Jayhawkers Eye Early Lineup Versus Washington Bears
Kansas basketball coach Dr. Forrest Allen eyes starting changes for the Jayhawkers after a holiday break. The squad scrimmaged 32 to 28 against the second team as Harding and Thompson starred, with Hauser or Henderson likely to anchor center. Newcomers Newland Schmidt and others compete for forward spots as Allen reshapes the lineup for January 6 versus Washington Bears.
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Forrest
Allen
Jayhawker Basketeers
Aggies
Ting
Washington Bears
Corsant
Jayhawkers
Ted
Thompson
Hauser
Washite Thomeoxon
Maney
Ilce
Wodai
Henson
Jeffrey
Burtes
MacGrire
Burton
Hill
Jayhawker
Congress considers four year service rule for Army Navy football
Washington dispatch reports Rep Fish and Rep Britten urge House action to resolve the three year rule dispute affecting Army Navy football. They criticize West Point appointments to major college stars and seek a four year limit including college and military service. Captain Wilson and Hewitt cited as seven year veterans provoke reform debate.
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Washington
Des
Congress
Secretaries of War and Navy
Army and Navy
House
Fish
West Point
Britten
Chicago
Cal Jere
Harry Wilson
Army
Hewitt
Annapoli
Haskell Braves Drill for Winter Court Campaign
Coach Frank McDonald leads Haskell basketball through daily workouts as preparations begin for a strenuous season starting January 1. Of fifty six candidates, twenty four survive the first cut. An interclass tournament is underway under John Levi, with a chance for earlier cut players to earn spots on the regular squad. The Braves plan a western trip against Kansas Conference teams and possibly an eastern trip if players show early-season class. Six lettermen return: Cross, Murphy, Powless, Reed, Taylor, Woolworth. Promising newcomers include Wilson Charles and Ha Smith.
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Frank
McDonald
Haskell
John Levi
Braves
Kansas
Indians
Cross
Murphy
Powless
Reed
Taylor and Woolworth
Wilson Charles
Ha Smith
M. Brightman
Johnson
Shephard
Hunter
Quigley
Plan Flyweight Battle for Belanger at Madison Square Garden
Frenchy Belanger of Toronto holds the flyweight title after a 12 round win over Ernie Jarvis of London. Corporal Izzy Schwartz, NY state champ, is ready to meet Belanger to settle the muddled flyweight title in a likely Madison Square Garden bout next month. A schedule change shifts the junior high basketball game versus Olaire in Lawrence to January 6.
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Toronto
Ont
Frenchy Belanger
National Boxing Association
Ernie Jarvis
London
England
Izzy Schwartz
New York State Athletic Commission
Newsbby Brown
Belanger
Madison Square Garden
New Garden
J. E. Stonécipher
Olaire
Lawrence
Eudora Social News Gives Dinners And Elections
Eudora reports include Mr and Mrs John Moody hosting a seven o clock dinner for rural high school faculty and guests. I O O F lodge No 42 officers elected with installation planned in January. various visits, illnesses, and Christmas activities noted among residents and local clubs.
Christmas Club Helps and Social Spread in Eudora
Fifteen members and one guest attended a holiday gathering with wreaths and a lit fire. After a brief meeting, members shared papers on The Story of the Magic and Christmas Carols, then enjoyed pie and gifts from a tree. The next meeting is January sixth at Mrs Mary Johnson's home.
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Minnie McCrea
May Adams
Rose Lawson
Mary Johnson
C. J. Fuller
Tappeka
M. H. Robinson
Beulah
Orders of
Eastern Star
Fuller
Topeka
True Christmas Evening Service at Seven Thirty
Miss Evelyn Dixon left for Milford Missouri to spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Eva Mertz and Miss Angela Sommers visited Kansas City with relatives. Mrs Anna Blopp, recently ill with heart trouble, is improving. Her daughters Mrs Harry Ferrow and Helen of Peoria arrived for the holidays. W A Fuller, longtime Eudora hardware merchant, is selling out due to ill health. sale began last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Daugher- is unclear from fragment.
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John Moody
Eudora Rural High School
Roscoe Robinson
D. ‘F. Boone
Golda Zook
Ethel _Fulton
Velma Smith
B. R. Church
Allan Beatty
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Noble
Clarence Daugherty
Carl Pfleger
Wil
Wiliam Mertz
M. E. Miller
Lawrence
George Gerstenberger
F. D. Boone
Kansas
Eudora
Stephen Hadle
Gladys Jones
Mauracarenee
Alfred Seinald
W. J. Schehrer
Alter Society
Holy Family Catholic Church
Fighteen
Adolph Lotz
H.C. Stephens
St. Louis
Z. Fuller
Dorothy White
Glads Jones
Delmar Schultz
State University At
L. Wauch
Kansas City
Will Mertz
Louise Lukan
Baldwin
Paul Lukan Jr
Walter Wilson
Nevieve
Nineteen Hundred and Now Club
Nell Lothholz
Evelyn Dixon
Milford
Eva Mertz
Angelia Sommers
Anna Blopp
Harry Ferrow
Helen
Peoria
W. A. Fuller
Clarence Daugher
Candy gift idea ad from Rankin’s Drug Store
A Sunday dinner gathering mentions guests Miss Wilda Lucas E B Lucas and Mr and Mrs Ed Little of Baldwin. The ad suggests sending a nice box of Johnstons or Whitman’s candy, claiming it will surely please anyone from Rankin’s Drug Store at 1101 Mass.
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Wilda Lucas
E. B. Lucas
Mrs. Ed Little
Baldwin
Johnston’s
Whitman’s
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
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ELKS
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Wigton
Haskell Basket Ball
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Ernest Qu
Mike
Henie
St. Marys
Quigsey
Quigiey
Wichita U
Wichita
Kan
Wichita University
Northwestern Teachers’ College of
Lissem
Kip
Uust
Ontrme
Flayer
Schwartz and
May
Andy
Martha
J. J. Hoffman
Louis Barky
Herbert Lawson
W. O. Hamilton
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Ed Neidermaier
Oklahoma City
Okla
John Neidermaier
Mary Neidermaier
Louisburg
Kas
Louise Ziesnis
Frank Martin
George
Hedwig Zollner
Charles Gerstenberger
Schildren
Westerhouse
Nome
Patsy Ruth Miller
Ralph Ince
Alice
Bob Steele
Oliver Drake
Charles’ Bowers
Barber's Drug Store
Shimmons. Bros
Belle Bennett
Margaret, Livingston
Dorothy Dunbar
Cwilbkiam
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