Haskell Finish Second in State Indoor Track Meet
Haskell Institute placed second in Class A at the Manhattan state indoor meet, losing to Effingham by 1.5 points. Ted Lewis set a meet record in the mile with 4:37.0, while Buck Rennick of Maize clocked 4:31.1 for Class B mark. Lawrence High contributed with Galen Cawley’s 4:38.4 mile and relay points.
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Manhattan
Effingham
Haskell
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Highland Park
Ted Lewis
Bill Mills
Wichita North
Wichita East
Shawnee Mission
Ottawa
Wyandotte
Atchison
Leavenworth
Clay Center
Alan Nephew
Cliff Bear
Chester Glass
Lawrence High
Cawley
Buddy Bookwalter
Wiggins
Wellsville
Larry Wiggins
Douglass
Curtin McLinton
George Whitney
Salina
Gary Baer
Baer
AAU Clubs Tab Four in Olympic Playoff line up
Denver top performers join veteran AAU players for Olympic playoff in Kansas City April 2 4. Seattle and Phillips strengthen rosters with college and AAU standouts joining eight others for the 10 man teams.
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Denver
Seattle
Buchan Bakers
Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansas City
Dick Boushka
Wichita Vickers
S. L.shofner
Akron Goodyear
Dick Bicher
Denver Central Bank
Terry Rand
Marquette
Allen Bradley
Milwaukee
Jerry Harper
George Linn
University of Alabama
Ada Oilers
Mobile
Jim Bond
Pasadena Nazarene College
Pasadena
Mirror Glaze
Dick Miller
Wissongmneter
Week of Decision in Phog Allen Retirement Case
Kansas University faces a pivotal week as the Athletic Board reviews Phog Allen's retirement request with potential extension. If denied, Dick Harp may be named Allen's successor, with Jerry Waugh considered as an assistant. Ronnie Loneski, KU freshman star, cites loyalty to KU amid multiple offers.
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Phog Allen
Kansas University
K.U. Athletic Board
Tthe
Kansas Board of Regents
Athletic Board
Allen
Regents
Phog
K.U
Dick Harp
Harp
Jerry Waugh
Lawrence High Cage
Ronnie Loneski
Hammond
Ind
Kansas Relays
Wilt Chamberlain
Ronnie
K. U
Clyde Lovelletts
Terre Haute
Jayhawks
Dr. Allen
Kansas
Hansen
Indians
Branch McCracken
Ron
Chamberlain
McCracken
Wilt
Adolph Rupp
Kentucky
Rupp
Oklahoma A & M
Henry Iba
Lindsay Austin
Topeka
Austin
Lindsay
Topekan
Jay Grid
Ad Lindsey
Lindsey
Oor
Adolph
Indsey
Zone defense makes comeback in 1935 56 college play
The article explains why zone defense surged in 1935 56 with bigger players and more aggressive lane play. It notes Okla University’s strategy and argues zone reduces fire rate while preserving key maneuvers.
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Oklag
Hank Iha
Iba
Oklaha University
Forsman
Cardinals Whip Pirates as Repulski Stars
In St. Petersburg the Cardinals beat the Pirates 7-4 as Rip Repulski drives in two runs with a bases loaded single in the seventh. Repulski had two hits and three RBIs while rookie Jack Brandt adds a playmaking triple and RBI to lift his spring average to .280. Hal Smith contributes three hits in a bid for the No.1 catcher role. The piece notes Repulski leads the way and Brandt shines alongside him.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Rip Repulski
Jack Brandt
Redbirds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Repulski
Hal Smith
Brandt
West Stars Lead In Shrine All Star Cage Tilt
The West squad led by Bill Russell of San Francisco faces an East team with Darrell Floyd of Furman in the 6th annual Ararat Shrine all star game in Kansas City. Tipoff is 10 p.m. eastern. Scorers include Floyd 34.4 and Ohio State’s Plaut 32.4, with stars from Utah and Virginia also featured.
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Kansas City
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Darrell Floyd
Furman
Russell
Plasang Wathh
Tim
Mite
Koc Jones Bar Fleld
Floyd
Julius MfcCoy
Mochiran Wee
Ohio State
Art Bante
Utah
Lyles Alley
Shriners Hospitals
Floyd Stahl
Robin Freeman
Athletics Blast 17 Hits To Romp Washington 13-1
The Kansas City A's beat Washington 13-1 in an all-hit attack with homers by Gus Zernial and Hector Lopes. Six first inning runs backed pitcher Bobby Shantz who worked six innings on seven hits. Washington’s Bob Weisler yielded 13 hits in six innings as the A’s moved to 7-7 in exhibition play.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Kansas City A‘s
Gus Zernial
Hector Lopes
Washington
Bobby Shantz
Senators
Bob Weisler
Israelis Claim Attack By Jordan Legion Near Ben Shemen
An Israeli army spokesman said Jordan Arab Legionnaires crossed the armistice line and opened fire on an Israeli patrol near Ben Shemen in the coastal plain. There were no Israeli casualties.
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Jerusalem
Jordan Arab Legionnaires
Ben Shemen
Hundreds of Stars Emit Radio Waves Across Sky
Astronomers report that several hundred stars are known to broadcast radio waves, expanding understanding of stellar activity and potential detectable signals from distant systems. The finding highlights the diverse radio output among stars and informs future observational campaigns.
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