Kansas Jayhawkers to test radical basketball clinic rules
Novice and veteran players will show new rule concepts at the KU auditorium in Friday's game with Kansas State, featuring raised baskets to 12 feet, 16 to 12 feet changes, and various timing and free throw alterations. The event will include demonstrations and a Lawrence session detailing proposed changes, with the Manhattan game following December 18.
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K. U
Jay Hawkers
Kansas
Manhattan
Ray Ebling
Dick Wells
Gordon Gray
Francis Kappelian
Jayhawker
al Wellhausen
Noble Jay
Soph
Arkuth
Wilmer Shhaffe
At- Lawrence
Wrence
Quigley
Ed Halpin
Hether
Baker Game Schedule Promises Tough Wildcats Season
From a group of over 40 hopefuls Coach Emil Liston selected ten players for intensive training for Baker’s demanding schedule. Key returnees include Fred Christ Fred ne Lee Schrey and Orville Al son, with six lettermen slated to contribute. The Wildcats face St Benedicts Warrensburg Teachers Washburn and more before and after the holidays, opening after New Year.
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George
Bretnall
Fred Christ
Fredne
Lee Schrey
Orville
Alson
Rudy Reiser
Bill Quear
Eastigh
James Finles
Max Martin
Hoxie
Kansas
Alberts Brimble
Eldorado
Robert Rudolf
Atchison
Wildcats
St.Benedicts
Warrensburg
Washburn
Bakers
Wildcat
Lownan
Warrens
Tapika
Arrensburg
Bane
Baldwin
Benedicts
Baldwins
Ducks Season Ends Soon in Kansas Hunters Await Final Shooting Weekend
Kansas hunters face the last days of the federal 30 day migratory waterfowl season. The final weekend allows shooting Thursday Friday and Saturday each week for 10 weeks between sun and sunset. Most ducks inhabit southern western Kansas cover areas. Read the classified page for details.
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Kansas
Benedict XVI and the Papal History in One Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Benedict XVI and papal history, mentioning Rome, Tuscany, and a sequence of events around a pope’s life. It references a nephew, late arrest, and a cryptic tale of a man named John Hix, but the text is garbled and inconsistent, with unclear dates or sources.
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Benedict
Aru
Hardy
Tuscany
Rome
Simpie
Oweak
National Pro League Adopts Five Changes in Gridiron Code
National Pro League owners approve five rules changes to speed play for next season. Proposals include penalties assessed at the spot of the foul, a forward pass ruled down where thrown, a free ball on fumbles except kicks or throws, altered scoring on fourth down passes into the end zone, and a 14 yard out of bounds line for sideline throws after six league games. George Halas and Bert Bell named to codify the rules. waiver clause limits trading after six games.
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New York
Clty
National Professional Football League
George Halas
Conchy
Chicago . Bears
Bert Bellof
Philadelphia Eagles
Yale
Unclear fragment prompts local sports item
An OCR fragment mentions tor, Walisas city and Maniatis, with names such as Joey Ale and Orville Troubard and a 10 score note. The readable text is too fragmentary to determine a coherent event, date, or outcome for a reliable headline.
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Tor
Walisas
Nissinger
Ughtweigh
Tor Maniatis
Orville Troubard
Aim
Wilkies Baiies
Elks Bowling Scores Report Mystery Text
Fragmentary OCR passage shows stray names and garbled phrases about bowling scores. Lacks coherent event details, proper names, dates or teams to ground a fuller summary.
Two Road Games for Local Cagers in Busy Schedule
Lawrence Lions, led by Coach Eddy A Wood, prepare for two road games against Wichita North on Friday and Newton on Saturday. The team has practiced intensely for six days, plans to take nine or ten players on the trip, and will help dedicate Newton’s new field house seating 3,000. Jella and Wilburn Duver return as lettermen, with many juniors and reserves vying for roles.
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Wichita
Newton
Lawrence
High Lions
Eddy A. Wood
Wood
Lion
The
Wilburn Duver
Geonard Jella
Jella
Jlne
Woods
High Tean
Bob
Hunts Net
Eer Bob
Mason
Dean Stoner
Cenliegis
Bob Ephomore
Bob Allen
Stoner
Kappelman
Dover
Castlc
Huntvat
KK. Johnson
Miggins
Henley
Cuards
Ray Anderson
Ned“ Huffman
Cy Us. Jones
Paul Moon
Eldon Perry
Sam Boardman
Ray Harris
Paseo
Kansa Ma
Emporia
Alumni Seek Henry for Missouri Football Coach
Missouri alumni push for Gwinn Henry to return as head football coach and athletics director at the university, potentially removing Chester L. Brewer from the athletics director post. The plan, opposed by the university committee, would leave assistant director and business manager roles under the new director coach. Henry allegedly indicated willingness to accept, citing his prior success at New Mexico and with the St Louis Gunners.
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St. Joseph
Mo. Dee
Gwinn Henry
University O Missouri
Henry
University of New Mersey
Chester L. Brewer
Missouri
Don Faurot
Kirksville Teachers
New Mexico
SA Louis Gunners
Heavyweight Parade at Convention Hall Friday Night
Kansas City expects a heavyweight showcase led by world champion Max Baer in four rounds against California’s Les Kennedy. Kennedy, lighter yet faster, aims to upset Baer while strong undercard bouts feature Buddy Baer, Big Bob Cook, Dutch Weimer, Babe Hunt, Al Stillman, Johnny Miler, Allen Mathews, Sammy Jackson, and Tuffy Singley with advance sales heavy but seats still available across sections.
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Kansas City
Convention” Hall
West
Max Baer
Baer
Les Kennedy
California
Kennedy
Big
Bob Cook
Weimer
Heavies
Cook
Buddy Baer
Max
Babe. Hunt
Oklahoma
AL Stillman
Johnny Miler
Atlen Mathews
Sammy Jackson
Narl Lautenschlager
Tuffy
City Hounds Set for Interleague Hockey Matches
Kansas City hockey fans look to three interleague games this week as the Central Hockey League club the Greyhounds return home to play the St Louis Flyers on Monday night December 11 in Civic and Booster Night festivities. Civic clubs and South Central business leaders organize a gala with spectators from within a hundred miles. The games count toward league standings in both circuits with Booster Night events preceding and following the main contest.
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Kansas City
Central Hockey
Creyhounds
St. Louis Flyers
Nw Emerson
Patton
South Central
St. Paul Oy
Eveleth Hibbing
Central
Lengue
Kames
Rogular
Local Wichita Baker items mix sports notes and society
A busy Baker University page details football chatter about Missouri coaching, West Point rumors, and East-West game talk. It also covers alumni debates, chapter events, church services, hospitalities, a Rotary dinner, and Christmas music plans at the First Methodist church.
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Bob Dunlop
Okladeot
West Point
Battlinis
Bill Cunningham
Heston
Serily
Minnesota
Mole Ray “Morrison
Southern
Methodist
Missouri
Vanderbilt
Dan. McGugin
Arkansas college basketball results and standings
In a miscellaneous basketball roundup, Missouri and Arkansas teams posted scores with Lafayette and Penneton noted. The table lists several college results including a 34 to 27 line and a 26 to 16 reference, with scattered player names and venue hints. The item reads like an OCR damaged summary of regional college basketball outcomes and upcoming schedules.
Baldwin News Notes Family Visits Amid Illness and Fire
William Clark Vast rk's father Falbot lies critically ill at a daughter's home. Guests included Miss Sara Margaret Glen and Miss Betty Ebright with Dorothy Deel from Lawrence. The Hite family reports Tommy ill with pneumonia but improving. A fire department response to a flue caused no damage at the Ensart home last Saturday. Sam Deal visited Topeka with his sister Miss Mir Deal. Champ Graham and Robert Bon were also mentioned.
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William
Clark Vastrk
I Falbot
Ander ‘Trotter
Harryville
Sara Margaret
Glen
Betty Ebright
Dorothy Deel
Billy
Wells
Falls
Sarhuel
AeDeel
Tommy
Hitchcock, Tittle
Merle Hite Ry
Tigi
KB. Enseart
Sam Deal
Topeka
Misa Mirrm
Deal
Champ Graham
Robert Bon
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Ben Owens
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Watton
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R. L. Hazzard
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Baldwine Rotary Club
Emil S. Liston
Baker University
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Russel
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Esther
King
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Skeeter
Betty
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