Shift Lineup for Tow State Game Sparks Kansas Plans
Dr. F. C. Allen reshuffles the Kansas lineup as the Jayhawkers trail in the Big Six. Elmer Schaake paid guard duties against Missouri, replacing Vanek and Casini who are out for injuries and eligibility. Johnson sits, Harrington shifts to center, McGuire joins OLeary at forward. Kansas State faces five more conference games before the double round robin.
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Altho
Dr. F. C.allen
Jayhawkers
Kansas
K. U.S
Schaake
Vanek
Casini
Bufuries
Dr.Allen
Elmer Schaake
Lawrence High
Lee Pore
Missouri
Ted
D Allen
William Johnson
Ames
Johnson
Missour
Paul Harrington
Kansas City
Kan
Hudson McGuire
Leavenworth
Ted O’leary
Lawrence Cagers Will Play Emporia Friday
Lawrence high will face Emporia Friday in the only week game. Coach Joe Ulm has his first string working on fundamentals and a planned scrimmage between two first squads to prepare. The starting lineup features Dicker, Treland, Haugh, Lohman, and Bonebrake with reserve Metzler, Pierce, Conner, Hormuth, and Dover.
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Emporia
Joe Ulm
Lawrence High
Dicker
Treland
Haugh
Lohman
Bonebrake
Braves Host Raven Five Tonight at Local Court
The Haskell Indian basketball team meets St Benedicts college of Atchison on the home court at 7 45 pm with Steve Hinshaw refereeing. Haskell to play Ys M H A in Kansas City Thursday night and may face the KC A in Lawrence February 19 per athletic director F W McDonald.
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Haskell
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Steve Hinshaw
Braves
Ys M. H.,a
Kansas City
Indians
Lawrence
F. W. McDonald
Reiselt Leads Tourney in Three Cushion Drive for Championship
Chicago datelined report says Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia tops the field with six wins and one loss as the world class three cushion billiards chase the 1932 title. He faces Johnny Layton of Sedalia next after Layton helped eliminate Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago 50 to 40 in the second era round.
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Reiselt
Arist
Chicago
Jet AP
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Johnny Layton
Sedalia
Ozark
Angie Kiechefer
Gus Copulés
Eugene
Ore
Jake Schaefer
San Francisco
Layton
Arthur Thurnblad
Creighton Clinches Valley Title With Win Over Oklahoma A&M
Creighton defeated Oklahoma A&M 43 to 25 to clinch the Valley Conference title with its fifth straight win. Van Ackeren and Schmidt powered the Bluejays as they erased an early deficit, taking a 16 to 9 lead by halftime. The Diamond Oilers of Tulsa handed Kansas City Athletic Club its first loss 22 to 18, while the Pla-Mors and Hornets prepare for a late-season hockey clash in Kansas City with a rematch set at the Pla-Mor palace Thursday.
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Stillwater
Okiz
Creighton
Dent Oy
Oklahoma Ann
Aggies
van Ackeren
Bluejays
Schmidt
Oilers
Tulsa
Kansas City Athletic Club
Kansas
Duluth
Kansas City
Pla-Mors
Duluth ‘Hornets
Odd Albanian Customs By John Hix
Eliott J. Taylor cites Albania's quirks from Durazzo including dress, greetings, and daily routines. Albanian behavior patterns如 overlining words to emphasize speech, morning social calls, and a belief in the evil eye are noted, along with taboos about census day and luck days. A remedy involves elder berry blossoms picked on May 12.
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Eliott J. Taylor
College of Albania
Durazso
Albania
Balkan
KU Coach Denies Malice In Missouri Remarks
Dr. F C Allen said comments about the Missouri game were made in jest and denied any hard feelings. He explained Kansas halted its tempo due to injuries to Vanek and Casini and noted his players waited to speed up in the final 15 minutes of the second half. Coach Edwards of Missouri and athletic publicity were also referenced in light remarks.
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Missouri
Columbia
F.C. Allen
KK. A
Tiger
George Edwards
Edwards
E. C. Quigley
Creighton
Tigers
Quigley
Allen
Kansas
Lawrence
K. U
Wrestling Results From Across The Nation
AP reports from multiple cities record last night wrestling outcomes including Billy Hood knocked out in Newark, Marty Sampson listed, Gus Sonnenberg defeating George Zarynofff in Camden, John Pesek beating Joe Stecher in Wichita, and other scattered matches. promotions in Fort Worth and Buffalo noted, with several draws and two out of three falls formats. The item also mentions a Journal-World classified ad about renting a vacant room.
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Associated Press
York
Young Terry
Trenton
Marty Sampson
New
Newark
N.J
Billy Hood
England
Fort Worth
Texas
Chick Raines
Oklahoma City
Éuiporete
Johnny Farrell
Dallas
Buffalo
Don George
Charlie ‘Leachman
Camden
N. J
Gus Sonnenberg
Boston
George Zarynofff
Russia
Wichita
Kan
John Pesek
Ravena
Neb
Joe Stecher
Dodge
iPesek
Stecher
Pat Clarre
Los Angeles
AL Kon
Euray
Charley Fischer
Ruiternut
Wis
Toby Ellis
Everett-Marshall
la Junia
Cole
Ace Hefner
Falls
St Louis ‘Flyers
Tulsa Oilers
Journal-World
The 3 10 baby split explained by Al Demaree
Bowling writer Al Demaree analyzes the troublesome 3 10 spare noting how pin placement affects carry. He warns the left side hit can misfire the 10, while a full right hit can miss entirely. The carom shot is recommended and Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on spares by request. Missouri loses star freshman Sneed Schmidt who quits to join St Joseph Junior College.
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Ut Demaree
Ai Demaree
Missouri
Columbia
Sneed Schmidt
University of Missouri
St. Joseph Junior College
U S Bob Team Faces Challenge From Nations at Lake Placid
Lake Placid N Y Feb 21 AP The United States bob team braces for strong foreign challengers led by Germany with Axel Kilian and Fritz Grau as top four track contenders. With Captain Werner Zahn injured and poor ice conditions hindering trials the Americans rely on past performers Harry Homburger and Billy Fiske as the two entry choices.
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U.S
United States
Billy Fiske
Lake Placid
N. Y
Germany
St. “Moritz
Werner Zahn
Hans Kilian
Zahn
Fritz Grau
Rene Flonjallas
Capadruti
Count Rossi
Agostino
Gaetano Lanfranchi
Italy
Tur
Harry Homburger
Johnson Views on 1932 American League Race
New York report quotes Walter Johnson predicting the 1932 AL race will involve the Philadelphia Athletics, New York Yankees, and Washington Senators. He does not expect Washington to win the pennant while Connie Mack can still field Grove, Earnshaw, and Walberg in a heavy rotation. Johnson notes both Senators and Yankees could make the race interesting. He also laments the sale of Carl Reynolds to the Senators.
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New York
Walter Johnson
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Washington
Johnson
Connie Mack
Grove
Earnshaw
Walberg
Senators
Yankees
Carl Reynolds
Jack Dempsey
Pittsburgh
Patnes
Beverly
Francis Ouimet
Jimmy Wilde
Albie Booth
Yale
Harvard
Iowa State Beats Nebraska 33 to 32 in Lincoln
Iowa State edged Nebraska 33 to 32 in Lincoln as Ralph Thomson of Omaha led the Cyclones with 12 points. The win ties the Huskers in the Big Six chase and places Iowa State in undisputed possession of fourth in the standings.
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Lincoln
Nebi
Iowa State
Nebraska
Huskers
Jack Roadcap
Ralph Thomson
Omaha
Neb
Iowans
Savage
Cyclones
Baseball won sentiment in Kansas and nation says editor
The Topeka Capital sports editor Mike McGee argues that baseball dominates public interest, despite polls showing broad sentimentality for major leagues. He cites Babe Ruth, Pepper Martin, Dempsey, and Johnson as prime examples, and notes Kansas viewers still chase major leagues and home teams alike across the nation.
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Lillard
Mike) McGee
Topeka
United States
Mike
Kansas
Fred Ware
Omaha
Nebraska
Babe Ruth
Pepper Martin
Los Angeles
Jacksonville
Seattle
Boston
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Tucson
Waterloo
Davenport
Lansing
Oklahoma
Guy
Pueblo
Nashville
Syracuse
Austin
San Diego
Yankee Stadium
Mr. Ruth
Broadway
Southwestern suffers sixth straight Central Conference loss
Winfield Kansas February 2 AP Southwestern lost 28 to 17 at Pittsburgh Teachers in a Central Conference basketball game. Schmidt scored 12 points and led the Teachers, with Ratzlaff adding 10 as Pittsburgh took the early lead and never trailed.
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Winfield
Kan
Southwestern
Pittsburgh Teachers
Wichita
Schmidt
Ratzlaff
Stalling basketball sparks Big Six row in Missouri clash
The Missouri and Kansas game drew attention for a slow pace and a wide stalling strategy praised by some and criticized by fans. Oklahoma and Nebraska successors loom as next hurdles as crowds debate fast play versus methodical grind.
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Columbia
Oklahoma
Tigers
Hugh McDermott
Cage
Missouri
Town State
Kansas
Boxing Card at International Arena in Kansas City
Dec Anderson of Haskell meets Pat Kissinger of Kansas City in the lightweights tonight. The eight bout card includes George Malone versus Lloyd Weems and George Cleveland against Baldy Malone. Malone plans to return Friday to boxing at the Missouri theater. Mortie Lux directs.
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Anderson
Haskell
Pat Kissinger
Kansas City
International Arena
Missouri Valley A. A. U
New York City
George Malone
Missouri Theater
Mortie Lux
Basketball results from Associated Press update
Notre Dame 33 Iowa 32 North Central 24 31c James Milliken 12 Iowa State 32 Nebraska 32 Drury 18 Central 24 North Dakota State 27 South Dakota State 28 Pittsburg Teachers 25 Southwestern 27 Baylor 40 Texas Tech 39 Oklahoma 17 Texas 39 Regular season scores reported with multiple schools and incomplete names.
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Wee Notre Dame
Iowa
North Central
Delore, Sas
James Millikén
Iowa State
Nebraska
Drury
Central
North Dakota State Ay
South Dakota State
Pittsburg
Southwestern
Graighton
Oidahoing
Armies
Oklahoma
Phillps
Baylor
Stevant Agel
Texas Tech
New
Uniform Basketball Terminology Sparks Debate Across States
A long list of basketball terms drawn from a National Association of Basketball Coaches meeting in New York highlights a push for uniform terminology. Terms cover plays like set ups and passes such as the return pass, with notes on legal blocks and zone defense.
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National Association of Basketball Coaches
New York
United States
Big Springs health nurse visits school and notes
The new Douglas county health nurse Miss M Neeley visited Big Springs school Friday for child examinations. Mothers attended while those absent received home visits. Big Springs Farm Bureau members joined the Douglas County Farm Bureau meeting at Hotel Wood in Lawrence for a membership drive in Lecompton township.
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Douglas County
M. Neeley
Bigs Springs School
Miss Neeley
Big Springs Farm Bureau
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Hotel
Wood
Lawrence
George J. Bahnmaier
John D. Henry
R F. Buck
Paul Rake
Emporia
Carl Rake
Shelton Clark
Howard Henry
John Traphagen
Big Springs
Will Wymer
Harold Slaughter
Howard
Henry
Jack
William Plateman
Ralph
American Legion
Tecumseh
Juanita Webber
Orval Baldwin
Kansas University
Dwight Henry
Max
Kathleen
Babamaier
Oread
Winter social roundup near Lone Star and area
Mr and Mrs Willis Colman and their children Clare J and Vanita visited Mr and Mrs Russell Anderson near Lone Star for Sunday dinner. Community club hosted an all day quilting session with eleven members led by Mrs Schroyer. The Winter teacher Miss MecAfferty visited Topeka over the weekend. Several local families hosted guests and dinners, including Pryor and Hamlin households, with church attendance noted.
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Willis Colman
Clare J
Vanita
Russel Anderson
Lone Star
Anderson
Colman
Sims
Miss. MecAfferty
Topeka
Albert Hamlin
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