Big Six Rivalry Sparks Kansas Nebraska Clash Tomorrow
Kansas and Nebraska meet at Hoch auditorium tomorrow in a key Big Six clash. Nebraska seeks a lead in standings with top players Parsons and Corlis likely to start, while Kansas aims to rebound after a two week layoff and faces Oklahoma’s league pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Nebraska
Hoch Auditorium
Huskers
Norman
Sooner
State
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Harold Browne
Bob
Parsons
Ames
Missouri
Ebaugh
Werner
Kovanda
Thomas
Browne
Cave Art Found on Spain Wall by 1879 Girl
A young girl and her father discovered ancient animal paintings on a Spain cave ceiling dated to at least 10,000 years ago. The enduring cave art, praised for its vivid colors, parallels other global sites and highlights early Stone Age artistry. The article also notes puffins in the British Isles and teases a future piece on Perfuma's lost election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Don Marcelino de Santuola
Nullarboor Plain
Australia
Willany
Sens
Heavyweight Boxing Talent Shortage Prompts Mike Jacobs Ad Campaign
New York on Feb 1 reports promoter Mike Jacobs seeks a fresh heavyweight contender to revive the division. Advertisements offer big pay for a 19 to 24 year old, 190 plus pounds, with a hard punch and fortitude. Existing champs Louis Schmeling Farr and Galento are discussed amid a crowded but aging field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mike Jacobs
20Th Century Sporting Club
Mike
Joe Smith
Jacobs
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Tommy Farr
Legion
Aliso
Tony Galento
Tony
Louis
Tiger
Sly Fox
Davis Cup Draw Opens 1938 Campaign in Pan American Room
A formal ceremony in Washington sets the 1938 Davis Cup competition with 25 nations drawn for the American and European zones. Australia leads the American group, while Germany and England head the European contenders, with notable challengers including Japan Mexico Canada and Czechoslovakia vying for the trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
United States
Mtries
Australia
Cordell Hull
Don Budge and Company
England
Great Britain
Germany
Canada
Japan
Mexico
Jack Crawford
Adrian Quist
Vivian McGrath
Jack Bromwich
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Henner Henkel
Fred Perry
Perry
Charles Edgar Hare
Frank H. D. Wilde
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
France
Italy
Ireland
Youth Guides Penn Football Future Under 30 Coaches
Philadelphia February 1 Youth takes control of the University of Pennsylvania football program with 28 year old head coach George A Mun ger directing a staff where two assistants Howard ODell and Paul G Riblett are under 30. Rae Crowther 36 leads the line unit and both O Dell and Crowther previously held roles at Harvard under Dick Har ow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Rae Crowther
George A. Munger
Harvey Harman
Howard O'Dell
Paul G. Riblett
O'Dell
University of Pittsburgh
Riblett
Penn
Crowther
O’dell
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Dick Harow
College basketball scores roundup from AP
Oklahoma 54 Kansas State 3, Washburn 38 St Louis 26, Oklahoma A and M 57 Grinnell 16. Drake 36 Tulsa 30. LSU 47 Mississippi State, George Washington 47 West Virginia Kentucky 57 Alabama 31. Toledo 54 Ohio State 45. Iowa 35 South Dakota over time. Montana 58 Oregon 52.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Washburn
St. Louis
Oklahoma A
Grinnell
Drake
Tulsa
Louisiana State
Mississippi State
George Washington
West Virgin- Kentucky
Alabama
Toledo
Ohio State
Iowa
South Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Don Budge mulls pro tennis offers after Davis Cup win
Adelaide reports Don Budge, famed Davis Cup hero, says he will consider pro tennis offers when he returns home. The Californian has played Australian tournaments this winter and recently won the Australian singles championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Australia
Don Budge
America
Budge
Boxing commissions back title bout venues and fights
A year ago the Illinois State Athletic Commission supported Braddock versus Louis at Soldier Field while the New York commission backed Madison Square Garden for the Schmeling Braddock bout. Other notes include the Davis Cup draw revealing 17 challenger nations in 1935 and Fidel LaBarba retiring from boxing to finish a Stanford college course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Chilocco Fighters Defeat Haskell in Boxing Meet
In Chilocco Husky gym, fighters faced Haskell opponents with mixed results. William Tiger beat Jack Couture by decision at 118 pounds, Peter Doxtator won over Solomon McIntyre by decision at 126, Max Keshick stopped Cale Impson in round three at 147, Frank Push bested Emmett Howery by decision at 147, Gilbert Kent defeated Dan Dubois by decision at 154, Joe Brunner beat Sylvester Feather by decision at 135, Donald Sharp edged Ira Issues by decision at 4135, and Vincent Meyers defeated Quentin Crowe by decision at 147.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tiger
Chilocco
Jack Couture
Haskell
Peter Doxtator
Soloman McIntyre
Max Keshick
Cale Impson
Frank Push
Emmett Howery
Gilbert Kent
Dan Dubois
Push
Pushetonequa
Dubois
Sylvester Feather
Ira Issues
Donald Sharp
Sharp
Quenton Crowe
Vincent Meyers
Kansas City
Meyers
Topeka
Wallace Mayotte
Rosseau
Haskell Indians Fall To Chilocco In Tight Boxing Show
Chilocco Redskins shaded Haskell Indians five bouts to three at the Haskell gym last night with six Haskell boxers heading to Topeka for the regional Golden Gloves weigh ins. Keith Keshick and Push impressed with power while Meyers beat Crowe in a later bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Indians
Chilocco Redskins
Chilocco
Okla
Haskell Gymnasium
Max Keshick
Cale Impson
Haskell Boys
Haskell
Topeka
Norfolk House to be modernized into flats in London
The Duke of Norfolk sells Norfolk House, birthplace of George III, to builders who plan curved glass facades and central heating. The price is undisclosed after a 1930 bid of 1.25 million was halted. the house will become streamlined modern flats in a trend away from aristocratic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George III
London
Norfolk House
Dukes of Norfolk
Duke of Norfolk
Reds Delay Spring Roster Amid Big Deal Hopes
The Reds postpone releasing their spring roster as trade talks with the Giants swirl, with Gus Mancuso reportedly swapping teams with Ernie Lombardi among others. Minnesota backsfield prospects receive attention as hype builds for a major move. Ceferino Garcia declines a lucrative fight to stay in boxing talks. Oliver French and Ray Kennedy show promise in baseball roles with Cardinal and Newark ties. George Barton Jr. referenced as son of a noted sports editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reds
Giants
Gus Mancuso
Ernie Lombardi
Minnesota
van Avery
Flash
Ceferino Garcia
Los Angeles
Jack Carroll
Australia
T. T
Baseball Writers
Oliver French
Cardinal
Ray Kennedy
George Weiss
Newark
George Barton, Jr
Baseball and music figures linked to Midwest sports notes
Minneap olis Tribune columns note doax directing KMOX programs in St Louis. Branch Rickey to lead Cardinals winter baseball school in Florida starting February 21. Ed Wallman hosts West Pointers in New York. Army football signed note. Harry ONeil eyed by coaches. Red ONeil praised as sharp. Jeff Tesreau to manage St Albans in upstate New York league. Eagle Band to perform February 7 in Wadena. Jimmy Braddock valued at 100000 and potential restaurant future. Semi pro tourney set for Chicago February 1 and national event August 12-24 in Wichita with 32 teams. details to follow March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Doax
Erand
KMOX
St. Louis
Midwest
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Winter Haven
Fla
New Orleanz
Breets
Ed Wallnan
Hotel Picadilly
West Pointers
New York
Army
Harry
Red O'Neil
Elmira
N. Y
West Coast
Jeff Tesreau
Dartmouth
St. Albans
Vermont
Harry Thomas
Eagle Band
Minn
Wadena
Henry Pontius
Jimmy Braddock
Braddock
Ian Braddock
Ois Duke
Oys
Chicago
Wichita
Kan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas Jayhawkers
Jayhawk
George Golay
Lyman Corlis
Loren Florell
Corlis
Golay
Columbia
Jayhawks
Praise
Harp
Oklahomas
Reeves Peters
Wisconsin
Pat Mason
Rockhurst
Pos
Golay Een
Amenovanda Ebling
Schmidt
Ebaugh Pralle
Wneenenes Paarsons Harp
Weveneennnee Werner
Iof
Beaver College
Jenkintown
Rowena Thomas
John Hix
British Isles
Perfuma
Marvel
Schmeling
Joe
Uhlan
Ben Foord
Hamburg
Foord
Baer
Maurice Strickland
K. O
Max
Farr
Mr. Galento
Jimmy Adamick
Buddy Baer
Steve Dudas
Red Burman
Nathan Mann
Bob Tow
Strickland
Bob Pastor
Max Baer
Pennsylvania University
The
Associated Press
ELKS
Tal Rumsey
Ulm
Alexander
Bullock
Robinson
Life
Mercer
Shimmons
Yancy
Mass
Danno O'Mahoney
Teeland
Retenter
al Mercier
Springfield
Wilmington
Del
Steve Casey
George ‘Keverly
Hollywood
Camden
N. J
Sammy Stein
N.J
Chief Chewacki
Guthrie
Journal-World
Keshick
Kayo
Don Evans
Tiger Beats
Couture
Bill Tiger
Haskell Boy
Pete Doxtator
Doxtator
Joe Brunner
Chilocco Boy
Feather
Brunner
Sonja Henie
Madison Square Garden
Harold Kowal
Utica
Namnion
Miami Biltmore
Aldus Manutius
Soviet Russia
Sigmund Ruad
Cary
Ill
Norge
Sigmund
Birger
Milt Aron
Dubuque
Charley Burns
Jamestown
N. C
Milwaukee
Wis
Tony Cianciola
Remo Fernandez
California
Drew
Miami
Johnny Dean
Lobby Sgritton
Mikuni
Tippy Larkin
Garfield
Mickey Duca
Paulsboro
Prince Albert
Albert Tional
Joy Smok
Eddie Briet
Fritz
Automobile Lock and Key Service
Abner
By al Capp
Bbc
Stetson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!