Kansas Hoopsters Drill for Bears Scrimmage Preview
Kansas University basketball held a tough practice under Dr Forrest C Allen as it prepares for a three game series with California next week. The session focused on defeating fatigue from holidays and building reserves with players such as Thom Bishop Bausch Cox and others. Ticket details and schedule for Kansas City and Lawrence games were announced with prices and senior/student eligibility noted. A Topeka Salina high school game shift was arranged to let players watch the K U California matchup.
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Jayhawker
Forrest C. Allen
University of California
Thom Bishop
J. Bausch
Cox
P. Scpring
Bears
Jayhawkers
Doctor Allen
California
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletic
Topeka
Lawrence
Salina High School
Washburn Field House
Ernest Urhlaub
NO STRAIGHTENING THESE CURVES
Joe McGinity pitched his own game and signs to his catcher in the Coast League. A catcher-Trainer dispute with Truck Hannah led to a dramatic ended effort as McGinity argued for his curve heavy approach. The piece also notes Bud Taylor and Earl Mastro set for a featherweight title shot and a tennis championship entrants update.
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AL Demarer
New York Giants
Joe McGinnty
Truck
Hannah
McGinity
Jing
Mecaity Kent
Joe
Iron Man
McGinnty
Taylor Chicago
Bud Taylor
the Terror
Terre Haute
Ind
Earl Mastro
Chicago
Army Stanford Game On Air Saturday
Football fans will hear Army vs Stanford from Palo Alto on the NBC network at 1 45 Pacific time and 4 45 Eastern time. WIBW in Topeka will also broadcast from about 3 45 Kansas City time securing additional coverage for listeners.
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ARMY
Stanford
New York
Palo Alto
Cal
National Broadcasting Company
WIBW
Topeka
Kansas City
K U Athlete Once Held World Record
Kansas University athlete C W Shep herd related story notes a Kansas City banker who gave $5 000 to his children for Christmas. Winn a KU graduate 1929 and former track standout held a world record for about fifteen minutes in the high hurdles during an indoor meet at Convention Hall Kansas City before Bob Simpson of Missouri surpassed the mark.
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C.W. Shepherd
Kansas City
E. L.larry) Winn
University of Kansas
Winn
Police Commission of
K. U
Mt. Qread
Jayhawker
Convention Hall
Kansas
Bob Simpson
Missouri
Iowa
State Callere
Winn’s
College
Matmen
Oklahoma Grapplers in Chicago Invitation Meet
Fifty college wrestlers including a national champion and two runners up for collegiate honors contend in the University of Chicago's first annual invitational. Oklahoma's squad led by Mantooth, the 125 pound national champion, with runners up Miller and Leach also competing. Northwestern, Chicago, Illinois and Morton junior college join the field as final matches are slated for Saturday night.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Oklahoma
Bie
Mantooth
Miller
Leach
Sooners
Northwestern
Illinois
Morton Junior College
Eee Ge
Visitors from Kansas University Observe Jayhawk Practice
Ted Sanborn and Ernest J Uhrian, former Kansas players now in business in Belleville, visited the University yesterday to view the varsity basketball practice. They watched the new Allen system in operation and showed interest in the team.
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Ernest Urhlaub
Salina High Schol
Ted Sanborn
Jayhawker
Belleville
Hew Allen
Haskell College Quintet Defeats Faculty 16 to 10
The Junior college basketball team at Haskell Institute defeated a faculty five 16 to 10 in an exhibition holiday game before Haskell students. Pete Shepherd, football star, was the outstanding performer for the winners and John Levi, assistant coach, led the faculty team in scoring.
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Haskell Institute
Haskell
Pete Shepherd
John Levi
Tam
Loyola Likes the Dark New Orleans Football At Night
Loyola University enjoyed football games in ice gloaming or at night. Six experimental night games this year proved successful. Don White of Purdue Shin Star lives in St Louis small court squads. A few days after practice began, he cut the Washington University squad to twelve men.
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Loyola
New ‘Orleans
Loyolla University
Kg Eee
White’ of
St. Louis
Don White
Purdue
Washington University
Cardinals Await Drive of Cadets
Stanford and Army prepared for the first West Coast meeting as 70 000 tickets sold 88 000 capacity expected. Army hopeful Captain Cagle to be stopped and Pop Warner’s Stanford aims to bottle up the Army leader. Walter Heinecke out with bronchitis while both squads declare readiness for the next day.
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West Point
West Coast
Stanford
Cagle
Army
Cardinal
Pop. Warner
New York
Walter Heinecke
Army Stanford
Chrhmaarts
LE Muller
Prin
Tandy Humber
Pitt Squad Confident of Victory Over U S C
St Louis Mo Dec 26 AP If confidence means anything the Golden Panthers of the University of Pittsburgh will win over the Trojans of Southern California in the Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena New Year's day in the opinion of coach Jack Sutherland. Sutherland pleased with prospects as the untamed Panthers head to Dallas today. The squad will workout this afternoon in Dallas. Exert man in good condition and reserves showed well in yesterday drill.
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St. Louis
Golden Panthers
University of Pittsburgh
Trojans
Southern California
Pasadena
Cooch
Jack Sutherland
Sutherland
Basketball results roundup from AP including Utah and BYU games
Associated Press basketball results list scores for Maryville Teachers 27 over McPherson Kansas 3 243 Utah 37 over St Marys 26 Brigham Young 45 over Los Angeles C 39 Garden City Junior College 19 over Hutchinson Junior College 29 Keeps
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Associated Press
Maryville Teachers
McPherson
Kan
University of Utah
St. Mary's
Brigham Young
Los Angeles C
Garden City Junior College
Hutchinson Junior College
Kee PS
Boxing Roundup From McKeesport and Chicago Bouts
USS Lae Buffalo and Charles Arthur Shires knocked out Bad ill Baily in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Joe Trippe outpointed Larry Madge in Rochester New York. Oscar Moon Baker knocked out Eddie O Day in Los Angeles. King Levinsky outpointed Tom Jones in Atlanta Georgia.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Charles Arthur
the Great
Shires
Ill Baily
McKeesport
Joe Trippe
Rochester
Larry Madge
Cleveland
Chicago
Oscar
Moon" Baker
Los Angeles
Eddie O'Day
Scranton
King Levinsky
Tom Jones
Atlanta
Sooners Set for Big Six Title Chase and All-Time Win
Oklahoma faces tough hurdles in defense of its Big Six crown as three veterans return and Missouri looms as a major obstacle. Coach Hugh McDermott brings Tom Churchill and Laury Meyer to lead the squad while gaps at center and guard must be filled.
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Sooners
Oklahoma
Hugh ¥. McDermott
Tom Cliprchill
Laury Meyer
Bill Noble
McDermott
Churchill
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Iowa State
Chinese Cage Quintet At Michigan Falls To Detroit Team
An intramural basketball game at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor pitted a team of exclusively Chinese students against another Chinese team from Detroit. The Detroit squad defeated the Michigan club, highlighting cross city rivalries within campus leagues.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Detroit
Shires challenges all comers after Big Bill Bailey knockout
Chicago first baseman C Arthur Shires defeats Big Bill Bailey in one minute and 22 seconds and taunts the world, while Joe McCarthy questions enmity. Shires says he would fight any man in the world and recalls past season fights with fines. Also notes Johnny Risk vs Tuffy Griffith weigh in and nine women students at UT law school.
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Buffalo
Ni Y
Big Bill
Shires
Wright
Wins
Chicago
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Hack’ Wilson
Whitney Stable Train Brings 46 Horses to Macon for Winter
Mrs Payne Whitney’s aristocratic racing stable arrives in Macon Georgia aboard a special train. Forty six horses travel with forty four trainers and eight truckloads of equipment to winter there.
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Whitney
Macon
Christmas Visits Light Up Greenleaf and Surroundings
Eudora Will Mercer traveled to Greenleaf Kansas on Tuesday to spend Christmas with relatives. Mr and Mrs W J Hague hosted a Christmas dinner with a long guest list including Joe Woodin Ralph Drake Daisy Hadle Ruth Paul Gay Grimes and Arneta Hague. Henry Schlegel Tyrrence hosted a Christmas meal for Fred Schlegel and family including Fredritka Louise Henry Meinke. Jake Milburn and Eli St John attended a Christmas party in Olathe while Russell Dizmang stayed with family at Blue Mound.
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Will Mercer
Greenleaf
Kansas
W. J. Hague
End
Joe ,Woodin
Ralph Drake
Kansas City
Daisy Hadle
Ruth
Paul
Gay Grimes
Arleta
Cleo
Hague
Fred Schlegel
Fredritka and
Louise
Henry Meinke
Henry Schlegel
Jake Milburn
Olathe
Eli St. John
Kathryn Adams
Russell, Dizmang
Blue Mound
Rere
The Common Cold From Gorgas Memorial Institute
The article notes that common colds affect more people than any other ailment and discusses the difficulty in measuring their true impact due to zero mortality and imperfect morbidity data. It questions elevating common colds from trivial to serious by highlighting associated suffering, complications, and economic losses.
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Gorgas Memorial Institute
Washington, D. C
Grady
F. Mathews
M. D
Claremont
Oklo
Preventing Colds Through Early Isolation and Hygiene
The text urges isolating during the first three days of a cold to curb spread and emphasizes avoiding infection and predisposing causes. It warns against contact with contagious people in confined, poorly ventilated spaces and promotes sanitary habits, vitality, and avoiding the old starvation remedy. It also suggests safe home remedies like fruit and baking soda in water.
Midland Women Gather for Holiday Socials and Visits
Mrs. Russell Shaw hosted guests including Mrs. Fred Lewis and Margaret while men attended the G P A meeting. Rural Social Club met with nine members, guests, and a reading of the Christmas Boy. Other notices describe visits, Christmas program attendance with Santa, and Mrs. Della Weibel helping with a new baby as family and neighbors exchange greetings.
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Russell Shaw
Fred Lewis
Margaret
Ross Whitman
Elmer Ousdahl
Guy Shultz
Della Weibel
C. A. Jones
Walter Love
Moore
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