Kansas Jayhawkers Triumph Over Moundbuilders 39 27
The Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Southwestern College Moundbuilders 39 to 27 before 1,700 fans. Al Wellhausen starred with several blocked shots and center control, leading KU to a second-half surge after a tight first half. Durand led scoring with multiple buckets and free throws, while other KU subs sparked the fireworks.
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University of Kansas Jayhawkers
Southwestern College Moundbuilders
Kansas
Winfield
Dayhawkers
al Wellhausen
Dr. Allen
Jayhawkers
Weillhausen
Roundup of baseball, football, boxing and college news
New York items recap sparring and contracts across sports including Dizzy Dean, Rabbit Maranville speaking French at a Montreal meeting, Donovan paid for a brief boxing appearance, and St Louis Flyers extending their unbeaten hockey mark. Also notes Paul Collins to be ordained, Ace Parker tribute remarks, and various trades bids, contracts and manager chatter.
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New York
CPI
Dizzy Dean
St. Looey
Little Rabbit Maranville
Montreal
Rabbit
Arthur Donovan
Louis Simms
St Louis Fliers
American Hockey Association
Eddie Collins
Paul
Hays
Kan
Unclear College Basketball Results From Various Teams
Fragmented standings show multiple junior college and university teams, including Carleton, Marietta, Ohio U, Waynesburg, Duquesne, Pittsburg Teachers, Westminster, Warrensburg, Kirksville Osteopaths, Central, Southeastern Oklahoma Teachers, Arkansas, Syracuse, Dartmouth, Drury, Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers, Latin Winners Teachers, Oklahoma City U, Fort Hays State, and Wesleyan among scattered scores and partial team names. Readable items include wins and losses with inconsistent spellings and missing context.
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Southwestern
Nansaa
Kansas State
Carleton
Marietta
Ohio U
Waynesburg
Duquesne
Pittsburg
Emporial
Westminster
Warrensburg
Kirksville Osteopaths
Central
Southeastern
Okla
Arkansas
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Drury
Northeastern
Tachers SA Latin Winers
Orks Xiners College
Oklahoma City
UCL
Fort Hays
Keneds
Ouviva
Nita Louis
Skell
Rinwas Wesleyan
A . Whitman
Deane
Tall Nebraska Huskers Hope For Strong Basketball Season
Nebraska coach W Harold Browne unveils a tall 17 man squad with 10 players over six feet including a 6 foot 6 inch and a near 6 foot 7 inch standout. The Huskers aim to improve on last season’s second place Big Six finish while facing a heavy pre conference schedule and expect to contend in the league led by guard Bob Parsons amid a group of tall forwards and two savvy sophomores.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
W. Harold Browne
Nebraska
Browne
Eiffel Tower
George Wahlquist
Henry Whitaker
Paul Amen
Howard Baker
Amen
Baker
William Kovanda
Elk Creek
Ernnest White
Falls City
Floyd Ebaugh
Bob Parsons
Edmer Dohrmann
Lloyd Grimm
Ernest White
Huskers
Towa State
Kansas Jayhawks
Wichita
St Louis Beats Kansas Five In Rough Open Contest
St Louis University defeated Wichita University 26 to 24 in a rough free throw game here last night. 23 personal fouls and one technical were called. Sid Mudd and Pike Gawthrop tied for scoring honors with 9 points each as Wichita led 14 to 13 at the half. Kansas farming receipts and Kansas coaching school notes follow, including details on curriculums at Nebraska, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Missouri and Iowa State.
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K. U
Noble
Pralle
Holliday
Paul Rogers
Kansas
M. Tucker
Quinn
Golay
Orls
Durand
Schmidt
Cox
Wrellhausen
Nohte
Sutton
Rooters
Weidner
Southwestern
Grrry T. Tucker
Hinshaw
Hinshaw, For' ‘Macdonalad, ¢~604, M. Tucker, £ 210 Trankell, ¢ On 4 W. Porter
Rag A Porter
Joe Broteher
Gillexple
Brettling
Forrester
FE. Hodgins
Corlle
Pratte
Sutton I. Noble
L. Tucker
Trancot
Porter
Bratches
McDonald J. C. Porter
C. Quigley
Lee
St. Louis
St. Louis University
Wichita University
Wichita
Sid Mudd
Pike Gawthrop
University of Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Lawson
Aggies
M. U
Kansas Weslen
Haskell Indians
Salina
Coyotes
Snyder
Shaw
Kansas Wesleyan
Sensnananass Sane Tasnes Estert Snyder
Ie Waleh
Haskell
Samuels
Real for dissolved by spray at MIT in 1935
A historical note records a real transaction dissolved by spray of calcium chloride at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1935, reflecting early chemical and industrial procedures used on campus.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
East Squad Prepares for Charity Games Trip to West
East all-star football squad of 22 players from 15 universities met at Northwestern for an initial workout ahead of a New Year’s Day game in San Francisco against a western luminaries selection. Andy Kerr and Dick Harney lead the group. Berkeley will host headquarters.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
San Francisco
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Harney
Northwestern Grid
West Coast
Berkeley
Bucky Bryan
Tulane
Yale
Larry Kelley
Nestor Arnrion
Carnegie Tech
Nat Pierce
Fordham
Ken Sandbach
Fred Ritter
Princeton
Ken Relyea
Clarence
Ace) Parker
Duke
Will Kurlish
Frank Murray
Pennsylvania
Carl Poy
John Handrahan
Dartmouth
Midwest
Steve Toth
Don Gever
Steve Reid
Northwestern
Charles Hamrick
Merle Wendt
Ohio State
Ed Widreth
Bud Svendsen
Minnesota
Ken Nelson
Ilinois
Ed Jankowski
Wisconsin
John Drake
Purdue
Hixon Leads Open Field in Southern California Open
Frank Hixon the Pasadena amateur led a 120 golfer field into the second round of the $1,500 Southern California Open at Oakmont course Glendale Calif with a 66 one stroke ahead of Willie Hunter the veteran Scot from Brentwood Olin Dutra of Wilshire Country Club shot 68 four under par Babe Didrikson the only woman in the meet battled to stay in the running after an 87 Par for women is 78 George Von Elm known as the business man golfer carded 69.
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Glendale
Calif
Frank Hixon
Young
Pasadena
Hixon
Willie
Hunter
Scot
Los Angeles
Brentwood Club
Olin Dutra
Wilshire
Oakmont
Babe Didrikson
George von Elm
Bears Lose Steam After Two Week Layoff
Berkeley, December 18. California Golden Bears coach L B Stub Allison laments a two week football vacation. After a stiff scrimmage against Georgia Tech slated for December 26 in Atlanta, he says the team is winded though legs are fine and jokes about not running a burlesque.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
Golden Bears
L. B
Allison
Bears
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Surprising year in sports tops AP poll analysis
The biggest shock of 1936 was Joe Louis’s upset by Max Schmeling. Football upsets featured Minnesota’s loss, Northwestern over the Gophers, and Duquesne over Pittsburgh. The New York Giants rose to pennant form in baseball, Tony Manero won the US Open golf, Alice Marble claimed the US tennis title, Bold Venture won the Kentucky Derby, and other notable upsets filled the year’s volatile rankings.
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New York
America
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Brown
Joe
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Duquesne
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Fordham
West Virginia Wesleyan
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Joe Dimaggio
Yankees
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Tony Manero
Harry Cooper
United States
Bob Jones
Fred Perry
Alice Marble
Helen Jacoup
Bold Venture
Discovery
Joe Loula
Max Schmeting
Granta
Alice Markle
Helen Jacobs
U.S
S. Argentina
Ford Venture
Lions Meet Olathe in City Basketball Clash
Lawrence Lions travel to Olathe for varsity and junior varsity men’s games under Coach Edd A. Wood. Lions seek a fourth win after three victories, aiming to repeat a 26 to 25 last March 2 victory over Olathe. Seventeen named players join twenty total on the trip.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Olathe
Edd A. Wood
Olathe High
Lions
Wood
Bob Allen
Rusty Frink
Billy Johnson
DeWitt Potter
Don Wetzel
Maurice Jackson
John Krum
Eugene Jamison
Everett Buhler
Lawrence Charlton
Ed Moorman
James Willey
Ralph Houk
Wesley Reusch
Donald Palmateer
Dale Jella
Harold Moon
Richard Jiances
Banker accuses Dees after wet towel incident at game
W. S. Swift Ottawa banker says his eyelashes were damaged when Elwyn Dees the Ek. U. trainer flicked a towel at him after a Kansas-Baker basketball game in Bidwin. Dees claims he stood to tend to substitutes and was teased by fans. Dr. Allen and Coach Lindsey are also named in the dispute.
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Ottawa Herald
W. S. Swift
Ottawa
Bidwin
Sying
Elwyn Dees
Ek. U
Syrift
The
Herald
Dees
Swift
Ottawa Report
Allen
Lindsey
Kansas
Curtis
Amarillo Coach Linked to Kansas Job Rumor
Eddie Brits column notes Blair Cherry of Amarillo high school being courted by Kansas and Texas. An KU alumnus reportedly offered Cherry $6,500 as an assistant as part of expanding the Jayhawker staff. Cherry, famed for southwest state title teams, would join if true.
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North Carolina State
Hank Anderson
Giants
Seattle
Spindell
Jack Chevigny
Texas
Blair Cherry
Amarillo
Kansas
Cherry
Landis
Eddie Brits
Tex
Kansans
K. U
Jayhawker
Southwest
Getto Visits Panthers Ahead of Rose Bowl Trip
Kansas City morning interview quotes Coach Jock Sutherland and praises Mike Getto as Pittsburgh's greatest tackle. Pittsburgh Panthers party of 34 players plus staff, total 65, traveled by special train from Kansas City to the Rose Bowl route. Getto rode to Emporia. Train included a gym car for player fitness en route.
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Mike Getto
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Jock Sutherland
Pittsburgh Panthers
Pacific Coast
Mike
Pittsburgh
Sutherne
Getto
Emporia
Elks Bowling Scores and Highs Report
The Elks tally scores with Hutson topping 854 and Riling at 503 as high marks. Shimmons totals 269 and 847 series, while Yancy posts 245. Tonight features Schwinley versus Sherer and Robinson in a noted matchup.
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Tis
Getto
Hutson
Riling
Shimmons
Yancy
Hunsinger
Schwinley
Sherer
Robinson
Local Social Roundup From Oak Ridge and Nearby
Overnight guest Miss Mildred Leonhard visits Miss Bonnie Frost in Lawrence. Lawrence Leonhard attends Dairy Association meeting in Topeka via three member group. Salvation Army caller Mrs. Laurel Smith visits. C P A members host oyster supper and family dance. Masonic group meets at the temple. Centenary M E church members attend Foreign Missionary play. Mrs. A M McCarroll of Union Neb arrives to spend holidays with relatives. Calls at Strong home by Frank and Curtis Strong and Clarence Dreyer of Lawrence. Charles Riley and Marie visit Linwood relatives. Mary K Frederick weekends with Mrs Ward in Linwood.
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Mildred Leonhard
Bonnie Frost
Lawrence
Lawrence Leonhard
Dairy Association
Farm Bureau
H. M. Chamney
S. O. Gentry
Topeka
Laurel Smith
Salvation Army
Temple
C. P. A. Lodge
M. E. Church
Foreign Missionary Society
A. M. McCarroll
Union, Neb
Fred Strong
Strong
Frank Strong
Curtis Strong
Clarence Dreyer
Charles Riley
Marie
Linwood
Mary K. Frederick
Ward
Local Social Roundup From Topeka and Nearby Areas
Mrs Lena Desque returns home to Topeka after a ten day visit with her brother M Schutz and family. Numerous callers and visits unfold across Topeka and nearby Lawrence with the Schutz and Schickner families hosting and visiting, including Beehles, Garrets, Shirars, and Lemon households.
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Lena Desque
Topeka
M. Schutz
Fred Eggert
Beehle
Virginia Rose
Ed Harvey
R. O. McGee
Kankes City
John Garrett
Lester Shirar
Helen Miller
Oakridge
W. T. Lemon
Caroline
Flory
Beulah
Kaw Valey
Thanksgiving Guests Gather at Chanay and Sturm Homes
CLEARFIELD families gathered for Thanksgiving with Ray Seetin Arvelda Chanay and Lucille Chanay. Mr and Mrs John Sturm hosted a dinner for their children and families including David Sturm and his kids.
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Ray Seetin
Arvelda Chanay
Lawrence
John Chanay
Crossword Puzzle Clue Muddled From OCR
Fragmented crossword puzzle text lists scattered clues and partial answers. The readable items include hints like ancient and dance and body related terms but many words are garbled. The page shows a puzzle section with illegible segments and misread letters.
Obituary and local notices from Garnett region
Mrs Lena Breithaupt received word of her brother George Kramer’s death near Garnett. Communities gathered for funeral services at Garnett with locals attending from Wellsville Edgerton and nearby towns. W M S officers elected for the coming year include president Mrs M Breithaupt and secretary Mrs Irene Brecheisen. Clearfield community meeting held, quilting hosted by Mrs Mattie Kindred, and Eudora basketball trip noted for local high school students.
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Wellsville
John Murdock
Edgerton
Dan Sturm
Jackie
Vernon
Johnny Sturm
George Sturm
Lena Breithaupt
Aad
George Kramer
Garnett
Lens Breithaupt
Rickay Schendel
Louie Schendel
Louis
Harvey Reid
Kansas City
W. d. Selzer
George Trabant
M. Breitheupt
Emma Deckwa
Weaver
DeSoto
Mary Cook
Bert Brown
Prank Griener
Lucy Kaegi
Nell Catlin
Mattie Kindred
Carl Neia
Fred Laughlin
Roy,Dalton
Kaw Valley
Gideoness
Eudora High School
Evabell
Alice Marie Kindred
Arleta Wilson
Leone Parker
Ruby Neis
Eleanor
Wallace
Wayne
Delbert Reusch
Lewie Lee Kindred
Lewia Meuffle
Evening Star social notes and Pure Milk meeting
Social rounds recount visits among families in Clearfield Lawrence and Eudora with dinners, anniversary celebration, and neighborly calls. The Pure Milk Producers Association district No 4 held its annual meeting at the Evening Star school house with Ralph Bowling presiding and Homer Gerstenberger and Albert Durr elected as delegates for the year.
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Philip Brecheisen
Clearfield
Chris Meuffle
Clarence Buckner
Lawrence
George Ott, Jr
Johnnie Reusch
Donna Mae
Eudora
Lester Massey
Baby
Robert Reusch
Pure Milk Producers Association of _district No. 4
Evening Star
Ralph Bowling
Homer Gerstenberger
Sberthold Durr
Ralph Whaley
Kansas City
Marjorie Westerhouse
Weaver
Dickens
James Myditt
DeSoto
Westerhouse
Walter Wilson
Glen Wilson
Dale
Mrs. Wilson
Martin Breithaupt
Charles Florances
Pate Edelbrock
Charline
Overbrook
Johnnie Brechelsen
Nell Catlin
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Corlis
Ter
Fenton Durand
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Hispaniola
Haiti
Alonzo de Ojeda
South America
Ojeda
Darien
Panama
United States Patent Office
Rip van Winie
Patent Office
Alphonso Wellhausen
Trae
John Hix Beg
Pat
Ernest Perneh
Pacific Ocean
Aptes
Crecticas
Pacific
Ace Parker
Portsmouth
Norfolk
University of Virginia
Brooklyn Football Dodgers
St. Louis Terriers
Oklahoma City Oklahoman
Berlin
Mike Jacobs
Germany
Jack Knott
Rogers Hornsby
Johnny Risko
Andy Gustafson
Clint Frank
Tall N. UL
Wesleyan
Detroit Tigers
Southern Methodiat
Toronto
New York Americana
Boston
Montreal Maroons
Tulsa
East
Associated Press Sports
By Alan Gould
Amarillo, Tex
Panthers
Pitt
ELKS
Oak Ridge
Franklin
Roy Beyer
Christenson
Eather
William Ege
Senny
E . Brow
Charles Smith
W. A. Thayer
Frank Topning
Ted Flory
Bertha Schickner
Olof Schickner
Lyle King
North Lawrence
Institute Regal
Life
Aimoils
Aou Ciry
Carl
Hamilton Motor Co
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