Lions Triumph Over Olathe In 40–20 Victory
Lawrence High School’s Lions defeated Olathe Eagles 49 to 20 on their court to stretch their win streak to four. The B team beat Olathe B 13 to 5. Bobby Allen and Billy Johnson led with five field goals apiece, while Krum and Buhler added eight points each. Olathe, under a new coach, showed less aggression, and reserve players held them to four points in the final period.
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Lawrence High School
Tion
Olathe High Eagles
Lawrence
Olathe
Lions
Bobby Allen
Billy Johnson
Allen
Krum
Buhler
Willey
Howard Tha
Maryville
Henry Iba
Oklahoma Aggies
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Jackson
Charlton
Potter
Wetzel
Johnson
Taerence
Welle
Kram
Johnaoen
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Hanney
Manning
Adame
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Lawre
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Lanne
Huskies Start South for Rose Bowl Clash
Seattle December 19. Washington's Pacific Coast champions began migration to the Pasadena Rose Bowl for a New Year clash with Pittsburgh. Coach Jimmy Phelan moved up departure two days due to storms. 37 players travel. They will arrive Monday in Santa Barbara to scrimmage on the junior college field until two days before the game.
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Seattle
Washington
Pasadena
Huskies
Pittsburgh
Victory for Basehor in Tri County League Tilt
Basehor high school defeated Linwood 33 to 18 in a Tri- County league game at Basehor last night. Linwood’s second team won 13 to 8 over Basehor seconds in the following matchup. Oklahoma City bracket plans set for Dec 19, with 16 teams including Southwestern College and Baylor, West Texas Teachers, Texas Tech. Elks bowling scores list: Berger 21, Schaake 2, Sam.
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Basehor High School
Linwood
Basehor
Oklahoma City
Southwestern College of
Winfield
Kan
Baylor University
West Texas Teachers
Texas Tech
Ames Not Threat Fair Iowa State Prospects
Ames Indiana December 19 Just a fair team is how Louis Menze describes the Iowa State Cyclones. Height is lacking with a short starting lineup, yet Captain Jack Flemming shines as the top all around scorer. Guards Johnson and Perkins compete for guards as Gibson moves to center and Deikmann Thomson provide reserve strength.
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Ames
Juste Fair
Louis Menze
Iowa State
Cyclone
Cyclones
Central College
Iowa
Jack Flemming
Sig Six
Flemming
Bob Blahnik
George Gibson
Kansas City
Maurice Johnson
Don Perkins
Lavern Deikmann
Burton Thomson
Panthers First Team Drills in New Mexico
In Albuquerque on December 19, Pittsburgh University held a light practice for a Rose Bowl squad bound for New Year’s Day against Washington. The unnamed first team ran a half hour of touch football and avoided full contact. Bobby Larue was absent due to a leg issue, while others listed included Daddie, Matisi, Glassford, Adams, Lezouski, Daniell, Hoffman, Chickerneo, Goldberg, Stebbins, and Greene.
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N. M
Pittsburgh University
Jock Sutherland
Washington
Sutherland
Bill Daddie
Tony Matisi
Bill Glassford
Henry Adams
Albin Lezouski
Larue
San Bernardino
Calif
Pittsburgh
University of New Mexico Stadium
Yankees Win Honors. DiMaggio and Gehrig Star in 1936
New York Yankees dominate the 1936 season as rookie Joe DiMaggio and veteran Lou Gehrig anchor a record setting campaign. DiMaggio totals 100 or more runs and ties multiple series marks while Gehrig extends base totals and drive in runs, with Tony Lazzeri and others breaking major league records. The Yankees clinch the flag by 19 1/2 games and set 12 new major league marks.
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Chicago
Jon DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
DiMaggio
Yankees
Gehrig
Tony Lazzeri
Bill Dickey
George Selkirk
New York
di Maglio
Red Rolfe
al Simmons
Horace Lisenbee
Appling
Sam West
St. Louis
Pastor's Improving Form Gains For Pro Heavyweight Fight
Former New York University heavyweight Bob Pastor shows improved form after a string of five fights as a pro. He recently knocked out Ray Impellittiere in the seventh round before 5,240 fans at Madison Square Garden, signaling a potential rise in his boxing prospects despite earlier fame as an amateur and Golden Gloves champion.
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New York
Bob Pastor
New York University
War
Pastor
Big Ray Impellittiere
Madison Square Garden
Yale Kick Named Freak Play Of Year In AP Poll
The sixth annual AP sports poll names Yale end Larry Kelley’s accidental soccer kick against Navy as the year’s freak play. Kelley’s boot deflected a fumbled punt, setting up a Yale touchdown and 13 7 win. Critics debated intent, but officials ruled it accidental. Other oddities noted span football, baseball, and track highlights from 1936.
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Associated Press
New York
Princeton
Dartmouth
Tigers
Larry Kelley
Yale
The
Navy
Baltimore
Kelley
Elis
Schmidt
Clint
Frank
Eliseo
Fordham
Southern Methodist
Mustangs
Southern California
Notre Dame
Cornell
Cleveland
Chicago White Sun
Vosmik
Hayes
Sox
Rosenthal
Hale
Appling
Night of Knockouts Inboxes Ring Results Across Cities
Boxing bouts listed with fighters from New York Philadelphia Oklahoma City Denver and Atlantic City plus a Philadelphia draw and a Dean Detton win in Salt Lake City. Hockey results show American Association action with Tulsa and St. Paul set for weekend games and a schedule featuring St. Louis Minneapolis Wichita and other matchups.
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Ovis
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St. Patt
Tulsa
St. Paul
St. Louis
Wichita
American Hockey Association
St Worris
Ag St. Paul
Minneapolis Me
Pau
Kansas
12 Foot Baskets Debated as Kansas Teams Eye Height
The piece notes coach F. C. Allen's 12-foot basket idea tested after a recent Southwestern game where A Wellhausen towered above rivals. It highlights tall players like Dutton Brookfield and Roy Holliday, and mentions Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma squads with length. It covers Kansas athletic stance, press reactions, and possible staff additions as Kansas plans for next season.
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al Wellhausen
Dutton Brookfield
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Fire Department
Roy Holliday
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K. U Athletic
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John Galloway
Hutchinson Newst
Kannas Uy Athletic
Lawrenen
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Raisinena
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Blair Cherry
Amarlo
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Cherry
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Kaneng
Eddie Hirchberg
Pittsburgh
Panthers
Hirchberg
Huskers
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Himnus
Two Famous Passes Helped K U L Beat Missouri in 1927
A historic note recalls Art Lawrence to Shenk on a key forward pass during a 14 to 7 victory over Missouri at KU in 1927. Shenk is identified as son of Mrs. B. F. Lauf fer of Lawrence.
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Art Lawrence
Shenk
K. UL
Missouri
B. F. Lauffer
Lawrence
Unclear basketball results from multiple colleges and towns
Fragmented OCR lists scores and team names from various colleges including Thatcher, Missouri Selioat, Peru Normal, Colgate, Puerttrtrtte, North iy rh Paces, and others. Readable items show scattered results like Colgate 46 and Peru Normal 29, with many garbled lines and invented terms.
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Coma It
Wutheast Uhhh
Avhouisis
Missouri Selioat
Tape Airaid Teetes AG
Warksvalle
Mor
Keneboers
Lls
Hasitess
Colles
Tawar
Siete
State Urges Sportsmen to Plan to Feed Quail in Kansas
Kansas officials call on sportsmen and farmers to report distress quail coveys to Pratt. They warn the upland birds face extinction this winter due to lack of natural seed weeds and crops. The game department will supply seed to sustain them until nesting season. cooperation is urged.
Yankees Release Bean After Urgent Brain Surgery
AP reports the Yankees released John Bean, star pitcher for the pennant winners, following his brain surgery after a hockey injury. Bean remains in hospital, fighting for life, as coaches and teammates express support.
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Associates Press
Yankees
John Eiloody Bean
Lero
Genta
Minneapolis
Ace Puusley
Hockey Sun
Hird Opert Benom Brain
Terely
Whine
Douglas County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Meeting at Trinity Lutheran
Miss Ruby Leonhard secretary of the Douglas County Farm Bureau presided as attendees including Mrs. Katie Toms Mrs. Dora Wolf and others gathered at Trinity Lutheran church Monday for the annual meeting. A. Reed was elected board member and Mrs. Katie Toms to the Women’s Council with about 100 present. A separate meeting at the Bismarck schoolhouse discussed graveling dirt road south of U.S. 4, plans to source gravel from Fall Leaf pit, and making year round read.
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Ruby Leonhard
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Katie Toms
Dora Wolf
Frank Leonhard
A. R. Reed
Lawrence Leonhard
H. G. van Neste
Trinity- Lutheran Church
Reed
Womens Council
Bismarck
Fall Leaf
Read
Death of 4-H member Inez Hagenbuch Saddens Jayhawk Group
George Sheets was taken to town for an X ray late last week and returned home. his condition remains about the same. Jayhawk 4-H club members and friends mourn the death of member Inez Hagenbuch who died this morning at Memorial Hospital.
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George Sheets
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Inez Hagenbuch
Manila
Memorial Hospital
Fall Leaf News From Eudora and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Charles Vitt and daughter Charlene visited relatives in Eudora Sunday. Mrs Hanna Pfleger and Wayne Vitt were dinner guests of Miss Gusta Ziesenis. Lawrence Sun day reports John Vitt returning home from a stay with his parents. Families from Wellsville and Lake View spend weekends with local residents. Christmas program set for December 23 at Fall leaf school.
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Charles Vitt
Charlene
Eudora
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Vitt
Gusta
Ziesenis
Lawrence Sundy
Robert Schollack
Towa
Frank Bryane
Savannah
Hanna Péleger
Gusta Ziesenis
K. U
John Vitt
Hesper
Frank Vitt
Robert Sehellack
Allen Cochran
C.W. Coffman
Wellsville
Trova Canary
Roy Canary
William Reetz
Lorene
Fred Seigweki
Minnie Luckan
Lela Kindred
Charles Bowers
Fred T Reetz
Gretta
Ida Hodson
Lake View
Lewis Kirkman
Jim Pritchard
Albert Stienbring
Fred Reetz
Otto Vitt
Oskaloosa Study Club Hosts December Session
Mrs. Leslie Waggoner welcomed members as hostess to the Oskaloosa Study club for the December session. The home sparkled with Christmas decorations and a tree. President Mrs. Lloyd Morris and secretary Mrs. Charles Long presided, with usual ferns displayed and Yuletide spirit in the air.
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Leslie Waggoner
Oskaloosa
Lloyd Morris
Charles Long
Christmas program and gift exchange at local gathering
Mrs. George Beyer chaired a program featuring readings of The Other Wise Man by Mrs. H Ty Phinney and a Christmas story. Carols by several ladies followed, with piano pieces Star of the East and Angels Serenade. Readers and assistants listed, gift exchange from the tree concluded with a Yuletide luncheon.
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George Beyer
H. Ty. Phinney
Grant
Mesdames Long
Slade
Gable
Morris
Small
Mesdames Morris
Long
Henry
Johnson and Smal
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