Kansas U. Basketball Squad Holds Hard Practice
The Kansas University basketball squad works out twice daily through Thursday then rests for the Hillyard game in St Joseph. Coach Allen evaluates players in scrimmage with Ackerman Engle Peterson Belgard Gordon as starters and Schmidt Proudfit Zuber Daniels Hitt as reserves. Peterson and Zuber shine, while the team battles consistency ahead of the St Joseph clash.
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University of Kansas
Hillyard Gnome
St. Joe
Kansas City
Lawrence
Micn
Allen
Kansas
Mt. Oread
Kansas ‘Five
Ackermar
Engle
Peterson
Belgard
Gordon
Schmidt
Proudfit
Zuber
Daniels
Hitt
Crimson and
Blue
Hillyardchem
Cal
St. Joseph
Manhattan Next poised after season opening loss
Manhattan's basketball team, still smarting from a victory by Manual High School of Kansas City last weekend, will train daily this week in preparation for a Friday night game on Aggie town court versus Manhattan. The rivalry between the two squads is intense despite not being a Northeast league affair.
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Lawrence High School
Manual High School
Kansas City
Manhattan
Oath McDonald
Red and Black Five
McDonald
Football Rules Meet Opens Amid Forward Pass Debate
New York reports the annual college football coaches meeting opened with broad opposition to changing the aerial game. They favored three rule proposals: restoring kickoffs to the 40 yard line, ending the run after fumble recovery, and granting a fresh set of downs on an offside penalty by the opponent when it does not reach the usual first down distance.
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New York
Associated Press
Haskell Indians Open Season Versus Olathe Mutes
The Haskell Indians basketball team launches the season Saturday night against the Olathe Mutes on the Haskell floor. Coach McDonald’s squad has trained for two weeks and aims to be a fast quintet. The team gains a boost with Jess Parton, last year’s center and letterman, returning to school for a second term as one of the standout stars.
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Haskell Indians
Olathe Mutes
Haskell
Redskins
McDonald
Jess. Parton
Man
Parton
GRID GAMES ON COAST ON NEW YEAR'S DAY
Coast experts predict a grid day on New Year's with Stanford facing Notre Dame in Pasadena. Adam Walsh Notre Dame and Jim Langdon Stanford receive All America consideration for standout seasons despite injuries. Penn State California clash centers on Bachel Horrell and Ray McGraw directing play for their schools.
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Foprr
Stanford
Notre Dame
Pasadena
Adam Walsh
Notré Dame
Jim Langon
Pennsylvania
California
Bachel Horrell
Indiana basketball schedule invade Nebraska in January
The 1925 Indian squad travels to Nebraska for three straight games in January. They will face Deane College Midland College and Creighton or Saint Benedict College on January 8 9 and 10. The series marks a key early road test for the team as a major asset to the season.
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Nebraska
Deane College
Midland College
Creighton
St.’ ‘Benidiet College
Haskell Plans Grid Graph of Notre Dame Stanford Game
Athletic authorities at Has kell Institute arrange a wire from the Notre Dame Stanford game to Palo Alto for New Year’s Day. The grid graph will provide play by play from the chapel with 14-keyboard operation. Admission fifty cents. Music and stunts planned between halves.
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Haskell” Institute
Notre Dame
Invents High Condensing Steam Locomotive by Weisinger
In Sasse Switzerland on December 29 Professor Kurt Weisinger of Zurich Technological University demonstrated a new high condensing steam locomotive. He claims the invention will cut fuel use by about 50 percent and shows prowess as both an engine innovator and a coinage of a new term.
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Sasse
Switzerland
Hochdruckkondensatinesdampf Lokomotive
Kurt Weisinger
Zurich Technological University
Warmer weather expected after record cold in Kansas
Topeka Kansas on December 29 reports the coldest day of the winter with 7 a.m. readings near 60 below zero. The Kansas minimum dropped to one below in Topeka, with eastern areas colder than western. Goodland rose to 4 above, while Topeka reached 5 above. Temperatures to moderate to 15 above today and around 25 or higher tomorrow per forecaster S. BD Flora.
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Topeka
Kan
Winthy
Kansas
Weather Bureau
S.bd
Flora
Taine Sanity Hearing After December Prison Transfer
The Kansas state board of administration held a special meeting at the state prison in Lansing to decide if C. E. Taine, confined since December 28, 1922 at Wyandotte county hospital for the criminally insane, is sane enough to be sent back for trial on a first degree murder charge. Also, Joseph R. Gant’s trial for forgery and embezzlement was postponed to January 12 as the grand jury weighs its case. Liberty Bonds closed higher amid market activity in New York.
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Lansing
State Board of Administration
Kansas Prison
C. E. Taine
Wyandotte
Isane
Taine
Ess Kagas
Kansas ‘City
Joseph R. Gant
Centropolis Bank
M. W. O'Hern
Williard I*. Hall
Grand
Two Boys Found Guilty in Baldwin Disturbing the Peace Case
Paul Smith and Ear Keast pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace in Baldwin. Each was fined 20 dollars and costs after Justice John Clark presided. Wyatt Robinson, a minor, will be handled in juvenile court. Garbage collectors face weather problems. Mayor Holliday urges residents to keep pails inside, boil water to melt ice, and remove liquids from trash.
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Gross
Paul
Smith
Ean Keast
Baldwin
John Clark
Dorothy Long
Sontheaing
Wyatt Robinson
Holliday
Christmas gatherings mark North Lawrence notes in Topeka visit
The A J M family realigned in Topeka, Ralph and his twin visited relatives for a week. John Marlowe spent Christmas with his daughter at Sheridan Lake, Colo., and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guiley hosted Christmas dinner with two brothers and families. Centenary Church presented a Christmas program with a full house and colorful decorations. Mrs Linry led a CuPy-six women group. Wallace WLC K L will meet Tuesday January 16 with Mrs W. St of the and.
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A.J. M
Topeka
Walter
Ralph
John Marlowe
Sheridan ‘Lake
Colo
Dines Guiley
Guiley
Sam
Tobe Guiley
Centenary HE ‘Church
Linry
I Wallace Wlc
K L
Officers for the Christian church aid society elected
Mrs GB Castle president urges attendance at the regular society meeting to elect officers for the coming year. The Ladies Aid Society has been a major factor in church work. Sunday January 4 will mark the annual election of officers for the Christian church. Also noted a home fire at 587 Ehn 6 Street, possible displacement, and a Chicago trip for Dr H We Blackmar for the American Sociological Society meeting.
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Aid. Society
Christian Church
E. P
F. i Ww. v. Slackiffe
Chicago
H. We Blackmar
The
American Sociological Society
Lawrence
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