Big Six Cage Teams Face Busy Week
Kansas City December 20 Big Six games brew a packed slate as Nebraska, Iowa State, Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri and California travel to venues including Salt Lake City Ames and Wichita. Oklahoma and Missouri eye strong starts with early wins while Nebraska battles BYU and Wyoming in rugged nonleague tests.
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Missouri Valley A A U Leaders Meet This Week
Kansas City and Denver, both undefeated, clash in two games at Denver to decide the league lead. Wichita also plays Hutchinson at Hutchinson and Kansas City Phili es in Kansas City. Recent KC wins over Chesson and Wichita and a close Wichita victory over McPherson are noted amid a tense race.
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Sports Scores and Names From AP Wire Status
AP report lists football deaths count and names like Jim Bausch and Rogers Hornsby. Scores include Northwestern 34 California 15, Butler 4 Cincinnati 26, Marquette 34 Minnesota 31, Illinois 48 Knox. Halting summary notes contract salary.
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Strange As It Seems by John Hix
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a tale of Lake life and wild birds as crystals and waters loom large. It references ancient rituals, harsh training, and a public test of courage with soldiers or youths undergoing strict discipline. The piece blends historical reflection with surreal imagery.
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RATE LOUIS FIRST
Boxing writers rate Joe Louis as the world heavyweight champion in 1935 with Jimmy Braddock second. The Ring places Braddock in the second group while Louis leads in the top division, with rankings across divisions listing notable champions and challengers. CY Blanton tops NL ERAs as a rookie, a first for the league, with strong strikeout and win totals alongside Dizzy Dean’s pitching honors.
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Grayson to play in Rose Bowl despite sore throat
Pasadena reports Bobby Grayson of Stanford declares he will compete in the New Year’s Day game against Southern Methodist. He proves value with 160 rushing yards in the 1934 Rose Bowl, while coach Matty Bell of SMU predicts a 10-7 outlook and notes Grayson’s all American caliber. The piece also notes U S radio set imports to China and the Shanghai broadcasting boom.
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Lawrence Sports Eye finds four local interests amid national bowls
The Lawrence Sport Eye highlights four local sports items this week alongside two national showcases on New Year’s Day. It notes Stanford versus Southern Methodist in the Rose Bowl and East-West charity game in San Francisco, with local ties to Galloping Musketeers coach Madison Bell. It mentions Lick Sklar in the East-West lineup, and previews Lawrence High and area games in Convention Hall and Independence, plus Kansas and California comparisons, while detailing coaching moves and a Detroit photo linking George Waszy Clark Mickey Cochran and Joe Louis.
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Hockey Schedule for Wichita and Regional Matchups
Monday Wichita at St Paul. Wednesday Wichita at Kansas City and St. Louis at St Paul. Thursday Tulsa at Oklahoma City. Friday Oklahoma City at Wichita. Saturday Wichita at Tulsa. Sunday Kansas City at St Louis and Tulsa at Oklahoma City. 76 percent of Journal World readers frequent the classifieds daily with 18 percent more reading it occasionally.
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Allen criticizes athletic eligibility rules at KU talk
Kansas City Dec 30 Dr Forrest C Allen KU athletics director spoke before the National Student Federation of America outlining objections to National Association of State Universities standards. He condemned alcohol at football games and urged fair treatment for athletes while questioning subsidies and Olympic boycotts.
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Cooper in Lead Pasadena Open round two
Pasadena Calif Dec 30 A field of 121 golfers starts the second round of the $4000 Pasadena Open after a rain delay left the course heavy Henry Cooper Chicago pro led with 66 five under par tying the tournament record Craig Wood set in 1931 Two strokes back were Jimmy Hines Al Krueger Wilford Cox with eight other pros shooting 69s including Picard McSpaden Ghezzi White Dutra Seavall Morrison Schneiter Horton Smith Mangrum Madison Batista and others all chasing a 36 hole final tomorrow with par 71.
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Mortie Dutra
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Glendale
Fred Morrison
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Horton Smith
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Ray Mangrum
Pittsburgh
Les Madison
Hollywood
Henry Batista
1935 Tennis and Track Champions Overview
Readers see a comprehensive roll of champions across tennis and track for 1935. Notable names include Wilmer Allison and Helen Jacobs in tennis events, Fred Perry and Helen Wills Moody at Wimbledon, and track stars such as Glenn Cunningham and Cornelius Johnson. The list spans national titles, intercollegiate meets, AAU events, and regional conferences, with numerous teams and venues cited.
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Richard Bennett
University of Californtizational
Braves Win Close Game Over Kansas Juco in Rambling Meet
Haskell Braves edged Kansas Juco 25 to 21 on Saturday night to avenge a prior 23 to 18 defeat. High scorers Wanageshik and Madosh with 7 each for Haskell, Bell leading all with 12 for the Indians as the Braves leveraged superior ball movement and pressure under the basket.
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Man Mountain Dean to wrestle Jim Browning tonight
Man Mountain Dean a 317 pound star faces former world heavyweight champion Jim Browning in a two falls out of three bout at Convention hall Kansas City Missouri The Missouri state athletic commission required two falls despite Deans demand for a one fall finish The card also features Frank Rice a 250 pound Wichita official who has earned favor with wrestling fans and will umpire the entire program Monday night
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Set Dates for Kansas State High Cage Play
Topeka will host the 1936 state class A basketball tournament with class B in Salina. State dates are March 19 20 and 21 with regional events set for March 13 and 14 in Kansas City Kansas Holton Osage City Fredonia Parsons Winfield Newton Junction City Concordia Hays Colby Pratt.
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Seek for Unity Now in American Olympic Committee
New York reports the American Olympic committee seeks unity after a split with the Amateur Athletic Union. It accepted resignations of opposing members and urged inactive ones to withdraw while forecasting strong U.S. representation at the 1936 Berlin Games. Plans call for 51 winter sports team members to sail Friday and boxing and basketball tryouts to yield large financial returns amid ongoing fundraising needs.
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Baker in Southwestern Cage Play at Winfield
In Winfield Kansas December 30 a bus breakdown kept Tahlequah Oklahoma Teachers from entering the annual Southwestern intercollegiate basketball tournament. Baker University will play Doane College Crete in the opening game at noon. The Southwestern freshmen meet Phillips University at five, and Emporia College managers play the Southwestern varsity at 8:15. Eight games were slated today with winners advancing in the championship and losers rebracketing for consolation.
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Colleges Enter Teams For Daily Intercollegiate Games
Colleges from six states have entered teams and each squad will play daily in the ongoing intercollegiate games tournament. The entry signals broad participation from multiple schools and a packed schedule ahead.
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East West charity game picks two new leaders
Two southern players vie for offensive leadership in the East West charity game. Riley Smith of Alabama is favored for the East starting quarterback role while Bill Wallace of Rice is seen as the West quarterback. Dick Crayne and Walter Cruke return from injuries as versatile backs, with practice hinting at a wide open game.
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Dick Harney
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Orin Hollingberg
Percy Lacey
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Dust Bowl Game in Dodge City New Year’s Day Benefit
Western Kansas will stage its dust bowl football game in Dodge City on New Year’s Day for a milk fund aiding undernourished children. Pro stars Leland Shaffer and Dele Burnett will lead the two teams, Shaffer a former Kansas State standout and Burnett from Emerson Emnoria.
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