Sooners face Kansas and Iowa State on road trip tests
Oklahoma basketball heads to Lawrence for an exhibition with Kansas Thursday and a Big Six conference game Friday, then travels to Ames for a crucial Saturday contest. A sweep would thrust Oklahoma into a commanding conference lead, while losses could spark a title tie.
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Oklahoma Features Shine In Night Two Basketball Action
Browning drives and shoots for 15 points as Oklahoma showcases early two handed jump shots and solid post play. Munson's center work and Bross's feeding and shooting drive the late surge, with Fudge Warren from Boynton delivering spirited floor play in the second game.
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Aggies Trip Jayhawks 36 to 0 in Kansas wrestling clash
Kansas State wrestling dominated Kansas 30 in Manhattan on February 7 AP report. Wildcats won six falls and two decisions, with Shier, Campbell, McDonald, Fowler, Young, Bohnenbhist, Veatch, Veatch, Hodson, Thiele among winners. referee George Branigan presided.
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Curious Biographies of Royalty and Authors Across Time
A fragmentary historical note recalls Louis II of Bavaria, isolated at opera events and grand banquets with imaginary guests, later deemed incapable of ruling. It also mentions Olive Schreiner, pen name Ralph Iron, and her posthumously published From Man to Man. A Mexico race parlay from Agua Caliente in 1931 is briefly noted with winners Escobilla and Wontain.
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Big Six quintet standings and upcoming games schedule
Standings list Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Iowa State Kansas State with partial figures. Week games include Thursday and Friday exhibitions in Lawrence, Saturday clashes at Ames Manhattan and Lincoln. Other regional matches feature Baker McPherson and nearby college contests across Emporia Ot tawa and Hays.
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Nebo Aims To Take Lightweight Title From Ross In KC
Pete Nebo of Key West Florida challenges Barney Ross of Chicago for one of Ross’s lightweight and junior welterweight belts in a 12 round bout in Kansas City. Ross favored, Nebo praised by manager Art Winch as aggressive and always on top. Other undercard bouts feature Bus Breese vs Joey Alcanter and Salvado Bonninuto vs Steve Ketchell. Amateur bowler Bill O’Donnell from Kansas City recently rolled a 300 game and a 299.
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Key West
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Chicago
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Close Conference Showdowns Shuffle Kansas Standings
Three tight Kansas and Central Conference games produced few ranking shifts. Emporia State edged Ottawa 32 to 30, dropping Ottawa from fourth and forcing Baker to hold third with a 24 to 22 win over Kansas Wesleyan as Suran led the Coyotes with 3 field goals and 6 free throws. In Central play, Washburn fell 23 to 20 to Pittsburg State with Eastman pacing the Gorillas as Wittshoro Teachers stayed ahead early and preserved the lead despite free throw struggles.
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Duke and rivals notch scattered college hoops scores
A.S. Associated Press roundup lists numerous results. Duke defeated Virginia Military 43 to 32, Pitt beat Duquesne 31 to 29, Virginia edged Maryland 25 to 25, Chattanooga lost to Tennessee 43 to 28, Mississippi State defeated Mississippi 21 to 38, and several other college games including Bradley over Illinois 38 to 26 and Notre Dame 43 to 34. In other notes, Kansas City wrestlers Brindel beat Dusek, while Dusek and Castle competed in separate bouts. Gus Mancuso of the New York Giants showed signs of recovery from typhoid fever and was expected to join spring training.
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Gerald Meeker
Kansas City
Babe Carnera
Hes Moines
AM Johnson
Minneapolis
Cunningham’s mile pace tops East claims in big meet
Glenn Cunningham wins the Wanamaker mile in 4 11.2 with Venzke timing 4 12. The race sparks East versus West debate as Kansas rivals praise Cunningham’s consistent triumphs. Kansas high schools adopt eight semester rule affecting eligibility and transfer rules. track limits set to one 440 yard race per meet.
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Boxing and sports notes from early season talk in 1930s gaze
Thursday card years and repeal attempts headline a shaky rule debate. Gwinn Henry, once Missouri mentor, eyed for New Mexico University coaching. Haskell show features Indians and Ravens with a strong Kansas State win, promising amateur card. Oklahoma spring drills report a solid squad of lettermen and promising frosh backs and linemen.
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Reds land Dazzy Vance in waiver sale amid midwinter talks
New York February seventh. National League magnates left town with only one major deal to their credit as rumors of blockbuster trades faded. Cincinnati Reds president Powel Crosley Jr and GM Larry MacPhail announced the purchase of Arthur Dazzy Vance from the St Louis Cardinals for seven thousand five hundred dollars, hoping the veteran right hander can stage a comeback with a new club.
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Dazzy} Vance
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Eudora Tops Linwood In League Battle By 27 17
Eudora defeated Linwood 27 to 17 on the Eudora court led by Neis forward with seven field goals. Linwood guard Anderson was their high scorer with seven points as Linwood’s second team beat Eudora 22 to 18 in a preliminary. Friday night DeSoto visits Eudora. box score shows Eudora's Prete Gerstenberger and Papenhausen among top scorers. Linwood's McMillan Meihke and Anderson also in double figures.
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Tulsa Oilers defeat Ogden Boosters for 29 to 24 win
Tulsa, Feb. 7. The Tulsa Oilers, defending national A. U. champions, edged Ogden Boosters 29 to 24 after trailing most of the game. The Oilers, who beat Oklahoma City and Hutchinson in the Missouri Valley A. A. U. league, held off a late surge by Ogden as Cassopolis Mich. high school's first team routed Watervliet Mich. preps 3-0 with all points from frog throws.
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Nell Donald and Ruby Allen Seek World Wrestling Title
Nell Donald a 27 year old from Chicago who trained as a physical education teacher organized a women’s wrestling challenge after failing to find teaching work. She and Ruby Allen planned a match, faced initial licensing hurdles, but Illinois Attorney General Otto Kerner ruled no rule barred licenses. Licenses were issued, enabling the two to wrestle for the world title.
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KU Intramural Standings Lead Five Divisions at CICero Stadium
The University of Kansas intramural basketball tourney shows undefeated teams across five divisions with seven wins in divisions 1, 2, and 3 and four to seven wins in divisions 4 and 5. Kanpa Sigma on top with 690.5 points, followed by Beta and Phi Delts. scoring includes Turkey Run, fall events, and team tournaments. championship delayed until winter and spring events finish.
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