Krum Leads Lions Past Rosedale Wildcats In Regional Clash
Lawrence high school senior forward Krum scored 13 points including six field goals and a free throw to lift the Lions to a 34 to 20 victory over Rosedale at Liberty Memorial High Gym. Gillum held to 11 points, while La wrence built a 12 point first quarter lead and led 18 to 7 at halftime.
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National college games and players highlighted in brief
Fragments describe competition by Saturday with mentions of Stanly and Bordagaray. Names Johnny Frédér and Horan appear among scattered notes. A reference to a $50,600 sum and a trade involving Boston Braves, Giants, and catcher is noted in incomplete context.
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Beating Rosedale and Mackerel Facts From a Curio Page
Beating Rosedale 34 to 20 in a swim to live feature, the piece notes mackerel must swim continuously to breathe due to a lack of an air bladder, cites Duke scientist F G Hall, and claims top speeds near seven mph with fins offering rudder action. It also explains tree leaf shading prevents trunk sunburn and warns against excessive pruning. Tomorrow: The Strangest Love.
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United States Bureau of Irisheries
Ready for Battlebuild ers: teams brace for post season play
The article sketches football and basketball post season plans. Alabama and California guard secrets at Rose Bowl camp while LSU refits aerial attack for Santa Clara. Oklahoma Aggies and Southwestern face semi finals in a busy schedule with several upsets noted in the Tulsa and Denton games.
Boxing Results From North America Tour Stop Signatures
The card lists bouts across cities including Toronto Vancouver Los Angeles Houston New York and Detroit. Notable results show several outpoints and knockouts with fighters such as Jimmy Chapman Eddie Miles Jack Sharkey Jr Gordon Walace Cristobal Jaramillo and Pete Scalzo competing in varied weight classes. The dense ledger notes locations opponents and outcomes with multiple decisions and stoppages.
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Meg Mason
Wales
Jimmy Chapman
Vancouver
B.C
Los Angeles
Carlos Miranda
George ‘Crouch
Basketball Scores Across Teams and Miscellaneous Notes
Basketball scores include TWinois 33 Notre Dame 32 and Marquette 88 Chicago 21. Also listed are Detroit University 4 Nebraska 33 and Indiana 42 UGLs 33 with other scattered lines. A stray note references Lost and Found in the classifieds.
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American Beauties
Glenn and Archie Win Open Versus Eathee in New York
Glenn mani the star milers from Kansas will not run against each other when the indoor track season opens with the Colembas council of C meet in Brooklyn. Cunningham has chosen the 800 for his winter campaign while Romani and Venzke are cited as rivals along with Lou Burns of Manhattan College. Lawrence Business College opens a new term January 8.
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Odds and Happenings Spark a Bowl Week Roundup
Odds from James J. Carroll’s price factory in St Louis rate Louisiana State over Santa Clara in the Sugar Bowl and Rice over Colorado in Dallas. Auburn and West Virginia get margins over Michigan State and Texas Tech with bookmakers setting bets. Lou Gehrig heads to Hollywood for a film and rumors swirl around Michigan’s coaching search. Sammy Baugh seeks a raise with Alabama, Auburn, Rice, Santa Clara and West Virginia named as winners.
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Coaches hold fans to account at grid meeting
At the American Football Coaches Association gathering in New Orleans Harry A. Stuhldreher notes fans seek game reenactments with coaches. Luncheon films show plays and answer questions, and fan demand has forced increased attendance from 100 to 150 seats. Over 1,000 coaches attend the NCIA event.
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Baker Cagers Return Friday for Hard Work
Baker university basketball players will return to campus Friday for intensive practice ahead of the Baker Rockhurst game in Kansas City next Tuesday night. Coach Liston will be in New Orleans for the national intercollegiate tournament, so Coach Carol Ridgway will lead two daily sessions. Liston faces the challenge of selecting a starting five from a 15 man squad for the conference schedule.
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New Orleans
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Kansas
Football Coaches Face Hectic Year Across The Nation
A New York digest lists ten coaching casualties after rough seasons. Pennsylvanian Harvey Harman resigns. Michigan's Harry Kipke departs amid alumni pressure. Georgia's Harry Mehre resigns. Mississippi, South Carolina, and Army also overhaul staffs. Names like Bert Bell, Lou Little, Benny Friedman, Jack Blott, Rex Enright, and Chick Meehan appear among candidates and changes.
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California's Weight Advantage Not Great
Pasadena, Calif. Dec. 29. Analysts note California and Alabama enter the Rose Bowl with distinct strengths. California relies on power and experience with heavier players. Alabama counters with speed and smart play. Rosters list several 200-pounders on California and multiple skilled backs and linemen for Alabama.
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Wrestling results from international meets last night
Minneapolis-Bronko WNagurski 235 defeated Bhu Pinder 225 of Bombay India. San Diego-George Zaharias 237 defeated Del Kunkel 195 of Salt Lake City. San Francisco-Sandor Szabo 216 defeated Jack Wagner 205 of Providence Rhode Island.
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Budge Beats Crawford in Exhibition to Rebound
Don Budge American tennis champion rebounded from prior disappointment by defeating Jack Crawford of Australia before 12 000 fans in Sydney Australia. Budge won 7 5 6 1 6 1 with powerful serves downplaying Crawford from the second set onward. The crowd had been bitter after Monday's play and Germany's Baron Gottfried was mentioned in the chatter.
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Jayhawkers Face Drake in Des Moines Nonconference Showdown
Kansas will play Drake University in Des Moines as part of a coaching school program by the Des Moines Register and Tribune. Drake, a strong Missouri Valley Conference club, features guard Frankie O Connor who now wears glasses after learning his vision affected his scoring. The KU squad has been in Des Moines since Monday practicing at Drake field house.
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Bucky) O’connor
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Californian von Cramm Flashes Past Bewildered Australian
The red headed Californian surged ahead as the Australian looked puzzled in a brisk moment of play.
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Christmas Day At Breithaupt Home News Note
Christmas day at the Roy Breithaupt home features Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eberhart and their Lawrence area children joining Harry Kramer and Lena Breithaupt in a family gathering.
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Kansas to Meet Drake in Des Moines Double Bill
Kansas and Drake, co champions of the Big Six and Missouri Valley contenders, meet in Des Moines in the coaching school feature. Both teams are undefeated, with Kansas winning eight straight non conference games. The contest follows other school activities and includes discussion of a stratified transition man to man defense with the zone principle.
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Des Moines Register
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Phog) Allen
Christmas Day Dinner Guests Recap in Clearfield Area
Mr and Mrs H A Edler Mable and Joe 3 joined Mr and Mrs Herman Bohnsack and family in Eudora for Christmas Day dinner. Mr and Mrs John Sturm hosted their children including Mr and Mrs John Murdock and children of Edgerton Mr and Mrs David Sturm and children of Wellsville and Mr and Mrs Dan Sturm and sons Johnny Jr and George Sturm. Other guests were listed.
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