Kansas Defeats Washburn 33 to 27 In Exhibition Tilt
Kansas Jayhawkers beat Washburn 33 to 27 after taking a 15 to 14 halftime lead. Ray Ebling led with six field goals, Bethel added five for Washburn, while Dick Wells and Gordon Gray spurred KU’s rally in the second half. The game served as warm-up for a Big Six clash with Iowa State.
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Washburn College
Toneka
Jayhawkers
Ichabods
Iowa State
Ebling
Ray Ebling
Jayhawker
Bethel
Washburn
Dittemore
Ichabod
Dick Wells
Kansas
Wells
Allen
Gray
Gordon Gray
K. A
Noble
Billiard Star to Appear at K U Union Thursday
Charles G. Peterson, famed billiard champion and authority, will speak at the K U Union Thursday at 3 30 p.m. He will demonstrate fancy shots and teach correct techniques as part of a 40-school tour to spark student interest in billiards. The itinerary includes major universities, colleges, military schools, and visits to Walter Reed Hospital and the National Press Club.
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Charles G. Peterson
Union Building
K. U
Peterson
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Indiana
Purdue
Ohio State
Catholic U, of America
Pennsylvania
Yale
Brown
Harvard
Rochester
Cornell
Buffalo
Michigan
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Wisconsin
St. Viator's Kenyon
Case
Bowdoin
Manlius
Campion
St. Mary's
Western Military
Onargo Military
Culver Military
U.S. Naval Academy
U. S.military Academy
Walter Reed Hospital
National Press Club
Washington, D. C
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New York City
Lawrence High to Host State Rival in Basketball Saturday
Lawrence high school schedules a state rivalry basketball game on Saturday as KV visits for a key contest.
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Tows State
Lawrence
Kanan Tack
Lamats
Indooy
New Plans For Braves In 1935 Pennant Race
Emil Fuchs remains Braves president as Bill McKechnie is confirmed manager for 1935. Renewal of Braves Field lease for 11 years removes park conflicts through 1946, with $45,000 in advanced ticket sales and $10,000 cash on hand. Fuchs says fans’ loyalty kept key players, including Lefty Brandt and Wally Berger, and outlines aim to add strength via deals while not trading top stars.
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New York
Emil Fuchs
Bill McKechnie
Boston Braves
National League
Braves Field
Fuchs
League
Braves
Fae
Ieee
McKechnie
Piper Clinches Tri County League Title Victory
Piper's triumphs over Linwood and Jardale quinets last week virtually seal the Tri County League championship. The battle now shifts to second place as Edgerton and Linwood sit tied, with Edgerton and Linwood facing off this weekend. Linwood's win over Piper seconds adds uncertainty to the final standings in the division, while Piner leads the otra division with Edgerton providing the main challenge to an undefeated league run.
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Piper
Linwoed
Jardale
Edgerton
Linwood
Edgarton
Aill
Altha Piner
Algo
Kidgerton
Piner
Jarbalo
Edwardsvill
Lansing
Basehor
Piper Ie
Linwood G
Drerton Nue
Edwardso
Jarbalo A
United States
Ames Cagers Threat to Claim Big Six Title
Ames Iowa Feb 6 With a month left in the Big Six race Iowa State Cyclones face Kansas at Lawrence then Oklahoma at Norman. Starters Ebling and Wells pace the offense against Kansas stars Eb ling and Cowen while Wegner and Cowen head the Cyclones defense. A pair of wins could push State into the top division and a possible conference title as they close with Drake Nebraska Kansas State.
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Ames
Iowa
Cycionos
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cyclones
Lawrence
Jayhawn Park
Phog Allen
Ray Ebling
Dick Wells
Jack Cowen
Ebling
Waldo Wegner
Cyclone
Colones
Norman
Sooners
Iowa State
State
Ag. A
Towns State
Drake
Nebraska
Kansas State
Union
Unclear 1930s Basketball Scores Drama Across Colleges
A jumble of basketball results lists multiple teams and scores, including Washington, Notre Dame, Wisconsin, Westminster, and plus many junior colleges. The fragment shows varied opponents, partial scores, and scattered school names without a cohesive storyline.
Bowling Scores Featured In Local Meet
Yancey and Pierson lead high scores in a bowling tally with Mercer Lupton and Higa contributing strong marks. WAT and Feicer participate, posting competitive figures across several 9th inning frames.
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Yancey
Pierson
Mercer
Lupton
Gutowsky declines pro contract to pursue coaching
Former Oklahoma City U. fullback navi Gutowsky turns down a pro deal to join Toby Greeng as an assistant at his alma mater Areane, rising to head coach after Stan William son resigned to Kansas State. He chose coaching over potential earnings, citing a career path over immediate pay.
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Nce Gutowsky
Oklahoma City U
Toby Greeng
Areane
Stan Williamson
Kansas State
Wes Fry
Gutowsky
Metroit Lions
Totsy Clark
Oklahoma City
QO. C. U
Gridirons
Nlny
Goldbugs
Detroit
Napurski
Sear
Shockers Upset Western Builders in Key Central Clash
Wichita State, nicknamed the Shockers, upset Southwestern 30 to 29 to claim second place in the Central Conference. Nooley and Powell sparked the rally as Southwestern led at halftime 17 to 13 before Wichita surged ahead in the second half. Urban tied the game on a free throw before Powell sealed it with a late free throw.
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Winfield
Kan
Meb
Wichita University
Southwestern
Wichita
Nooley
Yergler
Powell
Urban
Hall
Epoka
SHINE
Missouri Tiger Grid Prospects Drill Under New Coach Fauret
In Columbia on Feb 6 AP reports new Missouri coach Don Fauret began pre-spring football training. About 75 prospective players endured a hard two hour indoor workout as Fauret avoided commenting on the talent saying he hasn’t seen all the boys yet.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Don Fauret
Tiger
Fauret
Various puzzle clues and garbled notices from a newspaper page
A fragmentary OCR of a crossword puzzle page with scattered clues and garbled text. The readable items include scattered Across and Down entries, several miswritten phrases, and scattered references to puzzle solutions and notices. The overall item resembles a chaotic puzzle supplement segment rather than cohesive news.
Rabbit Laws Wrestle Over Open Season and Ferret Bans
The Western states push for shorter open season while eastern areas back protection and sport. Missouri plans a first ever closed season for cottontail rabbits and bans transporting wild rabbits out of state for commerce. Proposals cite overabundance and misdistribution with ferret and device bans tied to chase of rabbits from dens.
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Associated Press
States
Rabbit
Jack
Great Plains
New York State
Conservation Department
Hanel
Indiana
Missouri
Iaw
Tve
Missouri College Edges Gorillas in 1-Point Win
Pittsburg Kansas February 6 AP Missouri college gained a 21 to 20 victory over Pittsburg Teachers after Newman guard hit a field goal in the final 30 seconds. Pittsburg led 10 to 7 at halftime but Springfield rallied and claimed the win as Fastman led Pittsburg and Spurgeon starred for Springfield. Missouri leads inter-state Kansas Missouri college contests seven victories to four, excluding major conferences.
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Pittsborg
Kan
Pittsburg
Springfield
Dolge
Newman
Bears
Pitttsburg
Jess Fastman
Turward
Spurgeon
Kansas
Missouri
Triple Cage Rack: Three Junior College Quintets Tie for Lead
Parsons defeats Independence 31 to 28 in Parsons Kansas while Arkansas City beats Hutchinson 27 to 23 to join Garden City at second place in the Kansas Junior College conference standings. Garden City tops the race though Wasps lack enough league games for title eligibility. Arkansas City hosts Seely Friday. Twenty five Smith families notable at North Carolina State College as Browns and J ohgens contest second place.
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Parsons
Kan
Kansas
Garden City
Chilocco Indians
Arkansas City
Smths
North Carolina Strate College
Browns
Johngens
Ijrach
Agua Caliente Golf Tourney Opens Under Rain Threat
Golf prospects at Agua Caliente Mexico prepare for the $5,000 Agua Caliente sweepstakes with a 72 hole event as rain is forecast and wind direction is a concern for about 200 players. Prize structure includes 19 percent of a pool to top daily finishers and the rest to ticket holders with no bets on the full 72 holes.
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Auga Caliente
Mex
APJ
Tijuana Valley
Noa
New foothill coach named at Annapolis a year after
Lieut. Thomas J. Hamilton, former naval star, takes position as foothill heard coach at Annapolis. Three years back Gene Venzke posted a 4312.2 mile indoors world record at Millrose. Five years ago Sonja Henie won world figure skating at Madison Square Garden. St Louis and Tulsa tied for the American Hockey Association lead as Kansas City, 3 to 1, upset Tulsa. John Henry Lewis, a noted Pacific coast light heavyweight, is studying for the ministry.
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Thomas J. Hamilton
Naavy
Annapolis
Gene Venzke
Millrose
A. A
United States
Sonja Henie
Madison Square Garden
Kansas City
St. Louis
Tulsa
American Hockey Association
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma’ City
Issusix
John Henry Lewis
Pacific Coast
Marquette Coach Advocates Alert Players for Winning Team
Marquette University basketball mentor William S. Chandler preaches alertness as the key to success. He favors adapting defense and offense to each opponent, values scouting, and believes a strong work ethic and academic effort correlate with court brilliance. Chandler runs a people-centered program, prioritizing big men and developing ‘surprise’ teams from scrubs.
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Milwaukee
William S. Chandler
Marquette University
Chandler
Walter Meanwell
Wisconsin
Bugis
Marquette
Jenny
Nia
Daryl
Dilly, Jr
Stanley
Wolf Drive Saturday in South Part of County
A wolf drive will be held Saturday February 9 in the southern part of the county. The Dyer pasture hosts the roundup with lines running north from Willow Springs township hall and east to Baldwin, then south past the cemetery to a road south of Norwood, then west to a point west of the slab and finally two miles west of the slab. Captains are Roy Merchant north line Frank Lobinger east line Cecil Vining south line H Butell test line. Dinner by the Farmer's Union at Number 10 school house.
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Dyer Pasture
Willow Springs Township Hall
Baldwin
Norwood
Roy Merchant
Frank Lobinger
Cecil Vining
South Ling
H. Butell
Test
Farmer's Union
Number 10
School House
Edwards Optimistic U Basketball Power With New Player
Columbia Missouri February 6 AP Coach George Edwards of the University of Missouri expresses optimism with 6 foot 5 center Carmin Henderson, calling him the best Tiger pivot since Norman Wagner. Edwards expects strong Big Six games against Kansas State and Nebraska, noting no injuries from the trip and planning to reuse the successful lineup.
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Columbia
Carmin Henderson
Norman Wagner
George Edwards
University’ of Missouri
Kansas State
Wagner
Edwards
Nebraska
Nebraska to Play Indiana Football in 1936 and 1937
Indiana and Nebraska athletic departments completed negotiations for football games in 1936 and 1937. Athletic Director Dana X. Bible and coach Bo McMillin finalized the pact, linking Lincoln and Indiana in future seasons.
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Hunkers Sien
Indiana
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Dana X. Bible
Bo McMillin
Kansas State College
Franklin School Attendance Shown by January List
The January roll shows Thelma Cox Juanita Cox Robert Cox Lawrence Glock Arthur Oatman Howard Ray Maxine Cox Louise Glock Hazel Ray Floyd Cox Marie Cox Homer Welsh and Norma Eisele as neither absent nor tardy. Mrs Erman Allison resigns as teacher. Louise Pfleger to finish term. Delores Ann, Mrs Ralph Wickman, and Mrs Harry Warmker and Sr. Deo Ott of Belleview, critically ill.
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Thelma Cox
Juanita Cox
Robert Cox
Lawrence Glock
Arthur Oatman
Howard Ray
Maxine Cox
Louise Glock
Hazel Ray
Floyd Cox
Marie Cox
Homer Welsh
Norma Eisele
Erman Allison
Franklin
Louise Pfleger
Ralph Wickman
Harry Warmker
Delores Ann
Deo. Ott. Sr
Belleview
Social visits and family moves noted in local column
Mr and Mrs Harry Warmker and Delores Ann spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Albert Hadl. Mr and Mrs W Gordon and family visited Roy Gordon at Williamsburg on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richardson moved into the vacated Weizman place. Mr and Mrs Gordon Davis moved onto the Hizy Davis property. Mr and Mrs Plin White called Monday evening on Mr and Mrs W Gordon.
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Harry Warmker
Delores Ann
Albert Hadl
W. Gordon
Roy Gordon
Williamsburg
Richardson
Weizman
Gordon Davis
Hizy
Blackbirds for Baskets Hope to Break St John’s Jinx
Coach Clair Bee renames his Long Island university team the Blackbirds this season to shed the Red Devils nickname and end the jinx from rival St. John’s. The 1. U. five has a history of high scoring in the 50s to 70s.
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