Jayhawkers Triumph Over Sooners in Kansas Arena
Kansas crowd cheers as Kansas defeats Oklahoma 48 to 36 at the Ingon Gymnasium. Ackerman leads with 17 points and Schmidt fuels the attack, while Dunlap and Gordon spark early runs. Second-half surge seals the victory as Kansas builds a commanding lead and plays 13 players.
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Lawrence High Confident Ahead of Twin Basketball Games
Lawrence High School to host two games at Liberty Memorial gym. McDonald’s squad faces undefeated Kansas City team Friday and the Olathe five Saturday. After a bruising Horton contest the locals expect improved health and may feature Caulk and other new faces. Coach BicDonald noted lineup certainty wavers for the weekend.
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Gridders Set for Kansas Nebraska Wrestling Meet
The University of Kansas wrestling team meets the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Robinson gym Thursday at 7 30 PM. Kansas has two prior matches this season. Nebraska has none. Captain Stirton at 125 pounds anchors KU lineup with expected changes to improve fight. Kellogg leads Nebraska in 125, likely to 135, with Skinner and Blore in 145 and 115. Coach Clapp leads Nebraska, Knoth of Illinois to officiate, Scouts in uniform admitted for 25 cents.
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Kansas swimmers aim for Missouri Valley meet
The University of Kansas swim team coached by John Bunn trains at 5:30 PM daily. With no fixed dual schedule yet, the group hopes to field a strong squad for the Missouri Valley meet in St Louis the second week of March. Chesley Posey, sole returning member, anchors a group including Amedee Cole LaDow Doc Johnson Ralph Déwer George Kniox and Harold Baker as promising candidates. The squad has about fifteen members and invites eligible varsity athletes to join practices.
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Kansas Aggies and Drake Clash in Missouri Valley Notes
Tonight Kansas Aggies face Ames at Ames with scores from last night showing Kansas 34 Oklahoma 20 at Lawrence and Missouri 22 at Columbia. Drake 24 at Des Moines, while Washington and Drake appear in scattered game results.
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Nevers of Stanford a leading west all around athlete
Hinie Nevers, 200 pound Stanford star, pushes for honors as best west all around athlete. A football captain, standout pitcher, forward on basketball, and javelin thrower, Nevers faced injuries but sparked key games for Stanford. He joined Harold Muller and others as notable multi sport stars of the era.
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Regular meeting and steam heater note on trains
Regular meeting announced for Wednesday February 4 at 7 p.m. Past Exalted Rulers in charge with initiation and a Has Beens performance. lunch at their expense. Also a brief bio-show. Secretary WW Cleland. A separate item notes that the first steam heaters have been installed on Japanese trains.
Sunlight's germicidal power measured by standards officials
Washington reports that the Bureau of Standards and Public Health Service verified the germicidal effect of sunlight. Using heated mercury vapor to simulate actinic rays, researchers exposed bacteria such as Escherichia coli in sewage-tainted water. Some colonies died in less than a second, with mortality varying by wavelength. results to be published soon.
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Puzzle Craze Sweeps England Across the Atlantic
London reports the cross word puzzle fad has taken hold, with papers publishing daily grids and big prizes for solutions. Demand for dictionaries and synonyms soars, dictionaries dated to the 40s BC sell, and puzzle editors experiment with circles triangles and patchwork layouts.
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Millions Are Returned
Berlin reports a 1924 surge in returning American currency as Germans discard hoarded foreign notes. Inflation drove people to hold hard currency but confidence in the new reichsmark has shifted behavior, with foreign money selling off at steep discounts and small moneychangers often taking up to 40 percent.
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Conti wins French 18.2 billiard title in Paris
Roger Conti triumphs in the 18.2 billiard championship of France with a 69.44 grand average over 2 500 points and an unfinished run of 477, setting two world tournament records. His American tours include 1921 Chicago fourth 28.60 1922 New York third 30.06 and 1923 New York last 16.50, prompting optimism about proving American skeptics wrong.
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Thousandth ship enters Rotterdam port in a swelling year
Rotterdam celebrates the thousandth vessel of the year the Judge Anthonor bringing Italian piece goods Spanish wine and fruit. Inland river shipping on the Rhine triples from the previous year and tops the prewar record by over 2 million tons aided by German reparations coal. Ocean shipping lags while the United States reports more than 15 million telephones.
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Solon Markley and neighbors share weekend visits
The column lists Solon Markley and family hosting and visiting relatives and friends across several farms. Names mentioned include Postma Flory Abel and Mary Sanders, with gatherings at the Flory, Markley, and Studebaker homes. People travel to Lone Star and Lawrence for meetings and social visits.
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Ike Thomas
Will Worth
Jesse Markley
Lawrence
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Pleasant Grove
Charlie Prohammer
Lilli
Alda
J Archammer
Grover Ulrich
Former Wisconsin Governor Edward Scofield Dies
Edward Scofield, former governor of Wisconsin, died at his Oconto home on February 3 after several weeks of ill health. The 19th century public figure had long served in state politics and governance.
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Portugal for Refuge and Lisbon unrest feared
An Associated Press report says Portugal contemplates hosting refugees and wanderers along the Tagus while authorities seek to curb communist travelers. A mood of banishment and exile colors the scene as a relative of a Spanish king laments banishment. The Lawrence Famas will meet Wednesday at 7:45 in the People State Bank. members are asked to take notice.
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