Jayhawker Banding for Ichabod Tilt in Topeka
Kansas basketball squads sharpen for Washburn clash after two weeks of practice. Coach C Allen has drilled the team through scrimmages and drills, improving forwards and guards. Ichabods seek revenge after last season’s one point loss, lineup likely includes Boxd Dinars Peterson Zabel Windscheffel, with ticket sales at Round Corner Drugstore and the Diversity athletic office.
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Washburn
Ichabods
Burn Field Bowl
Topeka
Round Corner
Diversity Athletic Office
Seeeet Eee
Forgetful golfers lose to fire and fumbles in odd round
A quirky story from a sports page describes two golfers who miss a tee shot and struggle through a second round while a dramatic distraction arrives when a house reportedly catches fire, eluding a drug search and prompting odd banter and a request to play through.
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AL Demaree
New York
Chick Evans
Ievappar
Johnny Connell
Johnny
Haskell Indians Open Basketball Drill This Monday
The Haskell Indians will begin basketball practice Monday afternoon under athletic director Frank W. McDonald. Team veterans from last year’s successful squad include Captain Nelson Taylor and Ed Woolworth guards, Wilson Charles center, Teddy Wilson Louis Weller forwards, and Haskell Murphy forward guard. Walter Johnson, a former football star and reserve, also back. Two newcomers Raymond Buffalow and Newton Rose challenge for spots on the squad.
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Haskell Indians
Frank W. McDonald
Braves
Unit 1
Nelsin
Tatlor
Ed Woolworth
Wilson Charles
Teddy Wrilson
Louis
Weller
Haskell Murphy
Walter J0hnson
Raymond Buffalow
Newton Rose
Suzanne Beulen Sells Sportswear in Paris Shop
Suzanne Beulen a famous tennis star works as a saleswoman in a small Paris shop. She demonstrates clothing and provides advice on sports apparel to customers.
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Paris
Dee
Suzanne Beuelen
Asas
Job
Baseball May Lose Great Base man
Charles Arthur The Great Shires demands 75000 dollars to play first base for the White Sox next summer or will strike. The incident follows a season where his 8500 dollar contract led to fines and suspensions. Shires vows to continue fighting unless his pay is restored.
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Highs Open With Topeka Hoopsters
Lawrence high basketball coach Melvin Griffin concentrates on a compact Red and Black squad for the season opener against Topeka Friday. Twelve players form the first squad with four lettermen including Bob Curd Roy Vandeventer and Bred Harris.
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Lawrence High
Melvin Griffin
Vopeka
Aeason
Bob Curd
Bred Harris
Roy Vandeventer
Milton Allen
Paul Bethel
Claude Dicker
Fred Nelson
Tom Emery
Paul Harnar
Billy Polanis
Paul Packer
Nebraska abolishes football captaincy for 1930 season
The University of Nebraska will not elect a football captain for 1930, choosing an appointive system after a grid banquet in Lincoln. Seventeen lettermen voted to adopt the plan, seven votes favored a captain, two others abstained, placing Nebraska with Kansas as the only Big Six schools to abolish captains this year. Kansas Aggies Missouri and Oklahoma elected captains, while Iowa State acted later.
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Kansas
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Nebraska
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Missouri
Oklahoma
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Erwin Rudolph Sets World Billiards Records in Detroit
Erwin Rudolph of Chicago allegedly set world records in the Detroit pocket billiards championship, including high run, best game and fastest finish. He claimed a 125 to 2 win over Spencer Livsey in four innings, unfinished 111 high run, and a 87 minute finish for 125 points without a single foul shot. A night track meet was also announced for Warrensburg on May 16 under flood lights.
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Mich
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Spencer Livsey
Los Angeles
Rudulph
Ralph Greenleaf
Jerome Keogh
Joseph J. McCann
Rudolphalen
Ferguyson
Rudolph
Kansas City
Warrensburg
Big Ten Cage Quintets to Open Action Tonight
Five western conference basketball teams take the floor Friday with Michigan facing Pennsylvania in the East and Purdue Northwestern Wisconsin playing major rivals. Pitt star Charlie Hyatt and Northwestern’s Ken Rut Waller headline as the season begins with limited rule changes and a new jump ball to start play.
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Keverett Dean
Indiana
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Charlie Hyatt
Pitt
No Contest Ends Welterweight Bout Fields Vs Jones
In Boston the non-title bout between Jackie Fields of Los Angeles and Gorilla Jones of Akron was stopped in the seventh round. Referee Joe O Connor ruled Jones failed to offer his usual style, declaring a no contest.
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Jimmy MecLarin
Vancouver
Ruby Goldstein
York
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Meridan
Conn
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Lawrence
Mass
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Gorilla Jones
Akron
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George Courtneys
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Ray Alfano
St. Louis
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Ontario
Neb
Los Angeles
Jones
Joe O'Canshor
Hanley Speeds But Not His Gaidsters
Wilmette December 14 A policeman arrested Dick Hanley football coach at Northwestern for speeding He tried to explain his identity and was taken to the station with Knute Rockne Fielding Yost Clarence Spears and Police Chief Brauthan at the scene The officer mocked the coach saying Northwestern would have moved faster on the gridiron if he had gone as fast in the car
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Dick Hanley
Hanley
Northwestern University
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Knute Rockne
Peption House
Fielding Hi Yost
Clarence W. Spears
Station House
William Brauthan
Trumph
Northwestern
Mack Blames Football for Baseball Losses
Connie Mack, manager of the world champion athletics, tells the Princetonian that year round football talk fuels waning interest in baseball among university undergraduates. He cites college game deterioration since the 1880s and urges better coaching to revive interest and help spring baseball compete with year round football.
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N. J
Connie Mack
World Champions Athletics
Princetonian
Ames st Ap lows State College to Mert Vlinitis and rivals
A nine game Ames schedule outlines key nonconference and intercollegiate dates for the 1930 football squad under Athletic Director T. Nui Meteeli. The card includes Illinois, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas State, Drake, Loyola, Rice Institute, and a Colorado interconference contract, with games spread from October to December and a Thanksgiving after‑date aim.
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Missourians
Catalina Island hosts second annual 7000 open golf tourney
The Catalina Island golf event opens with seven contestants and three under par as dark horses challenge the favorites. Landis signals willingness in Chicago to fight a proposed professional chase with a plan for a January showdown between Hack Wilson and Arthur Shires.
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White Sox
Eudora Echoes Social Doings And Obituaries For December
Eudora society notes cover a festive week with Mrs. Mayme Kohler hosting a Christmas setup and officer elections for the WoT eltty group. Many local ladies attend, plan a Christmas party, and habitually visit kin and friends while Mrs. M. Baker dies in Kansas City after a lingering illness. The St Paul Evangelical church groups convene for programs and officer swears in a busy social calendar.
Weekend Visit and Local Meeting Recap at DeSoto
Toneka spent the weekend with Mrs. John Cairns as Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hague and granddaughters attended. Arleia and lean Grimes motored to DeSoto where Mr. Hague attended a Modern Woodmen meeting. The Young Peoples league met at the church Tuesday evening. the Jayhawks led by Fredericka Sehlegel won games. Hamburgers and coffee were served after.
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Heim
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Howard Kohler
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Shiv
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Lawrence
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Eli St. John
M. FE. Baker
J. J. Baker
Eudora
W. A Fuller
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Young Peoples League
St. Paul Evangelical Church
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Arthur Bernitz
Lilly Ziegler
Dana Kidd
Mary Ann
Gus Ziesenis
Nineteen Hundred and Now
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Tleven
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Elsie Louise Lawson
Clarice Miller
Elizabeth Puller
Waudie Laughlin
Mays
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Curtis Ruthrautt
Elizabeth Fuller
Minnie Jones
Hazel Harris
Ann Kanzir
Henrietta Harris
Louise Lawson
Catharan Roe
Mary Harris
Margaret Westerhouse
Viola Sheldon
Eudora Larent
Olive Dailey
John Everley
Elma
Lorene Aucheals
John Sheldon
Gac
Vence
Jake Milburn
Frank Jorgenson
George Feagtes
George Bemell
Arry Hagenbush
Jake Strobel
Charles Gerstenberger
Dan Reber
Alvin Bond
Fred Smith
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Fall Leaf Social and Illness Dampens Community Ebb
Mrs. William Mayhugh bought a power washing machine amid an influenza epidemic that harms work and chills activity. Fall Leaf residents report cold weather and sickness reducing attendance at the Eudora short course and local meetings. Residents Fred Reetz and George Adair exchanged sod, neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs Charles Vite home, and attendees enjoyed candy after a board party. Oscar Maghurd of Lawrence visited, Tom Davenport battled influenza, and Thelma Cunningham joined a Friday board event with Louis French.
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Ito Luckan
Villa
Eden
Eudora
Fall Leaf
Fred Reetz
George Adair
Charles Vite
Oscar Maghurd
Lawrence
Tom Davenport
Edmund Keerner
Homet French
Thelma Cunningham
Louis French
Lennie Wallace
Tonganoxie
Meville
Rothberger
Louie Konmer
Wilma Longacre
Epworth League
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Newlyweds Attend Reception and Local Couples in Town
A reception honored Arthur Bernitz and W ter Gerstenberger and their wives. Mr and Mr Lennie Wallace and Thelma Cunningham were seen shopping in Tontka on Thursday. Louie Koerner and Wilma Lonace visited Lawrence on Saturday.
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W. Ter Gerstenberger
Lennie Wallace
Thelma Cunningham
Tontka
Louie Koerner
Wilma Lonace
Lawrence
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