Central drills end as spring basketball season closes
Central’s spring basketball sessions conclude at the gym under Coach L. A. Winte with five Dutuh LAGS players testing for college ball. Highlights include Vander Bush at center and Harrison Anderson at guards leading a strong end-year showing, while Kregel’s shooting improves and De Velder shows promise for next year. A new national rule on advancing the ball will likely affect play little for Central’s fast-break style.
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Central College sports and rule changes spark debate
A long, mixed article reviews basketball, football, and upcoming rule changes at Central College. It discusses fast breaks, ten second violations, and the impact on smaller players, plus budget cuts, spring sports plans, and student financing for athletics.
Central Ranks High In National Pi Kappa Delta Tourney
Central College at Tulsa placed around twelfth overall at the eighth biennial National Pi Kappa Delta event. Willard Langerak and Nick Rozeboom reached the men’s debate quarter finals, while Dorothy Payne and Margaret Van Raden failed to pass the qualifying round. The Morningside and Hastins teams advanced in women’s competition, and several orators earned top honors with University of California and Wichita State prominent in awards.
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University of Wichita Takes Third in Debate Tournament
The eight first and second place winners and the top duos in men’s and women’s debates received silver loving cups and medals. A tie in women’s second place awarded awards to both teams. Over 600 speakers from across the United States entered the tournament. Colby College led from Waterville Maine as the farthest northeast, with California and Redlands from the southwest. North Carolina sent two schools, and Puget Sound College of Tacoma represented the far northwest. Town colleges included Central Morningside Penn Parsons Simpson Waterloo Dubuque Coe Drake and Western Union.
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