Longhorns Edge Jayhawkers In Final Free Throws
Texas defeats Kansas 36 to 34 after two late fouls and makes 10 of 17 free throws. Don Ebling led KU with four field goals and three free throws, while Willie Tate scored 12 for Texas as Granville and Spears added late points to seal the win. Kansas and Texas meet again tonight with Kansas heading to Dallas for next week’s games.
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Austin
Tex
Texas University
Longhorns
University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Jayhawkers
Dallas
Southern Methodist Quintent
F. C. Allen
Ebling
Florell
Allen
Harp
Corlis
Kansas
K. U
Don Ebling
Dick Harp
Texas
Bobby Moers
Jayhawk
Willie Tate
Spears
Zame
George Golay
Granville
Gfyf
J . A Engelman
A Durand
Aoa Oran
Golay
Water Corlis
Reld
Oleae
Kappelman
Durand
Finley
Hull
Tate
Moers
Sears
Hayes
Winning Streak by Tarleton Plowboys Coach Defies Math
John Hix reports Stephenville Texas based Tarleton Plowboys under W. J. Wisdom achieve a 6 game winning streak. Across 110 games from 1933 to 1938 the team won all but two by one point. Their 108-2 record includes 13 straight wins in 1933 and a late 1938 run. Also noted is Jim Murphy’s odd job rule requiring big thumbs for El Dora do saloon staff in Columbia California mining camps where dust price dictated tips.
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John ‘Tarleton
Stephenville
Tex
Plowhous
San Angelo Rams
Soé
Rams
Plowboys
Big Thumbs
Jim Murphy
Columbia
California
John Olsen
Missouri
Southern California
Washington
Occidental
Colorado College
Paul Kramer
Michigan
Penn
Kramer
Paducah
Chillicothe
New York State Athletic Commission
Lawrence Lions Top Salina Maroons 27 20 In Open House Game
Lawrence High School Lions defeated Salina Maroons 27 to 20 in their home opener. Goehring and Palmateer led for Lawrence with multiple long shots while Salina struggled at the free throw line. Lions head to Columbia Missouri next week for a game with Hickman High.
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Lions
Salina
Lawrence High School Lions
Salina High Maroons
Maroons
George Goehring
Don Palmateer
Dale Jella
Just
Johnson
Williams
Goehring
Hinshaw
Lawrence
Lion
Tharp
Garich
Palmateer
Stevenson
George Lawrence
Columbia
Hickman
Richmond
Basketball Scores From The Associated Press
A long list of college and high school basketball scores across Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri from games played recently. Notable results include Fort Hays State 35 College of Emporia 20 and Washburn 43 over Westminster 37. The article also notes the Jewish denomination has the city's largest church membership with 1 765 000 in New York City.
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Colorado
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Drury
Texas
Kearney
Neb
Fort Hays
Kan
State
College of Emporia
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Emporia
Washburn
Westminster
Missouri Mines
Tarkio
Taylor
Ind
Tulsa
Cape Girardeau
Carbondale
Washington
St. Louis
Grinnell
Coe
Friends
Arkansas City
J. C
Fort Scotti
Sapuipa
Okla
New York City
McSpaden Leads Miami Open Field at 135 Strokes
Harold Jug McSpaden of Winchester Mass. holds a four stroke lead in the Miami open with 185 after 36 holes as the $10 000 event heads into its next to last round in Miami Fla. Jimmy Thomson Hershey Pa Henry Picard Hershey Pa and Mike Turnesa New York follow with 139 139 and 139 respectively. Sammy Snead leads scoring honors with a 67 yesterday and stands 143 total one behind John Geertsen Salt Lake City Utah the early pace setter.
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Miami
Fla
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Winchester
Mass
Jimmy Thomson
Shawnee
Acards
Henry Picard
Hershey
Mike Turnesa
New York
Sammy Snead
John Geertsen
Salt Lake City
Utah
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Dutch Harrison
Chicago
Frank
Riggs Seeks Dream to Keep Davis Cup in U S
Bobby Riggs, top American amateur, pursues keeping the Davis Cup in the United States. He cites candidates Sid Wood Elwood Cooke Frank Kovacs Gene Mako Bitsy Grant and Joe Hunt as possibilities while Budge and Mako may miss doubles. Riggs believes the odds are near even without Budge.
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Chicago
Bobby Riggs
America
Don Budge
United States
Riggs
Budge
Sid Wood
Elwood Cooke
Frank Kovacs
Gene Mako
Bitsy Grant
Joe Hunt
Mako
Jack Tidball
Seattle
Riges
Washburn Falls to Emporia Teachers in Tight Finish
Emporia State Teachers defeated Washburn 47-43 after a second half rally led by Ike Emitch. The Saints trailed 22-19 at halftime but surged to a 29-26 lead before Emrich scored four consecutive baskets and added two free throws to seal the win.
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Topeka
Ike Emitch
Emporia State Teachers
Washburn
Emporians
Emrich
High Men and Scores Amid Obscure Roster Shifts
A fragmentary page lists players and scores with names such as Hunsinger Underwood Shimmons and High men Allen and Schulz. The numbers shown appear as partial tallies or identifiers, suggesting a gym scoreboard or roster excerpt without full context.
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Hunsinger
Underwood Underwood
Shimmons Oo
Allen
Schulz
Friends Win Again In Narrow 44 39 Victory
Friends University improved to four wins and one loss this season by defeating Arkansas City Junior College 44 to 39 in Wichita. The game kept the team's early pace competitive through the fourth quarter.
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Friends
Wichita
P—Friends University
Arkansas City Junior College
Lou Nova Faces Long Rise With Joe Louis Buzz
New York sport column praises Lou Nova as a top heavyweight prospect with potential to challenge Joe Louis. Highlights Nova's heart, poise, and need to travel to tougher rings. notes Louis in town in good shape and training. Mentions Farr, Newsom contract talks, Loughran at 164 pounds, and a holiday wrap with 1939 references.
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Joe Louis
Joe
Nova
Farr
Brownies
Buck Newsom
Tommy Loughran
Matt Raymond
Tennis greats and polo legend top bygone rankings
A retrospective notes that a year ago Donald Budge and Alice Marble were ranked No 1 in the nation. Three years ago Tommy Hitchcock earned a perfect 10 goal rating from the U S Polo Association, the only 10 goal player in the world. Five years ago the Chicago Bears won the national pro football league title by beating the New York Giants 23 21 in a playoff between division winners.
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Donald Budge
Alice Marble
Tommy Hitchcock
U. S. Polo Association
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Nova Makes Good in Title Path After 15 Round Slam
New York report says Lou Nova from Alameda Calif defeated Tonypandy Tommy Farr in 15 rounds, impressing promoters and gaining a possible future shot at heavyweight champion Joe Louis. Nova showed power and stamina, with Farr rallying in the final rounds but falling short. Louis watched closely and predicted Nova will develop a single knockout punch as he climbs toward a title shot with Baer or Louis within a year.
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New York
Lou Nova
Joe Louis
Ray Carlin
Tonypandy
Tommy Farr
Lou
Alameda
Calif
Sin
California
Nova
Farr
Louis
Max Baer
Jim Braddock
Parr
Tommy
Ringsiders
Mike Jacobs
Mike
Baer
Joe
Kansas State Defeats Colorado State in Rough Game
Kansas State college pulled away from Colorado State in the second half last night and won 44 to 32. Blake of Colorado led with 19 points and Wesche of K State scored 16, as State veterans overcame a 27 to 19 halftime deficit.
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Colorado State College
Glenn Cunningham to race in Sugar Bowl track meet
New Orleans on New Year’s Day will feature Glenn Cunningham the mile world record holder from Kansas matching against Chuck Fenske of Wisconsin Howard Borek of New York Henry Frederickson of Georgia University and Blaine Rideout in a three quarter mile event Cunningham plans a 15 day training trim period for the race
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New Orleans
Glenn Cunningham
Kansan
Chuck Fenske
Wisconsin
Howard Borek
New York
Henry Frederickson
Georgia University
Blaine Rideout
Cunningham
Fort Hays State Beats College of Emporia 35 to 20
Fort Hays State college earned its third straight basketball win by defeating College of Emporia 35 to 20 in Hays Kansas. The Tigers built a 23 to 9 halftime lead as center Johnson led all scorers with 10 points.
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College of Emporia
Hays
Kan
Fort Hays State College
Johnson
Boxers Galento and Scrivani Score Wide Wins Across Cities
In Minneapolis Tony Galento KO'd Dick Daniels in a 226 pound bout while Baby Breese outpointed Andy Scrivani in Manhattan. A tall recruit in the British Army, R. C. Bateman, 21, stands six feet nine inches and recently enlisted.
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Minneapolis
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Dick Daniels
Hollywood
Cal
Baby Breese
Manhattan
Kan
Andy Scrivani
Chicago
R. C. Bateman
Getchell Caps Oddity With Fourth Down Gaffe
AP poll names John Getchell of Minneapolis as 1938’s top oddity after his miscalled down altered a Carnegie Tech drive and led to Notre Dame’s TD. Other notable incidents include Vander Meer’s back-to-back no hitters and the year’s odd football and baseball moments across multiple colleges.
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John
Getchell
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Carnegie Tech
Associated Press
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Paul Friedlander
Friedlander
John Vander Meer
Virginia Military
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Stanley Hack
Bill Jurges
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Ferebee
Monte Stratton
White Sox
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Aly
Temples
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Detroit
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Gus Dorais
Ohio State
Michigan
Iowa State
Kansas State
Heavenly Gates
Dartmouth
Jack Dodd
Nebraska
Minnesota
Eudora Narrowly Falls to Spring Hill in Little Six
Eudora high school lost a Little Six conference basketball game to Spring Hill last night by a score of 19 to 18. Eudora led 18 to 5 at the half. Tuesday night Gardner and Eudora meet on the Eudora court in another Little Six game.
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Eudora High School
Spring Hill
Eudora
Gardner
Maryville Teachers Top Baker In Slow Paced Opener
Maryville Teachers beat Baker university 44 to 36 at Maryville. Baker led 17 to 13 at halftime but Maryville pulled away after the break as Baker’s fast break offense faded. Self led Baker with seven field goals. Hackett paced Maryville with 13 points. Baker meets College of Commerce in Kansas City tonight at Rockhurst college gym.
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Maryville Teachers
Baker University
Bearcats
Baker
Self
Hackett
College of Commerce
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
Johnson
Weary
Hull
Qstrus
Hutchison Goslee
Howell
Dowell
Rogers
Donahue
Walker
Insley
Alpert
Schottel
Breckenville
Aera Eaeves Wil
Bonebraker
Sears
Sears, Ft Self
F Delarms
I Witty
C Hirsh
C ” Johnson
Gs Gordon
Becker
Poppe
Anne
Stahiin
Se. Joseph
Soph
Warrensburg
Edwardsville Cagers Beat Linwood 50 to 27
Edwardsville and DeSoto both remain undefeated and tied for first in the Tri-County league. Edwardsville won 50 to 27 over Linwood on their court as Linwood’s second team fell 55 to 18. DeSoto defeated Jarbalo 68 to 26 and Lans ing beat Basehor 35 to 25.
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DeSoto
Linwood
Jarbalo
Lansing
Basehor
Hart Sues Over Trust Rights In Secret Son Claim
William S. Hart filed suit in superior court to determine rights in a trust he created May 18 1919 for Rupert Leigh. Elizabeth MacCaulley of Boston claims paternity and confessed the child false, leading Hart to halt payments after four years. He cites about 12000 dollars accumulated and accuses Security First National Bank of withholding funds amid a high profile personal scandal. Westover divorce proceedings named MacCaulley.
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Los Angeles
William S. Hart
Rupert Leigh
Elizabeth MacCaulley
Boston
Hart
Means Grants Divorce To Drake Couple In Default Decree
Judge Hugh Means today granted a default decree of divorce to Alice Drake from Albert Drake. Alice Laster, her maiden name, was restored. Ady advertises shorthand, typewriting, book keeping, machine bookkeeping, comptometry and office training at Lawrence Business College in day or night classes.
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Hugh
Alice Drake
Albert Drake
Alice Laster
Lawrence Business College
Ady
Buying Power Equality Said by Ralph Colman
Ralph Colman urged that capital labor and agriculture share buying power more equally. He and Mrs. Colman, Kansas delegates, returned from the national Farm Bureau meeting in New Orleans where leaders urged a Roosevelt conference of industry labor and agriculture to improve agriculture's position. The Colmans reside on Lawrence route four and have long been active in the Douglas County Farm Bureau.
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Ralph Colman
New York City
Industry
Organized Labor
Clifford Gregory
LaGuardia
Roosevelt
Colman
Lawrence Route Four
Douglas County
Farm’ Bureau
Rescue Effort Underway For Patterson Survivors
Eighteen Patterson survivors are stranded on a Cape Fairweather beach as six airplanes two coast guard cutters and a patrol boat mobilize in a supreme effort. Weather hampers rescue with southeaster winds and icy gusts while two remain missing after the ship went ashore early Monday.
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Alaska
Coast Guard
Patterson
Cape Fairweather
Schacht Returns to Germany Amid Exchange Plan Row
Dr Hyall mar Schacht Reichsbank president returned to Berlin today amid signals of rigid opposition to a plan to exchange German Jews for foreign funds.
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Germany
London
Hyalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Berlin
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