Jayhawker Practice Notes Injuries Abound For Kansas
Kansas football drills last night featured hard knocks and bruises with QB Gil Reich and receiver duo Morris Kay and Bob Brandeberry among standouts. Injuries included minor sprains and a serious-sounding tackle incident, with coach Jules Sikes eyeing a return for Rob Robinson and planning another scrimmage tomorrow afternoon. An observer at the session was Dr. Franklin J. Murphy.
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Dodgers may have Hodges catch this week in spring camp
The Dodgers plan to use Gil Hodges at catcher temporarily as insurance because only two catchers Roy Campanella and Al Walker are on the roster. Hodges, who has played first base, said he would be willing to try catching if it helps the club, though he prefers remaining at first when possible.
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Ardmore HS intra squad scrimmage fuels spring plans
March 2 intra-squad contest at Ardmore High School field showcased Whitworth’s spring game approach from Stillwater campus, drawing player and fan support. Manhattan’s Ray Wauthier preps 75 candidates for Kansas State varsity baseball, with a 20-game slate and four with Kansas. KU to play in Aggieville and Mt. Bread tilts in May. Don Faurot to lead football clinic at Boise Aug 11 12, stressing speed and split T. Dean Seecher wins district honor in national oratorical contest at Wichita Del Diprido High School.
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State Sends Four Wives To Women's AAU Tourney
Four Kansas teams will compete in the Women’s National AAU basketball tournament next week with first rounds in upper and lower brackets. Defending champions Hanes Hosiery of Winston-Salem leads the seeded field alongside Dodge City Mayville and Topeka entries.
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Colorado Wins Wey Trophy For 1951 52 Basketball Season
Colorado defeats rivals to claim the Wey award as national basketball champions for 1951 52. The Boulder school becomes the first to repeat in four years as peers vote the Buffaloes the season’s top team at a dinner honoring winners in Kansas City.
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Cubs Hopeful as Edwards and Northey Return to Action
San Bernardino report says catcher Bruce Edwards has a normal shoulder after a back throwing muscle strain that has healed. Outfielder Ron Northey’s knee is normal following surgery to remove loose cartilage. If Edwards can play regularly, Chicago Cubs aim for a first division spot despite long season arm trouble.
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Oklahoma Teams Struggle in Kansas City NCAA Bracket
Oklahoma fans note that playing on state courts proved unhealthy for four NCAA tournament teams in Kansas City. Reports say Oklahoma A&M and Oklahoma City clubs faced defeats, while Oklahoma and Texas Christian earned mixed results in Stillwater and Norman, fueling optimism for a late-season rebound and next year’s prospects.
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Eddie Hickey Leads Billikens to Tourney Clash With New Mexico Aggies
Eddie Hickey coach of the St Louis Billikens heads to a tourney game against the New Mexico Aggies tonight after being named Coach of the Year by Missouri Valley peers. The report notes past winners Forrest Anderson and Henry Iba. Also mentions Aggie baseball prep, football drills and intra squad plans, with Whitworth resting players for spring ball and Nebraska and Oklahoma links.
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Hoppe Surges Back to Lead in World Three Cushion
Willie Hoppe overcame nerves and two defeats to tie for first in the world three cushion billiards tournament. He defeated Art Rubin 50-46 in San Francisco, moving to a 6-2 record and sharing the lead with Jay Bozeman. Kinney Matsuyama and Ray Kilgore remain in the running as the finale approaches.
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Exhibition Baseball Scores Across Cities Mentioned
Reported results show numerous exhibition baseball games with unclear city abbreviations. Teams from Boston Chicago Philadelphia New York St Louis and Milwaukee posted varied scores, highlighting a cluttered schedule and inconsistent lineups across venues.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT Prompted Roundup of Indoor Boxing Events
Portland report notes Jimmy Richmond of Baltimore defeated Dek Lundy by outpoint. New York's Sonny Volpe outpointed Basil Maine in a 144 1 8 pound bout in New York. In Philadelphia Basil Maine beat Lou 8 Petrified Cat reported from Mount Vernon describes electricians spotting a cat found petrified in a sealed wall, described as turned to rock in an airless tomb.
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Indians Seek Jobs in Chicago Through Federal Agency
In Chicago and nearby areas 18 American Indians are job hunting with a placement service set up by the Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs. The bureau says Indians are leaving Western reservations due to a lack of work.
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