesa Training Home For 1953 Season
The Chicago Cubs will train at Mesa Arizona again in 1953. Wid Matthews, the club personnel director, said Thursday the team plans to hold camp in the Phoenix area with the spring sessions at Mesa. The report notes regional meets in Raleigh and other cities as part of the year’s scheduling.
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Cube
Weat Mesa
Ariz
Chicago Cubs
Mesa
Wid Matthews
Cubs
Agreement Reached With Ho Ho Kam Club for 1954
Matthews said a deal was reached with the Ho Ho Kam Club that hosts the national event. The agreement includes an item for 1954, details not specified.
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Ho Ho Kam Club
Matthews
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