Kansas beats Iowa State 40 to 27 in Big Six clash
Kansas avenged an earlier loss to Iowa State with a 40 27 victory at Ames. Johnson and O Leary each scored 17 as Kansas led 25 13 at halftime. The Jayhawkers also hit all their free throws, while Iowa State missed three. Next up Kansas visits Kansas State in Manhattan Friday February 12.
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Juniors Win Narrow Basketball Battle Over Leavenworth
Lawrence junior team edged Leavenworth 21 to 17 in a tight afternoon contest at the old Central School building. Castle and Hunt sparked the second half as Perry’s quintet overcame a 10 to 7 halftime deficit with seven field goals after intermission. In Kansas City, Rockhurst beat Kansas Wesleyan 36 to 23, led by Dick Quinn as Wesleyan failed to score decisively.
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Kansas Wesleyan
Rockhurst
Dick Quinn
Emporia Five Edges Lawrence High In Junior High Clash
Emporia scored 18 points to Lawrence High's 14 on Emporia Junior High court last night. Emporia led 10 to 5 at halftime and 12 to 9 after three periods, as Lawrence battled back and tied late before Meyers’ free throws sealed the win. District box score lists Smith and Meyers as key Emporia scorers. Conner and Lohman led Lawrence with sporadic baskets while Conner fouled Meyers to force the decisive tie. Next for Lawrence: Leavenworth away Friday and Ottaw a home Saturday.
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Baseball veteran William A. Rourke dies at 67 in Tampa
Cincinnati Reds general manager William A. Rourke died in a Tampa hospital after a ten day illness. A longtime figure in baseball, he spent 49 years as player and executive. His body was to be taken to Omaha for burial next Wednesday.
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Neb
Honus Wagner Stories, Golf Victory Highlight Baseball Icon
The hot stove lore covers Honus Wagner’s Philadelphia escapade as beer bottles flew at the umpire while he delivered batting practice. Wagner’s prime value is discussed versus today’s salaries, with a note on a wagered Evansville offer he almost took. In Miami Beach, Mrs. Lillian Zech reclaims Bayshore Women’s golf title after a 6 and 4 win over Mrs. Sterrett in the final.
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John McGraw
Philadelphia
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Miami Beach
Fla
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Chicago
Bayshore
H. D. Sterrett
Hutchinson
Kan
First-Eudora Loss Narrows Kaw Valley Standings
Linwood won 24 to 18 at Linwood, pulling ahead in the Kaw Valley race as the final quarter gave Linwood a ten point burst. McMillen led Linwood with 13 points while Mathia led Eudora with seven. Eudora seconds beat Linwood seconds 21 to 19.
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Tied for cue honors in Chicago title chase
The world three cushion billiards championship heats in Chicago as veterans Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia and Augie Kieckhof of Philadelphia challenge for the title with bold rivals. Reiselt and Kieckhof, former champions, faced a field with seven wins and two losses, amid strong opposition.
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Eladelphia
Augie Kieckhof
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Philadelphia Artst
A and M Cowboys Defeat Kansas State in 69th Win
Stillwater Oklahoma February 6 AP Oklahoma A and M College wrestling team kept its national champion status with a 23 to 8 win over Kansas State. Allan Kelly, a sophomore, beat Captain Doyle in the 145 pound class. Kansas State’s points came from Roberts at 155 and Miller at 175.
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Lawrence Recreation Parlor Ladies Match Scores Report
Scores of ladies matches at Lawrence Recreation Parlor include Winsome versus Mrs Pettit with scores 12 to 149 and 399, Miss Snow versus JiR 373, Mrs J Wise 335, 105, and others. Telephone Company entries show Miss Johnson 98 105, Miss Specht 2 094 512 208, Mrs Neustifter 116 158 137, totaling 306 360 351 99.
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Telephone Company
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Schaaf Stops Ruggirello in Madison Square Garden Bout
Ernie Schaaf, nicknamed Friday’s man, defeats Italian Salvatore Ruggirello in the fourth round of a scheduled fifteen round heavyweight fight at Madison Square Garden. Schaaf, guided by Jack Sharkey and Johnny Buckley, landed a body shot, followed by a right to the chin, forcing a nine count and a stoppage as Ruggirello overwhelmed him.
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Salvatore Ruggirello
Walter Cobb
Stanley Poreda
Jack Sharkey
Ernie Schaaf
Schaaf
Ruggirello
Madison Square Garden
Boston
Sharke
Johnny Buckley
Arthur Donovan
US lawn tennis to return major championships to hosts
The executive committee of the USLTA recommended returning all major 1932 championships to the clubs that hosted them last year except the National Clay Courts, which will move to Memphis. Memphis will host the event June 6 to 11, with West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills hosting the women’s singles August, and the men’s and veterans’ singles August 22 to 27. National doubles move to Longwood Cricket Club in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts.
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N. Y
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Chestnut Hills
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Basketball Results From Across Kansas and Nearby Colleges
A dense recap lists scores from Syracuse to Colorado and California games, with many colleges and junior colleges. Notable entries include Kansas State teams, Colorado Teachers, Denver, Gonzaga, Stanford, and USC results, plus numerous city and high school scores such as Topeka, Parsons, Ottawa, Lawrence, and Emporia.
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Country Day
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Topeka Catholic
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Journal-World
Emporia Rallied for Close Win Over Baker
Emporia Kansas Feb 6 The College of Emporia defeated Baker University cagers 32 to 24 last night. The Presbyterians needed a late surge to pull ahead after a 15-15 halftime. Sidway led the final period rally as Baker’s scoring cooled to a single free throw. Baker forward led with 10 points.
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Nine Grid Games Are on 1932 Baker Schedule
Baker University coach Emil Liston announced the 1932 football schedule for the Wildcats. The slate includes games in the Kansas and Central conferences, Missouri College Union, and with the Haskell Indians. Liston expects a strong team, returning all but three of the 1981 squad. The disrupted losses are Frank Cookson, Paxton Mize, and Arlan Wilkinson. The schedule lists Washburn at Topeka, College of Emporia at Emporia, Haskell at Lawrence, Bethany at Lindabore, Ottawa at Baldwin, Missouri Valley at Marshall, William Jewell at Kansas City, McPherson at Baldwin, and Kansas Wesleyan at Salina.
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Kansas City
Larson Brothers Lead Bethany Past McPherson 49 to 16
Bethany College powered past McPherson 49 to 16 as brothers Co and H Larson combined for 27 points to extend Bethany Swedes run for the Kansas conference title. The game showcased strong Larson scoring amid Bethany’s sharp defense in a decisive conference victory.
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Olympic Winter Sports Stage Arguments Sharply in Lake Placid
In Lake Placid, Americans widen lead as 1500m final sees Hurd Stack and Wedge controversy unresolved. After four hours of protest, Canadian and Scandinavian teams threaten withdrawal. United States scores 43 points to Canada 25 and Norway 8 amid staging turmoil and disqualification reversals.
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Ray Murray
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Boxing Roundup Mixed Wins Highlight European Tour
Berlin reports Prima stopping Ernest urheing after a clash in Germany while Guebring injures an ankle. New York sees Ernie Schaaf halt Salvatore Ruggirello. Cleveland Krankie Bauer knocks out Bobby Powell. Boston lists Jack McCarthy stopping Gilg Doy Rawson.
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Wrestling Cast Night in Buffalo and Across Cities
Wrestling results from Buffalo and other cities show Lendos defeating Frame Speer in 27:12 at 203 pounds. Don George pinned Tull Martin in two straight falls at 215 pounds. Tony Marconi vs Leslie Wolf decision noted with Marconi unable to continue after first fall. Peterson unable to retire after being town from ring following a bout in another card. Matches involve multiple weights and locations with several ring exits.
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Greece
Frame Speer
Alabama
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Massid
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Leslie Wolf
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Madison Square Garden to Expand Heavyweight Bouts This Week
The weekly fight cards at Madison Square Garden will add more heavyweight bouts. Promoter James J. Johnston and matchmaker Sam McQuade credit Max Schmeling’s willingness to face Jack Sharkey with boosting interest in the heavies. Lipton trophies to Scotland museu m Glasgow slated by Sir Thomas Lipton’s will. Cuban racing at Oriental Park to run seven days a week as officials promise full programs. Southern Conference cuts officials pay by one third at winter meeting.
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