Kansas Trims Ichabod 42 to 22 in Allen Style Debut
Kansas, led by Bishop with six field goals and three free throws, opened the season by beating Washburn 42 to 22 at Topeka. New Allen offense featured a slow break, strong guard work by Page and Bausell, and a tight defense that stifled Ichabod throughout.
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K. U
Loyola S basketball team faces 25th straight win tonight
The Loyola S basketball team aims for a 25th consecutive victory as they meet the state team. The season includes scores such as Kansas University 42 Washburn 22 and Northwest Oklahoma Teachers 30 Friends 21, with other results from Indianola and Hastings.
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Sunny Boy Martinsburg Training To Control Temper
Chicago outfielder Wilson trains in Martinsburg while facing taunts of Sunny Boy from fans. He aims to curb his explosive temper during a rough season, acknowledging the shouting as part of the game and pledging to improve.
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SHIRES MAY QUIT RING TO BECOME BASEBALL PLAYER
Arthur Shires contemplates retirement from boxing after a loss to George Trafton. He considers switching to baseball with offers of a $2,000 weekly vaudeville salary and a possible future in pro sports, as promoters seek a rematch and other athletes urge him to fight.
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Wichita Henrys Open Missouri Valley Season Tonight
Wichita Henrys, defending Missouri Valley A. A. U. L. champions, host Oklahoma City in the opening Case conference game. Starters include Bruce Drake and a lineup of four All Americans as the Henrys seek to defend their title amid a season kickoff in Wichita.
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Wilbur Cooper
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Baseball in Past: Laughs from an Earlier Era
The piece recalls humorous moments from early baseball, noting players like Billy Leard and Rube Marquard. It shares anecdotes of onfield mishaps and bench banter, highlighting a lighter, rivalry flavored past of the Northwest League and Major Leagues.
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New York Denies Army Deans Escort Before Notre Dame Game
West Point reports the Army threatens to move football games while protesting courteous treatment by New York Police. Major Philip Fleming says Police Commissioner Grover Whalen initially refused an escort from training quarters to Yankee Stadium for the Notre Dame game, a move later reconsidered after Army protests. Cadets favored the New York arrangement but could play elsewhere if needed.
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Sunday School Elects New Officers at Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Sunday school in Lawrence elected new officers for the year. An installation will occur at the closing exercises December 29. The group notes strong attendance in 1929 and plans to improve teaching efficiency with Western parish board guidance.
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Army Football Special Leaves for Coast Today
Army football special departs for the coast to play Stanford at Palo Alto on December 38. The cadets travel in a 13‑car train with Pullman, dining, observation, and shower-equipped cars. Despite a tough season and silence on cadet weather, the Army team aims to end with a win against Stanford, hoping to redeem losses to Notre Dame Yale and Illinois and a Harvard tie.
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Boxing notes from cities show varied outcomes
London to Portland reports list multiple light bouts with outpoints and knockouts. Names include Leafo Heat rr, Phil Kay, Johnny O Gonnell, Mikey Cohen, Richie Mack, O G White, and Ray Pelkey. Locations span Minnesota, Winnipeg, Denver, Cleveland, and Oakland with several 10 and 20 point decisions.
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Denver
Mikey Cohen
Dayabad
Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Ray Pelkey
Oakland
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Chicago
Los Angele
Kee
Favo red to Win Title in Pocket Billiards Final
Detroit reports Rudolph of Chicago enters finals with six straight wins and no losses, aiming to claim the world pocket billiards title after defeating defending champion Frank Taberski 125 to 57 in 18 innings. He faces Ralph Greenleaf, who beat Pasquale Natalio day to reach five wins and one defeat, the only challenger remaining. If Rudolph wins, he takes the crown. if Greenleaf triumphs, a deciding playoff would be held tomorrow night. In Moscow, Russian paper plants unveil a satisfactory grade of seaweed based paper after two years of experiments, boosting domestic paper material.
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