Missouri-Kansas dual meet in danger of cancellation
The Missouri-Kansas indoor track dual meet faces possible cancellation as Missouri urges a Friday date change to Saturday February 15 at Convention Hall in Kansas City to avoid conflicts with classes and a Kansas basketball game. KU has not yet replied, creating a deadlock seen as impacting Brutus Hamilton's first major dual meet and alumni concerns.
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Roebuck Rejected as Carnera Opponent in St Louis
State Boxing Commissioner Ne Ne ca Taylor ruled Roebuck of Kansas City Indian Boxing as unsuitable to face Primo Carnera in St Louis next Tuesday night. He approved a list of other possible opponents such as Babe Hunt Church Wiggins Angus Snyder Arthur DeKuh and Jimmy Byrne for the Italian heavyweight bout.
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Jayhawkers Prepare for Big Six Match at Nebraska
PICK K. U. MATMEN A team of Jayhawker wrestlers will leave tomorrow for Lincoln to face the Cornhuskers Friday night in a Big Six dual meet. Nebraska, seen as the favorite after a 14 to 12 loss to Kansas State, enters with a strong lineup led by 125-pound Wendell Dungan returning after Jim Welch’s departure. The Jayhawkers, improved and ready, will also host Oklahoma here Monday in another conference dual. Entered wrestlers include 115 Tom Schnebly, 125 Wendell Dungane, 134 Pete Christensen, 145 Jack Sprei, 150 Ross Miller, 158 Captain Steve Allen Cochrane, and heavyweight Carl Cummings.
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College and high school basketball results across multiple venues
The Associated Press reports scores from games nationwide. Notre Dame beat Marquette 20 to 18 in Milwaukee while Missouri led Creighton 32 to 30 in Omaha. Michigan Tech toppled Central State Teachers 48 to 21 in Houghton and Texas Christian edged Baylor 23 to 22 in Fort Worth. Tulsa defeated Phillips 39 to 16 in Enida, Colorado Teachers beat Denver 24 to 21 in Greeley, Stanford won 34 to 24 over St Ignatius in Stanford, California, and California beat Athens 35 to 21 in Berkeley. Rockhurst 53 defeated Missouri Wesleyan 10 in Cameron, Wentworth Military 22 over Chillicothe in Lexington, Cape Girardeau Teachers 33 over Springfield Teachers 20, Southwestern 16 edged College of Emporia 15 in Emporia, St Marys 35 over Kansas Wesleyan 28, Bethany 44 defeated Bethany 23 in Lindsborg, Wichita 49 over Friends 30 in Wichita, Life 42 defeated Ottawa 27 in Kansas City, Independence 85 over Coffeyville 14 in Independence, and Fort Scott 35 over Kansas City, Kan. 25. High School action saw Parsons 14 over Columns 11, Independence 22 over Coffeyville 20, Pittsburg 42 over Fort Scott 17, Wichita Cathedral 28 over Lyons 21, Iola 28 over Chanute 17, and Richmond 25 over Wellsville 11.
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Haskell Institute boxing tops Kansas colleges in league night
Haskell Institute boxing results show eight decisions and two KOs in twelve bouts last night in Lawrence. Contests featured St Marys and Kansas Aggie boxers with six decisions and a knockout win for Haskell among nine collegian bouts. Judges Roy Lawrence and Lloyd Webster presided, while Fritz Meyn announced bouts and Harry Hutt refereed.
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University intramural basketball resumes Thursday schedule
The University of Kansas intramural basketball schedule will resume Thursday evening with three games at Robins Gym. At 8 o'clock Delta Sigma Lambda versus Cosmo Political Club on west court and Sigma Alpha Mu versus Kappa Sigma on east court. At 9 o'clock Sigma Phi Epsilon versus Phi Gamma Delta on west court and Alpha Kappa Psi versus Kappa Alpha on east court. Beta Theta Pi versus Pi Kappa Alpha on west court and Phi Delta Theta versus Pi Upsilon on east court. Call 48 for details.
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Indian Fighters Win Show Honors at Haskell Gym
Twelve amateur boxing exhibitions in a collegiate glove circus at Haskell gym featured Haskell Institute boxers against Kansas State Agricultural, St Marys, and the Kansas City Athletic Club. Indian bantamweight Albert Cooke beat Gene Lawson, Wins Over Smith Lee Captain earned a TKO over Mickey Smith, Hughey Stewart lost to Paul Hamilton, Wes Byas edged Matt Lex in extra rounds, Frank Prentup beat Pinky Prim, Be Fernest outpointed Francis Keegan, Doc Anderson defeated Jerry Wilson, Robert Poco beat Jack Smith, and Giles Jarvis fought Red Colman in a wild four round bout.
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Haskell boxers win multiple bouts in card at Has Kell venue
The report lists several Haskell boxers winning by decision or knockout in a four round and three round bouts. John Stringer defeated Reuben Bent in three rounds, John Ross knocked out in three rounds, and Jack Thompson won by decision over Bob Jones. Other Haskell fighters like Leo Captain, Paul Hamilton, and Ernest Manuel also scored victories by decision or KO against Kansas Aggies and St Mary's opponents.
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Notable Boxing Cards Reported From Various Cities
By the Associated Press results list multiple lightweight and welterweight bouts across cities including Indianapolis Chicago Philadelphia South Bend Akron Petersburg Terre Haute and Baltimore. Winners include Tony Herrera Georgie Nate Romy Buchanan Jack McVey and Chick Wagner with several draws and knockouts noted in the sparse dispatch.
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Pittsburg Gorillas pace Central with two wins at Washburn and Hays
Pittsburg Teachers College basketball, the Gorillas, routed Washburn 50 to 21 and beat Hays 38 to 17 in consecutive road games. They seek an eighth straight conference victory against Southwestern Saturday night, keeping their pace in the Central standings. Emmet Venne, Ottawa amateur netminder signed as Detroit’s spare goalie, posted a strong early pro record with ten goals allowed in ten pre pro games.
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Author Hall Cai Leaves for St. Moritz Due to Cough
AP reports Sir Hall Cai, author of The Woman Thou Art Me and The Manxman, has departed for St. Moritz, Switzerland, because of a persistent cough. Despite advanced years, he nears completion of a Life of Christ project. In Strasbourg, France vows to reimburse Alsace Lorraine residents for war damages, with about 7,000 claims but only $590,000 available to meet them.
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Restoration of Zwickau church reveals Luther sermon history
In Zwickau Germany the Church of St Catherine renovation includes the restored painting Showing Jesus washing the Apostles feet. The article notes Martin Luther preached in 1522 against hasty changes during the church’s long history.
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