Aggies Bow To Jayhawker Quintet In Big Six Classic
The Jayhawkers beat Kansas A ggies 29 to 26 at Manhattan before 8000 plus fans in a tight Big Six showdown. Bishop led with 13 points as Thomson and Cox starred for KU. free throws nearly decided it for the Jayhawkers who avenged their recent skids with strong guard play. Nebraska visits Monday as Gov Reed spoke during the halftime.
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Wildcat
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Sani
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Iy Bishop
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University
Agries
Jim Bausch
Ramsey
Bausch
Cron Kite
Frosty Cox
K. U
Cox
Page
Swork
KU to decide on Kansas Missouri indoor meet date
Indications point to University of Kansas officials ruling on whether to move this year’s annual Kansas Missouri indoor track meet from Friday night to Saturday night. Missouri seeks the shift to avoid class conflicts with a Kansas Oklahoma basketball game and may push for next year’s change. The 27th annual meet may thus be held on a Saturday, with KU and Pittsburg Teachers among major schools discussed in broader state basketball notes.
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Missouri
Atiach. A. Athletic Board
K. U
Columbia
Kansas City
New York
Morgantown
West Va
Omaha
Creighton
Ars
University of Kansas and
Pittsburg
Ki U
Zethany
Carl Lawson
John Lance
Ernest Schmidt
Winfield Flash
Coralas
Jayhawkers
Western league and association meeting in Excelsior Springs
Western league officials held two days of baseball scheduling and routine discussions in Excelsior Springs Missouri. Dale Gear served as president of both circuits and remained for the ongoing sessions through Friday. The league closed its meeting last night with an executive committee session and offered no public decision on the Topeka franchise or the 1989 season.
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Excelsior Springs
Western Association
Dale Gear
Topeka
Beginnings Lesson Teaches Swing Misadventure
An elderly coach, Mr Bubb, spent an hour teaching a beginner the basics of a good swing. After the session he remarked to Jock that the method was why someone named Smith advised him to train, noting the student nearly collapsed from effort.
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Lutchison
Bubb
Iesson
Jock
Ee Smith
Big Six Wrestling Standings This Week
Friday features Kansas versus Nebraska in Lincoln while Saturday offers Oklahoma against Missouri in Columbia. The meet highlights address standings across the Big Six with emphasis on key conference matchups this week.
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BIG Six
Kansas
Nebraska
Lincoln
Oklahoma
Missouri
Columbia
Indians Will Box at Topeka Card Headlined by Haskell
Two Haskell boxers headline an amateur card in Topeka next Monday night due to their performance in the intercollegiate show. John Ross 148 pounds welterweight champion of Kansas faces Earl Roberts of Topeka, while Paul Hamilton 123 pounds meets Curley Nedeau of Topeka. Nedeau claims the 185 pound state crown. Ross captured the welter title at Haskell by KOing Elmo Young of Kansas Aggies, who won the crown at Hutchinson.
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Haskell
Topeay
John Ross
Kansas
Earl Roberts
Topeka
Paul Hamilton
Curley Nedeau
Nedeau
Ross
Elmo Young
Kansas Aggies
Hutchinson
Indians Ready For Topeka Night Showdown
The Indians basketball team under Coach Tus Ackerman heads to Washburn University in Topeka for a tomorrow night game at the Washburn Field House. The Braves seek a win after a string of losses. Last season Haskell edged Washburn as Louis Weller hit two field goals and two free throws late.
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Ackerman
Topeka
Washburn College
Washburn
Braves
Haskell
Theichabods
Louis
Weller
High school basketball scores from around the region
At Granville Wittenberg 47 Nenison 35. At West Point Army 41 West Virginia 36. At Champaign Illinois 52 Chicago 25. At Annapolis Navy 39 Lehigh. At Columbus Otterbein 33 Capital 20. At New Brunswick Rutgers 44 Johns Hopkins 32. At Hollywood De Paul Chicago 27 Hollywood A C 24. At Butte Montana Miners 34 Montana Normal 11. At San Francisco Olympic club 45 St. Marys 35. At Rolla Westminster 1 Rolla Miners 17. At Manhattan Kan Kansas 29 Kansas Aggies 26. At Kansas City Rockhurst 29 St Marys 19. At Emporia Emporia 31 Burlington 13. At Kansas City Rockhurst High 23 St Mary 12.
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Granville
Wittenberg
Nenison
West Point
Army
West Virginia
Champaign
Ullnois
Chicago
Annapolis
Navy
Lehigh
Columbus
Otterbein
Capital
New Brunswick
Rutgers
Johns Hopkins
Hollywood
de Paul
Hollywood A. C
Butte
Montana Miners
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San Francisco
Olympic Club
St. Mary’s
Rolla
Westminster
Rolla Miners
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Aggies
Kansas City
Rockhurst
St Mary’s
Emporia
Burlington
Rockhurst High
St. Mary
Wins Big Dog Derby in Ottawa
Ottawa reports Emil St Goddard of Pas, Manitoba, 24, wins his ninth major dog derby in six years. The veteran rider adds another title after a lengthy career leading dogs in endurance events.
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Ottawa
Emil St
Goddard
The
Pas
Kansas Jayhawkers Indoor Carnival Team Lineup
Kansas track aims for a strong indoor debut at the KC A C invitation meet in Kansas City. Coach Brutus Hamilton leads KU with notable entries across sprints, hurdles, middle distance, relays, and field events, despite Jim Bausch’s absence in weights and pole vault. Captain Lowell Hinshaw competes in the 600 yard Shannon Douglas cup.
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Kansas City
Brutus Hamilton
K. U
Jim Bausch
Hamilton
Jayhawkers
Lawrence
Sickel
Klaner
Roosey
Parker and Nichols
Ash
Mize
Young
Stralow
Benton
Fortune
Bowers
Levine
Stoyer
Zimmerman
Beardslee
Stillman
Thornhill
Ward
Frank Bausch
Walton
Lowell Hinshaw
K U Basketball Stars Are Out With Injuries
University of Kansas players are hospitalized after last night’s Manhattan game with the Kansas Aggies. Ome Thomson sustained a badly wrenched shoulder while Jim Bausch suffered an ankle sprain. Thomson may miss tomorrow and then play Nebraska. Bausch is out of the K C A C track meet and likely the Nebraska game.
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University of Kansas
Manhattan
Kansas Aggies
Ome Russell
Rub) Thomson
Nebraska
Jim Bausch
Dempsey Skips Chicago Fight Night Again
Jack Dempsey will be absent from Friday night shows at the Chicago Coliseum where Harry Ebbets of New York meets Clyde Chastain of Dallas. The ex heavyweight champion, who has spent about $50,000 promoting events, is en route to the Pacific coast and did not attend his previous vaudeville engagement. He will instead referee fights as he travels.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Chicago Coliseum
Harry Ebbets
New York
Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Tex
Dempsey
Pacific Coast
Babe Ruth Keeps Busy In Florida Golf
Babe Ruth, in Florida, says he is down in weight and continues golf to stay in condition. He notes his score remains in the 90s and jokes about lacking a strong golf swing after years in sports. The text also mentions Alabama Polytechnic Institute's football record, noting 146 wins in 37 years with 85 losses and 16 ties, alongside scattered college basketball references.
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Miami
Fla
Justia
Babe Ruth
Tye
Florida
Ram
Alabama Polytechnic Institute At Auburn
Ted
Lawrence High Quintet Boasts Fine Defensive Record on Basketball Court
Lawrence high school basketball has held five Northeast Kansas opponents to just nine field goals, with Rosdale two, Wyandotte three, Atchison one, Argentine and Leavenworth two each. After an opening loss to Topeka 18 to 22, coach Melvin Griffin’s team shows steady form and strong reserves. Upcoming games include Rosedale, Ottawa, Leavenworth, and Topeka, with championship implications in the league and tournament outlook boosted by depth.
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Lawrence
Rosedale
Wyandotte
Atchison
Argentine
Leavenworth
Melvin Griffin
Topeka
Rosedale High
Ottawa
Topela
Griffin
Fred Harris
Claude Dicker
Roy Vandeventer
Bob Curd
Bill Guffer
Milton Allen
Fred Nelson
Paul Bethel
Paul Harnar
Paul Tucker
Heavier clubs aid golfers Morton Smith Hall study tips
Morton Smith from Joplin and Charley Hall of Birmingham report longer, truer drives with heavier clubs. Charley argues medium weight clubs beat ultra light ones for most players, sharing his own 12 and 13 ounce driver adjustments. Bobby Jones continues selective 1924 season activity as Walker Cup plans unfold.
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Morton Smith
Joplin
Birmingham
Ala
Charley Hall
Birmingham Country Club
Charley
Galf
America
Anil T
Rio Rico course hosts pro am with $225 prize purse
The golf tournament opened on the Rio Rico country club layout with a pro am event slated to begin tomorrow as the first foursome tees off. Prize money totals 225 dollars. The article also lists many local residents and students from area schools and colleges visiting relatives, attending events, or taking midterm breaks, including Wendell Milliken and several named families.
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Rio Rico Country Club
Big Springs Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Henry Gilbert and daughter Olive visited sister Mrs Veda Dreyer and family on Monday. Hazel Dreyer spent the weekend with the Harley Milliken family. Donald Frandle, Milliken school teacher, took the Topeka teachers exam Friday and Saturday. Mrs Fred Phillips visited sister Mrs John Price in Topeka and mother Mrs T J Cust. Mr and Mrs Walter McClanahan and family called Sunday on Mr and Mrs Wright Bertschinger. Mr and Mrs William Worthing Ston and family of Tecumseh stopped at Mrs Worthing’s home.
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Jon
Harley Spences
Charles Worthington
Wendell Milliken
Roosevelt High School
Topeka
Mr. Dreyer
Wright Bertschinger
Mr. Bertschinger
St. Francis Hospital
Frank Spencer
Alfred Rake
Stull
Dan Geelan
James
Kansas City
A. G. Noe
Big Springs
Gertrae Henry
Bald=win
University of Kansas
Kenneth Milliken
Roy Armstrong
Kansas State Agricultural College
Dwight Henry
Max Batmmater
Emma Bachmann
Oread V High School
Thelma Custard
Lusaita Rubottom
Opera High School
Wilda
John Matney
Bahomuer
KR. F. Buck
Gus Noi
Grace Watts
Elizabeth Cahnmaier
Ben Kellogg
S. L. Dark
Vesta Bahun
Hazel Plateman
M French
George Shee
A. P. Riley
Ora Goff
Ray Cree
Herbert Wyiner
George Lips
Maggie Read
Porin
Fornia
C. W. Boutsaw
Miller
Phillips
Fred Miller
William Platem
Henry’ Gilbert
Olive
Henry
Veda Dreyer
Hazel Dreyer
Harley Milliken
Donald Frandle
Milliken
Fred Phillips
John Price
Yom
T. J. Cust
Walter McClanahan
Wright
Bertschinger
William Worthing- Ston
Tecumseh
Sirs. Worthing
Local News and Social Notes From Lecompton Area
Mrs A S Armstrong and Mrs Isaae Webber from Kansas City visited their mother Mrs J W Fleenor of Lecompton. The Larkin club will meet Wednesday at Mrs Nettie Greun’s home with Mrs Ruth Bahamiater assisting. Various residents report health updates and visits, including Mary Edna Lancaster back in school and Esther Spencer’s return home. Local movements include Theodore Wiswine sawm a load of wood, Ed Siler finishing carpentry, and planned moves near Clinton. Funeral of Charles Dew at United Brethren in Lawrence noted. several families and neighbors hosted gatherings and visits across Lecompton and nearby towns.
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Isaae Webber
Kansas City
J. W. Fleenor
Lecompton
Larkin Club
Nettie Greun
Ruth Bahamiater
Mary Edna ‘Lancaster
A. I. ,Armstrong
Esther Spencer
Albert Preserve
Herman Bohnsack
Eudora
A.J. Osborn
John Dellin
Maude Petlin
Charles Tee
Johnson Place
Clinton
Iee Wells
iMr
Nemie
Theodore Wiswiné
W. C. Slusser
L. "Thatcher
J. A. Osborn
C. EB
Stan
Twix
Ed Siler
Carpenter
Theodore Wiewins
Frank Wowk
Olin Button
George Coffman
George
Daug
Topeka
Ray Tucker
Pueblo
Calis
O. W. Smith
Lawrence Thatcher
Bahomier
James Os
Washburn Founder’s Day Marked by 65th Anniversary Program
Washburn University observes founder’s day with a convocation at MicVicarchapel where Lurduck, Wichita news paneer editor, spoke. Philip King named associate to Tarley PL Womer, college president, awaiting confirmation at the annual trustee luncheon. Womer to be trustee at the Washburn day tonight in the fields house.
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Lurduck
Wichita News
Paneer
MicVicarchapel
Philip . King
Te. Tarley
Womer
Washburn
Fields House
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