Jayhawkers prep for Big Six title defense in 25-man squad
Kansas University coach Phog Allen fields a 25-man roster for the Jayhawkers with four lettermen led by Bill Johnson and veterans Schaake Vanek Harrington. The squad trains in Robinson gym as Allen describes a stratified transitional zone defense and anticipates a fast break game under the new ten-second rule. Kansas State, Ottawa, Stanford, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa State, Oklahoma, and other foes fill the early schedule.
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Elmer H. W. Schaake
Ernest Vanek
Ellsworth
Paull Harrington
Kansas City
Dick O'Neill
Bartlesville
Okla
Ernest Casini
Jeanette
Jay Plymley
Arkansas City
Lawrence Farin
Bonner Springs
iMac
Roy Klaas
Carl Benn
Gordon Gray
Newton
Bob Curd
Dick Wells
Hutchinson
Ormand Beach
Pawlnuska
Ray Brinkman
Fort Scott
Warren Planket
Kenneth Kell
Topeka
Theno Graves
Ross Marshall
Clathe
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Ambrose Walken
Richmond
Phil Beatty
Kansas
Kansas State
Manhattan
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Ottateawa University
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Norman
Missouri
Iowa State
Ames
Lincoln
Columbia
Boxing Roundup From Cleveland to Winnipeg Fights
Fights last night feature Sammy Fuller outpointing Hilly Wallace in Cleveland while Adolf Heuser defeats Eddie Simms by points in Germany. Patsy Pertoni bests Tom Heeney, New Zealand, by decision. Joe Knight edges Cowboy Owen Philps in Washington. Godoy stops Chick Rains in Palm Beach. Gonzalez wins over Louis Trowbridge in West Palm Beach. Cleshorn defeats Mel Coleman in Duluth and Charles Bolanger beats Lou Scoazza in Winnipeg.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Sammy Fullerston
Hilly Wallace
Adolf Heuser
Germany
Eddie Simms
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Paul Firrone
Patsy Pertoni
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Pete Neby
Tampa
Fla
Phil Zwick
Greveland
Washington
D. Gc
Joe Knight
Cairo
Owen Philps
Mesa
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West Palm Peach
Atturo Godoy
Chile
Chick Rains
St. Lewis
Johnny Gonzales
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Weer Palm Beach
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Alaska
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Fonseca to Manage White Sox in 1933
Chicago December 71 AP Lew Fonseca will manage the Chicago White Sox for the 1933 major league season. Owner J Lewis Comiskey denies Fonseca will be replaced by Jimmy Dykes, who says he has no interest in managing until his playing days end.
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Lew Fonseca
Chicago White Sox
J. Lewis Comiskey
Fonseca
Donie Bush
Jimmy Dykes
Philadelphia Athletics
Columbus
C. Dykes
Philadelphia
Tigers 10 Have Lettermen On 133d Team
Sixteen Missouri football players who have not yet earned varsity letters are among twenty seven recommended by Coach Frank Garrido for numerals in 1832. Five already-lettered players remain eligible, yielding twenty one lettermen for next year. Six current squad members graduate. First time numerals were recommended for Ed McMillan Joplin. Ted Bland and Bill Miller Kansas City. George Consoliver Lees Summit. Jack Swatek Dallas TX. Chick Harler Higginsville. Dick Koenigsdorf Kansas City. Lloyd Hanley Bill Scott Marshall. Clarence Harris Brownwood TX. Robert Eidson Riverside 11. Hugh Ramsey Odessa. Sid Johnson Gow er. Jay Faurot Mountain Grove. Frank Ross Kansas City. Clair Houston St Louis. Captain-elect Charles Schiele East St. Louis TH end George Stuber St. Joseph QB Woody Hatfield Lamar. Fred Faurot Mountain Grove HB Noble Noblitt Onarga IL.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Frank Garideo
Ed McMillan
Joplin
Ted Bland
Bill Miller
Kansas City
George Consoliver
Lees Summit
Jack Swatek
Dallas
Tex
Chick Harler
Higginsville
Dick Koenigsdorf
Lloyd Hanley
Bill Scott
Marshall
Clarence Harris
Brownwood
Robert Eidson
Riverside
Hugh Ramsey
Odessa
Sid Johnson
Gower
Jay Faurot
Mountain Grove
Frank Ross
Kansas Cuy
Clair Houston
St. Louis
Charles Schiele
East St. Louis
George Stuber
St. Joseph
Woody Hatfield
Lamar
Fred Faurot
Noble Noblitt
Onarga
HIL
You Remember: One Year Ago In MSG Title Bout
Jimmy Londos defended his heavyweight wrestling title against Italian challenger George Valza before about 14 000 at Madison Square Garden. The brief item recalls past sports highlights with dates and venue details.
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Jimmy Londos
George Valza
Madison Square Garden
George Kelly Loses Billiard Opener in 19 Innings
Jim my Caras of Wilmington Delaware defeated George Kelly of Philadelphia 125 to 92 in 19 innings in the National Billiard Championship opener. Kelly had been runner-up to Ralph Greenleaf with Bennie Allen of Kansas City and Pasquale Allen also winning, while Natale of Chicago beat Walter Franklin 125 to 74 in 13 innings and Natale defeated Frank Taberski 125 to 65 in 26 innings yesterday.
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New York
Jimmy Caras
Wilmington
Del
George Kelly
Philalphia
Kelly
Ralph Greenleaf
Bennie Allen
Kansas City
Pasquale Allen
Natale
Chicago
Walter Franklin
Natalie
Frank Taberski
Schenectady
Purdue recruits Illinois stars to join football ranks
A Champaign sports writer notes Purdue's lure for Illinois high school players. Purdue alumni scout in Illinois, courting Dwyer and McDavid of Sullivan and Matteson high schools. Local merchants supposedly offer jobs to help students finance college, with Purdue gaining several backfield stars.
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Champaign
Purdue
Ilinois
Illinois
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Milt Olander
Clint
Sullivan
Dwyer
McDavid
Lafayette
Liz Olander
Mac David
Tlinois
Big School
Ike
Jim
Duane
Ind
Duane Purvis
Matteon
Soho
Purgis Boya
James End du
Minor sports pruned by big old schools
Big Six conference officials met in Kansas City to cut costs and bolster athletic budgets. Spring sports schedules were trimmed while using fewer officials in football and basketball. Each school may play nine football games next season. Several campuses will drop broadcasting basketball games. Tulsa's J B Miller offered grid games accepted by Kansas and debated by Kansas State and rejected by Nebraska and Iowa State.
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J. B. Miller
Babe Didrikson Seeks Immediate AAU Ruling on Disqualification
Dallas December report says Mildred Babe Didrikson, famed female athlete, demands prompt AAU investigation into her amateur status after denying authorization to use her name or image in a car advertisement. She hopes to regain amateur standing and play basketball this winter.
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Hunk Anderson Pessimistic Before Trojan Game
El Paso Texas AP Notre Dame coach Heartley Anderson expressed doubt about beating Southern California. He said the Ramblers would need a peak performance after their Army effort and warned that a similar showing would be necessary to defeat the Trojans.
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Hunk” Anderson
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San Francisco Open Draws Nearly 200 Entries
The third annual San Francisco national open match play begins at Lakeside with about 200 entries. The purse drops from 7500 to 2500 plus gate receipts split. 64 players reach match play after 18 holes with finals set for next Monday. Horton Smith, Olin Dutra, and Leo Diegel are favorites. Smith, last year’s medalist, withdrew after a wrist fracture.
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Dec
Lakeside
Horton Smith
Oak Park
Chicago
Olin Dutra
Santa Monica
Professional Golfers’ Association
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente
Smith
Minnesota Five Back For Basketball This Year
Minnesota reports five lettermen returning for the season led by captain Brad Robinson and forwards Wells Wright and Walter Sochacki. Guards Virgil Light and Myles Mace also back to strengthen the lineup.
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Minnesota
Brad Robinson
Wells Wright
Walter Sochacki
Virgil Light
Myles Mace
Quartis
Great Grandmother in Golf Dies at 75
Lucy E. Beery 75 known as golfing great grandmother and grandmother of Miram Burns’s widow Mrs. G W Tyson. She learned golf at 60 after leaving business and once made a hole in one. She failed to qualify for trans Mississippi tournament match play.
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Kansas City
Lucy E. Beery
Beery
G. W. Tyson
Miram Burns
Pro Leagues Study Aims At Minor Loop Reforms
Columbus reports on the thirty first annual convention of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. A five member committee drafted prescriptions including a player salary unit and required multi year guarantees by major league clubs operating farm teams. The American Association moved to resolve issues by seeking buyers for Toledo and Kansas City clubs as Des Moines owner Lee Keyser expressed willingness to purchase Kansas City soci.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Continutes
American Association
Toledo
Kansas City
Lee Keyser
Des Moines
Cl Hay
Soci
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