Busy Week for Jayhawk Cage Squad GAMES IN KANSAS CITY
KU hosts Baker University in Kansas City tonight at 7 30 in the university auditorium. The game is the first of the season for Baker and the third start for KU after defeating Washburn and Ottawa. Six Baker veterans return led by Beiser and Schrey with high scoring past seasons. Coach Allen emphasizes fundamentals as KU shows a stronger passing attack and defense this year. The week also includes a Friday clash with USC in Memorial hall and a Saturday game against Kansas State or Missouri in Convention hall.
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Pralle Albertson
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Chanute
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Wichita North
Bob Klawahn
Edd Wood
Moon
Hunt
Ralph Miller
Stanford Begins Rose Bowl Prep As Monk Moscrip May Sit
Stanford starts workouts for the Rose Bowl with James Moscrip possibly sidelined due to knee surgery. The star end remains in hospital but may test his leg later in the week, while the team and others gear up for the January 1 game against Southern Methodist. Coach Thornhill returns with plans to counter SMU’s passing attack after observing a win over Texas A&M.
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Monk) Moscrip
Southern Methodist University
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Tiny) Thornhill
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Southern Methodist
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Vic Hart
Matty Bell
Maco Stewart
Associated Press
Ban Johnson League in Kansas Adds 3 Cities
Leavenworth Kan December 16 The Kansas Ban Johnson league organization for 1936 will be similar to that year with more teams. Three new cities Junction City Herington and Emporia gain franchises for a total of 19. Leon Lundblade Beloit re elected president Walter Sloan Topeka secretary Scott Kansas City vice president. New cities will be assigned divisions at the spring meeting in Manhattan late February. Leavenworth state champions applied for two franchises, decision to come at spring meeting.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Junction City
Herington
Emporia
Leon Lundblade
Beloit
Walter Sloan
Topeka
Scott
Kansas City
New Cities
Manhattan
Pittsburgh Player Hurt When Car Hits Team Bus
Pittsburgh tackle James Scarspin from Martins Ferry was injured when a bus carrying the Pitt football squad was struck by a car during a sightseeing trip. He will show friends his marks on return as Pitt prepared to depart for the east after a 32 to 7 victory over Southern California. Coach Jock Sutherland's team planned relief stops at the Grand Canyon and Albuquerque. Major and minor letters were awarded at Iowa State College for fall sports with 32 recipients and 38 freshman numerals. Seventeen earned major and eight minor football letters. five went to track.
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Los Angeles
James Scarspin
Pittsburgh
Southern California
Martin's Ferry
Pitt
Scarspin
Jock Sutherland
Grand Canyon
Albuquerque
N. M
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Fire and flood spark costly August Basemen t blaze
A river overflow in August Georgia flooded a basement, starting a fire that damaged 31,01.on 5 to 1808 and spread to adjacent buildings. Water rushed through streets hampering firefighters as the incident grew into a multi building blaze worth millions. Leroy Mills, once a Princeton attendee, became a renowned paid kicking coach advising many top programs. Mills counsels at Colgate Arn New York U and several colleges on kicking style. Also notes Catherine of Russia was Sophia of Germany.
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Yale
Mills Spechiaes
Gin Leach
Meyer Crowned 1935 AL Batting Champion in Low Bats
Charles Buddy Meyer of the Washington Senators claimed the 1935 American League batting title with a .349 average, edging Joe Vosmik of Cleveland by one point. Meyer's rise came after taking up golf to sharpen timing, and he totaled 215 hits with 15 singles, 36 doubles, 11 triples, and five home runs. Detroit also won the team batting title as the Tigers blasted to a .290 mark.
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Charles
Buddy} Meyer
Washington Senators
Little Senator
Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Jimmy Fixx
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Meyer
Ty Cobb
Senators Stars
St Bie
Myer
Vosmik
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tigers
Greenberg
Foxx
Horton Smith Leads Miami Biltmore Open Finalists
Horton Smith led the field in Coral Gables as the Miami Biltmore open reached finals with 62 pros and 21 amateurs chasing first money of 2200 dollars and the Henry L. Doherty trophy. Smith shot 36 holes in 139, three under par, and posted a 70 yesterday to lead John Milutic Bruce Coltart Al Nelson and Al Watrous near the top with Revolta among the pursuers.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Janky Horton Smith
Henry Russell
Henry L. Doherty
Smith
John Milutic
Youngstown
Ohio
Bruce Coltart
Woodcrest
N. J
al Nelson
Hopewell
N.J
al Watrous
Detroit
Johnny Revolta
P. G. A. Champion
Jack Gibbons Set for Louis Bout Clash in Future
St Paul December 16 box news notes young Jack Gibbons, 167 pounds after beating Billy Ketchell, 176 of Philadelphia last Friday, has moved from middleweight toward heavyweight. Mike Gibbons predicts steady weight gain will lead to a future clash with Joe Louis. Gibbons has won 63 of 66 pro fights and is expanding his attack beyond fresh technique.
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St. Paul
Jack Gibbons
Joe Louis
Young Gibbons
Billy Ketchell
Philadelphia
Mike Gibbons
Young Jack
Jack
Gibbons
Thanksgiving Football Is Dropped by Oklahoma
Norman Oklahoma December 16 The reevaluation of relations with Tulsa University and the elimination of the Thanksgiving day game tradition shape Oklahoma University 1936 football schedule The Sooners will play four home games among eight total contests The schedule lists Tulsa Texas Kansas Nebraska Iowa State Kansas State Missouri and Oklahoma A and M with dates and venues as noted, plus a gift line offering a yearly Journal World subscription within distances.
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Busy Big Six Basketball Week Ahead in Conference Schedule
Kansas City area coverage previews a Big Six week with Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Iowa State set for nine games. The Trojan basketball tourney features California and two other teams in Kansas City. Nebraska debuts with Brigham Young and Minnesota. Scoring trends show Kansas and Iowa State leading, while Coach Browne at Nebraska hints at more than a gym revival. The KC officials plan a screening of Dr. F C Allen’s basketball films to explain new rules.
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Readine
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Louis Crowned 1955’s Greatest Athlete by Experts
New York reports Joe Louis, Detroit heavyweight, is hailed as the outstanding athlete of 1955 by Associated Press poll. Other top finishers include Jesse Owens, Ward Little, and Braddock era figures. 24 individuals across eight sport branches were cited for their achievements.
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Joe Louis
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Dizzy Dean
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Jesse Owens
Ohio State
Wens
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Chicago
Notre Liuame
Andy Pilmey
Honor Fist
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W. Lawson Little
Phish
Desse Owens
Dulin Jitesh Berwanger
Mickey Cuchrare
Maiear Campbell
Fugland
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Andy Pitney
Notre Dame
Eulace Hedcock
Temple
National Awaju
Aliiaon
Hinxitys
Hinxitys cham‘Tammy Bridges
Detroit Tis
Danna O'Mah Greene
Creighton Names Edgar Hickey New Basketball Coach
Creighton University names Edgar Hickey as the new head basketball coach succeeding Arthur Schabinger. Hickey, a Creighton graduate, arrives after leading Creighton Prep with 115 wins and 26 losses and a 67 straight victories streak, aiming to continue the university’s nine conference championships in 13 years.
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Creighton University
Creighton
Edgar &. Hickey
Arthur A. Schabinger
Hickey
Marchie Schwartz
Creighton Prep
Cretghton Prep
Ruffled Fans Roan Over Stansel Four for Two
In a chaotic sports roundup referencing Casey Stansel scoring four, Mungo’s quotables, and Willian Mare as a lyricist, the piece moves through football and racing notes. It mentions Washitetoni pitetwr, Bumpfledier, and British middle and heavyweights, with Detroit losses and a tepid crowd at the University of Detroit stadium.
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Casey Stansel
Rekssee Mungo
Hell
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Seanad
Bumpfledier
Dovk McAvoy
Champ
Buzz
Detroit
University of Detroit
Kansas Jayhawkers prep for Baker clash at Auditorium
The Kansas basketball team faces Baker University tonight at the Auditorium in a tougher non-conference test after two easy wins. Coach Emil Liston hints Baker may push Kansas more than earlier opponents, with Baker’s storied basketball history noted.
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Hockey Kanens Mins tee by PAL Amer an Efe kes sett
A partial sports note reports hockey action with PAL Amer and Efe kes sett facing off on a Saturday. The readable lines mention Venues, teams, and a sequence of tests or plays, indicating a local game recap with unclear details.
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Fragmented OCR News Item About Local Person
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local figure with unclear actions or event. Details are obscured by garbled text, preventing clear identification of names, places, dates, or outcomes.
Patsy Clark leads Lions as Giants fall in Detroit
Coach George Patsy Clark now heads the Detroit Lions atop the national grid after yesterday's win over the New York Giants. The Kansas connection to Clark surfaces as friends in Lawrence toast his success, while commentary debates SEC athletic pay and the burden on budgets. Nebraska Huskers earn white sweaters with red N again. Missouri football prospects appear mixed after a tie with Kansas.
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New York Giants
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Dee
Lions
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Patsy” Clark
Patsy" Clark
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Lawrence
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Woodstock Social Visit and Club Hosting Notes
Mr and Mrs Howard Wellman and Leland visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Harry Wellman and family. The So and So club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Albert Ford. Congratulations are extended to.
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Howard Wellman
Leland
Harry Wellman
Albert Ford
Newlyweds Earl and wife return to Oklahoma home
Mr and Mrs Earl Hall recently married in Oklahoma return home, while Mr and Mrs Walter Hall are part of the local community. A large turnout from the neighborhood attended the weekly community sale in Oskaloosa yesterday afternoon.
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Oklahoma
Walter Hall
Oskaloosa
Christmas bridges and district events in Eudora
J D Adams hosts the J D dinner bridge club with prizes for Mertz Kohler and Miller. Alvin Bohnsack dies in tractor accident near Eudora. Community notices cover lodge activities, visits, school play The Phantom Tiger and upcoming Doric lodge elections and PTA December program with Rev Reifschneider on World Peace.
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J. D. Dinner Bridge Club
William Mertz
Howard Kohler
William Miller
Clarence Daugherty
Minnie Edelbrock
Ethel Schubert
Ora McCabrin
Mary Mertz
Minnie Jones
Jessie Grimes
Truth
Rebekah Lodge
Tonganoxie
Oscar Lothhols
Kansas City
D. Brown Pickens
Osborn
Carol Francis Pickens
John Steiner
Hazel Wilson
H. Reifschneider
Lincoln
Neb
Methodist Church
Alvin Bohnsack
Alvin
Gus Bohnsack
Sibleyville
Eudora High School
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Eudora
Earl
Ralph
Caroline Bohnsack
Rosanna Schellack
Belle Waugh
Sibyl Williams
DeSoto
Ruth Miller
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Baldwin
Baldwin Rebekah Lodge
Emporia Rebekah
Elmer Ziegler
Lothholz
Charles Brown
Gardner
Pearl Daugherty
Lawrence
Bert Daugherty
Mahlon Cox
Nathan Henley
Hesper
Eudora ‘High School
Hi School
Mabel Campbell
Martha Abel
Lucille Walker
Dorothy Warmker
Louise Schlegel
Ramona Stanley
Emmerson Ott
Arden Ott
Dale Panenhausen
Felix Muller
Freddie Brecheisen
Berdean Russell
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Harry Garrett
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George Broers
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