Kansas State Football Feud Ends Two Coaches Resign
Kansas State announces the resignations of head coach Wes Fry and line coach Williamson after a personal feud. Athletic director M. F. Mike Ahearn says no coaching criticism occurred. About 41 applicants seek replacements, with no selections yet.
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Kansas State College
Wes Fry
Stan Williamdson
Fry
Williamson
Trecessily
M. F
Mike” Ahearn
Jonal Kan
GRPI
Baseball and boxing gossip from New York sports page
Circling rumors place Wally Moses with Detroit and Benny McCoy in a costly trade. Dodgers manager speculation hints at a Rogers Hornsby link for their Montreal farm. Buddies Baer fights loom with Camacho in March Garden match. Boxing chatter notes hostilities and possible matchups amid trade talk and regional bouts.
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New York
Dopesters
Wally Moses
Tigers
Connie Mack
Benny M'Coy
M’courby
Brooklyn Eagle
Dodgers
Montreal
Rogers Hornsby
Cliff Bloodgood
M’coy
Yanks
Walter
Indnich
Browns
Benny McCoy Sought After Like Judge Crater Mystery
Benny McCoy is described as the most sought after man since Judge Crater with everyone pursuing him except the Yankees and the G men. The remark emphasizes his elusive status and high demand in a playful, tongue in cheek tone. The quote frames McCoy as a famed figure amid a chase atmosphere.
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Jerry Mitchell
N. Y. Post
Benny McCoy
Judge Crater
Yankees
G-men
Reds Expect Ernie Lombardi Back With Club in 1940
The Reds front office hints Ernie Lombardi will rejoin the team in 1940. The Brooklyn deal is off and Lombardi did not receive $6 000 as previously reported. Reds claim they paid a $3 000 bonus for leading the league in hitting in 1938. The contract offers Ernie a top earning level similar to last year when he was the league’s highest paid catcher.
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Hrnie Lombardi
Brooklyn
Reds
Ernie
Hartnett
Philippi Treks Produce West Virginia Scoring Pairs
The two top scorers in West Virginia basketball hail from Philippi. Carl Wilmoth of Philippi High School scored 211 points, and Ken Griffith from Alderson-Broaddus College tallied 182 points.
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West Virginia
Philippi
Carl Wilmoth
Philippi High
Ken Griffith
Alderson-Broaddus College
DeBord Leaves Kansas State Football Team
Manhattan Kansas February 1 Joe DeBord a 225 pound football tackle withdraws from Kansas State college after failing to make his terms He was a letterman at the school and his departure ends his college football career.
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Manhattan
Kan
Joe DeBord
Kansas State College
Lions face Wyandotte as state power visits
Lawrence high school Lions seek a fifth straight win against Wyandotte high Bulldogs, tipped as a top state team. The game starts at 8 p.m. with no preliminary. Recent victories include Ottawa 26 24 Leavenworth 16 12 Emporia 18 15 Topeka 25 21 and Atchison 29 23. Proceeds donate 10 percent to charity, chaired by Grantland Rice.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Wyandotte High Bulldogs
Lions
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Emporia
Topeka
Atchison
Bulldogs
Elmer. Schaake
Billy Weber
Lee Garich
Gordon Stucker
Grantland Rice
Jimmy McNatt
Oklahoma
Gordon Nicholas
Iowa State
Harris
Sasmennn Nena Recamseamaneneeters Jaw
Harry Pitcarthley
Nebraska
Ralph Miller
Kansas
Neon Fertpenitomttate
Jarvin Mesch
Rudolfson
Ervin Reid
Kansas State
Bienen Island
Bob Allen
Bill Harvey
Missouri
Haskell Tison
Don Fitz
Herb Scheffler
Don Ebling
Hugh Ford
C. Jdetewenomecwosens
Bob Menze
Nat Semmesecnem
Edwin Miller
John Lobsiger
Arch. Watson
F. Maveenmtnteneteenrmesinnarenmatns
Clay Cooper
Rayansstagneecennteerenetnnnste
Dan Howe
Ee Sa Sid Held
Weld
Darrel Don Carlos
Iowa
Stete
Bruce Voran
Joe Robertson
State
Haskell boxers win in Topeka Golden Gloves district
Haskell Indian fighters claimed eight victories while two lost by forfeit or decision in the district Golden Gloves tournament in Topeka last night. Winners include James Roba 112, Francis Schuyler 126 and 112, J. D. Scott 135, Lemuel Cornelius 160, John Harrison 112, James Zuckkahosee 126, Bennie and DeWitt 135, and Elmer Smith 147.
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Topeka
Charles Chibbity
Pounder
Clyde Dilly
James Roba
Francis Schuyler
J. D. Scott
Lemuel Cornelius
John Harrison
James Zuckkahosee
Bennie
DeWitt
Elmer Smith
Haskell
James Roberts
Pete Tavares
Arnold Headley
Hases
J_ D
Scott
Harry Armstrong
Cornelius
Raph Cowell
Maskell
Fred Douglas
Victor Beach
Clyde Dilley, Jr
Jerry Hoyt
James Zhuch-Wkah-Osee
Wendell Douslins
James Wise
Kansas May Lose Second Place Before Next Game
Four Big Six games loom in the next 10 days threatening to drop the Kansas Jayhawkers toward the Valley cellar before their February 12 tilt with Iowa State. Missouri and Oklahoma race ahead with Oklahoma leading. Missouri tied with Kansas after a loss, while Kansas trails by a slim scoring margin.
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Jayhawkers
Kansas
Iowa State
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tigers
Sooners
Fighting Zale Brothers Back Tony in Bid for Middleweight Title
Tony Zale, after outpointing Al Hostak in a 10 round non title bout, gains momentum toward the middleweight title. His mother opposes boxing but five fighting brothers and 19 grandchildren push for his pursuit of big year goals with promoter complications over Garcia and Hostak.
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Chicago
Tony Zale
al. Hostak
Gary
Ind
Tony
National Boxing Association
Hostak
N.B.A
Seattle
Wash
Garcia
New York
California
Mike Jacobs
Zale
Nate Druxman
West Coast
Jacobs
Druxman
Gary Fighter
Golden Gloves
Turing
John
Joe
Frank
Golden Glover
Walter
Haskell Meets Conception Academy in Tough Tilt
Haskell Institute basketball faces strong test tomorrow night against Conception Academy of Conception Missouri in the Haskell gym. Coach Dave Shirk plans Armell and Brant at forward Shoemake at center and Littlethunder and Davenport at guard, with possible returning Braves players from last year.
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Haskell Institute
Conception Academy
Conception
Haskell Rym
Church School
Brave
Dave Shirk
Haskell
Academy
Shirk
Armell
Brant
Shoemake
Littlethunder
Davenport
Braves
College basketball results from the era
The tally lists numerous game scores with teams such as Drury, William Jewell, Princeton, Yale, Alabama, Georgia Tech, New York, St. Francis, Centre, Louisville, Gonzaga, Eastern Washington, Duquesne, St. Vincent, San Jose State, San Francisco, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana College, Northwestern Oklahoma, Phillips, Peru, Hastings, Tennessee, Tennessee Wesleyan, St. John’s Academy, Southwestern University, Washburn Freshmen, Kimporia State Teachers Freshmen, Clay Center High, Sacred Heart, Burden, St. John’s Winfield, Riverton, Mineral, Area Pittsburg College High.
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Associated Press
Drury
William Jewell
Princeton
Yale
Alabama
Georgia Tech
New York
St. Francis
Centre
Louisville
Gonzaga
Eastern Washington
Duquesne
St. Vincent
San Jose State
San Francisco
Louisiana Tech
Louisiana College
St. John’s Academy
Southwestern University
Washburn
Kimporia State Teachers
Clay Center
Sacred Heart
Burden
St. John’s
Winfield
Riverton
Mineral
Area
Pittsburg College High
McCoy Worth More Than McCoy Paid, Says Wieland
Ed Wieland argues Benny McCoy is a fine ball player but not worth the 65 000 in bonus and salaries he will receive from the Philadelphia Athletics over the next two years. Wieland, also a freed agent under Commissioner Landis, now with the Chicago White Sox, says players are finally getting a break and invites McCoy to verify.
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Chicago
Ed Wieland
Benny McCoy
Philadelphia Athletics
McCoy
Beaumont
Wieland
Detroit
K. M. Landis
Chicago White Sox
Iontinued
Chicago Sandlots
Temple names Fred Swan head football coach for three years
A year ago today Fred Swan was named head football coach at Temple for a three year term. The note reflects on past sports moments including Ellsworth Vines leading in a pro tennis series against Fred Perry with a five set match and Dizzy Dean's contract holdout with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Associated Press
Fred Swan
Temple
Ellsworth Vines
Fred Perry
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Jolly Stitchers Meet in January Session at Worden
The Jolly Stitchers held a January meeting on Thursday January 25 led by Miss Pauline Stoebener. Members and guests, including Bill Boltz of Greeley Colorado, shared fellowship and made three comforts and pot holders.
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Jolly Stitchers
Pauline Stoebener
Harley Lyons
Elmer Wintermantle
Roy Schwalm
Hibbert Taul
Walter Schwarz
Alvin Heinon
Donald Breithaupt
Arnold Stoebener
Ivan Rappard
Pauline. Stoebener
Bill Boltz
Walter
Pauline
Oscar
Otto
John Oelkers
Alvin Johanning
Erma Hurrelbrink
Karl Niebrugge
Central
Ivan
Edwin Jehle
Lois Elm
Mildred Elm
Shirley
Warren Nuffer
Frances
Kathleen Reep
Donald Heim
Evelyn
Marie Kline
Antonette Plambeck
Marie Ficer
Cynthia Johnson
St. John's Evangelical Young People’s League
Paulie Stoebener
Otto Stoebener
Esther
Alvin
Ruth Johanning
Carl Johanning
Katherine Bruss
Margaret Jehle
Clara
Hattie Schwarz
Julius
Herbert
Charles
Marie
Earnest Hornberger
Tarokd
Ivan Jehle
Harold Seele
Ida Ziesch
Vera Belle
Melvin Glaser
Naomi Gastrock
Elma Hurrelbrink
Jolly Quilters Meet and Local Notices Roundup
Barber Jolly Quilters met with Mrs. Ruby Cranthers and sister Pearl Houk, twelve members present, next meeting with Mrs. Cecil Donaldson. Snow blocked roads. pupils couldn’t reach school. Mary Coffman absent. Birth of son David to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trowbridge. the Trowbridges moved to Pleasant Valley. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. George Steele at a Gopinochle party. John Ingalls and others visiting home folks. Several community visits noted. Kanwaka Good Will club to meet. Yarnold school classes in Nuffer house. death of Bert Gregory in El Paso, Texas.
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Jolly Quilters
Ruby Cranthers
Pearl Houk
Cecil Donaldson
Ted Buchleum
Mae Unger
Sam’ Buchjeuny
Earl Trowbridge
David
Trowbridge
Pleasant Valley
George Steele
Ralph Kampschreeder
Lawrence
John Ingalls
Fred Deskins
Forrester
Charles Topping
Yarnold School
Nuffer House
Barber
Fred Gregory
Bert
el Paso
Tex
Bert Gregory
De Soto Community News Highlights From Topeka to Lawrence
De Soto residents share updates on health recoveries and visits as Mike Brashears recovers from appendectomy in Topeka. Trips occur to Topeka and Lawrence for relatives and observances. Local events include Lumbermen's convention in Kansas City and high school basketball win over Linwood. Road conditions, ice hazards, and a roof fire are noted along with thefts of poultry.
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Mike” Brashears
Santa Fe
Topeka
C. E. Brashears
Elsie Brashears
Otis
Hattie Hale
Lawrence
J. A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Paul Seaton
Seaton
R. Wigglesworth
Wigglesworth
Margaret Christner
Mary Christner
Lockwood
William Christner
M. Barker
Kansas
L. R. Penner
Q. Wright
Russell Bowling
Ralph Bowling
Harold Golden
Paul Earnheart
Lone Star School
Junior Johnson
Jesse Johnson
Kaw
Matthew Grob
Mr. Grob
DeSoto
L. H. Plummer
Eli Noteman
A. ‘E. Whitford
Madison
Wis
William Curtis
John Whitelaw
Cora Coglis
Sether
Lyman Corlis
W. D. Osborne
John Miler
Gertrude Penner
Earl Brewster
Napa
Calif
Charles Cooper
Bassie Cooper
J. M. Torrence
Geraldine Rowe
Kansas City
Epworth League Institute
Torrence
Vincent Straub
Soring
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Buddy
Valentin Camaclo
Garden
al Hostak
Billy Conn
Apostoli
Bettina
Iin
Tony Olivera
Joey Archibald
Washington
Eddie Mead
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