Floyd and Marshall Lead Jayhawker Spring Workout
Kansas University football through its second spring session showcased three quarterbacks passing under coach Mather. Freshmen Floyd and Marshall joined veteran backs in top-three units while Floyd’s debut at fullback drew interest for pace and power. Two more workouts are planned this week ahead of the first full scrimmage on April 14.
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White Sox Pursue Finigan Amid Stiff Price
Tampa Florida reports say the Chicago White Sox covet infielder Jim Finigan of Kansas City, but any deal would require surrendering a Sox pitcher and an infielder. Mike Fornieles and a Bridweiser-type infielder may be asked, though Oakland’s demand could rise for a higher reputation starter. The A’s lineup already features Hector Lopez at third and Spook Jacobs at second, spots Finigan covers.
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AAU Edges Santee in Feature and Race Continues
In New York, Wes Santee faces a possible permanent injunction amid AAU efforts to enforce a lifetime ban for excessive expenses. Justice Lynch will rule, potentially allowing Santee to run again if favored. The case follows prior court actions and appeals. The article notes Ellis Kinder and Walker Cooper as the Cardinals’ veteran battery.
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Dayton Nips Xavier To Move Up in NIT, Semi Finals
Dayton Flyers upset Xavier to reach the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden. Coach Tom Blackburn credited an act of God and Xavier’s first-half free throw struggles for the win. St Joseph’s beat Seton Hall to join Dayton in the semis while Louisville awaited them. St Francis of Brooklyn caused a Cinderella run.
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20 Cars Leave Salt Lake For Third Leg Of Economy Run
Twenty cars started from Salt Lake City this morning bound for Grand Junction on the third leg of the Los Angeles to Colorado Springs economy run. Imperial Southampton led at departure with 21.5 mpg and 62.2 ton-miles per gallon after day two, followed by a Pontiac Chief, tain, a Packard 400, an Oldsmobile 98 and an Oldsmobile 88 with varied efficiencies.
Babe Zaharias Hospital Return for Cancer Checkup
Babe Zaharias was sent back to Galveston Texas for another medical checkup after suffering a recurrence of pains since her treatment last year at John Sealy Hospital. The urgent report notes she is undergoing a second cancer attack evaluation.
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Jayhawks win indoor postal title for Kansas freshmen
Kansas University freshmen track team clinched another Bi Seven Conference indoor postal title with 44 points. Missouri placed third with 31.5 points, Nebraska and Colorado strong contenders. KU stars Will Chamberlain and Charlie Tidwell set records in high jump and sprints, while Jack Schroeder won the mile in 3 23.4.
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Boxer Tells of Fix Before Probe in Los Angeles
Los Angeles boxer Tommy Campbell testified before the governor's special boxing committee that he was told to throw three fights. He said one knockdown was to Art Aragon and two to Del Flanagan in Minnesota. Campbell described instructions from promoter McCoy around the Aragon and Flanagan bouts. He also noted McCoy denied plans to promote an Aragon Flanagan match.
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