Kansas Team Leaves for Oklahoma City for N C A A Clash
The University of Kansas basketball squad departs Lawrence in two groups for Oklahoma City to face Oklahoma A M in a 8:30 p m contest to decide the fifth district NCAA title. Officials Parke Carroll and Grable W Duvall were chosen after talks with coach Dr F C Allen.
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Promoters Top Lincoln High In Colored Invitational Opener
Lawrence Promoters defeated Lincoln High School Jefferson City Missouri 29 to 19 in first round of the Colored Invitational in Kansas City. Coach Maurice Cannady ordered early long shots, Lincoln’s defense softened, Promoters then drove for short shots to build a 15 to 5 halftime lead. They meet Sumner High of Kansas City tonight at 8. Jefferson City finished third in a Missouri all colored tournament.
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Maurice Moulder to New Coaching Job in Arizona
Maurice Moulder of Tola Kansas will become football and track coach at Arizona State Teachers College in Flagstaff. He arrives around April 1 to take over after Garrett Arbelbide’s June 4 resignation and will oversee spring football practice. Moulder is a Missouri University graduate and formerly assisted at the University of New Mexico under Gwinn Henry.
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Gwinn. Henry
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T. J. Tormey
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Washburn
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Topeka
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Kansas cagers praise Don Ebling as spark of season
Coach F C Allen lauds Don Ebling of Kansas as the most valuable yet underappreciated player, noting his 68 points in 10 games and 7.2 season average. The piece cites his rebounding, hustle, and impact in big games, with broader notes on team plans and upcoming matches and events around Wichita and Topeka.
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Don Ebling
Lindsborg
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Ray
Don
Dr. Allen
Oklahoma
Wichita
Ark Valley league rivals in Arkansas Valley basketball title chase
Wyandotte of Kansas City leads a field aiming for the Class A title with 28 straight wins as Hutchinson Newton Winfield clash in semi finals. Nickerson loses a last second shot to Menlo in the B tournament. Roosevelt and Buhler advance in the other bracket.
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Nickerson
Topeka
Mar
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Hutchinson
Newton
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Sakers
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Thruout
Wards
Kan
Ward
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John Dowell
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Sublette
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Almena
Training Camp Briefs Highlight Spring Neatens
Training camp notes from multiple cities report Stuart Swift of the St. Louis Browns edging ahead as No 1 catcher with strong Texas league defense. Paul Derringer earns praise from Charley Keller after a Yankees win and Reds’ Havana game moved up. Prammy Chapman shines for the Philadelphia Athletics in spring action. Dick Bartell boosts the Detroit Tigers as Grapefruit league play advances against the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Mar
Robert Virgil Swift
St. Louis Browns
Joe Glenn
Swift
Altho
Tampa
Fla
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Cincinnati
Yankees
Charley Keller
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Lakeland
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Lookabaugh Named Oklahoma WPA Supervisor
Guy Lookabaugh a former Missouri Valley athletic coach was appointed supervisor of community service for Oklahoma WPA He will oversee technical details of statewide recreational museum arts library and music projects Lookabaugh was an all around athlete at Oklahoma A and M College and a renowned wrestler He also coached at the University of Kansas in 1925 when Kansas belonged to the Valley league.
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Woodruff Sets Indoors Marks at Dartmouth Carnival
Hanover N H March 15 John Woodruff the famed Olympic champion tied up two indoor records at Dartmouth Carnival racing 880 yards in 1 47 7 amid a handicapped field His 1 47 7 surpassed the outdoor half mile record and erased John Boricans 1 49 2 mark while Woodruff also hit 1 47 flat at the 800 meter point to eclipse Boricans previous time.
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Record Highlights From Past Track and Basketball News
A year ago John Borican set world marks in 800 meters in 1 49 2 and 80 yards in 1 49 8 on Dartmouth indoor track while Don Lash failed in a two mile attempt clocking 39 01 Three years ago College coaches voted 60 9 to abolish center jump and the national rules committee accepted the change Three five years ago Glenn Cunningham beat Chuck Hornbostel at Knights of Columbus meet in a 1000 yard run setting a world mark
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Indiana
Stanford Board Recommends New Assistant Coaches
Palo Alto Calif March 15 The Stanford board of athletic control recommended Marchmont Schwartz formerly of Creighton University and Phil Bengston of the University of Missouri as assistant football coaches at Stanford University. The action followed a request by head coach Clark Shaughnessy.
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Hutchinson and Iola resume state playoff on Tola court
In Tola Kansas on March 1945 the Iola and Hutchinson junior colleges restart their series for the state championship with Hutchinson leading 56 to 39 after the first game. A win tonight gives Hutchinson the title. a Tola victory would force a deciding game at Chanute tomorrow night.
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College Tourney Semi finals Set After Quarters
Tarkio College faces Texas Wesleyan in Tarkio Missouri as San Diego State battles Delta State in San Diego California. Quarterfinals saw Tarkie 37 Texas Wesleyan 28 and Delta State 44 Maryville 30 while Hamline beat Southwestern 38 33.
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Aztecs Reach Semi Finals With Final Minute Wins In Tourney
San Diego State moves into the national intercollegiate tournament semi finals with a third straight victory, riding Richard Mitchell's late two pointer and 30 second scoring bursts. Delta State and Hamline also figure in the drama as Tough late shots and strong defense shape the bracket.
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Richard Mitchell
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Yankees to Start Five or Six in All Star Game
Tampa on March 15 reports Joe McCarthy will use only five or six New York Yankees in the starting lineup for the All Star benefit game to aid Finnish relief. He named three Red Sox to start and hinted Red Ruffing or Lefty Gomez may be the American League pitcher, with Bill McKechnie outlining a National League lineup including Arnovich Lavagetto Ott Mize Lombardi Demaree Cuccinello Jurges and Demaree.
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Helsinki Olympic Games decision delayed to next month
Helsinki March 15 W Rangell chairman of the Olympic games organizing committee said the final decision on holding the games in Helsinki would be made next month. Urho Kekkonen vice chairman noted technical difficulties but stressed the key issue is whether enough people would attend to justify the heavy expenses.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores From Florida Stages
Multiple spring training results listed from Florida venues including Cleveland over Syracuse 6 to 1 at Fort Favderdais St Petersborg Ion New York, Boston over St Louis 4 at Bradenton, Detroit over Brooklyn 10 at Lakeland, Philadelphia over Rochester 7 at West Palm Beach, and Philadelphia over Pittsburgh 10 at San Bernardino, with Los Angeles Chicago 4 in Los Angeles.
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Roundup of sports notes and names from New York paper
A brisk sweep of sports briefings mentions Grapefruit league chatter and prepared headlines for Davey O'Brien and Miss Frances Buster, plus Bill Hayes slimming down and Fordham-St Mary’s football facing a slate change. Other items highlight Bill De Correvant, Leo Durocher quips, Panuvos, Paavo Nurmi taxi ore, and Joey Archibald title shots.
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Armour Relays Set 2nd Annual Meet at University of Chicago
Forty schools enter the Armour relays at the University of Chicago with Michigan State Normal defending college honors. Contenders include Marinette Kansas State College and Loyola of Chicago for the college crown, while Wisconsin Nebraska challenge in class titles. Record holders Ed Thistlethwaite and Elmer Hackney return, though both trail recent marks. Hackney’s wrist hampers him. A featured relay aims to spark Chuck Fenske to a new indoor three quarter mile record.
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Ed Thistlethwaite
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Elmer Hackney
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Lecompton Community News Highlights Local Events
Lecompton residents join Homemakers to gather papers and plan church activities. School to stage Tom Sawyer March 29, YWCA meeting March 20, and a March 15 community entertainment by the YWCA. Local moves include the Shields family and multiple households relocating farms and homes.
Death of Mrs. John Dailey at 77 in Stony Point
Mrs. John Dailey aged 77 died at her home on March 6 after nearly 20 years in the community. Funeral services were held at Schubert Funeral Home, body sent to Kansas City for cremation, burial Monday at Forest Park Cemetery. Survived by husband John W. Dailey and children including William Hedrick, John Hedrick, Kelly Hedrick, plus two sisters and a brother. Separate notes recount neighbors’ visits and moving plans in the area.
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