Wichita Five Wins From Lions 30 13
Wichita five defeats Lions 30 to 13 on Lawrence High Court. Rough game with multiple fouls called by referee F L Kelley. Cupit led Wichita with nine points, McCracken scored seven, Bonebrake top Lawrence with four. Lawrence dropped opening game of season. next, Lawrence first and second teams host Washington Rural Tuesday.
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Lawrence High. School
Wichita North
Lawrence High Court
F. L. Kelley
Topeka
Lawrence
Wichitans
Wichita
Lawrence Cagers
Cupit
McCracken
Bell
Ireland
PJ Kappelman
Merley
Duver
Restocking Rabbits Halted by Kansas Commission
Pratt December 16 The shipment of thousands of live cotton tail rabbits to eastern states for restocking has been halted by the Kansas forestry fish and game commission. The move, intended to help hunters with licenses, prevents depletion of local stocks and aims to protect future shooting opportunities. The northeastern Kansas restocking plan is postponed for this year but may resume soon.
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Pratt
Kansas
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Forestry, Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Fish and
Basketball results from various colleges and teams
A garbled recap lists basketball results featuring the University of Enid Parsons junior college Drake St Benedict’s El Dorado Garden City Denver Pigs Colorado Aggies and other schools with scores and locations such as Joplin Kansas City and Lawrence. The fragmentary notes reference high schools and multiple colleges with assorted scores around the 20s to 40s.
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Iversity
Enid
Pittsboro
Bees
Kansas West
Notre Dame
Joplin
Parsons Junior College
Central Collega
Pella
Igy Drake
Ivandale
Kansas’ City
St. Benedict's
Athe
Business
Azz
EL Dorado
Garden City Junior College
Denver” Pigs
Colorado Aggies
Strange As It Seems and Historic Notes Echo
A garbled collage notes Jamalul Kiram the Sultan of Sulu paid 33,000 yearly by the United States and ruling a dynasty older than the U S government. It also recalls Michigan's 1901 football greats with 550 points in a season and a nun’s quest for fortune in Spain as Adams kept reading for yearly delight.
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United States
Jamalul 'Kiram
Sulu
Jamalul Kiain
Michigan
Re Americas
DiMisty
Awice AG
Kansas Wins Exhibition Over Kansas State In Midwest Showdown
Kansas sophomore Ray Ebling and Francis Kappelman led the Jayhawkers to a 34 to 20 win over Kansas State in Manhattan. Ebling tallied high with 12 points, while Kappelman added 6 as Kansas built a 22 to 3 halftime lead and substituted thirteen players in the second half.
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Manhattan
Kan
Ray Ebling
Francis Kappelman
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Jayhawkers
Wildcats
Ad Ebling
Kappleman
Ebling
F.c.allen
Champi Ns
Bus Boyd
H.W. Weller
Boyd
Kansas
Kappelman
Fiz
Peterson
Urief
Lynch
Stoner
Farrell
Weller
Armstrong
Dbert Morgan
Blaine
BE. C. Quigley
St. Mary's
Canzoneri Seeks Rematch After LoCatelli Victory
Tony Canzoneri earned a lightweight title shot by defeating Ancleto Lo Catelli by decision over ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. The New York bout positions him as Ross’s likely challenger, as organizers plan a potential third meeting in the outdoor season. Meanwhile Jack Manders led the Chicago Bears with 19 points in seven scoring drives, two touchdowns and four field goals with perfect kicking.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
Epee
the Bears
Giants
Bears
Evely
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Barney Ross
Ancleto Locatelli
Zamester
Italy
Madison
Square -Garlen
Tony
Ross
Young
Jack Manders
Marshall Subdued After Wild Session in Ring
Everett Marshall the Colorado wrestler fought wildly during a bout with Jim Londos in Philadelphia. He attacked referee Ben Paul and others after a long match of about an hour. Marshall was disqualified and his purse suspended by the State Athletic Commission as deputies and police restored order.
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Philadelphia
Everett Marshall
Jim Landos
State Athletic Commission
Marshall
Ben. Paul
Londos
Everett
Paul
Fat McKewen
Commission
Billy Sandow
Winter title bout eyed for Florida first since 1920
Madison Square Garden said Primo Carnera agreed to defend his heavyweight title against Tommy Loughran in Miami on February 22 but no contracts signed yet. Carnera needs approval from Italian banker Louis Soresi, co manager with Billy Duffy, who is expected to grant consent quickly. Garden officials noted the bout would be the first winter title fight since 1920 and first heavyweight title match held in Florida since Charley Mitchell in Jacksonville. Loughran reportedly agreed, though terms remain contested as he seeks better terms than the standard 121 percent of recounts granted challengers.
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New York
Florida
Madison Square Garden
the Garden
Primo’ Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Miami
Primo
Louis Soresi
Billy Duffy
Carnera
Soresi
Jim Corbett
Charley Mitchell
Jacksonville
Jack’ Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Old Garden
Garden
Loughran
Philadelphian
Jack Sharkey
Ray Impellitiere
Campus sports squabbles stir in Big Six era
The piece surveys cross university friction over athletics between Kansas Missouri and other rivals as football ends and basketball looms. It notes editorials at Kansas Missouri and Emporia confrontations over leadership, officiating, and broadcasting, plus plans to staff two officials per game in key matchups. Andy Beck is noted to be at Harvard Business School.
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Journal-World's Sport
Charles A. Grumich
Kansas
Missouri
College of Emporia
Emporia
Tiger
Jayhawker
Missouri Student
Bailiwick
John Philip Hamel
Columbia Daily Tribune
Frank Carideo
George ‘Edwards
Brewerfield House
Columbia
Quigley
Phog Allert
Edwards
University of Kansas
F. E. Dennie
Lawrence
Missouri School of Mines
University of Missouri
Allen
George
Big Six
Excelsior Springs
Tam
Tigers
Jawhawks
Rash
Andy Beck
University of Oklahoma
Harvard School of Business
Tailspin Tommy Story Of Fate In The Mountains
Fragmentary copy reports a dramatic tale involving a forest fire raging near the mountains above a three point area. The text references a plane incident and memory loss amid chaotic events, with characters named in unclear context. The source is difficult to decipher but suggests a serialized adventure scenario.
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Anong
Loch Toe
Emi
Colorado hoops coach PoBa To Lead Five Missouri Kansas Games
Colorado under new coach Henry Poinba will invade Missouri and Kansas next week in five outings. The Buffaloes open at Kansas State College in Manhattan on Monday night, December 18, followed by St Benedict's in Atchison. They then meet Maryville Teachers Wednesday and Pittsburg Teachers Friday and Saturday.
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Boulder
Colo
Henry Po Iba
Northwest Missouri State Teachers College of
Baldwin News Social notes and visits across Kansas
Mrs E C Allderdice drove to Kansas City to visit Mrs Ella Allderdice who recently had an operation at St Luke's hospital. The Baker University Players will present two Christmas dramas next Wednesday at Centenary hall. Many local residents attended church events and club meetings including the Past Matrons Christmas party at Mrs Marv Martins home and the YWCA gathering in the high school gymnasium.
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E. C. Allderdice
Kansas City
Ella Allderdice
St. Luke's Hospital
BE. C. Allderdice
Philharmone Orchestra
Hall
Graham Givens
Ottawa
Baldwin
Marv. Martin
Carl Fast
Jack
Clara. Kreting
W.C. Gibbon
Howard
High School Cymnasium
Bernard Schultze
Molby Brothers
Agricola
T.F. Haas
Texas
Julius
Theodore
Gracé
Gertrude Wiley
Toneka
Charles Hayes
C. Phillips
Pauline
John
Phillips
John Ruchty
Ladies’ Aid Ie
J. S. Hockensmith
Lawrence
Edward Huey
Lenore Dowers
Southside
Reading
C. C. Fruit
Dowers
Lillian
G. M. Gander
Rambler Returns from Thanksgiving Visit in Kansas City
Rambler and mother Emma Kalb returned the first of the week from Farricut Town where they spent Thanksgiving with sister and daughter Mrs. J. E. Colman. Charles Allderdice of Coldwater and Mrs. R. J. Hazzard of Dodge City were in Baldwin visiting EB Allderdice and were in Kansas City with Ella Allderdice at St. Luke's hospital. The Reading club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. Huch P. Hartley’s home. Mr and Mrs C B Merry hosted guests at dinner in honor of Mrs P N Miller’s birthday, with Rosa Mae and Donald Miller, Mrs B Buckles, Mr and Mrs J F Emery, Miss Emma Emery, and Miss Lucille and Arvilda Chaney. Miss Terry Cooney de Jay Cooney of Carrollton, Mo., were recent guests in Gerald Bell’s home.
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Arthur Kalb
Emma Kalb
Farricut
J.E. Colman
Colman
Charles Allderdice
Coldwater
R. J. Hazzard
Dodge City
Baldwin
EB. C. Allderdice
Kansas’ City
Ella Allderdice
Huch.p. Hartley
C. B. Merry
P. N. Miller
Donald
B. Buckles
F. Emery
Emma Emery
Lucille
Arvelda Chaney
Terry Cooney de Jay Cooney
Carrolton, My
Gerald Bell
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