Scrimmage Order for High Cagers at Lawrence
Lawrence high school basketball held a scrimmage with alumni yesterday afternoon. The first team featured Bernitz, Allen, O'Leary, Schaake, and McCanles, while the alumni lineup included Chester Jones, Borth, Kester, Foster, and Penfield Jones. A second Lawrence team roster appeared with Birch, Evans, Shenk, Welch, and Lohman. The Red and Black cagers are slated for a practice game with alumni tomorrow at 4:30 in the high school gym as prep for the January 6 Leavenworth opener. Coach Melvin Griffin may reshuffle the lineup during Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Bernitz
Allen
O'Leary
Schaake
McCanles
Chester Jones
Borth
Kester
Foster
Penfield Jones
Lawrence High
Hi. Birch
Evans
Shhenk
Welch
Lohman
Guar
Ath Alumini
o'Cock
Eyonasium
Melvin Griffin
Leavenworth
Griffin
Lawrence
Idiana
Ottawa Seconds
Ivst
Only Piano Movers Can Defeat Lewis, Says Bill White
William Allen White of Emporia Gazette argues Strangler Lewis can lose the title only to a piano moving crew. He cites Clarence Jenkins, Emporia’s police officer, in a debate with Lewis, praising Jenkins’ skill but noting a missed edge from the piano crew and crowding jabs. Also mentions Meehan retained as NYU head coach with a $10,000 salary and Aggies seeking a new coach in New York meetings.
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Lewis
Bill” White
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
White
Clarence Jenkins
Fimporia
Man
Jenkins
Clarence
Emporia
Bailey Transfer Company
Chick” Meehen
James F. “Chi Meehen
Bgen
New York University
New York
Meehan
Boxing Results Blink in Newark and Paris Showdown
The Associated Press reports Frankie Genaro of New York defeated Willie La Motte of Newark by stoppage, Carlos Gard cid of Mexico City defeated Willie Pedraza in Houston, and Tiger Harmmery of France impressed in Paris with a technical knockout over Eugene Criqui, former featherweight champion, amid brief notes from San Antonio and Paris.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Frankie Genaro
New York
Willie Lamotte
San Antonio
Texas
Carlos Garcid
Mexico City
Willie Pedraza
Houston
Paris
France
Tiger Harmmery
Rover Eugene Criqui
Schaefer Leads Cochran In Bitter Billiard Race
Jake Schaefer, Chicago challenger, built a commanding lead in the 1,000 point match against Welker Cochran with a 2306 point edge after three blocks. Cochran staged a dramatic afternoon and evening rally, producing a comeback in the fourth block as the title bout continued into December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker Cochran
Jake Schaefer
Chicago
Chalenger
Schaefer
Coch J
T Man
Names Return to Lead Kanza Kan Central Team
ARE ON K. C.K. ALUMNI FIVE Harold Schmidt and Albert Qu eer, members of the Jayhaw k squad, and Elmer Mertel, Ed Skradski, Walter Jones and Richard Youngman, Aggie basket bers who saw action here against pox. Allen's team in the season's opener, have been asked to form the nugleus of the Kanza Kan Central high school team and play the high school to raight Coach Charles Corrant of the Aggies, a former coach at the Ko ty Kam, high school, will be game betwen Central OLD NAMES COME BACK IN A-B-C's
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schmidt
Albert Queer
Jayhawk
Elmer Mertel
Ed Skradski
Walter Jones
Richard Youngman
Aggie Basketbers
Pox
Allen
Nugleus
Kanza Kan
Toraight
Charles Corrant
Aggies
Koty . Kam
Betwen Central
Alphabetical all star teams revive forgotten sports names
A long look back at past battles and heroes emerges as readers pick letters for mythical alphabets. Names from Jr. colleges, universities, and clubs across the country are collected for an imagined all star squad, with Loyd Workman and Eldon Earle among those highlighting the effort.
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Lioyd Workman
Stockport
Iowa
Eldon Earle
Verona
N. J
Dones
Haycraft
Minn
R.E. Hake
R.t.hanson
R.G. Ifong
Prin. Holm
Ral L. Hibbs
Cal
Hannegan
Nav
Haskin
Okla
Howell
Neb
H. B. Humbert
F. Scull
Sprague
Army
L.T. Smith
Notre Dame
Sigafoos
Western
Smith
Georgia
R G Smith
R.T. Shiver
R.E. Spears
Vanderbilt
O.B. Strong
H.B. P. Scull
HB. Schober
F.B
Dancer Weds New Partner After Maurice Mouvet’s Death
New York December 21 AP Mrs Eleanora Ambrose Maurice Mouvet widow of Maurice the dancer and Charles Sabin her new partner obtained a marriage license and plan to wed Saturday Maurice died May 7. Eleanora a Newton Kansas native spent a long vacation in Newton after Maurice’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Mouvet
New York
Eleanora Ambrose Maurice Mouvet
Maurice
Charles Sabin
Eleanora , Ambrose
Newton
Ewton
Valley Chapel notes on bonds shopping visitors and visitors
Marvin Bond cut wood for Bert Flory on Thursday and Friday. Gottlieb Nieder called at John Dunn home Wednesday evening. Numerous locals, including the Bond family, visited, shopped in Lawrence, or delivered corn to Dunn farm. Several social events and school program attendances are noted with residents and neighbors in Pleasant Valley and Lone Star areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Bond
Bert Flory
Gottlieb Nieder
John Dunn
John Banks
Neal
Porter Bond
Elis Bond
The
Valles
J. C
C.W. Fiery
Lawrence
Ban- Laing
Mary Katherine-Marlkiey
John’ Dunn
Ror Williams
Harry Boweneck
Marie Senejihgin
Elizabeth
Isne Star School
Kansas City
Mabel
Johnny Ide
Von
John Hagen
Ruth
Harry Bowen
Lance
Orie. Smith
Marie
Ellis Bond
Jack Georgie
Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Pleasant Valley
Starvin Bond
Potter
Ruth Barton
Mabel Ice
Hugo Schelholm
Charlie Sanders
Raymond’ Tee
Elmer
Homer Boyd
C. C. Potter
Jolly
Stitchers Club
G. R. Nee
Lone Star
C. Wellory
Law
V. E. Banning
Boyd
Willis Miler
Sundey
Elizabeth Durin
Lecoy Pucket
S. Chas
Prank Holsapale
Walter Bord
Florene Smith
Frank Holesapple
Florence Smith
Lone Star School
Robert Martin
Mark Schellhorn
Joe Burton
Hugo| Schellhorn
Hugo
Schellhorn Seeve
Community notes from Oskaloosa and nearby towns
Local residents attend funerals and visit relatives this week. Mr and Mrs A O Webber traveled to Overbrook for Mrs Albert Ratcliff's funeral. Nic and Mrs Floyd Clark return from Oklahoma and plan Chicago after New Year. Mrs Oscar May visits In poor health with Elizabeth Slade. Bert Peppard visits family in Wichita. Mrs David Grayson stays in Topeka with Jason Morton family. Jeanette Jacquemin Asa Judy and Lucy Haines attend Business Womans Club event at Governor's mansion in Topeka. Frank Haines visits Nortonville to see ill mother. Clyde Brooks of Valley Falls shops in town. C L Weeks goes to Kansas City for funeral of brother Wesley Weeks in oil explosion. Ruth Stebbens returns from Stephens College for Christmas with Cec Steanker family.
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A. O. Webber
Overbrook
Albert ‘Ratcliff
Nic
Floyd Clark
Oklahoma
Chicago
Oscar’ May
Atchison
Elizabeth Slade
Bert Peppard
Wichita
Alice Peppard
David Grayson
Topeka
Jason
Morton
Jeanette
Jacquemin
Asa Judy
Lucy’ Haines
Business Womans Club
Governor's Mansion
Frank Haines
Nortonville
Clyde. Brooks
Valley Falls
C. L. Weeks
Kansas City
Wesley Weeks
Ruth Stebbens
Stephens College
Columbia
Cec] Steanker
Potter
Humphrey Sidence
Helen Coleman
State Teachers College
Enroria
Humphrey
H. G. Amann
Chester
Emma Buck
Buck
Epha Ment
Dunavant
George Jones Farm
Fate Leavarton
State Grange
Fontana
J. W.trusdale
Eastern Star
Ruth
Will Payne
Uriah Bliss
Spidiers
Gene J
Earl Bliss
Frank Hosford
Lawrence
Charles Golden Home
Helen Fulton
Misa Marto
Weishaar
Doris Bliss
Amos.Leech
Frank Godding
da Smith
Jennie Davis
Dave Meredith
Waite Smith
Dave Waiteh
Amann
Hiawatha
Beckman
Ok‘lahoma
Addie Maines
David Cook
Uria Bi James Shrader
Alex Will Monroe
Jamies Vorroyouis Wilkerson
Ed Clark
2 L Zimmermann
AL M. Hannah
Kansas
Maines
Hiinvis
Christmas social notes from a Kansas town
A busy sequence of social events unfolds in the Humphrey residence area with church groups, Eastern Star initiations, and a Hi Y banquet. Visitors from Topeka and Lawrence join local gatherings. A fire at George Jones farm prompts a quick response as townsfolk prepare for Christmas activities and basketball opening.
Christmas booth sales aid high school fundraiser
The corner Christmas booth sold out raising money for the ladies treasury. The High School Orchestra performed under Miss Sachers direction. The Jeff Co Farm Bureau met December 16 with Roy Johnson presiding. Glee clubs and a faculty chartette provided music. Speakers included Prof Throckmorton of Manhattan and George Harmon. Prominent farmers attended from Boyle Duravant Perry Hankie and Valley Falls. Mr Admire was elected bureau president for next year. Mrs. J H Mitchel and others noted local visits. Mr Ben Cook died after about two years illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 from Presbyterian church.
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Ladies Treasury
Durguethe
Sacher
Jeff. Co. Farm “Bureau
Roy Johnson
Messers Glover
Block
Harvey
Phillips
Throckmorton
Manhattan
George Harmon
Valley Falls
Admire
Grantutte
Duke Brown
Frank Richardson
Boyle
John Sherwood
Duravant
Fred Frye
A. E. .Dooly
Harry Ploughe
Perry
Roy Seilers
Hankie
Bureau
Ben Cook
Presbyterian Church
J. H.mitchel
Frank Sharp
Pon
Dorothy Smith
Lawrence
Kircher
The
Chas Long
Wedding Service Echoes With Hymns And Mendelssohn
Bride and groom Mrs Emmet Mor row exchanged vows as a Sunday school orchestra played I Love You Truly by Bond and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March filled the service with period musical rites.
Marriage ceremony dispute at Probate Court draws crowd
Advertised nuptials drew a large congregation but Dr. Kircher disapproved of the ceremony, claiming that marriages performed by the Probate Judge are not a Christian rite.
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Aggies Hunt
Jidel Ahearn
Kansas State Agricultural College
Aggie
Seattle
Wash
Univ Washington Athletic
Institutin
Parietal
Grises Holiday
Drake University
Eure
Tchaever
K. C.K
Ven and
Schmidt
Max Ainst
Colerick
Notre Dame Armicrace
Coins
Calewell
Ceore
Inesse
ELKS
Jaisalai
Corn
Eport
Spain
Cuba
Ottawa US
Ottawa
Rus
Ottawa University
Lolt Junior College
Beee
S. G. Plank
Pollock
Kan
A.E. Huddleston
Tee
Chance
Collins
Cross
Coughlin
Clark
Crawford Cobb
Corbett
Camnitz
Chesbro Crandall
Criger
Crouse
Owen
al Demaree
New York Giants
Dancer
Etzeld
Missouri
Dec
Paulen
Baker
Wyandotte County
Valley Chapel
Oskaloosa
John Decker
Emmet Morton
A. G. Smith
B. P. Davis
Morrow
Mrs. Davis
Shepherds Vision
Ozankie
Tena Clark
Aid
Lou Roberts
Kate Ehlers
Forrest Allen
K. U
Olive Figts
Ruth Loomis
Chaster
Methodist Missionary Society
Vic Shrader
Lena Roberts
Wyatt Grage
Sarah Robinson
Milton Kanna
Friere Cox
Ladies of the Legion Auxiliary
Farm Bureau
John Gilbert
St. Elimor
Joe Mad Ee
Universal
YG Verdes
Oene of
Raymond Keane
Bargara
Arene
Emory Johnson Frem
Howard Blanchard
Priel
Shimmons Bros
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fables
Collegians
Zane Grey
Nevada
Santa Claus
Bowersock
Varsity Theatres
Prices Co
Waite
New Brighton
Carter
Che Pater weeange_o
Bob Steele
Wecter
Oliver Drake
Charles Bowers
Velma Bandy
Ronald Coleman
Curl
College Inn
Bert Wadhams Sample’s
Hook’s Stadium
Eldridge Shop
Dread Shop
Hillside Shop
Varsity
Peter B. Kyne
Pirates
Max
Margaret Livingston
Ralph Ince
Dorothy Dunbar
Bowersock and
Charley
Varsity Theatre
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