Kansas Opens Season Versus Washburn Ichabods Tonight
The Kansas Jayhawkers host Washburn tonight at 7:80 in the season opener, with two meetings scheduled this year. Kansas fields four veterans and a sophomore but loses Dick Wells and Gordon Gray, while Ray Noble starts at center. Washburn, captained by Paul Bethel, counters with a balanced lineup led by Dittemore at center and Landes and Roskam in the backcourt. The Big Six center circle rule will be used, admission 50 cents main floor, 25 cents upper, halftime extended, with the Lawrence Memorial band scheduled to perform.
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Ichabods
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Dick Wells
Gordon Gray
Ray Noble
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Francis Kappleman
Coach Allen
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al St. Louis
Rappleman
Paul Rogers
Wilmer Shaffer
Dr. Allen
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Grant Barcus
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Ihhadiods
Paul Bethel
Lawrence High School Lions
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Landes
Roskam
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Beanpole
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Elmer Holm
Herbert Allphin
Lawrence Memorial High School
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Landes Roeskamsin
Eddie Halpin
Kanses
Water supply and canyon tale in old Arizona notes
The piece describes Grand Canyon water sourcing from the Colorado River, with a pumping station lifting tainted river water to a town like Cannon Canyon. It notes a railroad tank car delivering 70,600 gallons daily and hints at future content about the Seven-in-One Language.
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Grant Canyon
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Grand Canyon
Tryouts for Olympic basketball team in six state district announced
A. A. Schabinger outlined plans at Kansas City meeting for the Big Six to hold intercollegiate tryouts and a February/March district tournament. Eligible schools must follow National Intercollegiate Athletic Association rules, barring freshmen or four year players. District six includes St. Louis U, Washington U, Oklahoma A and M, Tulsa, Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, Creighton. Interdistrict rounds lead to five teams plus a YMCA and two national AAU entrants for a possible New York or Chicago final.
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Oklahoma
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Washburn
Kansas State
Creighton
Cruickshank Defeats Revolta on Playoff for Sarasota Open
In Sarasota Florida December 9 Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond Virginia edged Johnny Revolta Milwaukee in a playoff after tying at 290 over 72 holes in the Sarasota open. Cruickshank earned ranking as a favorite entering the $2,000 event while Revolta finished two strokes behind.
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Little Bobby Cruickshank
Richmond
Johnny Revolta
Milwaukee
Mustangs to Rest for Rose Bowl Prep
Dallas December 9 The Rose Bowl bound Southern Methodist Mustangs and Sugar Bowl bound Texas Christian Frogs, ranked No 1 and No 2 in the 1935 Southwest Conference, finish a 12 game schedule unbeaten as SMU defeats Texas A&M 24 0 to clinch the title. Coach Madison Hell grants seven days of rest before December 16 rose bowl work and the Frogs head to Fort Worth for a week off before facing LSU in the Sugar Bowl.
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Southern Methodist
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Madison Hell
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New Orleans
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Texas Christian
Stanford SMU Rose Bowl seats sold out in Pasadena
Stanford University announced all 84,474 seats in Pasadena's Rose Bowl are sold for the New Year’s Day game between Stanford and Southern Methodist. Masters, Stanford graduate manager, stated the capacity crowd is fully committed for the matchup.
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Stanford
Pasadena
Southern Methodist
Giants Triumph 30 13 Over Bears For Pro Title
In a four-touchdown game, the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears 30 to 13 to win the national professional football title. Also, Kid Chocolate edged Fidel La Barba to claim the featherweight boxing crown by a narrow margin. Eddie Carey was appointed head football coach at Forward, succeeding Arnold Harween.
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Chicago Bears
Kid Chocolate
Fidel la Barba Aga
Eddie Carey
Farward
Arnold Harween
Toda
Dev Vil
Big Six Cagers Adopt Three Ring Circus Style
Kansas City reports the Big Six plans a three ring circus style for conference play this season. A third circle around the center circle will govern jump balls to speed up the game and boost scoring. Nebraska is idle and several teams debut with strong openers highlighting Iowa State and Kansas State.
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Nebraska
Hugh V. McDermott
Oklahoma
Sooners
F.C. Allen
Kansas
Towa State
Kansas State
Iowa State
Simpson College
Washburn
Wildcats
Rocky Mountain
Greeley
Missouri Kansas
Town State
Cyclones
Waldo Wegner
Frank Root
A.A.U Firm on Olympic Participation Split Over Germany
The Amateur Athletic Union backed full American participation in the 1936 Berlin Games while a faction urged boycott. Jeremiah Mahoney resigned from the Olympic executive committee, vowing continued opposition. New York figures Brown and Ornstein voiced plans for further action as divisions widened.
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Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States
Germany
A.A.U
Jeremiah T. Mahoney
Avery Brundage
Chicago
American Olympic Committee
Mahoney
A.A. U
Charlotte Epstein
American Olympic Committee. Charles L. Ornstein
Kansas Opens Basketball Season Versus Washburn at KU Auditorium
The opening game in the Kansas season against Washburn at the KU auditorium will test new rules aimed at speeding offense and shows Dr. F C Allens material for the Sig Six race. Changes include immediate in-bounds play after free throws and three 6 foot restraining circles on the floor to reduce congestion and encourage fast breaks. Coach Elmer Holm of Washburn backs the center restraining circle so the test will be strong.
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Oklahoma
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Washburn
K. U. Auditorium Court
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Big Sun
Elmer Holm
F. C. Allen
K. U
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Kk. U
Wichita
Frank
Pete” Bausch
Pete
Boston Redskin
Linwood Narrowly Falls in Tri-County League Opener
Jarbalo edged Linwood 26 to 20 in overtime to open the Tri-County League season at the new Jarbalo high school gym. After a 10 to 3 halftime lead, Linwood tied 20 all by the end of regulation, then lost in the extra frame.
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Jarbalo
Chinese Links Champion of Hawaii Aims for California Golf Gold
Hawaiian PGA champion Guinea Kop plans a winter golf tour across California starting December 14 aboard the Malelo. He will contest the Pasadena Open and Catalina Island event after seven practice days, seeking to conquer renowned courses and end his mainland trek February 5-7. Kop, 29, has dominated Hawaii for two years and speaks English and Chinese fluently.
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Catalina Island
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Oahu
Francis Brown
Briner Duo Wins Scotch Foursomes Championship
Mr and Mrs V K Briner defeated Mr and Mrs E C Lupton in the finals yesterday to clinch the Scotch foursomes title. The tournament spanned several weeks as the new greens on the country club’s v section impress members who anticipate early use next summer. Pingpong tables at the club draw enthusiasts including Al Bromelsick Mark Bridges R M Fitzpatrick and Otto Barteldes.
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Mark Bridges
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Otto Barteldes
Thanksgiving Visitation Roundup Across Nortonville to Pittsburg
Eudora residents hosted and visited relatives across multiple towns including Nortonville Emporia Kansas City and Atlantic Ia Thanksgiving gatherings featured the Kennedy Papenhausen Schehrer Dauscherty Lothhalz Adams Ogden Ogden Rogers Rogers Raybourn and Jennings families with dinners overnight visits and day trips spanning Baldwin Valley Falls and Valley Falls among others.
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Roy Kennedy
Nortonville
Bertha Jacobs
Emporia
Fred Papenhausen
Elmer Coffee
Ola Jean
Kansas City
Paul Sommers
George Warmker
Alfred
Raymond
Dorothy
Warren
Henry Blecher
Frank Greiner
Tom McNierney
Kathryn
Lenora
Tommy
John
Atlantic
Clarence Schehrer
Clarence Dauscherty
Baldwin
Oscar Lothhalz
Bobby
J. D. Adams
Kansasity
Ben Figenbaum
Grace Darling
Geneva Ogden
Ray Ogden
Margaret
Clifford Rogers
Chapman
William Mertz
Mertz
Valley Falls
Tom Raybourn
Pittsburg
George Jennings
Lawrence family gathering noted in Sunday visit
Sand children of Lawrence and Mrs. William Zimmerman with their children visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Sommers. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graney and son Edward, Mrs. N. Patterson, Miss Anna Dicker of Kansas City, and Miss Marie Williams of De Soto joined the social group.
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Lawrence
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Alvena Neiderquater
Kansas City
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Jet Vinland
Lucille Walker
Ray Warinker
Fred Papenhausen
Betty Bender
John Howe
John Moody
James Shirck
Virginia
Gladys
Ft. Madison
R. V. Shirck
Quincy
Frances Erwin
Richard Erwin
Nineteen Hundred and Now Club
Frieda Reifschneider
Sand
William Zimmerman
John Sommers
Edward Graney Band
Edward
N. Patterson
Anna Dicker‘hoof
Marie Williams
DeSoto
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