Lawrence Beats Paseo High 21 to 17 In Thriller
Lawrence High School Lions defeat Paseo Pirates 21 to 17 after a tight game. Bobby Allen stars by playing three positions and scoring six points while Limiting Paseo to zero in the final period. The Vinland seconds lose 22 to 14 in the preliminary.
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Hunt
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Newton
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Washburn Quintet Falls to DePaul in Kansas City Clash
Washburn College in Topeka loses to DePaul University 24 to 49 as the team trails 7 to 25 at halftime. Adams and P Howlett pace DePaul with five baskets each, while the Kan sans struggle to start.
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DePaul
Chicago
P—Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
DePaul University
Kansans
Adams
P. Howlett
Stanford and Haskell Prep For Rose Bowl And Season Opener
Stanford's football squad focused on passing defense and aerial offense ahead of the Rose Tournament on January 1, with Bobby Grayson and Bill Paulman leading throws as Monk Moscrip contends with a knee brace issue. Haskell Indian basketball opened its home season with a 46 to 23 win over Kansas School for Deaf, using 19 players and featuring Jack White's center play and Modosh's scoring as they prepare to face Kansas City Junior College tonight.
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Calif
Southern Methodist
Stanford
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Bobby Grayson
Bill Paulman
Alabama
James
Monk) Moscrip
Texans
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Kansas School For Deaf
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College of Emporia
Baker
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Wyoming
Fort Hays State
McPherson
DePaul
Washburn
Huskers Edge Wyoming In Four Overtimes 46 42
Nebraska Cornhuskers finally defeated Wyoming 46 to 42 after four overtime periods in Laramie. The game swung tight with Lew Young tying the score at 32 all late in regulation. Whitaker and Baugh each contributed baskets in the fourth overtime while Wyoming failing to add beyond a long Hicks shot.
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Wyo
Nebraska Cornhuskers
University of Wyoming
Lew Young
Cowboys
Whitaker
Baugh
Wyoming
Hicks
Sklar Still Out Prompts New Shrine East West Pick
Western coaches name Rice Institute back Bill Wallace as left halfback for the Shrine East West game on New Year’s Day. Wallace, a 177 pound southpaw passer, starred in yesterday’s scrimmage alongside Ted Christofferser and others as injuries kept Sklar and Shper sidelined. East coaches dispute pregame favorites, calling the game a toss up with a powerful East backfield.
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San Francisco
Percy Lacey
Orin Hollingberg
Western Football Stars
Bill Wallace
Rice Institute
Wallace
Riley Smith
Dick Crayne
Dick Heekin
Sheldon Beise
Ted Christofferser
Washington State
Jerry la Noue
Nebraska
Theron Ward
Idaho
Ed Justice
Gonzaga
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Gomer Jones
Ohio State
Dan Fortmann
Colgate
Vern Oech
Minnesota
Dick Smith
Art Lewis
Ohio University
Ettore Antonini
Indiana
Frank Loeb
Purdue
Dick Sklar
Kansas
Abe Shper
University of Washington
Lacey
Wanderings From A Sports Roundup In New York
New York Dec 28 round up notes missing boxers players and managers. Joe Walcott, now 62, vanished after a Hollywood trip from Philadelphia via Mansfield Ohio. Roy Decker once fanned 17 in a single game for Chicago Cubs. Woodley Abernathy, 200 pounds, former Orioles outfielder, was a college football star at Auburn. Madison Square Garden hosts an all Negro card with prizes including silk robes and a diamond stickpin for top performer. Colonel Ruppert pines for another Babe Ruth as Santa Claus arrives. Kink Richards turns 25. Sammy Mandell fronts Billy Clebron’s welterweight stable. Joe Humphreys hospitalized again as William Slaughter and Longfellow are mentioned with Marquette numerals. New York American soccer trio the McEwan brothers. Sing Sing gate receipts down 1500 due to Alabama Pitts’ graduation. Frank Shields may pursue a movie role then return to tennis.
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Joe Walcott
Joe
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Mansfield
A. Walcott
Roy Decker
Chicago Cubs
Woodley Abernathy
Baltimore Orioles
Phillies
Auburn
Madison Square Garden
Ruppert
Santa Claus
Babe Ruth
St. Nick
Jake” Ruppert
Kink Richards
New York Pro Giants
Sammy Mandell
Billy Clebron
Rockford
Joe Humphreys
Hosital
Wiliam Slakespeare
Notre Dame
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Northwestern
J. Fenimore Cooper
Boston
Marquette
Frank Shields
Sam Goldwyn
Mid-Winter Sport Fete Opens in New Orleans
New Orleans hosts a week long mid winter carnival of sport featuring football basketball track yachting and tennis. Fifty three track and field stars compete in the Sugar Bowl track meet as Glenn Cunningham Jack Torrance Charlie Hornbostel and Sam Allen headline the event. Cunningham faces strong mile rivals including Glenn Dawson Frank Crowley Henry Morgan and Don Lash as the unofficial Olympic trials looms.
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New Orleans
Sugar Bowl
United States
Glenn Cunningham
Jack Torrance
Charlie Hornbostel
Sam Allen
Baker Cruises Past College of Emporia in Exhibition
Baker University's basketball team overwhelmed the College of Emporia 46 to 19 in Fredonia Kansas last night. Baker used fast breaking offense to create multiple baskets near the Emporian hoop amid a largely one sided exhibition contest.
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Fredonia
Kan
Baker University
College of Emporia
Baker
Emporian
Slow whistle rule to pass eyed by NCAA rules panel
New York December 28 the national football rules committee plans no major changes after reviewing the slow whistle rule noted to curb lateral passes. Chairman Walter Okeson said sentiment against the note grows and the panel will meet at Palm Springs mid February to discuss its fate. The report stresses a common rules basis for collegiate and high school play as players advance from one level to another.
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National Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Okeson
Lehigh
Palm Springs
Calif
Grieson
Okeson
National Federation of High Schools
Reward Crow Hunt Encouraged by State Game and Fish
The state game and fish department released 100 banded crows to aid wildlife and farming. Hunters can win rewards by sending the banded birds, numbered 1 to 100, to the department before February 15. Notable values include crow 16 worth $12.50 and crow 65 worth $10.
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Game and Fish Department
Tonganoxie State Lake
William Crissman Foe Thursday in Kansas City Games
Preliminary games for the KU California series in Convention Hall Kansas City are set with William Crissman High School Independence Missouri chosen to face Lawrence High School Lions on January 2 Curtain raiser features Philco of Kansas City versus Nesmith league All Stars and KU versus California in the main event Friday January 3 Wyandotte High School Kansas City Kansas meets Rockhurst High in curtain raiser and Rockhurst College faces Maryville Teachers College in the semi final.
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Kansas City
William Crissman
Lawrence William Crissman
Philco
K. U
California
Wyandotte High School
Kan
Rockhurst High
Rockhurst College
Maryville, Mo
Teachers College
KU Basketball Squad Returns for Practice
Kansas University basketball players returned today after holidays and resumed practice to prepare for remaining non conference games and the Big Six race. The Jayhawkers face California in Kansas City January 2 and 3, then open conference play against Kansas State at Manhattan January 7. The first Big Six game is January 11 against Iowa State.
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Jayhawkers
University of California
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Kansas
Iowa State
Staab Stars as Fort Hays Defeats McPherson in Nonconference
Pi Fort Hays State, led by Staab’s sharp shooting, beat McPherson 37 to 22 in a nonconference basketball game in Hays Kansas. Staab scored 14 points while Leas and Schwartzkopf added eight each. McPherson trailed 15-11 at halftime.
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Kan
Fort Hays State
Staab
McPherson
Leas
Schwartzkopf
Champions of 1935 Amateur and Professional Sports Listed
The Journal World presents a comprehensive 1935 champions roundup across horse racing, racing trainers, jockeys, harness racing, boxing, hockey, motor boating, polo, rowing, skating, soccer, skiing, swimming, water polo, and other national and intercollegiate titles. Notable leaders include Omaha and Tintagel in horse earnings, Hirsch Jacobs and Bud Stover as leading trainers, Wayne Wright as leading jockey, Montreals Maroons and Maple Leafs in hockey, and Greyhound as a harness champion, with national and intercollegiate crowns across multiple sports.
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Omaha
Marshall
Field
Tintagel
A. G. Vanderblt
Discovery
A. G. Vanderbilt
Hirsch Jacobs
J. H
Bud) Stover
Wayne Wright
Warg
Shahoe
Joe Wagner
Lex Ky
Fred Alger, Jr
Elwood Sachsenmaier
E. R. Bradley
Belmont Futurity
Hoypetul
C. V. Whitney
Arlington Futurity
Bomar Stable
Hal Price
Grand Shun
Dr James Naismith Invented Basketball 45 Years Ago Today
Dr James Naismith born in Massachusetts recalls the 1891 pea basket start that led to basketball becoming an Olympic sport. The founder, 74, then University of Kansas physical education director, praises the game simplicity and team involvement and discusses proposed rule tweaks and recognition plans nationwide. A drive by the National Association of Basketball Coaches aims to honor Naismith with memorials and a week of “Naismith night” fund-raising.
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James Naismith
Massachusetts
James A. Naismith
Eame
Naismith
University of Kansas
Springfield
Mass
Idval
Meiji
Japan
America
Dr. F. C
Phog) Allen
Kansas
Ing
Chicago
Berlin
Unclear boxing results and trade note appear in clipped column
The text lists multiple boxing results with names and scores from cities like Spokane Philadelphia and Atlantic City, followed by college football scores Chanute Coffeyville, then a note that Japan is now the largest foreign supplier of merchandise to Ethiopia, focusing on cotton textiles as the standout import item.
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Ethiopia
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