Missouri Tigers Hand Oklahoma First Loss On Home Court
In Norman on February 3, Missouri defeated Oklahoma 31 to 28 in an exhibition game, becoming the first Big Six opponent to win at Oklahoma City since 1931. Browning sparked the Tigers with 15 points, including 12 in the second period, as Missouri led 11 to 10 at halftime and 24 to 15 after the break.
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Football Coaches Seek Change in New York Rules
Aimed at the national rules shift the American Football Coaches Association committee, chaired by Seattle of Columbia, meets to decide five major proposals. The leading change would treat a forward pass over the goal as a regular pass, returning the ball to the previous down spot if incomplete on fourth down. Other ideas unlikely to pass include dead-ball rule elimination and altering sideline penalties, among minor adjustments.
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Chattanooma Times
Tilden Troupe Duel in Kansas City Tonight
AP reports Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines renew their professional tennis duel in Kansas City tonight after Vines leads eight to five on their Pacific Coast series. Also on card are Vincent Richards and Bruce Barnes as arrival from the West Coast is noted.
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Creighton Coach Art Stark Expected to Resign
An AP report states Creighton University football coach Arthur Stark is expected to offer his resignation to Athletics Director A A Schabinger. Stark, a former Kansas field star, was the target of internal factions amid recent tensions at the university.
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Creighton University
Unusual December Storm Aboard Moravian and Dueling French Premier
An odd storm on December 30 near the Cape Verde lighthouse offshore East Africa aboard the British steamer Moravian is described with continuous flashes and thunder despite clear skies. The piece also recalls Albert Surraut’s perilous political career including duels, assassination attempts, and injuries.
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Big Six Quintets Standings and This Week's Schedule
University of Kansas leads the Big Six standings with Kansas and Missouri in pursuit. This week's games include Kansas State at Lincoln, Kansas at Zepeka, and Missouri at Norman. Exhibition matches feature Southwestern, Pittsburg Teachers, Bethany at Emporia, Bethel at Hays State, Friends at Sterling, KU versus Washburn in Topeka, and Haskell at Baker.
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Nebraska
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Southwestern
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Bethany
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Emporia
Bethel
Fort Hays State
Hars
Friends
Sterling
University of Kansas
Washburn
Topeka
Haskell
Baker
Baldwin
Canzoneri Beats Locatelli In Madison Square Garden
New York February 3 AP Tony Canzoneri defeated Theta Locatelli in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden. A mistaken draw was announced by referees and judges before the decision was corrected in Canzoneri's favor. Locatelli fought bravely but was outboxed and down twice in rounds two and three.
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Cun ningham Venzke Renew Foot Race At Millrose Meet
The 27th Millrose A A games at Madison Square Garden tonight feature Glenn Cunningham of Kansas and Gene Venzke of Penn in a likely private duel in the Rodman Wanamaker mile. Other 26 events start at 8 10 p m with Olympians, record holders, and champions in reserve. Venzke, recent winner at Boston, bids to challenge Cunningham toward the indoor standard of 4 10.
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Gene ‘Venzke
Penn
Madison Square Garden
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Venzke
Glen Dawson
Oklahoma
Joe Mangan
Cornell
Frank Crowley
Manhattan
Penn Star
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Crowley
Boston
Lawrence Oread basketball doubleheader set for 6 30 and 5 30 tonight
Lawrence Oread authorities announced two KU auditorium games start at 6 30 and 5 30 with 7 and 8 o clock times changed. AE Woestemeyer will referee both contests as Lawrence is favored in the first team game while the Lions were forced to stretch in a prior engagement. Hockey leaders advance.
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Hounds and Warriors Both Require Overtime Periods To Win
Kansas City and Oklahoma City, leaders in the American Hockey Association, won in overtime over St. Louis and Tulsa respectively. Greyhounds edged St Louis 2 1 in the second extra period with Pat Healey scoring the decisive goal. Warriors triumphed 4 3 over Tulsa, captain John MacKinnon scoring the winning tally.
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Cox Holds Stroke Lead At Agua Caliente Open
Boklyn pro Wilfred Hiram Cox led the $7,500 Agua Caliente Open with an 18 holes remaining in Agua Caliente Mex February 3. The 36 year old faced pressure like three years ago when he blew up in the final round. Johnny Golden was one stroke behind but won after a playoff with George Vorheim for the top prize of $30,000 and second place money.
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Giants Star Mancusco Ill in Houston
Baseb all star Gus Mancusco of the Giants is ill in Houston and may have typhoid fever. Dr E M Armstrong says initial blood count is negative but a second count in a few days will be more conclusive. Teammate Charlie Dressen is recovering in Memorial Hospital from an eight week bout with typhoid.
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Kansas Jayhawks Face Lineup Shakeup Amid Ineligibilities
The University of Kansas basketball team suffers multiple ineligibilities and withdrawals. Gordon Gray is temporarily ineligible and will miss Washburn and Oklahoma games, with potential return for February 16 against Iowa State. Ray Urie, Roy Kinis, John Peterson, and others depart or shift roles as Francis Kappeleman steps in to fill Gray’s guard spot. Starting five for tonight includes Vanek, Ebling, Wells, Harrington, and Shaffer with Harris joining as guard on the trip.
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Washburn
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Jayhawkers
Haskell boxers defeat Lincoln YMCA team in amateur show
Haskell Indian glovemen won seven of nine bouts against Lincoln YMCA boxers before a large crowd. Only one knockout occurred as Henry Smith and Fred Catfish earned decisions for Haskell, with Nebraska foes securing five wins. Notable results include Catfish over Heilig and Dick over Mann in the 112 pounds.
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Nebraska
Fred Catfish
Robert Heilig
Henry Smith
Wayne Krause
Roy Lawrence
C.C. Carl
Swede Wilson
Billy Ramey
Harry Holdren
George Fields
Henry Valleyman
Gene Fivan
Lester Oliver
Ed Reynolds
Wilbur Button
Lyle Dingman
Jerome Chee
Vinland Defeats Rantoul In 4k Basketball Showdown
Vinland beat Rantoul 22 to 16 in a 4k game at Vinland. Hub Bard led Vinland with 11 points, Haugh led Rantoul with 9. In the second game, Rantoul won 10 to 9. Raymond Randell top Vinland scorer with five.
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Rules Committee Faces Scoring And Clarity In Football
Sports writers across the country urge the National Rules Committee to fix scoring rules and clarify football regulations. Editors argue fans and players alike suffer from unclear rules, while press conditions and All America selections draw scrutiny from critics.
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Three share lead as McPherson tops Wesleyan in conference clash
McPherson Bulldogs beat Kansas Wesleyan 22 to 17 to forge a three way tie for first with Bethany and the College of Emporia in the Kansas conference. Meyer Binford and Pauls fueled a late burst with multiple one and two point shots as McPherson held off a Coyotes rally after an 8 to 1 first half deficit. Bethany lost 32 to 48 at Hastings College, leaving the leaders in a three team tie.
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J C Shift Standings in Kansas Junior College
Coffeyville, Arkansas City and Fort Scott won to climb the standings in the Kansas Junior College conference. Coffeyville defeated Hutchinson 31 to 24 to move to second place, Arkansas City beat El Dorado 39 to 32 for fourth, and Fort Scott crushed Independence 41 to 24, putting El Dorado into a tie for last with Garden City.
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Tongy Cagers Defeat Eudora Team 19 to 10
Tongy Cagers upset Eudora 19 to 10 to seize sole lead in Caw Valley League. Turpin and Hughes paced Tongy with 6 and 5 points respectively as Eudora trailed 8 to 3 at halftime. Eudora’s second unit fell 15 to 11 to Tongy seconds, with Linwood game next Tuesday at Eudora.
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College basketball results flash across the nation
The Associated Press wire reports scores from many colleges and universities. Florida edged Georgia 37 35 while Catholic 1 25 and Maryland 5 led by Ridgers 44 and Oleate 20. Tulsa and Central Oklahoma Teachers posted wins along with a wide spread of regional teams across the map.
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Wrestling Results From Last Night Across Cities
AP report lists matches with Londox of St Louis beating Sonnenberg in 36 10. Kehenectady’s Pink Gardner defeated Kaufman in two falls. Gardner vs Kaufman noted as two out of three falls. Des Moines and Wakefield bouts ended in straight falls with Steinke and O Shocker drawing 30 minutes.
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Lawrence Juniors Add Another Win to List
Lawrence Junior high basketball, coached by L. R. Perry, beat Ottawa 37 to 9 yesterday afternoon. Lawrence led 18 to 3 at halftime with Pappan and Brown scoring 18 each. Perry subbed in three players late as Lawrence eyes next game against Leavenworth Friday at 3 in the junior high gym.
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Kansans Tie Ascension in Exhibition Games in Minneapolis
Two Kansas City area teams in the Missouri Valley A A U league split a pair of exhibition games against western and northern squads. The report notes a continued Missouri Valley invasion with Ogden Utah among the towering teams, as Kansans defeated Ascension and drew with another opponent in Minneapolis.
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Hutchinson Renee Triumph Over Je Dhseetsiany Club
In Minneapolis the Wichita Chieftains beat the Je Dhseetsiany club 82 to 1 led by Grove and Hodgkinson. The Hutchinson Renee were humbled 40 to 19 in a related game.
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Clean Sweep for A. and M Oklahoma Wrestlers
Oklahoma A and M defeated Kansas State 40 to 0 in Stillwater with a fall in every division. Only Kansan close to victory was 165-pound Howard Bohen who dropped to Dormer Browning in 13 minutes 37 seconds. Wildcats face Central Oklahoma Teachers tonight.
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Willie McGuire Named Official Starter at Houston Invitational
Willie McGuire will serve as official starter for the Houston Invitation Wolf Tournament this year, marking his twentieth consecutive appearance in the role.
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