Haskell and Rosedale Duel For Class A Title
Haskell Indian Institute and Rosedale of Kansas City meet at 9 p.m. in Hutchinson for the Class A state basketball championship. Haskell advanced with a 65 64 win over Fredonia while Rosedale beat defending champion Russell 65 51. Russell and Fredonia play for third.
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Hutchinson
Indians
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Russell
Haskell
Haskell earns win with balanced attack in Jayhawk League rout
Haskell University tops Fredonia 64 45 behind 19 from One Game Away and 11 from Elliott Ryal with 10 each from Ken Bailey and Eugene Black and seven from Wayne Postoak. The Tribe’s pressure defense limited Fredonia’s Roger Ludlum to 12 as Haskell led 31 26 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Sevier adds 19 in state tournament play for 456 season points. Coffin uses all 10 players.
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Elliott Ryal
Ken Bailey
Eugene Black
Wayne Postoak
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Sacred Heart
Fredonia
Roger Ludlum
Jayhawk
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Tony
Rosedale
Russell
Warner A
Tony) Coffin
Sevier
Pittsburg Coach Earns NAIA Coach of the Year
John Lance of Pittsburg State Teachers College was named NAIA Coach of the Year after his team posted a 25 1 record this season though they lost to McNeese State in the semifinal. E D Fish former NAIA president presented the award and Billy Tidwell of Emporia State received a leadership prize. Walker's Wolverines host Atchison A Cs tonight at 7 45 in the Community Building.
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Pittsburg State’ Teachers College
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McNeese State
Lake Charles
Emporia State
E. D
Gus) Fish
NAIA
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Walker
Wolverines
Atchison A.C
Logart Eyes Title Bout After Ortega Win
Cuba’s Isaac Kidt Logart says he will fight the best welterweights to earn a title shot. He agreed to an April 27 Miami bout with ex-champion Tony DeMarco after a 5th straight win by unanimous decision over Mexico’s Gaspar Ortega, lifting his record to 42–5. Ortega fell to 32–6.
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Mexico
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Eddie Mafuz
Tony DeMarco
Miami
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Carmen Basilio
DeMarco
Ortega
Harry Kessler
Artie Aidala
Bill Recht
Louis Wins in Mat Bid Wrestle Full Time Prospect
Joe Louis, former heavyweight boxing champion, won his wrestling debut at Uline Arena defeating Rocky Lee in about ten minutes before 4,100 fans. Promoter Ray Fabiani offered a guaranteed 150,000 dollars for multiple bouts weekly over the coming year, with Louis weighing his future in wrestling.
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Joe Louis
Rocky J Lee
Uline Arena
Louis
Joe
Ray Fabiani
Boxing Results From Last Night Worldwide
The report lists several bouts: Isaac Kid Logart of New York outpointed Gaspar Ortega of Mexico in Madison Square Garden. Alphonse Halimi of Paris outpointed Billy Peacock of Philadelphia in Paris. Paris hosts two noted decisions with close scores and multiple venues referenced.
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Associated
Wyandotte to face Newton for Kansas AA title tonight
Wyandotte unbeaten in AO starts meets Newton at Manhattan for the State Class AA championship. Allan Bonaghue scored 18 as Wyandotte defeated Tutehinsan 47 41 in the semifinals. Hutchinson and Parsons fight for third. Haskell and Rosedale vie for Class A crown. Inman Claflin meet for Class B and Montezuma faces Dorrance in Class BB finals.
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Rosedale
Parsons
Bob Sieniuis
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Great Bend
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Selden
Rookies Get Chance With Cardinals During Spring
In St. Petersburg Florida Fred Hutchinson has given all 27 pitchers including veterans a mound duty in exhibition games or class B contests. For infield spots first base and shortstop see Dick Schofield Alex Grammas and Eddie Kasko rotating. Wally Moon Tom Alston and Joe Cunningham rotating at first.
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Tom Alston
Joe Cunnigham
Minneapolis 103 St Louis 97 in Western Division playoff
Minneapolis toppled St Louis 103 to 97 to move into sole second place in the Western Division playoff chase. The game featured a high scoring second half and key baskets from the challengers.
Notable Officials Absent Duke Mustangs Look Strong at Regional
NCAA notes from Kansas reveal Cliff Ogden to work the Denver AAU tourney then Olympic playoffs. Chalmer Woodard visits Lawrence as a vacationer while SMU and Tulsa contenders prep. Houston stumbles in Friday's regional, SMU flashes depth with Krebs and Morris, Griffin cited as key cog by Abe Lemons.
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Missouri
Georgia Tech
Maxwell Leads St Petersburg Open After Second Round
Billy Maxwell, 26, forward to winning the $12,500 St Petersburg Open prize as a wedding anniversary present, carved seven strokes to a 65 in round two and holds a three stroke lead at 133 at the midway point. Lionel Hebert, Ted Kroll, and Art Wall Jr. sit two back at 136.
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Fairfield of Casey Leads Pensacola Open Group
Fairfield of Casey Indiana and Frank Stranahan share a 137 score after round one at Pensacola Open. The Lakewood Country Club course measures 6 489 yards with a par of 72.
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Frank Stranahan
Lakewood Country Club
Wayland Flying Gals Win Third Straight AAU Title
The Wayland College Flying Queens from Plainview Texas won the national AAU women’s basketball tournament for the third consecutive year, defeating Nashville Business College 29 to 33 in the final. They posted over 60 points per game across three playoff games. Wesleyan of Mount Pleasant Iowa took third place by beating Omaha Commercial Extension by the same score.
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Nashville
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Business College
Towa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Omaha Commercial Extension
Two Officers Graduate From Basic Infantry School
Two former Kansas University students recently graduated from the basic Infantry officer program. The ceremony marked the completion of training for new officers ready to lead troops in field operations.
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Kansas University
Fragmentary ROTC notes from Fort Benning cited
Uneven OCR text references ROTC at Fort Benning Georgia with scattered names and unclear details. Mentions Davis Beardsley Rus Kansas City and 2007 but lacks coherent context or full events.
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Secunid
Athletics Take Day Off and Prep for Reds Series
A fragmentary item notes the Athletics resting before facing the Cincinnati Redlegs. The inactive day and upcoming trip hint at a schedule shift, with references to location West Paton Beach and coach plans. The garbled text shows ambivalent notes on upcoming practice and possible tie with the A squad.
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Rey Bead
West Paton Beach
Hiner
Heey
NAIA Elects Indian Man To Guide Organization
An Indian man was elected to lead the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes. The surprise decision was announced as the group seeks new strategic directions and broader involvement from member colleges.
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Naia Elects
To Guide
Organization
Cage Results Show Narrow Wins in Early Round
Tournament results from Fort Acycntea Peed listSan Beaneiisea torta at nah St Seattle 72 over Southern Methodist 8% Houston Oklahoma City 91 over Kansas State 87 Morehead Ky and Kentucky 84 Wayne Mich 64 Temple 61 Connecticut 59 Canisins 66 Dartmouth 58.
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