Perry To Coach High School Basketball Squad
Perry will coach about forty Liberty Memorial Lions in 1944 with Chalmers Woodard as assistant. The team opens January 1 in Topeka against the Trojans and features returning lettermen Hill Moorman Penny McDonald Wright. Schedule includes 11 games with two or three more possible before the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Lions
Topeka Trojans
L. AB
Dad” Perry
Chalmers Woodard
Perry
Everett Hill
Bernard Moorman
Stanley Penny
Donnell
Darrell Wright
Clifford McDonald
Hill
Moorman
Mconald
Wright Boys
Vernon James
Topeka
Ottawa Cyclones
Lawrence
Rosedale Wildcats
Liberty Memorial Gymnasium
Tawrenee
K U Plays Hutchinson Airbase Quintet Tonight
University of Kansas meets Hutchinson Oval Airbase quintet at Hoch Auditorium at 7 30. Navy roster includes former college stars and poses a strong challenge for the crimson and blue. Coach Allen expects to use the same lineup that beat Herington Army Airbase 40 to 27. Hutchinson aims to be tougher than Herington.
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University of Kansas
Hutchinson Oval
Hoch Auditorium
Navy
Crimson
F. C. Allen
Herington Army
Hutchinson
Herington
College All Stars Sweep Professionals In Annual Game
The 1943 college all stars defeated the Washington Bears 35 31 before 23825 at Chicago Stadium to win a fourth straight win over professionals. Doug Mills and Dutch Lonborg coached the balanced squad as they led 17 17 at halftime and pulled away in the third period. In a preliminary, Phillips 66 of Bartlesville beat Dew Chemical 49 31.
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Chicago
Collegians
Washington Bears
Doug Mills
Dutch Lonborg
Phillips 66
Bartlesville
Oklo
A.A.U
Dew. Chemical Company
Midland
Mich
Judge Landis Weighs In On Baseball Disorder
A December report outlines Commissioner Landis questioning major league owners and minor leagues over voting power and conduct rules. The action centers on disputes about operating agreements and whether votes in the minor leagues were properly handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Landis
The Big Question About a D Class Club Voting Power
The piece questions why a class D club would vote to deprive itself of national voting power and notes critics targeting chain store operators. It mentions insiders who may be prejudiced and hints at visible targets for Vandis to strike if he can see them.
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Landis
National Association
Rette
Vandis
Cracking the Whip on Minor Leaguers Over Ineligible Players
The minor leaguers rejected an amendment making them responsible for ineligible players in exhibitions. They argued Landis could fine players, not them. Landis later said the rule would be enforced regardless of players’ stance.
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Landis
Longest 103 Yard Run Noted In Hampton Victory
The record shows Bob King of Hampton Institute Va. logged a 103 yard run against Camp Pickett on Thanksgiving day. Chattanooga franchise fate debated as Southern league considers relocation. Clark Griffith eyes sale of Chattanooga property and a park absence, with Montgomery not viable. California Golf Writers urge diverting 250 million for bringing Hitler Tojo and Mussolini to head quarters.
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Bob King
Hampton Institute
Camp Pickett
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Ala
Clark Griffith
California Golf Writers Association
Russ Newland
Pres
Hitler
Tojo
Mussolini
Stay-T-Home Buddy Scott Claims Several Hometowns
Stay-T-Home Buddy Scott of Tampa Texas flexes credibility as a heavyweight with multiple claimed hometowns. He draws followings in Tampa Dallas Beaumont Oklahoma City and Washington. In every city except his true home Electra Texas he fights in a robe worn inside out to conceal Tampa on the back.
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Buddy Scott
Tampa,Fla
Buddy
Tampa
Dallas
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Washington
Electra
Tex
Kearns Utah Air Base Faces Rough Play in Football Match
In a state service football title game at Kearns Salt Lake air base, Jack Sickel was ejected twice for roughness. He returned in a second uniform with face makeup and was penalized 15 yards, prompting questions about camouflage and discipline.
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Kearns
Utah
Army Air Base
Kearns-Salt Lake Air Base
Jack Sickel
Sickel
Cyclones Open Season in Iowa State Navy Pre-Flight Clash
Ames Iowa December 4 The Iowa State Cyclones face the Iowa Navy Pre Flight team in the state gymnasium for the season opener. Shortest Cyclone starter is Sauer Kester or Naylor at six feet others range to 6 3 with Wehde twins 6 1 and Oulman 6 3 The Seahawk lineup tops at 6 3 Lehr 5 11 Thompson and Mangan 6 feet Shirley 6 3 Northwest coach Nordley leads a squad with limited major college experience. Coach Menze predicts Felix Schneider Chishom Myers and Nelson to see action Saturday. Public seating announced available.
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Ames
Towa State College
Iowa Navy
State
Cyclones
Cyclone
Sauer
Kester
Naylor
Wehde Twins
Oulman
Seahawk
Lehr
Thompson
Mangan
Shirley
O. M. Nordley
Iowa Teachers College
Louis Menze
James Felix
Leo Schneider
Rae Chishom
Jim Myers
Don Nelson
Oklahoma Aggies Win as Kurland Scores 13 in 37 22 Victory
In Stillwater Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Aggies opened the basketball season by routing Phillips University Haymakers 37 to 22. Bob Kurland, seven‑foot star, made 13 points on six of nine from the floor and one free throw. D. W. Jones led Enid's Haymakers with eight.
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Stillwater
Okla
Bob Kurland
Oklahoma Aggies
Phillips University
Enid
Kurland
D. W. Jones
Coaches Attend Kansas City Rules Meeting
Lawrence high basketball coach L. R. Perry and football coach Chalmers Woodard with Assistant Coach George Watson traveled to Kansas City to observe a basketball rules meeting. They planned to watch three Northeast Kansas league teams play tonight.
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L. R. Perry
Lawrence High
Chalmers Woodard
L.H.S
George Watson
Kansas City
Crosby seeks LA Coliseum football franchise postwar
Bing Crosby has filed for permission with the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission to stage Sunday professional football games in the big stadium after the war. He aims to obtain a Hollywood franchise in the national pro league. A thrifty habit is noted in the classifieds.
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Los Angeles
Bing Crosby
Los Angeles Coliseum Commission
Hollywood
Passes and Plays Shape 1948 Irish Upset Fallout
A season survey highlights Steve Lach’s 46-yard pass to Paul Anderson that beat Notre Dame as time nearly ran out. Other dramatic endings include Maryland’s 89-yard last-second win over Wake Forest and Ohio State’s 29-26 comeback after a disputed offside call.
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New York
Steve Lach
Great Lakes
Notre Dame
Irish
Lach
Associated Press
Paul Anderson
Joe Makar
Dick Tuschak
Maryland
Wake Forest
Ohio State
Illinois
Makar
Tuschak
John Stangis
Bob King
Hampton Institute
Camp Pickett
Meredith Warner
Iowa State
Iowa Navy
George van Hagen
Seahawk
Seahawks
Dean Sensanbaugher
Eddie McGovern
Billy Houck
Arkansas A
Paul Baker
Colorado College
March Field
Calif
St. Mary’s
Leavenworth Fliers Triumph Over KU Mechanics
The Leavenworth Fliers beat the Mechanist Mates 35 to 23 in Hoch auditorium last evening. Tilberg led with 16 points, and the Fliers will face the University of Kansas team in Hoch auditorium Tuesday evening.
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Leavenworth Fliers
K. U. Machinist
Hoch Auditorium
Tilberg
University of Kansas
State Government Costs Rise In Kansas Over Two Decades
Topeka reports from December 4 that Kansas per capita government cost grew from 50.98 to 75.54 dollars annually in twenty years. The grand total rose from 92,961,641 dollars in 1923 to an estimated 136,225,000 this year. State expenditures climbed from 12,500,000 to 28,000,000 dollars while school spending dipped from 35,738,641 to 34,500,000 and township outlays fell from 6,500,000 to 4,500,000. County costs more than doubled from 19,000,000 to 38,000,000 and city costs rose from 19,000,000 to 31,000,-
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Government Journal
Lawrence Junior High Assembly Set for December 16
Arrangements are made for a Lawrence Junior high assembly in the Senior high auditorium on Thursday December 16 at 1 30 p m. The Junior Players directed by Mrs Deal Six will present a play with help from a Christmas chorus led by Miss Jeane Scott. Open to townspeople and students.
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Lawrence
Deal Six
Jeane Scott
Local notes from community life and obituaries
Mrs Guy May undergoes major operation. I & Dick return from Lawrence with unchanged condition in wheelchair. Mr and Mrs Eugene O Trimble host party with music by Jack Dick and others. Thanksgiving at Dean schoolhouse with plate supper. Lyle Green family from Topeka visit Carl Evans and Virgil Green homes. Maud Webb returns home after eye operation at Bethany hospital. Robert L Schuler promoted to technical sergeant at Douglas Army Air Field. Women's Baptist missionary holds all day meeting. Harland Brown to Lincoln air base after basic training. Sgt and Mrs Cox and baby spend furlough visiting in Andersen Indiana. Henry A Farris 82 dies at Winchester home after six months illness. Funeral at Winchester Methodist church with burial at Winchester cemetery. Survivors: wife and sons Arthur Williamstown, Walter McLouth, Lloyd Independence Missouri.
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Guy May
Lavently
I. & Dick
Lawrence
Eugene O'Trimble
Jack Dick
Ernest Duncan
Mr. Snow
Dean
Lyle Green
James and
Denzil
Topeka
Carl Evans
Virgil Green
Maud Webb
Bethany Hospital
Robert L. Schuler
Douglas Army Air Field
Douglas
Alix
Women's Baptist
Harland Brown
George Brown
Oskaloosa
Lincoln Air Base
Fort Scott
S. P. Cox
Baby
Andersen
Ind
Henry A. Farris
Winchester
Winchester Methodist Church
Arthur
Williamstown
Walter
McLouth
Lloyd
Independence
Brackett school tops scrap drive with large flag prize
Thanksgiving activities fill Brackett community notes. Mrs J Welter spent Saturday in Topeka while families hosted relatives for dinner. The Pleasant Hour club planned a scholarship loan and a December meeting at the schoolhouse. accident news covered G J Parks breaking a collarbone when a neckyoke failed. A large family gathering at the Kiefer and Kasold homes honored Thanksgiving with many relatives.
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Paul
Karyl
Pleasant Hour Club
C C. Winslet
Henry Hack
Ellen Anderson
W. B. Kirby
Arnold Fralick
Lloyd Coffman
Allan Kirby
G. J. Parks
Parks
B. Hildebrand
Glenn Dee
E. E. Kiefer
Frank Wiggins
W. L. Kiefer
Albert Schaake
Ernest Kasold
Oscar Schwartz
Otto Rost
Raymond Schaake
Kane Aas City
Fern Schaake
Topeka
Dale Kiefer
Kansas City
Carl Schaake
Alice Kasold
Barbara Jehle
Herbert Kasold
Karyl Kiefer
Brackett
Thanksgiving Meals Mark Family Visit Across Eudora
Long list of Thanksgiving dinners and visits in Eudora and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Eisele, Mrs. Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broers, and many relatives from Kansas City, Lawrence, Topeka, and Ottawa. Military members and travel between Tulsa, Fort Lewis, and England noted.
Local notices and births in Williamstown area
Ill health closes Frandle cafe in Perry and Mrs Frandle becomes Buck Creek school teacher replacing Miss Lais Evans. Thanksgiving guests include Miss Joan Allen Lawrence and Mr and Mrs C L Vandiver Kiro. Baby girl Marilyn Jean born Nov 5 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Roland Ross. Weekend in Kansas City with Mrs S O May and Donald.
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Frandle
Perry
Lais Evans
Buck Creek
Joan Allen
Lawrence
C. L. Vandiver
Kiro
W. H. Allen
Roland Ross
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Marilyn Jean
S. O. May
Donald
Kansas City
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Ottawa
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Shawnee Mission
Leavenworth
Kansas City Southeast
Olathe
Atchison
By William Ferguson
L. R
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Dammel
Qraee
U.S. Pat
K. U
Hutchinson Naval Air Base
Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr
Towa State
Cowboy
Pacific Northwest
University of Washington
Gregory Boyington
USMC
Munda Airfield
AVG
China
Junior .High Assembly
Tarawa
U. S. Marine Corps
NEA
Eudora
W. K. Eisele
Leslie Kindred
Louie Lee Kindred
Carol Gerstenberger
Lee Holmes
Fields
Byron Eisele
W. S. Morse
U.S. V-12
U.S. N.R
Park College
Parkville
C. W. Robinson
Edna Mae Robinson
Floyd Broers
George Broers
John Reusch
Donna Mae
Arthur Kraus
Demar Burton
Joe Strobel
J. D. Adams
C. S. Fuller
F. G. Hughes
Henrietta Schubert
Harry Everley
George Everley
Major
Harold Morse
Stephen
William Miller
Morse
Wayne Reusch
Delbert Reusch
Lester Massey
Edith Reusch
Mary Cook
Pete Edelbrock
Charlene
Frank Blechel
Frank Greiner
Henry Blechel
Agnes Blechel
Waldo
Albert Winters
Maxine Dietrich
Karolyn Bloom
Kathleen Broers
Steve Oldham
Ruth Bartz
Milledgeville
Louis Bartz
Mary Nick
Logan Crosby
Mary Elizabeth
George Bloom
Karlyn
W. L. Tuerney
John Sommers
George Jennings
Clem Zillner
Paul Sommers
George Warmker
Dorothy
Homer Trapp
Larry Lefholz
Shirley Diane
Martin Abel
Roger Neider
Fred Moll
Albert Neustifter
Corine
Ed Neustifter
Bert Stewald
Quilliam Mercier
Albert Grosdidier
Grosdidier
James Gustin
Francis Estrada
Fort Lewis
Wash
John Everley
Reta Taylor
Dick Nuttal
Belleview
Everley
Sam Bendelston
Lee Coleman
Fred Papenhausen
Paul Papenhausen
Marie Moll
John Moody
Roy Daughtarty
Lillian Fuller
Albert Grosididier
Ebon L. Scott
Mission
Kan
Ralph Snyder
Great Bend
Sim Snyder
Robert
England
Don Westheffer
Don
Dickey
Wendell and
Jerry
Bertha Dickey
Montrose
Guy Bigsby
Kanwaka
Ernest Bigsby
Don Edmondson
San Antonio
Westhheffer
Loren Butcher
Elva Learnard
Raymond Learnard
Wichita
Chronister
Oscar Westerhouse
E. F. LaMonte
Carl Schrader
William A. Wolf
G. M. Wolf
Carl Kurtz
Ottie Mathia
DeSoto
James Mullins
Ralph Bowling
Ted Elrod
Kirk Wilson
Margaret Miesse
Ray Ogden
C. E. Wotan
Den
John Kazmaier
J. J. Kazmaier
Wellsville
U. S. Employment Service
WAR Manpower Commission
W. 8Th St
Lawrence, Kansas
Masonic Temple
Ottawa, Kansas
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