HURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1951
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Kansas High Schools in Regional Tourneys
CLASS AA
At Junction City
Calina 44, Junction City 42
Imporia 60, Manhattan 35
At Winfield
Cichita E. 67, Ark. City 24
Winfield 38, Wellington 31
CLASS A
At Chapman
caresd Ht. Salina 71, Herington 5
bilene 63, Marion 43
At Beloit
concordia 44, Lincoln 38
eloit 46, Phillipsburg 38
At Lyons
earned 43, Ellsworth 40
uhler 34, Hoisington 25
At Eureka
fulvane 40, Neodesha 32
redonia 49, Valley Center 36
At Pratt
anthony 43, St. John 40
ratt 60, Harper 31
At Cherryyale
iverton 23, Caney 21
axter Springs 54, Cherokee 10
herryville 72, Girard 39
At Garden City
iberal 65, Dighton 16
ysses 29, Scott City 30
At Turner
Washington 55, Olathe 49
. Agnes (K.C.) 39, Bonner Sp. 30
osedale 70, Immaculata (Lv.) 53
At Oberlin
oxie 36, St. Francis 34
orton 56, Atwood 33
At Hiawatha
iawatha 65, Effingham 44
aur Hill 47, Sabetha 42
At Topeka
At Topeka
askell 46 Wamego 44
Highland Park 63, Osage City 37
Highland Park 65, Osage City 31
**CLASS B**
At Hiawatha
Wetmore 46, St. Peter and Paul 3
Centralia 55, Fairview 24
Horton 55, Havensville 43
At Osage City
Harveyville 45, Americus 30
Alma 54, St. Marys 53
Rossville 54, Hartford 55
At Marysville
Clifton 53, Washington 47
Axtell 47, Haddam 39
Hanover 43, Frankfort 39
At*Pittsburg*
Arcadia 44, Galesburg 21
At Eureka
Leon 76, Severy 26
Madison 54, Benton 36
Cedar Vale 46, Howard 30
At Pratt
Byers 51, Windthorst 41
Ashland 46, Kiowa 41
Cullison 41, Preston 37
At Deerfield
Minneola 32, Johnson 30
Leoti 40, Kendall 27
Montezeuma 49, Jetmore 39
At Haven
Haven 36, Florence 33
Partridge 51, Little River 42
Leigh 52, Mound Ridge 39
At Junction City
Durham 58, Tescott 53
Hope 48, Milford 30
St. George 34, Miltonvale 31
At Beloit
Lebanon 62, Downs 60 (overtime)
At Great Bend
Assaria 45, Sylvan Grove 23
JP Overlooks Basketball's 'Goons' On Fourth Annual 'Little All-America'
New York (U.P.)—Take the gangling "Goons" off somewhere else. lister, while we pay tribute to the "good little men" of college basketball.
For those sports fans bored with their rapere stars of the court anxious to see that the little moves get the credit due them, the United Press' fourth annual "Little All-America" basketball team for 651 is here presented:
First team—Bobby Watson, Kencky (510') Ed Sheldra, U.C. A. (53'). Gene Melchiorne, Bradg (581²'), Zeke Sinicola, Niagara (510'), and Sam Miranda, Indiana (510').
Second team—Jimmy Cleverly,
tah (5'9"), Nill Ridley, Tulsa
(8"), Norm Pilgrim, Oklahoma A.
and M. (5'10"), Mike Belich, Pittsburgh (57") , and Ray Steiner, St. Louis (5'10").
Membership on the squad is limited to players 5 feet, 10 inches "short" or less but these are players who don't have to apologize for their work in any company—they standouts in a game that seems tailor-made for the six-foot-plus boys.
Melchiore and Sheldrake are the only "repeaters" from last year's little all-America and they're both leading candidates for the "big" all-America.
Latest College Basketball Scandal Fourth In New York Since 1945
New York (U.P.)—The latest college basketball scandal was the uralth major "fix" expose in New York since 1945.
two gamblers offered the Brooklyn college basketball team .000 to "throw" a game against kron university, Jan. 31. When e attempted fix was uncovered, o game was cancelled. Five plays were expelled from Brooklyn llege, and two gamblers were ven a year in jail.
Earlier this season, Junius Kellogg, star Manhattan college center, was offered $1,000 to throw a game against De Paul of Chicago at the Garden, Jan. 16. Kellogg also informed authorities, who arrested Hank Poppe and Jack Byrnes, Manhattan's 1949-50 co-captains, and three gamblers. All are awaiting trial. Manhattan defeated De Paul, 62 to 59.
On Jan. 4, 1949, Dave Shapiro,
captain of the George Washing-
ton team, was offered $1,000 to
row a game against Manhattan
college at Madison Square garden.
He informed authorities and four
gamblers were convicted and given prison terms ranging from one to 2 and one-half years. George Washington beat Manhattan, 71 to 63.
Waugh Hits 23 For Wichita Team AAU Meet Reaches Quarterfinals
A crowd of 20,000 is expected at Luna park to watch the game, which will bring to a close the 10-day sports carnival.
Wichita, Kan. (U.P.)—The Wichita Roskam Realtors, Kiowa Jewers, Augusta Merchants, and McPherson American Legion joined other teams in the quarterfinals of the Kansas A.A.U. basketball here tonight.
The Argentinians, who won the world's crown by defeating the Denver (Colo.) Chevroletss last year,
Chita Rossain advanced behind the 23-point scoring of former University of Kansas regular Jerry laugh with a 75 to 28 victory over尔里 college. In other games the Iowa Jewelers defeated Tabor College, 49 to 36, the Augusta Merants whipped the Emporia College Studio, 48 to 45, and the Mc-
ichita Roskam advanced behind
Buenos Aires. —(U.P.)— The U.S. basketball team takes on Argentina's world amateur champions tonight in the title round at the Pan-American games.
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US Team Plays Argentina's World Amateur Champs
Pherson Legion defeated El Dorado Junior college, 57 to 42.
University of Wichita freshmen vs. winner of Russell Oilers-Gypsum Towners.
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The U.S. team is paced by Don Barksdale, former U.C.L.A. great and a member of the Yanks' olympic team in 1948.
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