Charity basketball card highlights at KU auditorium
A benefit program at the University of Kansas auditorium featured three charity games the Cook Paint and Varnish company five, freshmen versus varsity seconds, and a faculty two teams match. Notable players included Ackerman Gordon Peterson Mosbrard Wilkin and Peterson scoring for the all star group, while Bishop and Cox led the freshmen. A quirky miscount occurred when Prof Dawson scored in the wrong basket, distributing a half point to each side.
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Keeler
Shore
Bushey
Richardson
Heal
Eastwood
Dawson
Allphin
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Johnson
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Hilwerth
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Barce
Wheeler
Hadley
Ingham
Egee
May Sell Speaker
New York December 14 AP The baseball world debates Washington Senators plans to trade Tris Speaker while George Sisler may join the team next season Harris predicts Speaker and Sisler would strengthen the pennant bid Senate captain says both veterans add punch to the lineup and keep core scoring power despite aging averages with both finishing 1927 near the top 12 in batting.
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York
Washington
Harris
Senators
Speaker
Sisler
Bougillon Wins French Light Heavyweight Title in Paris
Reported results show Moise Bougillon defeating Francois Charles for the French light heavyweight championship in Paris. Other bouts list Joey Novack of Meadville sharing a win over Johnny Kid Utica and Johnny Jae of Oi City knocking out Billy Batey of Utica, plus Johnny Martin of Sioux Falls beating Eddie Dwyer.
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Paris
France
Moise Bougillon
Francois Charles
Meadville
Joey Novack
Johnny Kid
Utica
N.Y
Johnny Jae
Morrie Brown
Sicity
Ready for concert Jayhawkers debut against Aggies
Eighteen Jayhawkers will suit up tomorrow night for the University of Kansas season debut against the Kansas Aggies in the KK A auditorium. Coach Forrest C. Allen announced today. Fifteen Aggie players will travel to Lawrence. Starting lineups not yet announced.
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Aggie
Lawrence
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Hill
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Taud
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Dodd
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Gies
Cap
Jards
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Brooks
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Merte
Jardson
Jones
Jardine
Smiths
Garkawhenko to wrestle Lewis for world title in Wichita
Alexander Garkawhenko, the European Graeco-Roman champion, will meet Ed Strangler Lewis in Wichita at the Forum to decide the world title. Gorky, a 240-pound Ukrainian, follows European rules and aims to outpoint Lewis, who was trained in the American style and recently beat him with a toe-hold under limited-waist rules.
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Kan
Europe
America
Alexander Garkawhenko
Ed “Strangler
Lewis
Gorky
Moscow
Bucharest
Belgrade
Warsaw
Arky
Altho Lewis
Salina Civic Leader Frank C. York Dies in Los Angeles
Salina Kansas reports the death of Frank C. York aged 75 in Los Angeles. York was longtime Salina Northern Railway president and a civic leader who helped attract industries and improvements to Salina. He spent many years in California.
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Kan
Los Angeles
Frank C. York
York
Salina Northern Railway
Sarlta Fe
Os‘apeer
California
S Ee
Eastern grid stars to clash with West in charity game
East team of 18 players from 12 schools heads to San Francisco for December 26 charity clash with West talent. Stars Glen Presnell and Ray Randells join Omaha route. coaches Richard Hanley and Andy Kerr plan Warner style play, aiming to blend with eastern squad. The roster spans Minnesota Yale Notre Dame Nebraska Washington and Jefferson and others.
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United States
San Francisco
Nebraska
Glen Presnell
Ray Randells
Invaders
Omaha
Richard Hanley
Northwestern
Andy Kerr
Washington and Jefferson
Pop” Warnner
Minnesota
Yale
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Jefferson
Notre Dame
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Almquist
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Lane
Dartmouth
Caldwell
Connors
New York University
Amo
Washington and
Scott and Fishwick
Yal
Walsh
Weinstock
Western Maryland
Douds
Hansen
Valley Teams Set for Opening Tilts
Northern Missouri Valley conference opens with three of four teams ready for season, with Iowa State remaining in practice. Framed games include Nebraska vs Washington and Norman’s Oklahoma, as schedules begin in January.
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API
Towa State
Corisroner
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Washington
St. Kansas
Lasence
Nell
Pilaho
Arges
Norman
Oklahoma
Nor
Aggies
Interest in Film: The Romance of Sleepy Valley showings
Motion picture The Romance of Sleepy Valley draws farm bureau interest with A I Gilkison county agent announcing a schedule of showings. Events span Riverside, Baldwin Gem theater, Pleasant Valley, Vinland HS, Oakridge, and Lone Star M W A hall from December 16 to 22 with times noted and Baldwin event at 2 PM.
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Divorces Granted by Judge Means in Douglas County Court
Judge Hugh Means granted divorce to John B Williams from Mary FE Williams this morning and to Layton Glenn from Etta Glenn on Wednesday. Arless Wineland vs Leona Wineland was taken under advisement. November term ends with remaining cases to be settled before February term. jury cases completed.
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John B. Williams
Mary
FE. Williams
Etta Glenn
Layton Glenn
Arless Wineland
Leona Wineland
Douglas County District Court
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Christmas Pageant The Light of the World at First Methodist
Rev Edward Hislop writes a Christmas pageant The Light of the World for the First Methodist church over a hundred cast members will perform next Sunday night The pageant aims to be distinctive and may have merit or not.
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Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Edward Hislop
Hislop
Donkey as Democratic symbol wins Philadelphia vote
Telegraph briefs report a Philadelphia Democratic auxiliary passed a resolution favoring keeping the donkey as the party symbol, noting it is docile when pleased but capable of kicking when displeased. others items include pre Christmas resolutions in Chicago and a London farewell.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
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Momen 3
Chicago
John Coughlin
Thefts Arrest Report Seized Harness Confession Granted
Sheriff W J Cummings reports Lyndon officers arrested Lee Roy Bowman for stealing sound harness from John Sullivan near Twin Mound. Harness stolen December 9. Bowman confessed on December 18 and ownership was identified. Bowman may face transfer for prosecution or Lyndon case handling.
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Lee
Roy Bowman
John Sullivan
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Flood Warnings as Rivers Rise Across Missouri Arkansas
Wet weather and rising rivers affect the southeast Missouri region with cloudbursts in Arkansas. Heavy rains threaten southern Kansas as swollen streams sweep away bridges that endured previous floods. Local authorities urge precaution as conditions may worsen.
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Arkansas
Kansas
End of year forecast hints at cold rain and strain
The Journal-World notes a sharp temperature drop of four degrees in ten hours with forecasts of subzero morning lows, continued cold for several days, and possible rain. An item mentions pre enrollment and scholarships for business college amid holiday mail offers and distant rates.
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