Ames Victory Puts K. Uz. In. Lead SOONERS NOW THIRD
Ames, Iowa February 5 AP The University of Kansas leads the Big Six basketball race after Iowa State defeated Oklahoma 83 to 29 to break a tie between the Sooners and Kansas. The Cyclones moved to second place, half a game behind Kansas, while Oklahoma dropped to third. Waldo Wegner led Iowa State scoring with 12 points and Torvald Homes, Jack Cowen, and Wegner starred. for Oklahoma, Connelley and Warren led with strong performances.
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Basketball Plays Taught at Relays Club Dinner
Kansas Relays club members gathered at the Hotel Eldridge for a basketball clinic led by KU coach. Dr. F C Allen used a blackboard to illustrate plays fouls and time rules while answering questions. Ad Lisidsey spoke on 1985 outlook and freshmen replacing varsity losses. Planned Relays bids include Cunningham Bonthron and Venzke with Glenn and Venzke likely attendees. Club officers Glenn Char ter, W. G. Hutson, A. K. Woestemeyer and Gene Glahu were reelected.
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Ted Meridith’s landmark 1916 half mile run praised by Dorsey
Washington reports Pennsylvanian track captain Frank Dorsey recalls trailing Ted Meridith in 1916 when he set a then record half mile in 1 minute 52.1 seconds. Dorsey credits Meridith’s power and late surge, noting Windnagle was runner up and Dorsey himself placed third.
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Kansas Junior College grid scores and schedule notes
Associated Press roundup lists basketball results including George Washington 41 and West Virginia 43, Ohio State 48 over Purdue Chicago 26, Nebraska 21, and late entries like Garden City and Fort Scott Junior College. It also previews tonight's schedule with games at Arkansas City Parsons Independence Garden City and Tidepen dence, plus a note on municipal utilities profitability in Danville Virginia.
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Strange as It Seems by John Hix
A garbled OCR fragment presents a column titled Strange as It Seems by John Hix with scattered phrases about Watkin, Shope, and various obscure terms. The readable bits hint at a narrative about invention, labor, and tomorrow, but most content is indecipherable, lacking clear events or persons.
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Washburn and Lawrence high clash in scattered sports slate
A fractured calendar lists exhibition basketball and hockey dates featuring Washburn, Tulea, Kansasity, and Lawrence high with matchups at various venues. Other notes mention Iowa State, UL, FSU and scattered indoor events in a tentative, unclear schedule.
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Kansas to face Washburn in exhibition game
Kansas Jayhawks meet Washburn College at Topeka in an exhibition showdown 7:30 p.m. at Whiting Field House. Washburn, new Missouri Valley member, aims to test KU as alumni gather at the Green Parrot for a feed and program.
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Baker Wildcats Face Kansas Conference Grind After Close Wins
Baker University Wildcats return from their first Kansas Conference swing with Rockhurst McPherson and College of Emporia as coach Emil Liston notes the Baker McPherson game was the fastest exhibition seen. Rudolph Albertson and Quear praised for development despite injuries as Baker nears Washburn with hopes of a title fittingly distant. Mort Scott led a 42 41 Junior College win over Miami Oklahoma.
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Debate over deliberate offense vs fast break in basketball
The piece weighs coaching views on modern basketball systems, contrasting deliberate passing and screening with fast breaks. It cites crowd reactions and attendance as decisive, notes football like action desired by fans, and mentions Oklahoma departure trends and several named athletes amid long lists from multiple colleges.
Pittsburg Runner Sets 880 Mark in Newark and Millrose
Elton Brown of Pittsburg Kansas shattered the 880 yard indoor record at the 113th Regiment armory after a Garden track clocking. Ny of Sweden paced Brown through most of the race while Joe McChiskey won the two mile in 9:20 2/8, breaking an 18 year old mark.
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Victory to Raven Boxers in Atchison Meet
St Benedicts defeated Kansas State and Haskell Institute in Atchison securing their second win in a week. Ravens won five of seven bouts here last night. Next up is Missouri at Columbia on Feb 12.
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Chilocco Boxers to Tour the West and Canada
Chilocco Indian school boxing team, holders of the Missouri Valley AvA.U. title, will tour the Pacific coast and Canada. The west trip in April includes Los Angeles Hollywood Long Beach Phoenix Roswell Santa Fe. The northern journey in May will take them to Minneapolis Chicago and Peoria with side trips for education and sightseeing.
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Tigers End Slump with Win Over Nebraska Five
Missouri stops a slump by defeating Nebraska 21 points in a Big Six clash at Lincoln. Parsons led scoring with 12 as Missouri pulled ahead with seven minutes left and held off a late Huskers surge. The Tigers’ defense, aided by Cowell and Tenderson, preserved the victory in a tight finish.
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Bowling Elks Score Big In Tight Meet
Bowling action reports high score by Bhagianns and Kelterman with 26 points leading Elks. Timay and Pulnttsgootd deliver solid marks as Walard Vitney and Pler igi show strong showings amid a close team battle.
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Celtics of Old Return to Court as Pro Showmen
The Celtics, led by Mete Barry with Joe Lapchick and Dutch Dehnert, tour towns as aging legends of a former world champion era. They draw crowds, each earning near $6,000 per 100 ines played, and entertain with ball handling, comedy, and demonstrations while Pete Barry, age 49, claims a 22-year pro span and 20,000 games. Lapchick coaches, once the top paid star at $10,000 a season, guiding a troupe that blends nostalgia with a profitable modern show. Herm Nelson of Norman and Charles Van Moesens of Tulsa are among young athletes noted in other events.
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Golfers Head to Agua Caliente for Winter Tourney
Golfing stars shift from Oakmont Nassau chase to Agua Caliente sweepstakes with Remy Picard and Haile racing in rain delayed play. Cooper leads medalists, while nine remain and top prize reaches 2400 dollars for match play. Agua Caliente 72-hole event offers 6000 dollars and introduces per round pari mutuel betting with ten percent of daily pot to each of top three players.
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Sooners Rally Despite Grueling Road Trip Win Over Two Big Opponents
Oklahoma wrestlers endured a long road swing driving 366 miles to Manhattan 358 to Ames 25 to Columbia and 365 back to Norman arriving Sunday. They defeated Kansas State 25 1 and Missouri 46 8, extending their unbeaten stretch to 20 hours of competition. Coach Keen’s squad faces a tough Norman test Monday against Ed Gallagher’s Aggies with six champions aboard.
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Ottawa U. Evens Score in Kansas Cage Showdown
Ottawa Braves of Ottawa Kansas conference leaders evened the score with St Benedicts in a 33 to 28 win. Kisumun led Ottawa with 13 points as St Benedicts trailed after Ottawa gained the lead late in the period. Deutsch paced the Ravens with nine points. Plans spring grid drill.
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Nebraska Huskers to begin spring football March 4
Coach D X Bible of the University of Nebraska plans to start spring football practices with a candidate call on March 4 after the 1933 basketball season ends. Roy Links Lyman, ex Cornhusker lineman and veteran pro, will arrive to coach Nebraska forwards. Coaching staff additions were announced weeks earlier.
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Liners Nearer Title After Beating Tulsa Oilers
Kansas City on February 3 reports the Liners narrowed the Missouri Valley A A U league title gap by defeating the defending champion Tulsa Oilers 32 to 20. A late Oilers rally saw 17 points in a stretch, but Liners held the lead.
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Kansas City Triumph Secures Lead With Late Field Goal
The game climaxed with a last-minute field goal by Wallenstrom off a pass from Fischer from Weir. Tom Vickell led Tulsa with 14 points, while Kansas City earned its sixth league win and expanded its lead over McPherson, Kansas.
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Government ends goat purchase program in drought relief
Washington AP reports the government has finished buying goats once and for all. About 354,698 goats were purchased by AAA agents in the western drought area to prevent starvation, with 12,000 slaughtered and canned by relief officials for destitute families. Col Philip G Murphy announced the cost at 496,577 dollars, or SIMO percent. In Stillwater Oklahoma, Grinnell Pioneers defeated Oklahoma A&M 24 to 22 to tighten their Missouri Valley lead as McMurray and Klepfer hit late field goals.
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American dancer in Paris faces morality probe over nude act
Paris officials weighed a protest by a French group alleging nude dancing by Joan Warner, 22, an American entertainer from Norberth, Pennsylvania. The complaint seeks action after police halted her show in a cheap restaurant claiming offenses against public morality. Warner defended the routine as modest, saying it previously played in Chicago and Milwaukee before the finale where she discards clothing except a chain and performs a rapid cartwheel.
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