Kansas Defeats Washburn 45 to 31 In Topeka Victory
Kansas Jayhawkers extended their undefeated run by beating Washburn College in Topeka 45 to 31. Corlis and Golay led with scoring support from Pralle and Harp. Schmidt added four free throws and two field goals. A junior B game followed 52 to 25 as Nelson Sullivan topped Kansas reserves.
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Washburn
Elliott
Pralle
Kansas
Jayhawkers
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K. U
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Nelson Sullivan
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Lucius Eckles
Topeka K. U. Alumni Association
Aggies Take Opener Big Six Entry Beats Colorado College
Kansas State wins the first of a two game basketball series against Colorado College 38 to 31. The Aggies trailed 27 27 with seven minutes left before Reid Poppenhouse and Klimek sparked a five goal run to secure the victory.
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Big Six
Colorado College
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State’ College
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Poppenhouse
Klimek
Southwestern Wins Narrowly Over Warrensburg Team
Southwestern College edged Warrensburg 37 to 35 in Warrensburg Missouri. The visitors pulled ahead with two late free throws in the final 20 seconds after trailing 14 to 25 at halftime. Hinsh led Southwestern with 11 points.
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Warrensburg
Southwestern
Sue UN
Cardin Leads Cincinnati队 in Crabtree Victory
Cardin stars for Cincinnati as Crabtree secures win over Owen in a tight contest. Key scoring momentum shifts define the outing with strong guard play and late fourth-quarter offense.
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Cincinnati
Owen
Mutiny Near Congress Shuts Philadelphia Hall
A Lancaster PA mutiny of 80 soldiers prompted an early June D 63 disruption as Congress met in Philadelphia. They surrounded the hall with veterans, forced an adjournment, and Congress fled to Princeton amid claims the city would lose its capital status.
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Congress
United States Congress
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Continental Army
Princeton
United States
Lions Face Salina Maroons In Second Season Game
Liberty Memorial high school basketball team travels with Coach Edd A Wood and vice principal John E Jacobs to Salina for a non conference game against Salina high Lions aim to rebound after a 40 28 win over Olathe opening night Krum Palmateer Potter Houk Wetzel lead the group with Potter at center and Houk Wetzel at guard The squad plans a return to Junction City for tomorrow’s home contest against the Blue Jays.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Edd A. Wood
John E. Jacobs
Salina
Lions
Maroons
Hutchinson Salt Hawks
Junction City
Newton
John Krum
Don Palmateer
Ralph Houk
DeWitt Potter
Don Wetzel
Dale Jella
Jack Corlis
Harold Moon
Virgil Wise
George Goehring
Krum
Palmateer
Ottawa
Kansas
Olathe High
Rosedale High
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth
Columbia
Cunningham Prepares for Sugar Bowl Race in New Orleans
Glenn Cunningham, preparing for the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, finished second in a four-man tune up at Sarasota. He ran three quarters of a mile against Junior Mott Tom Healy and Fred Steel, leading early before the relay finished 560 yards with a final time of 3 minutes 10 seconds. Cunningham's American record for the distance stands at 30 minutes and 8/10 second.
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Sarasota
Fla
Glenn Cunningham
Kansas
New Orleans
Junior Mott
Tom Healy
Fred Steel
Cunningham
K State Hopes High In Big Six Basketball Prospects
Kansas State faces guard and center changes with Groves out, Burns returning, and Klimek and Bees emerging as scoring cogs. Coach Frank Root relies on veteran guards and forward depth to offset missing center Jump, aiming for a higher finish after a 50 50 season and fourth place in the Big Six last year.
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Kansas State
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Frank Groves
Groves
Gerhard Peppenhouse
Homer Wesche
Floyd Fulton
Erv Reid
Cloud
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Burns
Ed Klimek
Root
Howard Cleveland
George Kramer
Poppenhouse
Clarence Dreier
Glen Bees
Reid
Wildcats
Klimek
Kansas
Khmek
New York Sports Roundup Delivers Rumors and Offbeat Notes
A collage of speculative trades and personalities from major leagues. Bierman rumors hover as Sewanee bids with 12000 dollars while a western school eyes action. Giants, Cubs, and Cardinals linked in high-sum talks. Mungo and Lenhart futures teased. Local quirks include Notre Dame fans driving to Los Angeles and a Dallas Bowl chief teased by a caller.
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Bernie Bierman
Sewanee
University of Minnesota Board of Regents
Bernie
Jimmy Hamilton
Nashville
Dodgers
Notre Dame
California
Los Angeles
Kirby Higbee
Moline Tivkler
Decatur
Kirby
Alabama Team All Set to Carry on the Torch
Alabama's undefeated Rose Bowl era is recalled as the team leaves Tuscaloosa for Pasadena to carry a victory torch. The 1925 squad beat Washington 20-19, 1927 tied Stanford 7-7, and later teams defeated Washington State 24-0 and Stanford 29-13, fanning the flame.
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Big Red Regiment
Pasadena
Washington
Stanford
Washington State
Ivy Norman Shouts Lead to All American Swedish Team Pick
Lawrence Recreation Parlors Wednesday night games produced chatter from Skoal and Ivy Norman. Oklahoma sophomore end from Skiatook, Ivy, is named to Ralph H. Colson's All-American Swedish team at halfback.
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Lawrence Recreation
College Basketball Scores Across Several Matches
A string of scattered scores lists college teams such as Kansas State Colorado and Duke Florida and others. Notable results include Harvard 42 Boston University 29 and USC 54 Illinois State 3 with mixed outcomes for regional teams.
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Kansas State
Colorado College
Ottawa U
Friends
Kansas
Washburn
Duke
Florida
Concordia College
Moorhead
Baker
Wis
William Jew
Aenee
Ans
Colorado
Mines
Chicago Golf Association election overview and nominees
Fragmentary OCR notes show Chicago Western golf association election topics. Mentions Fauntleroy and a president candidate. Indicates officers and next season’s team arrangements. Content is incomplete and names are uncertain.
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Camden boxing roundup hints at draws in chaotic city card
In Camden last night Gins and Beverly with listed opponents in a sparse card drew after an hour. The fragment mentions Columbus and Toronto similarly matching in a tense session involving Everett Marshall and Orville Brown with unclear outcomes.
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Gridleys Rout Northwestern Teachers in 46 to 80 Victory
The Wichita Gridleys defeated Northwestern Teachers 80 to 46 in Alva Oklahoma. Tiny Ensminger led the local team with 15 points.
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Alva
Okla
Wichita Gridleys
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Christmas Gift Subscriptions Idea
A brief note from Adi proposes a Christmas gift subscription to the Journal, describing it as a convenient idea for readers and suggesting it as a thoughtful present option.
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Journalorld
Adi
Louis and Minnesota Lead 1936 Upset Poll
The Associated Press poll ranks Joe Louis versus Tom Farr as the top upset of 1936. Minnesota’s football loss to Nebraska is the season’s biggest surprise, with other upsets spanning tennis, baseball, and college football, including Anita Lizana and the New York Giants pennant comeback.
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New York
Joe Louis
Minnesota
Altho
Max Schmeling
Louis
Brown Bomber
Tommy Farr
Associated Press Sports
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Nebraska
Gophers
Northwestern
New York Giants
Yankees
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Columbus
Chile
Anita Lizana
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Yale
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Bob Pastor
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Lee Meadows
Bill Sefton
Princeton
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Cubs
Cornell
Colgate
Atv
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Kansas
Rangers
War Admiral
Villanova
Temple
Dizzy Dean
Budge Still Is Ranked No 1 in U S Tennis List
The U S Lawn Tennis Association ranking committee places Donald Budge at No 1 and Bobby Riggs at No 2 in men singles for the 57th annual meeting in Miami Beach starting January 15. Riggs moves up from No 4 to No 2 while Parker and Grant drop to Nos 3 and 4. Alice Marble leads the women’s list with Helen Jacobs and Dorothy May close behind. Bundy and other California players helped retain the Wightman Cup this year.
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United States Lawn -Tennis Association
Donald Budge
Bobby Riggs
Budge
U.S.S
Riggs
Frankie Parker
Parker
Bitsy Grant
Alice’ Marble
Beverly Hills
Galif
Helen Hull Jacobs
Dorothy May
Bundy
Boxing Roundup Notables From Several Cities
In New Haven Nathan Mann stopped Tiger Williams after a 188 to 17514 score in Chicago. Sally Krieger outpointed Billy Conn in Pittsburgh. Alabama Kid stopped Charley Light in Columbus. Buddy Ryan knocked out Frank Donofrio in Philadelphia. Carl Guggino edged Bobby Britton in Coral Gables.
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New Haven
Conn
Nathan Mann
Tiger Roy Williams
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Sally Krieger
Brooklyn
Billy Conn
Columbus
Alabama Kid
Charley Light
Indianapolis
A .Philadelphia
Buddy Ryan
Roselle
N. J
Frank Donofrio
Philadelphia
Coral Gables
Fla
Carl Guggino
New York
Bobby Britton
Miami
Baker College Beats Morningside In Close Road Contest
Olsen led the visitors with 20 points on five field goals and two free throws as Baker College edged Morningside 14-7 in the first half and pulled away in the second period. Rudolph scored for Baker with two free throws. other listed players contributed for both teams in a high‑scoring intercollegiate matchup near Baldwin Kansas.
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Ingside ‘College
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Porter
Becker
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Rosenberger
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Ahern
Anderson
This Texas Grid Man Punts Passes Prays
Harold Fleming a Wichita Falls high school junior stars in Michigan style punt pass and prayer football. He leads his team as expert punt passer runner and defender. Fleming preaches Sunday at Loyal Church of Christ and eyes all state honors as semi final awaits North Side Fort Worth for the state title.
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Tex
Michigan
Harold Fleming
Fleming
Loyal Church of Christ
Coyotes
North Side
Fort Worth
Haskell Faces Opening Fray at Chanute Tonight
The Haskell Indian basketball team travels to Chanute to face the Braves in the season opener. Coach John Carmody has no returning lettermen but builds around Paul Plume with Weston Tate Lemuel Greenwood Sterling Big Bear and Solon Hill as starters. Others on the trip include John Granbois Henry Cummings Harold Pahdopony and Hiram Poler.
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Haskell
Sterling Big Bear
Solon Hill
John Granbois
Henry Cummings
Harold Pahdopony
Hiram Poler
Stoneham Sees Giants Cubs Big Mungo Offer Rejected
Horace Stoneham recalls offers for Brooklyn pitcher Mungo after rejecting Chicago and New York suitors. Giants reportedly bid Hal Schumacher Gus Mancuso Hank Lieber and cash while the Cubs matched or exceeded but Brooklyn declined both deals and sulked.
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York
Ree Mungo
Brooklyn
van Linpley
South Carolina
Giants
Cubs
Chicago
Hal Schumacher
Gus
Mancuso
Hank
Lieber
Stoneham
Brooklyns
Seattle Signs Manager Lelivelt for Club
Sacramento Dec 17 Emil Sick owner of the Seattle Baseball club of the Pacific Coast league said he had signed Jack Lelivelt scout for the Chicago Cubs as manager for a term of years.
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Seattle
Sacramento
Calif
Emil Sick
Seattle Baseball Club
Jack Lelivelt
Chicago Cubs
Mortie Dutra Triumphs In Southern California Open
Mortie Dutra of Detroit captured the Southern California Open title in Santa Monica finishing 72 holes with a 275. He outpaced his brother Olin Dutra, former National Open champion, and Stanley Kertes, the home club pro, who each carded 277.
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Calif
Mortie Dutra
Detroit
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Olin Dutra
Stanley Kertes
De Paul Defeats Wichita in 36 21 Basketball Match
Wichita University trailed De Paul University most of the game and lost 36 to 21. De Paul led 19 9 at halftime with Platt scoring seven for Wichita.
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de Paul
Wichita
Chicago
Wichita University
de Paul University
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Local Coach Wassmer Faces Player Backing in 8 A.M. Vote
Fans urged J L Wassmer to stay as coach amid a tough game where he benched regulars and used 12 players. Morgan led scoring with 18 points as Wassmer weighed fans suggestions and considered returning to his clothing business.
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Wassmer
Morgan
Bears Resume Practice for Rose Bowl Run
California UC football players shift from final exams to serious practice in Berkeley after a two month layoff. The Pac Coast Conference champions prepare to face Alabama in the Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Alabama
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