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IHESLET IN LEAD

|Has Big Margin in Jayhawk
League Scoring—Jones Is
Second, Kersey Third.

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Final compilation of individual
basketball scoring in the Jayhawk
league for the season just closed
shows Heslet, of Seaman, leading
the league by a considerable mar-
gin with 205 points. Jones, of Wa-
mego, is second with 154, and Ker-
sey, of Eskridge, third with 141.

Heslet played in all fourteen
games and had an average of 14.6
jj points per game. Turgeon, of To-|
jpeka Catholic, led the league. last
jyear with 140 points.

} Leaders on other teams of the
league were Trump, for Alma, with
a phenomenal score of 115 points,
considering that he was on a last
place: team; Wall, of Topeka Cath-
olic high, with one point over Lan-
don, 70 to 69; Glick, for St. Marys,
with 422; Silven, for Osage City,
with 72; ‘Hagen, of Highland Park,
| with 72.

| The individual scoring record
|}compiled by The State Journal:

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