Lawrence High Track Opens Season With Shawnee Mission Test
Lawrence High School prepares a 42 man track squad under coach Doc Watson for a season opener against defending champion Shawnee Mission. The piece lists key athletes, upcoming duals, a Perry meet, and notes on facilities and past Kansas City and Big Seven basketball discussions, with references to notable figures and future field-house plans.
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Shawnee Mission
G. O
Doc” Watson
Lawrence
Haskell
Oskaloosa
McLouth
Perry
Watson
Irene
Maen
Ig Cos
Sheareetanee
Javeln
Kenneth Bateson
Allen Moore
Boardman
Bil Nelder
Bod Cawley
Don Rake
Jerry Cox
Raffle -Miller
Gene O'Neil
K Elvig Jim Richard warnOe Smith
Rob Hazlett
Frank Bill H Willingham
Duane Lewer
Norman Wilson
Ronald Lady
Donald Woodard
Don Laing
Richard Wrench
Dick Laptad
Byron Springer
Dim Marsell
Don
Spi Ir
N.C
Kansas Aggies
Jayhawkers
Big Seven
Bradley U
Kansas City
Wildcats
Harry Good
Nebraska
Major sports results and local events listed in brief
A year ago Sammy Snead Steater Libya Mangrum and Brucherie are noted in a dated retrospective. Football savant UCLA’s ten year glance is mentioned alongside Giants owner shifts to Detroit. Evening baseball scores include St Louis New York Philadelphia and Cleveland games. A Clinton athletic club play titled Ambrose is announced for Saturday night at Clinton School.
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Associated Press
Sammy Snead Steater
Libya
Clinton
Clinton Athletic *Club
Peathetsis Ambrose
Inton School Ie
Golf Notes From The Links And Local Matchups
Golf notes recount a windy late week session with the course in a barely noticeable stage. Tee benches are painted and will be erected soon as Charles and Vernie Wilson challenge Ralph Campbell and Don Bledsoe in a Sunday outing.
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Pat Gorbashia
Charles
Vernie Wilson
Ralph Campbell
Don Bledsoe
Pbell
Campbell
Bledsoe
Golfers Compete In Weekly Swope Park Event
Leonard Logan and Jack Hines participated in the weekly golf event at Swope Park. Iff and Wilson tied for a three and the match ended with a close finish.
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Iff
Wilson Pe Cee
Leonard Logan
Jack Hines
Ted
Swope Park
Colorado C C U Coach Withdraws Application
C C U coach Parrack withdraws his candidacy for the University of Colorado basketball job after a Boulder conference with athletic officials. He notes the position is not as desirable as expected after finishing his third year at OC U with a 19 win, 9 loss record.
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Kansas City
Cage
University of Colorado
Colorado
Forrest Cox
Parrack
Boulder
0.C.U
Lee Atkinson Fined in Police Court for Drunk Charge
Lee Atkinson of 824 Maine Street was fined $10 yesterday in police court by Judge Wayne Allphin on a drunk driving related charge.
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Lee Atkinson
Maine Street
Wayne Allphin
Change Expected in Date For Starting of Training
Phillies and Dodgers will open the 1951 spring exhibition season in Miami March 10. New York reports the plan amid uncertain timing and a shift in schedules. The piece references intercollegiate regatta changes and personnel decisions at North Carolina State and Minnesota, noting officials weighing options and ticket requests.
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Dodgers
New York
UPI
Miami
Marietta
Columbus
Charles
Clogs
North
Caroline
State
Minnesota
Bernie
Allen’s Alley Sportescape Debuts With Pitcher Bill Allen
An 18 year old six foot five pitcher Bill Allen faced the cage in a noted session. He warned, Do not take pictures of me hitting. The piece recalls his ex major league connections and a past event with Mant Bra’ neta.
Wisconsin high school event draws varied attendance
Attendance at Wisconsin high school outings shows swings from 14 000 to 18 000 for semi finals and polis events while Madison with 270 enrollment claimed the title. George Fazio, noted golf pro, has taken a job at the Plushy Folhment club in Rockville Maryland, signaling a notable career move.
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Cie Seana
Wisconsin
Indiana
P.S
Madison
George Fazio
Pin Golfro
Folhment Club
Rockville
All-Star Players Named From New Union and Jamestown High
Eouree Merstrom and John from Union and Sam from Jamestown High were named to the All-Star team We the Ginak in 16. Both had undetected seasons last year, marking notable picks for the district.
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Eouree. Merstrom
New Union Estae
N.Y
Esech
Ginak
John
Union
Sam
Jamestown High School
Rain Stalls Rain Makers in New York May News
A garbled update from New York outlines weather disruptions and a postponed event set for today. The fragment mentions rain effects on proceedings and an intended measurement or decision amid repeated weather concerns.
Coaches Differ on Who Will Win Big Contest
New York March 28 UP Coaches offer opinions on tonight's NCAA basketball title games between Bradley and City College. Hank Iba favors Bradley if they are shooting well. Clair Bee says City College is the best with many weapons. Scott and others pick City College. Newell sees a close call. Stalcup or Gardner offer varying views. Meanwhile, a highway crash near Pawhuska, Oklahoma, killed Bryan E. Burton, 82, of Wichita.
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New York
N.C.A.A
Bradley
University
City College
Hank Iba
Oklahoma A. & M
Squeaky
Melchiorre
Tippany
Ohio State
Scott
North Carolina
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