Kansas City High Triumph Over Lawrence 18 to 14
Kansas City’s red and black team preserved its perfect Northeast Kansas league record by edging Lawrence 18 to 14 in a hard fought local court battle. Captain Skradski led the visitors with three field goals and one free throw for seven points, while Lawrence star Jones and Foresman and Fear hig contributed on defense as the locals pressed late but could not close the gap. The Kansas City second team also defeated Lawrence 21 to 9.
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Elk Bowling Score Ten Pins Harts Gustafson high men
Valley games tonight feature Ames vs Missouri in Columbia and Nebraska vs Oklahoma in Lincoln. Gustafson leads with 688 series while Edmondson 479 Barteldes 482 and Epley 257 top the high men. Wigton 213 marks a strong individual showing.
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Lawrence Junior Team Triumphs Over Topeka Midgets 14-4
Lawrence midgets defeated Topeka midgets 14-4 on the Central Y. M. C. A. court after a slow start. Shawnee at center starred for Lawrence with nine of fourteen points. Topeka hit four free throws. A second game saw Topeka Sumner junior high beat Lawrence junior highs 13-5. crowd packed the gym as local youths rode to Topeka.
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Last Night Scores Across Colleges and Cities
Scores from various college games last night include Kansas City 18 over Lawrence 14 in Kansas, Olathe 30 over Leavenworth 15, Washington U. 34 over Iowa State 17 in St. Louis, Oklahoma 25 over Kansas Aggies 23 in Manhattan, Marysville 38 over Beattie 4, Texas University 16 over S M A 5 in Austin, Fairmount 20 over Ottawa 15 in Ottawa, M M A 36 over Westminster Freshmen 18 in Mexico, Tulane 42 over Louisiana State 15 in New Orleans, Connersville 28 over Lebanon 21, Warrensburg 46 over Springfield 29, and McPherson 84 over Bethany 10 in Lindsborg.
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Jayhawkers Fight Cyclones In Second Valley Clash
The University of Kansas basketball team, leaders chasing the Missouri Valley pennant, faces Ames Cyclones Monday night at Robinson Gymnasium. This will be their second meeting this season after the Mt. Greed team defeated the Cyclones in a prior game.
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Local high school team to meet Olathe quintet in NE Kansas league clash
Lawrence fans get two hard battles as LHS faces Olathe at Liberty Memorial gym. The second teams duel before the main event while coaches weigh starting five. Kennedy and Popplewell lead the forwards with Foresman at center and Jones and Fearing in the backcourt, Foster and Graeber expected to join the lineup.
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Bizarre City Notes Wet Streets And Pistol Warns
The report cites Mayor Holliday ordering a wash of Main Street if temperatures stay above freezing while a timekeeper's pistol is kept ready in case a battle erupts. John Bunn, freshman coach at K C, will referee the league game amid the weather-driven street plans. Separate items list a rental ad for 4 rooms near West 4th and a used gas range sale on West 6th Street.
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F. M. Holliday
For Sale: Sure Hatch incubitor 100 egg capacity
Auction ad style fragment lists a 100 egg incubator for sale at $6 with contact phone 1320 and a carpenter listing Frank Pearce with number 2123s plus a cabinet maker query. Also notes alfalfa hay four miles west on a concrete road with contact Zetno and a washing job wanted in Gall 2400.
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