Jayhawkers Trounce Tigers 40 to 26 for Second Win
Kansas Jayhawkers defeated Missouri Tigers 40 to 26 in an exhibition game. Kansas led by Bill Johnson and Hale with strong defense, while Missouri struggled with missed chances and turnovers. Bishop and O’ forwards joined a fight for scoring as the game tightened late.
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Jayhawkers
Tigers
Kansas
Pete Sop Easuery Jamuary
Missouri
Wien Zien
Te Crenata
Sophomora
University ‘of Oklahoma
Bishop
Hale
Cox Hata
Seber
Leary
Skinner
Dan Msey
Coen
Fimmemer
Mansom
Riesen
Boekmeter
Inn
I Daly
Miller
Ele
Smith
Campbell
Creyman, Fial
Lawrence
Ream
Vsehburn
Allen
Bruner
Gufer
Singing Hen and Household Oddities Inspire Town Curiosity
A peculiar tale highlights John Popelke and his uncanny abilities described as amathematical wizardry. A singing hen owned by Mrs Peebles debuts by atop a piano stool and belting out tunes, drawing skeptics who demand proof. Readers seeking more evidence are urged to write to John Hix with a stamped self addressed envelope. Tomorrow promises a 180 foot statue.
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John Popelke
John
John Hix
Aix
Kansas urged to back Johnsons amid eligibility dispute
The Kansas team faces criticism for wavering on Johnsons eligibility and for delaying action before a recent game. Writers urge backing players until rule violations are proven, arguing a consistent stance would earn respect and avoid undermining team morale.
Fragmentary College Scores and Team References
Fragmented OCR lists scores and team names from multiple colleges and universities. It references Pittsburgh, New York University, Toronto, Northwestern, Dartmouth, Kansas Aggies, Washburn, Beloit, and others with incomplete figures and stray punctuation.
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Bitters Feie Fomnayivapla
Hton
Pittsburgh
York University
Toronto
Northwestern m
Tern
College
Fork
Dartmouth
Cemaine Cathet University
Kansas
Aggies
Warrensburg Teac
Boor
A. Beloit Se
Sreeee
Beter University
Ken Strong A One Man Grid Team Star of Giants
In York on December 22 AP reports Kenn Strong the former New York University star dominated the game for the Giants. He scored on a 30 yard run and connected with Stein on a touchdown pass as Strong booted an extra point in a 16-7 victory.
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York
Fetan
Ofoe Younty
Shenen
New York University
Stapleton
New Jess Giants
Jenday Strong
Alge
Stein
Kansas Bid Sets Stage For 1932 Seaketball Title Race
Kansas announces its bold bid for the 1932 basketball crown by engaging conference opponents and non conference foes over the weekend. Early reports show Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas State and other Big Six teams hard at work in exhibition and non conference games. Scores listed include Missouri 28 to 34, Iowa State 3, and Texas 27 to 33, with Washburn 28 for the opponents.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Sename Titiers
Ramey
Howe Bee
Atalde
Son
Lincoln
Missouri
Sitasat Ra
Texas
Nebraska
Iowa State
Simpeon
Kanggs_ A. Aggies
Washburn
Wisconsin and Illinois open Big Ten basketball season
AP report notes the Big Ten basketball season begins Monday January 5, 1931. Wisconsin plays at Madison against Illinois while other matchups include Creighton visiting Omaha for a game against Wabash and Town.
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Chicago
Unis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Badgers
Autumn Hard For Star To Accept In Chicago Fixture
The schedule shows Bradley College of Peoria set to visit Chicago for a Saturday night pre season contest. The event highlights intersectional matchups as teams finalize autumn plans and media attention.
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Morrow
Chicago
Bradley College of Peoria
Aging ballplayer fights frost of time in reflection
Former Giants pitcher Al Demaree writes on players clinging to past glory. He notes a fading star’s belief he remains as fast as ever and the struggle to accept decline. A Kansas City area note mentions a 6 hole lead in a new golf plan at Manhattan.
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AL Demaree
New York Giants
Pye
Columbia Head Proposes Alumni Endowment for Athletics
New York dispatch reports Columbia University head calls for an athletic endowment by alumni to remedy present grid evils. He urges academic reform to preserve integrity while addressing the shortcomings in college sports and shifting traditions.
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Columbia Head
Ncatter
Silo Saan
Larship
Mls
Ath- Inc
Pasadena Open Golf described at Battle of Three Putts
Pasadena, Cal. Pasadena open golf tournament held with notable three putts and payoff comments. Reports mention Detroit and New York participants and a notable winner Hor ton Boule, with emphasis on mental aspects of putting and large prize money.
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Pasadena
Cal
Detroit
Horton, Boule
New York
Kansas and Washburn open season with topeka dual meet
The University of Kansas swimming team begins its season with a home dual meet against Washburn College on Friday night January 9 in Topeka, with a return clash set for January 15. Last season Kansas beat Washburn 64 to 36 as Barcham and Kruse each swam 20 yards.
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University of Kansas
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
Washburn
Ee Cae Ea Oh
Christian Endeavor Quintet Defeats Church Team 24 to 13
In a Saturday game the Christian Endeavor five defeated the church quintet 24 to 13. Standout players included N Scheller J Scholbar and A Lohpat while La Tatheran and Norwegian Chicago figures noted for the challengers. The match set up a later eight round final at White City.
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Christian Endeavor
Christian
Ndeavee
Veroen 2
Creat See
la Tatheran Church
Saray
Helens
N Scheller
J. Scholbar
A. Lohpat
Los
Chicago
Edgar Sem
Greenwood Valley club meeting and local exchanges
Friday night activities of Greenwood Valley P T A featured a talk by Miss Viola Logan on the purpose of clubs and a musical program with violin and piano by Joseph Logan and others. Attendees included Harley and Mr. Wm Lancaster, with weekend visits noted at the C L Glenn home and various local families.
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Greenwood Valley P.T. A
Capper Club
Joseph Logan
Aye Boose
Dane Setetaven
Garland Boose
Chalice
Audrey Boose
Logan
Harley
Lecompton
Wm. Lancsater
William, Jr
Mary Edna
C. L. Glenn
Fred Phillips
Laurens A Harley-Dark
Topeka
S.L
William Phiteman
Ral
McClanahan
G. C
Billie Hershel
Cates
Kopets
Noule Bridsy
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