Sullivan Award Honors Glenn Cunningham For Sportsmanship
Glenn Cunningham of the University of Kansas wins the 1933 James E. Sullivan medal by a single vote over Princeton miler Bill Bonthron, with Alfred Jochim and Pat McDonald also high in the tally. Cunningham, a European tour captain, holds 800 and 1500 meter titles and credits his coaches Brutus Hamilton and Bill Hargiss for his development. He emphasizes enjoying the race and competition over personal records.
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New York
Glenn
Cunningham
University of Kansas
Amateur Athletic Union
Bill Bonthron
Princeton
Bonthron
Alfred Jochim
Pat. McDonald
Europe
Lago
Barney, Berlinger
University of Pennsylvania
South Africa
Jim Bausch
Bobby Jones
James E. Sullivan
Glenn. Cunningham
Ace
Elkhaart
Kan
Brutus Hamilton
Bill Hargiss
Hamilton
Hargiss
California
Soen
James A. Bausch
K. U
Conningham
Basketball Results From Kansas and Nearby States
North Dakota 60 Nebraska 22. Emporia Teachers 34 Kansas State 26. Drake 35 Garden City Junior College 57. Lakin Athletic Club 20. Paseo Kansas City 18. Lawrence August 17 Winfield 22 Eldorado 15. Hutchinson 41 Matwal Kansas City 75. Iola 36. Cathedral Wichita 9. Sacred Heart Salina 38. St Joseph Missouri Central 10 Topeka 15.
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Arizona
Drake
Garden City Junior College
Lakin ‘Athletic Club
Paseo
Kansas City
Lawrence
Winfield
Eldorado
Oklahoma City Oilers tie AHA race with 1–0 win
Oklahoma City defeated Kansas City 1 to 0 as Johnny McKinnon scored late in the second period. The victory pulled the Oilers into a first place tie with the Greyhounds and the St Louis Flyers, setting up a four way deadlock with tonight’s Greyhounds game.
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Oklahoma City
American Hockey Association
Oklahoma City Warriors
Kansas City
Greyhounds
St.Louis Flyers
Johnny McKinnon
Oilers
KU Coaches Return From Erie Coaches Meeting
Four members of the University of Kansas coaching staff attended the annual meeting of the Football Coaches Association in Chicago this week and returned to Lawrence yesterday. Coaches Adrian Lindsey, Mike, Forrest Cox and H. W Harr idé were part of the group. The trip was a four day round trip. Local Journal-World notes on the trip and housing inquiries appeared in classifieds.
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University of Kansas
Erieati
Chicago
Lawrence
Adrian Lindsey
Mike To
Forrest Cox
H. W Haridé
Harriss
Atches’ Association
Strange as It Seems Era Wolves and Wolfmonth Tale
John Hix recounts how Anglo Saxons named January Wolfmonth to hide wolf visits during winter. Despite tricks, wolves remained a threat and attacked villages in harsh January periods. The piece notes Graige’s varied career from Balkan soldier to Marine Corps captain and prizefighter.
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Wolfmonth
Wolfmouth
John H. Graige
United States
Marine Corps
Mediterranean
Marine
Corns
Ume
Thornhill optimistic on Stanford for Rose Bowl
Pasadena December 30 AP Stanford coach Claude Thornhill predicted full strength for the Indians against Columbia in the Rose Bowl despite a cough epidemic and several players sidelined by illness. Return of Wes Muller and Jimi Moserip boosted morale as Thornhill stressed fundamentals and defense.
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Pasadena
Cal
Stanford
Claude
Tiny) Thornhill
Indians
Columbia Lions
Columbia
Thornhill
Wes Muller
Jimi Moserip
Muller
Moserip
Lindley on Program of Athletic Conference
The final session of the National Collegiate Athletic Association convention in Chicago discussed past present and future inter collegiate athletics from a faculty viewpoint. Chancellor Ernest H. Lindley of Kansas opened the discussion with leaders including Rev John F O Hara G S Chief Notre Dame President Robert O'Brien Morningside and Professor Chester L Brewer Missouri. Professor Ralph W Aigler Michigan was to discuss the federal tax on admissions to college athletic events which the association plans to oppose.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ernest H. Lindley
University of Kansas
John F. O'Hara
Notre Dame
Robert =. O'Brien
Morningside College
Chester L.,brewer
University of Missouri
Joseph E. Baycroft
Princeton
J. S
Ralph W.aigler
University of Michigan
Opening Inter-Church League Games Set for Thursday Night
The 1994 Inter-Church basketball league begins with two opening games Thursday night at the junior high gym. Baptist vs Catholics play at 7 30 and Centenary Methodist vs Christians at 3 30, with the rest of the schedule to be announced later.
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Baptists
Centenary- M. E
Paseo Quintet Edges Lawrence In Thriller On Lawrenc
Paseo high school guard Pierre Cernagey hit a long shot to seal an 18 17 win over Lawrence on Lawrence court last night. Lawrence led 7 3 after the first period and 11 7 at halftime before Paseo rallied. Paul Lark tied 11 11 in the third, Edgar Duver put Lawrence ahead again, and Charles Bonebrake gave Lawrence a 17 16 edge before Cernagey’s late winner.
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Paseo
Lawrence High Quintet
Lawrence Court
Lawrence
Paul Lark
Edgar Duver
Charles Bonebrake
Carnagey
Pasco
Ireland
Stoland
Wilbur Duver
E. A. Wood
Lawrence Cagers
Lawrence High
Topeka
Kansas
Treland
W. Duver
Stolend
FR. Myer
Hanobrake
PT Fening
Benson
Silgles
Eek Caringer
Forrest Cox
Kansan
Rules changes urged despite past loopholes in football
Chicago, Dec 30 AP — Walter R Okeson head of the college football rules committee told the NCAA convention that most rule changes to simplify the game are desirable. He cited past attempts to exploit loopholes as the cause of roughly half the changes of the last 25 years. He noted confusion in interpretation across the country and urged careful simplification without endangering players or upsetting game balance.
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San Francisco
West
Dick Hanley
Andy Kerr
Orin Hollingbery
Percy Lacey
University of California
Kerr
Hanley
Stanford University
Charley Seleau
Colgate
Beattie Feathers
University of Tennessee
Joe Laws
Iowa
Herman Everhardus
Michigan
George Sauer
Nebraska
Mike Mikulak
Oregon
Shriner's, Crippled Children’s Hospital
Chicago
Walter R. Okeson
College Football Rules Committee
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Christmas Cantata at North Lawrence Church
North Lawrence Christian church presented a cantata The Christmas Quest with leading roles filled by Babe Fincher Landis Penfold Rex Mills Violet Carr Mary Helen Mason Joseph Albert Jewster and Eva Lee as the Christmas Spirit Star Maidens and others. Additional Christmas events and family gatherings followed with local residents including Mr and Mrs Kenneth Forney Mr and Mrs John Hubber and children and Mrs Bob Muzzey and Nita Gibson renewing stories of the season.
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North Lawrence - Christian Church
Babe Fincher
Landis Penfold
Rex Mills
Violet Carr
Mary
Helen Mason
Joseph
Albert Jewster
Spirit
Eva
Lee
Marilee Frame
Blossom Ewing
Wauneta Rake
Mildred
Ewing
Lucille Traynor
Sarah Mason
Three Kings
Lawrence Mills
Hugh Randall
Alfred Dicker
Shepherds
John Hubbel
Claude Penfold
Phyllis June Marlowe
Alma Hubbel
Edith Miller
Louise Carr
Evelyn Wulfkuhle
Kenneth Forney
J. M. Cosgrove
Kansas City
William Cosgrove
Lawrence
John Hubber
Edward
Denny
Alma
Betty
Lewis Wulfkuhie
Evelyn
Bob Muzzey
Nita Gibson
Invading Columbia Eleven on Edge for Football Game Monday
The Eastern squad under Coach Lou Little prepares to face Stanford New Year’s Day in Pasadena. Captain Cliff Montgomery leads a versatile backfield as the team trains in Arizona, aiming to rebound in interregional play.
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Stanford
Tucson
Ariz
Lior Grndsters
Pasadenay
Arizona Sun
Arizona
New York
Lou Little
Little
Atlantic Seaboard
Stern
California
Sun
Lions
Coach Little
Cliff Montgomery
al Barabas
Bill Nevel
Ed. Brominski
Alhambra Staton
Pasadena
Christmas Socials and Visits Across Berryton Area
Berryton residents and visitors share Christmas with relatives in Pomona Atchison and Ottawa. Loyal Temperance Legionnaires held a gifts and story exchange with lights and a tree. Families from Oska loosa Dunnegan and Eudora joined gatherings at Conner and Adams homes in late December and early January.
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Berryton
Kan
Muzzy
A. E. Miller
Josephine Dicker
Wayne Dicker
Pomona
Oskaloosa
Ruth
Kansas City
Charles Wood
Herbert
Ratnh
Wayne
Arthur
Wood
Richard Pine
Student Bond Post Arrest for Carrying Concealed Weapons
A Lawrence University student, Victor M Temcoff, was arrested Thursday night by police for carrying concealed weapons. He posted a $25 bond and was released from city jail, awaiting a police court appearance Wednesday morning. The ad also notes Lawrence Business College offers a new term starting January 3.
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Victor M. Temcoff
Nokies
Lawrence Busies College
Emall
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