Kansas Mules Rally Past Kansas In Overtime Battle
Warrensburg Teachers beat Kansas University 33 to 31 in overtime in Warrensburg. The Missouri nonconference game opened after a 28 all tie at the end of regulation. Helm, Crockett, and Law helped Warrensburg pull ahead. Kansas led 18 11 at halftime but faltered in the extra period. Bobby Allen missed a late tip to seal the score. Officials were Ted O Sullivan and Parke Carroll. Score at half Kansas 13 Warrensburg 11.
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Kansas barred from Sunflower tournament play
Randall scoring 20 points leads Olathe High Eagles to a 29 to 28 win over Lawrence High Lions at Liberty Memorial Gym. Penny paced the Lions with 12. the game opened the season for both teams. Kansas unable to play in Topeka tourney due to Big Six home court rule. Washburn may host. Conference actions also cover press passes and upcoming championships.
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Track records at risk in Dartmouth dispute
The Amateur Athletic Union convention nears end as the record committee probes an anonymous claim that Dartmouth's board track is illegal. If upheld the issue could erase all indoor marks including Cunningham's 4:04.4 mile and affect Fordham and Penn records. Most expect the committee to dismiss the matter and approve the related records.
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Wise Money
Hammond Coach Boudreau Banned From Playing Roles
Lou Boudreau, former Illinois basketball star and current Cleveland Indians shortstop, coaches the Hammond entry in the National Professional Basketball League but is barred from playing by the Indians.
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Hinchman son of Pittsburgh scout helps Princeton edge Dartmouth
Bob Hinchman scored the decisive field goal for Princeton in a victory over Dartmouth. He is the son of Bill Hinchman, longtime Pittsburgh Pirates scout, and he played his freshman year at Ohio State.
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All-America selections list college players and teams
The Associated Press All-America roster names Paul Vincent Severin Tulane Harley Ray Collum Natrona Stillwell Harry Burdet Smith John Schiechl Edward Molinski Nicholas Drahos William Kerr Nile Clarke Kinnick Harmon Banks Kimbrough Sarkkinin plus honorable mentions from Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska and other schools across the Big Six and beyond with positions including tackle guard center end and back.
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Robert Nelson
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Paul Christman
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Kenneth Washington
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Oklahoma
Win Pedersen
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Frank Finneran
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Jack Crain
Texas
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Baseball magnates cheer Landis as Phans glad to see him return
The round up notes reactions to Judge Landis back in authority as baseball figures share varied views. Lee Savold headlines the era as a bored fighter returns to rings. Ford Frick drafts letters urging league trades for goodwill and publicity. Predictions place Boston College football for a bright future under Frank Leahy with mentions of players like Bill De Correvont.
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Lee ‘Savold
Middle West
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Boston College
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Burleigh Grimes in Pro Baseball’s Financial Shuffle
Burleigh Grimes collects four years’ pay for two years’ work as he moves from Brooklyn to a Dodgers farm in Montreal under a two year deal. He stays paid while unemployed, a sign of resilience amid volatile contracts. Also notes other sports chatter and player moves with brief anecdotes.
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Red Burman as Meal Ticket Referenced by Columnist
Charles L. Hummell of Columbus Ohio questions the value of Red Burman as a meal ticket and asks what Joe Louis would call a deed to the restaurant. The exchange hints at the notoriety of boxing names in business ventures and public perception of star power.
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Bears Fullback Maniaci Proclaimed Top Pro Football Golfer
Chicago Bears fullback Joe Maniaci is described as the best golfer in professional football. He competed in the National Amateur in 1935.
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Chicago Bears
Fordham quarterback Fortunato Angelo among 21 awarded scholastic gold
Fortunato Angelo of Fordham University, a quarterback, is among 21 students honored with gold medals for scholastic excellence in the 1938 39 school year. In San Francisco more than 420 600 women attended free admission days at Pacific Coast League games last season.
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Towa State Rolls to a Victory Over Grinnell
Ames Iowa December 9 Iowa State started slowly but finished strong to defeat Grinnell 40 to 34 in a non conference basketball game. Gordon Nicholas center for Iowa State scored five field goals and two free throws to lead the scoring as Grinnell trailed most of the game.
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Williams Competes In Kansas City Trapshooting Tournament
Dick Williams of Lawrence participates in the annual target and flyer trapshooting tournament in Kansas City. In preliminaries he hits 14 of 20 flyers as the event unfolds.
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Dick Williams
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Kansas City
Haskell High Triumph Over Kansas School for the Deaf
Haskell High defeated Kansas School for the Deaf 24 to 14 in a game at Mande and Viale. Andy Chisholm led the Indians with four baskets and a free throw for nine points.
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High School Basketball Scores Across Several Teams
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Sun Bowl punter Pitts shows strong leg for ASU Teachers
Tempe reports Wayne Pitts the Sun Bowl entrant and star punter for Arizona State Teachers, who kicked 50 times this year with seven returned. Bill Chandler Jr. son of Marquette coach joins the Golden Avalanche freshman squad for Milwaukee games.
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Judge Landis Holds Tight Grip Amid Baseball War
The battle lines sharpen as Commissioner Landis asserts power over farm systems and working agreements. Yankees and Reds modify rosters while Boston and Philadelphia trades reshape divisions and aim to blunt big club dominance.
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