Kansas Beats Baker 41 to 27 in Southwestern clash
The University of Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Baker University 41 to 27 at Hoch Auditorium. Robert Hunt led Baker with nine points while Fredo Pralle scored 15 for Kansas as they moved to 4-0 on the season. The win comes ahead of tonight's Southwestern matchup and a schedule stretch this week.
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University of Kansas
Jayhawkers
Southwestern University
Baker University
Hoch Auditorium
Southwestern
George Gardner
Harold Bratches
Kansas
Winfield
Baker
Dr. Allen
Durand
Ebling
Hunt
Sullivan
Harp
Fred Pralle
John
Fredo Pralse
Schmidt
Golay
Corlis
Bakerites
Allen
Pralle
Wildcats
Keystone
Self
Bobby Hunt
Robert Hunt
Morningside College
Towa
Washburn
Boomerang Wonder from Australia Aims at Modern Life
Aboriginal bush men keep Stone Age tools and crafts while creating the boomerang. Some are used for sport, others for hunting or war, capable of 200 yard straight throws or deadly 500 foot impacts. Tomorrow topic teased: Human Ear Telephone.
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Australia
What Is a Winning Football Team Worth to a Community
The piece gauges the monetary impact of successful college football on towns like Pittsburgh New Haven and Berkeley. It cites estimates of millions in local spending from fans lodging, dining, shopping and services, plus elevated advertising value from large crowds and game-day traffic and notes weather and crowd size influence profits.
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Pitt
Carnegie Tech
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Yale
New Haven
Berkeley
California
Philadelphia
S.R.O
David Olmstead
Pittsburgh Convention Bureau
Pitt-Nebraska
Steel City
Nebraska
Phil Kodinsky
Sam Sacco
Pitt’s
Allen -Jones
Sacco
Frank T. Adams
Cambridge
U.S
Hach
Revolta Captures Miami Golf Title In Bahamian Open Run
Johnny Revolta of Evanston Illinois won the Miami championship with a 282 total finishing 20 feet from the cup at the 72nd green. Jimmy Thomson and Dick Metz tied for second at 288 while Sam Neath earned fourth with 284 and Horton Smith placed fifth at 285. The 14 club rule faced minor effects and the tour moves to the Nassau Open in the Bahamas.
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Miami
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Til
Revolta
Jimmy Thomson
Dick Metz
Sam the aNeast
White Sulphur Springs
Horton
Smith
Chicago
Oe Gables
Fla
Bahamas
Regional College and High School Basketball Scores
A compilation of scores shows Town State 28 Grinnell 26 Purdue 56 Xavier 32 Iowa 41 Washington St Louis 34 Duquesne 39 Wittenberg 34 Louisiana State 31 Southwestern 26 Butler 24 Pittsburgh 23 Notre Dame 33 Wisconsin 1 Southern California 43 Tulane 21 Springfield Teachers 40 Durant Okla Teachers 36 Kansas Wesleyan 36 Hastings 26 High School Wichita 21 Arkansas City 29.
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Town State
Grinnell
Purdue
Xavier
Iowa
Washington
St. Louis
Duquesne
Wittenberg
Louisiana State
Southwestern
Butler
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
Southern California
Tulane
Springfield
Durant
Okla
Kansas Wesleyan
Hastings College
Wrestling curfew ends match with falls by Casey and Dusek
New York fighter Steve Casey defeated Ed Don George while Rudy Dusek drew with George Keverly as curfew ended their wrestling bout in Wilmington and Hollywood.
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New York
Steve Casey
Tesland
Ed Don George
Java
Wilmington
Del
Rudy Dusek
Omaha
Neh
George Keverly
Hollywood
Calif
Alabama Rose Bowl bid marked by nine unbeaten seasons
Tuscaloosa notes Alabama undefeated seasons since football began. Listed are nine perfect runs including years 1897 1906 1920 1925 1926 1934 1936 1980 and others cited as high marks. Merger with Mercer Dreyer Robinson Asher and others appear as scattered figures in the OCR fragment.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
California
Pasadena
Louis-Like Louis Watch Schmeling Stop Harry Thomas
In New York at Madison Square Garden, Max Schmeling defeated Harry Thomas in eight rounds while Joe Louis watched in silence. Schmeling showed timing and power as Thomas shook off blows and pressed early rounds, until Schmeling finished with a strong eighth.
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New York
Joe Louis
Madison Square. Garden
Max Schmeling
Harry Thomas Daffy
Joe
Schmeling
Thomas
Louis
Jack Blackburn
Arthur Donovan
Max
Harry
Donovan
Gomez Leads American League In Earned Run Average
Vernon Gomez of the Yankees topped the AL earned run average with 2.33 over 34 games. Johnny Allen of Cleveland had the best win loss percentage in league history at .941 with 15 wins and one loss.
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Chicago
Vernon
Lefty) Gomez
New York
Johnny Allen
Cleveland
Gomez
Allen
Jake Wade
Detroit
Bob Grove
Philadelphia
Red” Ruffing
Yankees
Monty Stratton
Grove
Skipper Dick Williams Star of Pembroke Country Day Team
Made Good Record Skipper Dick Williams of Lawrence Kansas son of Mr and Mrs Williams was one of the dependable ball luggers for Pembroke Country Day School Kansas City Mo in the football season recently closed He played left halfback on the 1004 pound team and according to Coach Hugh H Francis was one of the outstanding players on the team He attended the school for the first time this fall and will have two more years there
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Williams
Lawrence
Pembroke Country Day School
Kansas City
Hugh H. Francis
Francis
Skipper
Jayhawker basketball squad shows depth in tough pre season slate
Earl Potts reports Kansas University basketball with starting five Pralle Schmidt Golay Corlis and Carl Johnson. Coach F C Allen rotates reserves as prep games against Baker Ottawa hint at strength and areas to improve ahead of Big Six season.
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University
Ansal
Hhamders
Pralle
Schmidt
Golay
Corlis
Carl Johnson
F. C. Allen
Jayhawkers
Help Quail, Farmers: Sportsmen Urge Grain and Sand Aid
Fred Kahn of the Douglas County Sportsmen's club calls on sportsmen and farmers to help quail and other game birds. He urges delivering grain to birds and adding sand or grit, using a cloth bag hung from a sapling to dispense grain as rain feeds the mound.
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Fred Kahn
Douglas County Sportsmen’s Club
Kahn
Boxing Roundup of Surviving Matches Across Cities
In brief wire reports from Chicago Detroit and other cities several boxers earned decisions. Peter Lelio outpointed Billy Marquart in Michigan City while Tony Dupre beat Lou Gevinson in Washington. Paris Apice and Paulie Walker also secured points wins in Providence and Trenton respectively.
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Chicago
Peter Lelio
Michigan City
Ind
Billy Marquart
Winnipeg
Max Schmeling
Harry. Thomas
Leicester
England
Benny Lynch
Chammonship
George Bataille
Washington
Tony Dupre
Hartford
Conn
Lou Gevinson
Richmond
Ray Matulewicz
Durham
N. C
Joey Ducan
Philadelphia
Providence
R. I
Paris Apice
Johnny Martin
Trenton
N.J
Paulie Walker
Dem
Wakerlis
Boston
University athletic board approves defunding bond contract
In a two hour session yesterday afternoon the athletic board approved a bond contract for 143000 dollars to retire 5000 dollars yearly for ten years. After ten years 93600 dollars would remain, potentially depleting reserves. The board may keep a 10000 dollar working reserve before taking on any bonds. W Davis said only bond related business was discussed and old bonds will be called once signatures are attached. A follow up meeting is planned within a week to discuss rehiring coaches as weather allowed alumni participation.
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Universty
Athletic
Athletic ‘Board
Athletic Board
W. Davis
Boaed
Davis
Shaughnessy Backs Rule Change To Protect Passers
University of Chicago coach Clark Shaughnessy urged a rule revision to shield passers in college football. He called for allowing passes from anywhere behind the line as in professional play, and for penalties forcing a passer to retreat 10 to 15 yards if trapped.
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Chicago
Clark Shaughnessy
University of Chicago
Shaughnessy
America
New Orleans
Shaughnessy Reflects on Brutal Football Past
Former Minnesota football star Shaughnessy recalls era when brutal punishment was common. He argues modern forward passing changes game dynamics but notes play remains rough and tough despite shifts in rules.
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Shaughnessy
University of Minnesota
Meadows and Caswell wed after vaulting world mark
Earle Meadows Olympic pole vault champion and Marguerite Caswell coed sprinter were secretly married at USC. They had planned the wedding if Meadows broke the world record of 14 feet 11 inches, which he did not quite reach. They hope for a Tokyo honeymoon for the 1940 Olympic Games.
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Los Angeles
Earle Meadows
Marguerite Caswell
University of Southern California
Meadows
Tokyo
Leonard Patrick Versatile Canadian Athlete Highlights
Patrick, son of the New York Ranger ice hockey manager, is noted as a versatile Canadian athlete. The tale recounts a dramatic moment when Allison’s concern about stitches in his left hand arose as Sam Chapman’s chair collapsed and his hand went through a wine window during a Bowl game.
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Monke
Allison
Sam “Chapman
Sam
Patrick
New York
Leonard Patrick
New York Ranger
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