Bears Here Tuesday For K. U. Series A Hurdle For Kansas
A Jayhawker court series against Kansas University opens in Kansas City after a cross country trip from Berkeley. Kansas prepares with new combinations and reserves under Dr Forrest C Allen while California fields a sixteen man squad led by Captain Perry Ten Eyck ineligible, with guards Bausch Thomson Bishop and Ram sey in scoring roles. Preliminaries include Argentine versus Manual Kichs and Rosemble versus East highs prior to the main games
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Kwo Rangy Peakers
Perry Ten Eyck
Price
Trinp
Warhurst
West Coast
Pacific Coast
Jayhawkers
Kansas
Forrest C. Allen
Califfornians
Ithe
Jayhawk
Homson
Bishop
J. Bausch
Cox
Page
Allen
Jim Bausch
Floyd Ramsey
Gox
Thomson
Amon
Lawrence
O'Leary
Frank Beecheuard
Kh. A
Kansas City
Dallas Cagers Triumph Over Fal Quintet of Mexico
Mexico City Fal basketball team, champions of Mexico, lost to Dallas Athletic Club 5 to 34 in Dallas Texas. The visitors’ smaller stature hindered them while Dallas used a rangy squad to dominate a free scoring exhibition. AP report notes shifting interest in traditional Indigenous ball games alongside modern sport.
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Dallas Cagers
Fal Quintet of
Mexico
Mexico City
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Athletic Club
University of Kansas
Department of Education
Pitt U S C Football Game On Air Description
Lloyd E. Yoder of Nation Broadcasting's Pacific coast studios and Chrl Heverlin of KF, Los Angeles, announce a radio call for the New Year's Day Pitt Panthers vs Southern California game on NBC. Yoder, a 1927 Carnegie Tech captain, will describe the first and third periods, Haverlin the second and final period, with the broadcast starting at 9 o'clock eastern standard time.
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New York
Lloyd E. Yoder
Nation Broadcasting Company
Pacific Coast
Chrl
Heverlin
Los Angles
Pitt
Panthers
Southern California
National Broadcasting Company
Yoder
Carnéwi
Haverlin
Tina
Western All Star Football Practice Prepares for New Year’s Day Showdown
In San Francisco on December 30 AP reports last minute drills by the Western all star football team for the New Year’s Day game at Hetty stadium against the East. Western standouts include Richards Nebraska Brumbelow T X Christian Thurchill Oklahoma Claw Utah Sloan Poley and Oregon State fullback. Eastern camp features Glasgow Iowa and Yablock Colgate as candidates for backfield spots. Coaches Hanley Kern split the East into two squads and will name starters on game day.
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Foobball
Hetty Stadium
Andy Ker
Aud
Dick Hanley
Palo Alto
Ameone
Richards
Nebraska
Brumbelow
Texas
Christian
Thurchill
Oklahoma
Claw
Orada College
Sloan
Aska
Pelt
Po’ Ey
Utah
Percy Locey
Oregon State
Locey
Colorado
Gonzaga
Clark
Hunting
Baern
Glassgow
Iowa
Yablock
Golgate
Hanley
Kern
Pitt Journey Ends As Pitt Ready For Rose Bowl
Pitt undefeated and highly rated football team heads west from Tucson to prep for the Pasadena Rose Bowl game against USC. Coach Jock Sutherland drills the Panthers with signal practice and Trojan formations while USC coach Howard Jones fields workouts on its own turf. The New Year’s Day game at the Rose Bowl is sold out with over 70,000 fans expected. Loyola To Meet Montana.
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Hos Angeles
University of “Pittsburgh
Panthers
Pasadena
Trojans
University of Southern Cabia
Pitt
Jock Suther
Land
Trojan
Tucson
Ariz
Howard Jones
Loyola
Montana
Two Outstanding Basketball Quin tets Will Clash Tonight
Chicago game preview notes Loyola University aiming for its twenty-seventh straight basketball win against Montana State. The Loyola five has not lost since 1928, while Montana State boasted thirty-five wins in thirty-seven last season. Also mentions Nebraska loss to St Louis University 37 to 37 in a rough road game.
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Chicago
Loyola University
Montana State
Loyola
Bobcats
Haskell Institute Beats Perry Athletic 32 to 20 on Indian Floor
The Haskell Institute basketball team defeated the Perry Athletic Club 32 to 20 Saturday. Haskell led 18 to 14 at halftime, played without Teddy Wilson and Wilson Chettermen, and had Schlegel and Westworth as top scorers with six field goals each. A boxing-related note mentions amateur bouts in Atchison and various Haskell participants in the event.
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Poerry Athletic Club
Braves
Haskell
Teddy Wilsons
Wilson Chettermen
Schlegel
Perry Forvard
Westworth
Gym Rats
Roland Logan
University of Kansas
Haskell, Sevcial Yackell Indian Battlers
Atchison
Ausvices
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Amee
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Raland
Losane University
Kansas National
Kanaag
Gorn
Hamilton
Moore
Curtis Beaver
George Day
Hiawatha
Jack Thompson
Everett Sutton
St. Joe
Rupert Poco
Bobby Graham
Bent
Georet Tussman
St.Joe
John Ross
Max Benke
St Joe
Albert Cooke
Walter Dunster
George Gould
Homer Pasley
Troy
Erhest Manual
Rip Allen
Orton
Big Nine quintets pace fast in prechampionship schedule
Western conference basketball teams push toward the postseason as four Big Nine clubs posted wins Saturday raising the group record to 20 victories against six losses. Ohio State upset Notre Dame at Columbus, Chicago beat Carleton, Minnesota beat Montana, and Wisconsin defeated Lombard, with Northwestern and Iowa State also in action as the league gears up for the conference championship games.
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Ohio
State
Notre Dame
Columbus
Buckeyes
Trish
Chicago
Carleton
Maroons
Minnegota
Montana
Wisconsin
Lombart College
Little 19
Northwestern
Evanston
Wildcats
South Bend
Nebraska to Meet Montana State in Ninth Game
Lincoln schedule notes Nebraska will play Montana State College for the ninth game on the 1920 football slate. The two teams clash in Lincoln with kickoff set for Saturday October 25, as the Cornhusker bookings continue.
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Cornhuskers
Montana
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Montana State College
Cornhusker
Robcats
Umpires May Ride Western League Road Trip Plan
Western League umpires May bry wel from Springfield Missouri to city venues next season. President le Gent will ask club owners to purchase automobiles for officials to cut down league expenses.
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Springfield
le Gent
Subsidizing Athletes Flagged By Carnegie Foundation Leader
New York December 30 AP Howard J Savage of the Carnegie foundation urged a luncheon audience to focus on the subsidizing of college athletes. He warned that recruiting by subsidies fuels a “shopping around” system among high school stars and said the practice remains serious despite gradual declines.
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New York
Howard J. Savage
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement
Sportsmanship Brotherhood
Carnegie J
Savage
BASKETS AND BANKBOARDS FORREST AND RULE CHANGES
A long article reports major changes in basketball playing rules by the joint rules committee. Highlights include limiting center advantage at tip off, banning crant pivots, introducing a double referee system, and eliminating a five point foul after a field goal. New pivot restrictions require movement with the rear foot, reducing pivot and block plays. The umpire gains authority similar to the referee, and rule specifics on free throws and ball location after fouls are clarified.
Kansas coach named official for state basketball tourney
University of Kansas coach John Bigncot has been named as one of three officials for the Kansas state high school basketball tournament in Topeka March 20 to 22. He will work with Dwight Ream and Leslie Edmonds of Topeka. Regional tournaments are scheduled March 14 and 15 in Dade City Effingham Hays Junction City Kansas City Kaw Neodesha Ottawa Pittsburg Pratt Salina and Wichita, with five additional teams advancing to the state tourney in Taneka.
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John Bigncot
University of Kansas
Topeka
Bunn
Dwight Ream
Leslie Edmonds
Dade City
Effingham
Hays
J Junction City
Kansas City
Kaw
Baker to Play Series Wildcats Face Ft Scott Parsons and Iola
Baker University basketball under Coach Emil Liston assembled in Fort Scott Kansas for a two day practice before a three game Southeast Kansas series starting with Jones Bakers in Fort Scott. The lineup includes Gale Gordon Arkie Hoffman and Herbert Cormack from Pittsburg Teachers, with Listons proteges ready for Parsons Friday and Iola Saturday.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Emil Liston
Baker University
Kansas
Baker
Jones Bakers
Gale
Gordon
K. A
Cook
Arkie Hoffman
Herbert
Cormack
Pittsburre
Liston
Parsons
Jola
Boxer
Steamship Berengaria Carries Carnera to Arrive Tomorrow
The steamship Berengaria will dock to provide accommodation for Primo Carnera the Italian heavyweight fighter. Carnera stands six feet ten inches tall and weighs 285 pounds as he arrives in the country tomorrow for several bouts.
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Berengaria
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Rules Committee Urges Abolishment of Point After Touchdown
New York reports the Rules Committee of the national football coaches association, led by Glen Thistlemwaite of Wisconsin, urged abolishing the point after touchdown. The committee cites game delays and scoring inconsistencies from recent seasons and suggests removing the extra point to streamline play.
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New York
National Football Coaches Association
Glen Thistlemwaite
Wisennsia
Coaches Association
Pal team from Myre City University opens invasion of Ka sus
A college basketball team arrives in Wichita for a night game against Southwu University Winter, part of an Amurian tour that has seen nine of thirteen games won. Local business leaders hosted a luncheon by the Winthill chamber of commerce as the party heads to Dallas for the next stop. About 4,000 spectators expected for the Wichita event with Sunoco Oilers and Cyclones mentioned in context of the national girls tournament last year.
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Kan
Myreco City University
Southwu University
Girs
Mav
Dallas
Tex
Dee
Sunoco Oilers
Fim Hayere
Wichita
Valley Chapel December attendance rolls list
Valley Chapel reports the fourth month ended December 20 with eight enrolled students. Those neither tardy nor absent were Ruth Harper, Harry Puckett, Kenneth Puckett, Te Thorne, Margaret Harper and Edward Hess.
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Ruth Harper
Harry Puckett
Kenneth Puckett
Te Thorne
Margaret Harper
Edward Hess
Christmas gatherings and visits in Lawrence area families
The report notes multiple holiday visits and activities around Lawrence including Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bond shopping, Christmas tree and program at the church, and various calls by Neal Banks Hugo Schellhorn and others. Several households hosted Christmas dinners and guests from nearby Plains Kansas. A local business ad promotes enrollment at Lawrence Business College for desirable employment.
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Dies
Neal Banks
Ellis Bond
Lawrence
Hugo Schellhorn
Willis Dunn
Harvey Bondy
Colorado Springs
F. G., Varnum
Porter Bond
Keneath
Hugo Sehelltern
Marie
Joe Burton
John Dunn
Neat Banks
Hugo Scheffharn
Albert Frantz
Plains
Kansas
Charlie Sanders
Lin Pte Lawrence Business College
Christmas program participants receive gifts from Santa
Five names Alice Fuchs Harry Puckett Walter Thome Ruth Harper and Kenneth Puckett were listed as participants in a Friday afternoon Christmas program. After the program Santa distributed gifts from three.
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Alice Fuchs
Harry Puckett
Walter Thome
Ruth Harper
Kenneth Puckett
Santa
Pifts
Kid
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