Big Six Meet Set At Lincoln For Outdoor Title
Kansas State, defending indoor champion, aims to repeat at the 18th annual Big Six outdoor meet in Lincoln Nebraska, led by Leroy Robison and Karl Schell in sprints and jumps. Kansas Jayhawks, Nebraska Cornhuskers, Oklahoma Sooners, Missouri Tigers, and Iowa State compete for conference laurels with top marks in shot put, discus, javelin, and distance events.
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Topeka Owls Cruise Past Muskogee in 8-3 Win
Topeka Owls maintained their Western Baseball lead with an 8-3 victory over Muskogee, sweeping the three-game series. Fritz Luciano sparked the offense with a second-inning two-run double, Jake Watkins followed with a three-base hit, and pitcher Fritz limited the Reds to six hits. Fort Smith and St Joseph-Salina matches reported postponed. Hutchinson beat Leavenworth 7-1 after four prior attempts.
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MOVE NEARER THE TOP BIG SIX MOGULS MAY PICK COMMISSIONER
Kansas City May 16 Meetings of the Big Six conference faculty committee and athletic directors are set for the league’s 18th annual track and field meet in Nebraska. Informed sources say the faculty committee will name a conference commissioner at the spring meeting. Reaves Peters of Kansas City, commissioner of officials for the conference, has been most mentioned for the post.
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Duck hunter population notes from Fish and Wildlife report
Washington May 1 reports show a 2 percent decline in continental waterfowl migration. Albert M Nay notes the trend could allow a smaller hunting area to permit more breeders to fly north in spring. The official assessment discusses adjustments to quotas and seasonal timing.
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Browne to Take Rest From Nebraska U Position
W H Browne on terminal leave from the army will temporarly give up coaching duties at the University of Nebraska because of ill health. Ifinwine who has assisted football and staketsi, expected to enter hospital for check up and rest. Washburn team defeats Emporia State Teachers 6 0 yesterday in Topeka.
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Karl Ebel Eyes Big Six Javelin Duel At Lincoln Carnival
Karl Ebel of Kansas, a 190 pound freshman javelin thrower, is expected to duel Nebraska’s Herb Grattan for the Big Six spear crown at Lincoln’s fresh air carnival. A Hillsboro native and Look Magazine All-American, Ebel has updated his form this spring under coach Ray Kanehl, aiming at a 200 foot throw. Leroy Robison and Charlie Black round out Kansas’ entries in shot and discus, with 20 team points hoped from the three weight events.
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Senators Defeat Tigers 6 To 3 In Three New Wins
Rival managers learn from a strong southpaw strategy as the Washington Senators beat the Detroit Tigers 6 to 3 behind a solid early lead. St Louis Cardinals edge Dodgers 1-0 with Howie Palett's control, lifting them in the NL race. Red Sox fall to White Sox 3-2 while Yankees lose to Browns. Cleveland sweep Athletics 3-0 and 5-0. Cubs beat Phillies 6-4 in a long extra inning game. Reds beat Giants 2-1 in ten.
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Kansas and Missouri prepare for final baseball clash
Kansas aims to finish the season strong against Missouri in a two game set at home after a rough stretch at Columbia. Red Dugan's Jayhawkers seek a split to post a five and one record. Tommy Saffell will start Friday with Rayburn Cramb lined up for Saturday. Five regulars hit above .400 in recent series including Verle Anderson Red Hogan and Curley Hayden with Rud French also contributing.
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Sports Mirror notes player quits over salary dispute
Tetay vent nfo-Mort Mooner, ace nighthalder of the St. Louie Cardinals, quits the club for the third time over salary. Five years earlier the University of Buffalo dropped all sports activities. Pittsburgh defeated the Dodgers 3-2 in 11 innings to snap a Brooklyn seven-game streak. Kid Venture won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness by a nose from Granville in 1923.
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Track Meet at Baker College Championship Preview
Kansas Intercollegiate meet features six colleges with Baker University hosting. Ostasea University favored for first, College of Emporia second, Baker third. Other entrants include Bethany Bethel and McPherson in select events as the 28th annual conference meet unfolds Friday afternoon and a faculty meeting follows the curtain.
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Postwar college sports boom across major programs
A survey shows only 22 of 125 college presidents studied postwar athletic changes. Ex GI’s flood campuses boosting teams. many labs, arenas scarce. Reports cite Oregon, Oklahoma A&M, Ohio State, Michigan, and Pennsylvania with large spring turnouts and plans for JV, boxing, and hockey expansion.
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Blues Beat Mudhens 6 To 4 In American Association Narrowing Standings
Kansas City Blues defeated Toledo Mudhens 6 to 4, halting the Mud Hens five game win streak as Minneapolis topped Louisville 2 to 1 and Columbus moved into last with an 8 to 4 loss to Milwaukee. St Paul and Indianapolis weathered into a 3-3 tie after eight innings. The rain halted the Louisville series, with Minneapolis winning the shortened game. A Rich Golf Tournament in Fort Worth opens May 16 with 24 pros and five amateurs chasing a $15,000 prize led by Byron Nelson.
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Big Six Meeting Sends Officials to Lincoln for Conference
Athletic Director E. C. Quigles leads a delegation including Falkenstien Don Tierce Sauer Vic Bradford Bob Ingalls and W. W. Davis to Lincoln Nebraska for the Big Six conference meeting. The group travels ahead of the two day sessions starting tomorrow focusing on planning and athletic governance.
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Fragmentary local notices of visits and events at various farms
A jumble of names and fragments notes visitors at the Burren and Warrington homes, farm moves near Stuart and Topeka, hospital recoveries at Memorial, a ton-sil operation in Topeka, a Kan sas Farm Treas Roll sale dinner and dance, and multiple community gatherings with relatives and neighbors attending weddings, birthdays, and school events.
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Townsfolk share gifts and visits in Lawrence banquet notes
Mr and Mrs George Stanwey received many gifts and cards. Several neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Elliott and Mr and Mrs Eldon Snegess joined a banquet in Lawrence. Numerous callers visited residents in Manhattan and nearby towns, while community groups met for quilting and sewing events. A classifieds note invites readers to sell unused furniture and clothing through the local classified section.
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