University of Kansas to host second annual sport week
The University of Kansas plans a weeklong sport week starting Monday with Dr F C Allen directing. High school athletes and coaches are expected, with sessions daily and a wide program including gymnastic and wrestling courses, athletic injury treatment and diet advice led by top coaches and experts. Dr James Naismith will lecture on basketball.
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Lawrence High basketball squad grows to near sixty
The Lawrence High School basketball squad has expanded to about sixty players, with most showing interest in the class tournament to be played Wednesday and Thursday. Coach Casel Klein works the entire group each evening on propelling, passing, stops and turns while goal shooting awaits gym return due to a low ceiling at Manual gym. Sophomores lead with twenty players, juniors twenty two, seniors sixteen, promising a tough tournament.
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Haskell to Meet Baylor in San Antonio Postseason Game
The 2022 season finale features Haskell Indian University at Baylor College in San Antonio Texas. Haskell traveled early from Lawrence to adjust to the long train ride and planned two practice sessions before kickoff. M Venne a former Haskell athletic director now with the Y M C A arranged the game and hopes it becomes an annual event as a large post season home seekers celebration draws a crowd.
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University Football Banquet Set At Wiedemann Room
The annual football banquet for the University football squad will be held at Wiedemann tea room next Tuesday at 6:30. Cross country members share in the event with awards for football and cross country. Director of Athletics Dr F C Allen will announce captains for next year and speeches will follow by coaches captains and captains-elect.
Boxing row and college football notes from 1923 season
The article notes Battling Siki called the Bete Noire of the French boxing commission after a clash with Georges Carpentier. It also highlights Milo Hewitt elected captain of Ottawa University football for 1923, and Roy M Turner, former Kansas athlete, coaching McLouth high school to a strong season including a 7 to 6 win over Rockhurst College.
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Rockhurst College
Seals Drive Funds for Tuberculosis Clinics Continue Next Week
Girls sell tuberculosis seals in Douglas County raising about 600 dollars from house to house canvass and booth sales. Tuberculosis association says 1,500 dollars is needed to insure clinics, so the campaign may extend into next week. St Pauls Evangelical Church lists services in German at 11 p.m. and a board meeting after. Mrs Harold Megill returns home from Lecompton after visiting her mother. Fancy Colorado lamp coal on track Griffin Coal Co. Phone 88.
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Professor Helleberg to Speak at Uni tariem Church
Professor Victor E. Helleberg of the sociology department at the University will address the student forum at the Unitarian church Sunday morning on The Social Self. He will discuss individual development in relation to the group and its effects on others. Walter Morrison will report on student conditions in Europe at the 6 30 p myoung people's meeting after the service.
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Degree of Honor elects officers for next year
The Degree of Honor members elected officers for the coming year led by Mrs. Henry Weyermuller past chief of honor and Mrs. Lloyd Howe chief of honor. Mrs. Weyermuller was chosen representative to the grand lodge meeting in Pittsburg in May with Mrs. Howe as alternate. Community shoppers report slow early Christmas buying as decorations brighten the business street and remind patrons that the holiday is near.
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Veterans post elects officers and discusses bonus bill
Alfred C Alford Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met Wednesday night in the Chamber of Commerce rooms for the election of officers and to discuss the bonus bill. The adjutant general's department at Topeka advised that the state legislature must enact the law before payments begin. Forms for proof of claims will be mailed to inquirers. Officers elected were Commander Tom Wagner, senior vice commander John Barker, junior vice commander George Bennett, quartermaster Milton Dye, adjutant Glenn Desniel. A large crowd attended.
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Water shut off Sunday for hydrant repairs on listed streets
Notice to water consumers: water will be shut off Sunday morning December 10 from 8 o'clock to 9 o'clock for hydrant repairs on Tenn St between 17th and 19th Ohio St between 17th and 18th La St between 16th and 18th With St between Tenn and La Fort Thacher Place and University Place additions. Wm S Henderson, Supt.
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Coaches Bill Roper and Bill Hollenbeck Join Philadelphia Boxing Board
Bill Roper and Bill Hollenbeck, prominent college football coaches, become members of the Philadelphia boxing commission, adding notable athletic leadership to the panel.
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Kansas Football Upsets Missouri School on Thanksgiving Day
A noted lesson suggests athletic interest remains strong at Lawrence high schools. Despite no basketball in the new high school gym this season, Manual gym hosts nightly practice as the board of education plans next steps.
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