Lawrence High School Plans 19 Game Basketball Schedule
The schedule lists 19 games for Lawrence High School with opponents including Manual High School in Kansas City Missouri Topeka High School in Topeka Rosedale Olathe Leavenworth Manhattan Atchison Horton and Iola The season opens December 4 with Manual High School and closes around March 8 with Topeka at Lawrence with dates set for January February and March games.
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Sig Alphs Lead after Inter-Fri Track Meet Day One
Sig Alpha fraternity held the lead in the inter-organization track and field meet on the Stadium field yesterday afternoon. Shannon won the quarter mile, Conley won the discus, and Graham took the shot put. Shannon timed 54 seconds. Conley threw 108 feet. Graham landed the shot at 36 feet 10 inches.
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Missouri and Kansas athletics clash over schedule and spirit
A Missouri K U football and basketball discussion centers on team discipline and fan sentiment. An editor notes the Tigers may need to curb smoking on players and rethink the rivalry with Kansas in the Valley. Oklahoma eyes a strong season as Benny Owen’s team fights for positions. The Missouri athletic board debates whether the Missouri Kansas game should move to Thanksgiving weekend.
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Kansas Missouri Debaters Set for Friday Night Match
Kansas University and the University of Missouri will contest a joint debate in Kansas City on Friday night, December 21. The topic is whether the United States should enter the permanent court of international justice, with Kansas on the affirmative. Kansas team members include Frederick Field as captain, Elbridge Stratton, Montclair Spear, Richard Campbell, and Cornelius Pence as alternates, under coach Bryan A. Gilkinson. A single judge will decide the outcome, using ten minutes of constructive argument and a six minute rebuttal. Judge Arba S. Van Valkenburg of the federal court has been invited to judge.
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Olympic Club Football Team to Meet Haskell on Christmas Day
Dispatch from Los Angeles reports Haskell likely faces the Olympic Club football team in a post season game on Christmas day in Los Angeles. The Olympic Club, feared for star players from major teams, recently added this year's Stanford quarterback who will play against the Indians.
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Muskogee Postseason Football Match Set
Haskell meets Baptist University Shawnee Oklahoma in a post season game today in Muskogee following Saturday's defeat of Tulsa University in Tulsa. Dr F C Allen Kansas coach says no cuts, will field eighteen in every home game and maintain a squad of at least twenty five for practice while seeking future depth.
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Tracey Buys St. Joy Club Chicago Dec 12
Tracey E B reports purchasing the St Joseph Mo club of the Western League with an $11 000 outlay for new players. Two recruits include pitcher Seymour Bailey of Syracuse and George Corrigan at second base.
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Ford for President movement to hold convention in Midwest
Detroit dispatch reports Henry Ford supporters plan a formal convention to consider a Ford presidential bid, likely in St. Louis or Chicago next month. A small organizing group opened temporary HQ with Robert R. Pointer in charge. if Ford declines, a third party nomination may proceed under new leadership.
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Grange growth shown in Kansas convention report
Hutchinson Kansas paper notes steady growth for the Grange in the year. The annual report presented at the Kansas convention session highlights nearly a million dollars in insurance written among members. W T Dixon of Cardinale is retiring official with election upcoming Friday.
Japanese workers endure kinesthetic recovery after quake
In Tokio and across Japan, industries suffer from lower demand following the earthquake and fire. Unemployment rises except in the damaged zones where labor is abundant, while farmers complain prices fall due to lower food duties. Builders and material suppliers profit from inflated prices as workers push hard to rebuild. An American longtime resident notes Japanese workers have never worked so hard, curbing leisure to render destroyed cities habitable.
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Deaths and Funerals Curtis Jeltz honored at St James church
The funeral for Curtis Elam Jeltz colored who died Monday morning was held at 2 PM today at St James A M E church in North Lawrence. Burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery. The report notes auditing progress by J D French in Topeka and a planned site for Yeoman Lodge children’s home in Kansas. A Carnegie gift of 20 000 dollars supports the Emporia College library endowment, the first payment of a 50 000 dollar pledge.
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Come Out of the Kitchen Play to Open High School Drama Club
Costumes for Come Out of the Kitchen arrived as the Igramiatie club of the high school prepares a dress rehearsal tomorrow morning. The show, first by the school’s dramatic group in the auditorium, sold out all advance tickets. The Queen Esther club of St. Baptist church will hold a bazaar in the church basement on Friday, December 14.
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Parent Teachers Association meeting at junior high
The Parent-Teachers Association of the junior high school will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 30 in the assembly room of the old high school building. Dean R A Schwegler will address the gathering on intelligence tests.
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Traffic Violation Fines In Police Court
Baldwin Russell was fined ten dollars this morning in police court on a speeding charge. Oscar Jones was not charged with any offense in the report.
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Man Fined For Speeding and Bond Forfeiture
Joe McCloskey was fined 15 dollars for speeding and forfeited a five dollar bond for appearance on a charge of driving a car with only one light.
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