California Bears Meet Oklahoma A. and M. For Title
California defeats Colorado 50 to 44 to reach the final against Oklahoma A. and M. in the NCAA Western regionals. Bob Kurland scores 20 as Baylor falls 44 to 29 to the Aggies. The winner faces Ohio State or North Carolina in New York for the national title.
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Nib Price
Californians
Colorado Univers
Buffaloes
Urland Caravan
Baylorniversity
M. Fracas
Ohiotate
North Carolina
New York
Aggies
Urland
Elmore Morgenthaler
New Meaice School of Mines
Phillips KA Oilers vs San Diego Dons in AAU Finals
Phillips KA Oilers and San Diego Dons meet in the national AAU final after semifinal wins. Oilers defeated Hollywood 43 36 while San Diego edged Denver 46 42 despite Ken Sailors absence. Third place game set for 7:30 pm and final at 9 pm with all tournament teams to be announced.
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Phillips
Bartlesville
Phillips 66 Oilers
San Diego Dons
Denver Ambros
Hollywood 20Th Century-Fox
Hollywood
San Diego
Ken Sailors
Denver
Sailors
Oklahoma Oilers
Jimmy
McNatt
Bill Martin
erhouse _h
Sports Mirror Roundup The NCAA semis and coaching hires
A retro glance recalls Oklahoma A and M routing Utah 62 37 while Arkansas tied Oregon 78 78. In Kansas City the western NCAA semi finals unfold as teams battle for a spot in the title game. Three years ago Clarence Spears was named Maryland football coach. Five years ago Byron Nelson won the Greenshore Open with a 216. Ten years back Eastern and Western Golden Glovers tied in the Inter city matches at Madison Square Garden.
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Oklahoma A. & Mr
Utah
Arkansas
Oregon
Kansas City
Clarence
Doc) Spears
U. of Maryland
Byron Nelson
Greenshore
N.C
Golden Glovers
Madison Square Garden
Sports round up from New York highlights college coaches rules
New York reports on college coaches enforcing training rules as ex GIs resist limits. Ohio State eyes basketball and cullogrimming title as teams prepare for upcoming championships. Mentions Garden silence and coaching changes as speculation swirls about retirements and rival coaches.
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New York
Loren’ Ellis
Beau Brummel
Valparaiso
Ind
G.I
Ohio State
Evans rejects pro bids to return to Jayhawkers
Ray Evans, KU football and basketball star, declined two professional offers to stay in college. He plans to report for spring football practice at Kansas University next week. One offer reportedly came from the Chicago Bears.
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Ray Evans
University of Kansas
K. U
Chicago Bears
North Carolina Favored Over Ohio State in NCA A Finals
North Carolina is eight-point favorite to defeat Ohio State in the eastern NCAA basketball final at Madison Square Garden. The winner faces the western champion in the Garden next Tuesday. Oklahoma A&M and California contest the western title in Kansas City, with the Aggies beating Baylor 44 29 and California upsetting Colorado 50 44.
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New York
North Carolina
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Oklahoma Aggies
California
Kansas City
Aggies
Baylor
Colorarte
Retrial Motion Filed in Wichita Police Case
A retrial motion was filed in Sedgwick County District Court by attorney Siaser for the state, the county, and the union on behalf of discharged Wichita police employees led by trustee Francis Bulla. The filing requests reconsideration of rulings in multiple divisions as Robb handles related matters. Baseball today lists matchups across major league teams with scores from yesterday's action and upcoming games in Florida and other venues.
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Sity
Clair Robb
Sedgwick County District Court
Track prospects brighter at H.8
Liberty Memorial High School track prospects look brighter with eight lettermen among 35 candidates reporting after noon to Coach Doc Watson. The squad should be well balanced with seniors only, strong in dashes and weights, fair in jumps and middle-distance events, and a weak pole vault unless a standout junior high athlete emerges. Key lettermen include Martin Boone Gene Cox Bill Johnson Dick Johnson Robert Near Charles Penny Charles Wagstaff and Alex Payne. The Lions begin April 4 with weekly meets leading to the state meet May 17-18 at Wichita East High School.
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Liberty Memorial High School
G. C
Doc
Watson
Swe
Martin Boone
Gene Cox
Bill Johnson
Dick Johnson
Robert Near
Charles Penny
Charles Wagstaff
Alex Payne
K.U
Winston Winters
Gene Russell
Delph Simons
Bob Iavis
Don Welte
E Ruchem
da Brown
Lions
Wichita East High School
Wrence
Quintageabonihions
Backen
Uni
Liss
Rariekastie
Baldwin
Bease
Eanwerth
Ce Fis
Wichita
4-H Club Presents Bobby Sox at Liberty Memorial High
An all school assembly at Liberty Memorial High featured the Jayhawk 4-H club in a play titled Bobby Sox directed by Mrs. R E Roney and Dr F G Hagenbuch. Cast included Mabel Hayden Edwin Janeway Della Hayden Vera Hayden Harold Bigsby Myrle Hogan Frank Hagenbuch and Bill Rice. The group also performed a square dance and earned blue ribbons at county and district 4-H festivals. A vocal trio Doris Cox Barbara Clough and June Robinson with Martha Demeritt accompanied.
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Darrell Houk
Future Farmers of America
F.P.A
Jayhawk
More Chicks in February in Kansas Hatcheries
Kansas commercial hatcheries produced an estimated 3 710 000 baby chicks in February, nine percent above February 1945. Egg production was about 199 000 000, six percent higher than last year, with eggs up ten percent per 100 layers though the number of laying hens and pullets was four percent lower. In Chicago police ease, nylons queues end as officers recalled from lines.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
H. L. Coll
Federal-State Agricultural Statistician
Collins
Slip Sparks Uproar Over Cold Storage Report Delivery
A Washington agriculture department slip led to a 1945 cold storage report being sent by air mail to Parsons Kansas Sun. Senator Reed called the practice wasteful and Anderson ordered an inquiry. Monthly reports go to 1800 firms and papers, with no daily papers on the list.
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Washington
Mar
Agriculture Department
Ato
Parsons, Kan
Sun
Anderson
Reed
R-Kan
Todey Reed
Clyde Reed, Jr
Appropriations Committee
Oil Activity Down In Kansas Fields This Week
The Associated Press reports a further drop in Kansas oil field activity with 25 new starts in the week ending midweek. Counties Barton, Sassell, Grant, McPherson, and others show varied production, including wells delivering around 1,508 to 1,053 barrels daily, and gas outputs near 15 million cubic feet daily across operations.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Barton County
Sassell
Cutler
Grant
McPherson
Cowley
Sumner
Ellis
Haskell
Stevens
Barber
Rush
Ford
Rice
MrPherson County
F.C. Rach
Anderson
Crowther
Pratt County
Deen Roe Oi Co
Penlson
Yohs
Jeness County
Baran County
Als
Uesel County
Planes to Fight Hoppers Over Northern Iran
Moscow announces a Soviet expedition by the agriculture ministry and airfleet to combat grasshoppers over 148000 acres in northern Iran. Evening Moscow quoted I I Sazonov chief of a special airfleet section saying Iran asked Russia to intervene. Work to finish by June 1. The grasshoppers were destroying vast plots.
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Moscow
Ministry of Agriculture
Iran
Evening Moscow
I. I. Sazonov
Russia
Sazonov
Thiow
Sunday Dinner Guests Honor Thirtieth Weekday Anniversary
Planted fields and cotton plantations in southern Azerbaijan figure as the backdrop for a long list of Sunday dinner guests in Eudora and surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dismang and son Larry of Ottawa attended, along with the Shirck couple of Tonga noxie, others listed include the Diedreich and Kazmaier families, Mable Butts, Captain’s Creek W S C S, and many Kansas City and local visitors. A variety of visits, travel plans, and hospital news follow, including a memorial note on Seaman Bernard Roe and a note about Mrs. J M Hearin’s operation at Lawrence Memorial hospital.
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Larry
Ottawa
Jim Shirck
Tonganoxie
Curtis Diedrich
Shirck
Melvin Reitzel
John Kazmaier
Neil Catlin
Suns Mire
H Hausman
Mable Butts
Martin Fesmier
Sarah
Edgerton
Otto Abel
Millard Murray
Olathe Naval Air
Shoemaker
Calif
Alvin Bond
Carol Joyce
Bom
Millard
Murray
Arthur B
Kan
Trewin
Tinwend
Sliseren Sbekah Lodge
Jewel Iodge
Kansas City
Irene Roher
Jessie G Reusch
Helen Miner
Rat
Eudora
C. B. Johnson
Fred Rothberger
Long
Methodist Church
Norman Hea
Columbus
Hearin
Frank Johnson
Anna Marie McGlade
Woodrow Odenson
Jorie Zniner
Kansas Ci
J. M. Hearin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
I’e Bernard Roe
San Francisco
di Charre
St. Louis
Eusdtora
Henry Papenhausen
Excelsior Springs
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