Crippled Kansas Five Faces NU in Big Six Clash
The Kansas Jayhawkers rebuild their lineup for a Monday night meeting with Nebraska at the Auditorium. Coach Forrest C Allen replaces injured or ill players with Ted O Leary Ramsey and others as the Huskers, coached by Charley Black, rely on Morvis Fisher Harvey Grace and Tjon Maclay to push their scoring while defending a Kansas streak.
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Ted O'Leary
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Jim Bausch
Skinner
Charles Ransom
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Ad Paage
Art Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Charley Black
Doctor Allen
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Allen
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Lincoln
Huskers
Morvis Fisher
Harvey Grace
Jetter
Tjon Maclay
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Grace
Maclay
Lewandowski
Witter
Hokus
Final Tennis Battle for National Indoor Crown
Two players of different generations but similar styles meet to decide the national indoor singles title. Frank Hunter, 35, prominent Rochelle publisher, faces Julius Seligson, Lehigh University senior, in what promises to be a battle of baselines.
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New York
Nnational
New
Husky Son Op Ed Walsh Signs with Yankees
New York reports Robert E. Walsh a 22 year old Notre Dame graduate signed by the New York Yankees to follow in the pitching footsteps of his famed father Big Ed Walsh. He stands six feet four and weighs 205 pounds with brother Ed Walsh Jr already pitching for the Chicago White Sox.
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New York
Ed Walsh
Robert E. Walsh
New York Yankees
Chicago Whitesox
University of Notre Dame
The
Whitesox
Kansas baseball candidates report for first KU workout
University of Kansas coach John Bunn orders 11 baseball hopefuls to report Monday for the initial workout. Six lettermen and five newcomers are listed as reporting, with practices set for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday as spring training begins. Ed Ash and several basketball and track athletes are noted among the candidates.
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University of Kansas
John Bunn
Ds. A. Diamond
Paul Fisher
Bert Stoga
Ralph McCoy
Edgar Schmidt
Dean Lichiyter
Ralston Culp
T. C
Bishop
Bob" Thowison
K. U
Ed Ash
Launch
Cooley
Stanford
Hulteen
Mooney
Smoot
Harper
Anderson
Ross
Fletcher
Wilbur Schmdtt
D Haiton
Ann
Rosedale Highs To Meet Lawrence Here Tonight
Lawrence high basketball hosts its seventh Northeast League foe as Rosedale High provides the opposition at 7 30 this evening in the Lawrence gym. A Vinland junior game follows the main event. Lawrence sits third with six wins and one loss. starting linemen likely include Dicker Vandeventer Curd Guffer Harris. John Bunn of Kansas referees the contest.
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Lawrence
Lawrence High
Rosedale High
Lawrence Seconds
Vinland High School
Awrence
Cageh Melvin Griffin
Topeka
Boxing results roundup from multiple cities
The report lists several boxing outcomes: Sammy Hackett of Toronto outpointed Leo Sid Roy of Montreal in Toronto. Sammy Fuller of Boston won on foul over Benny Sass in Philadelphia. Clyde Chastain of Dallas defeated Harry Tbbets of Brooklyn in Chicago. Tiger Joe Rat dall of Elizabeth beat Larry Madge of Cleveland in Pittsburgh. Bob Godwin in Daytona Beach defeated Mike McTigue of New York. Dick Daniels of Minneapolis outpointed Matt Adgie in Philadelphia. Gorilla Jones of San Francisco and Eddie Roberts of Tacoma drew in San Francisco. Johnny Lamar of Hollywood defeated Cecil Payne of Louisville in Los Angeles.
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Sammy Hackett
Leo Sid Roy
Montreal
Boston
Sammy Fuller
Benny Sass
Philadelphia
Chicago
Clyde’ Chastain
Dallas
Texas
Harry Tbbets
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Tiger Joe Ratdall
Elizabeth
Larry Madge
Cleveland
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bob Godwin
Atlanta
Mike « McTigue
New York
Minneapolis
Dick Daniels
Matt Adgie
Y Philadelphi
San_ Francisco
Gorilla Jones
Alron
Ohio
Eddie Roberts
Tacoma
Wash
Drew
Hollywood
Johnny
Lamar
Los Angeles
Cecil- Payne
Louisville
Peace for Club New York Sees Carter Back Leader in Ahn
Peace and harmony ruled the Brooklyn National League club as W uliee F. Dutch Carter, famed Yale pitcher from 35 years ago, took the steering wheel today.
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Brooklyn
W Uliee F
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Yale
Huskers Dominate Jayhawks In Big Six Wrestling Meet
Nebraska matmen overwhelmed Kansas with two falls three decisions and a draw to win the Big Six contest. Captain Stave Church and Allen Cochranof Nebraska supplied the lone bright spots for Kansas as Lincoln posted strong performances in 115 through heavyweight matches.
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Leon Batman
Lincoln
Stu Nebraska
Kansas
Captain Stave Church
Allen Cochrane
Charch
Hengstler
Nebraska
Cochrane
Wuni
Jayhawk
Oklahoma
Robinson Gym
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Swin
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Tina
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Simic
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Hengstier
Wichita U Seeks New Director of Athletics
Wichita Kansas February AP reports the resignation of Sam Hill as director of athletics at the University of Wichita Regents begin a search for his successor. Hill joined the university in 1922 after coaching and serving at Wesleyan Rollins and other posts. Louis Gebert and other candidates such as Chet Wynne H B A Gad and Emil Liston are among those considered by the athletic committee.
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Sam Hill
University of Wichita Regents
Hill
Ulingis University
Wesleyan
Massachusetts
Rollins College
Winter Bark
Fla
Thefi
Indians Win Over Washburn Cagers
Haskell Indians, led by Louis Weller known as Rabbit, defeated Washburn 30 to 21 at Topeka. Weller and Wilson combined for most points as the Braves showed speed and passing edge, while Dumars paced Washburn with 13 points despite the loss.
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Washburn
Weller
Wilson
Topeka
Haskell
Topekas
Louis Weller
Washburn Cagers
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Ichabods
Elks Bowling Scores and Millrose Games Preview
Kuhns of Kentucky high scores 620 with Allen 620 and Kahne 573 in Elks bowling. Millrose Games at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight features Poland Switzerland and United States rivals in the meet with action expected.
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Kahne
Millrose Games
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Switzerland
United States
Millrose A.A
Madison Square Garden
Rumor and Rules at Winged Foot Golf Open
O B Keeler notes a rumor about favoritism with casual water on Winged Foot greens during the national open. He cites Rule 27 Section 3 allowing relief or replacement when casual water intervenes. He contrasts Leo Diegel and Walter Hagen, suggesting psychological factors influenced Open outcomes and golf mindsets.
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Leo Diegel
Walter Hagen
Ibbeche
Siz
Alter
Leo
United States
Diegel
Depree
Worcester
Hagen
Basketball scores from Associated Press roundup
Nearby cities report numerous college games with wide results. Northwestern defeats Marquette 40 to 19 in Evanston while Creighton edges Grinnell 21 to 20 in Grinnell. Other results include Utah 47, Utah State 45 in Salt Lake City and BYU 47, Montana State 41 in Bozeman.
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Bethel
College grid scores and city matchups reported
Incomplete OCR listing shows multiple high school and college football or basketball scores and pairings. Entries include Topeka versus Ottawa LA, Pittsboro versus Coffeyville Uf, Parsons versus Chanute St Columbus, Iola versus Independence, Fort Scott versus Hutchinson, Manhattan Wyandotte versus Newton, Wellington versus Wichita North, Wichita Cathedral versus Florence, CALhalie High, El Dorado, Wichita Mastey, Wellsville, Paola, Richmond, Vinland, Princeton versus Quenemo, Lindwen, Rantoul, and Bu Melvdrn in unclear formats.
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Coffeyville
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Iola L. Independence
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Hutchinson
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el Dorado
Wichita Mastey
Wellsville
Paola
Richmond
Lh Colony
Vinland
Princeton Quenemo
Lindwen
Rantoul
Bu Melvdrn
Husky Kansan Boxing Hope Huseman Looms Large
Hutchinson Kansas AP says Charles Huseman, 26, weighing 353 pounds and standing nearly six eight, is being groomed as a boxing giant after gaining early credibility in local amateur events. He claims several bull bouts prove his punching power and eyes a professional future.
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Kkansas
Jexs Willard
Charles
Huseman
Arkansas Cage Coach Wins 42 Games In Row
Fayetteville high coach Ralph Haizlip, a former Arkansas cage star, began coaching last year and led Fayetteville to 12 straight wins this season. His program produced a junior high star, Jonesboro, with 30 straight victories and a state title. Haizlip is pursuing his MA at the university.
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Fayetteville
Ang
Ralph Haizlip
Fetteville High School
Haizlip
University of Arkansas
Jonesboro
Fraizlip
Young Irish Tennis Star Plans U S Tour This Year
Pwen one year old Lyttleton Rogers, an Irish Davis Cup player and champion of the Nice tennis club, is arranging a one year tour of America to compete in major tournaments.
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France
Pwen
Lyttleton Rogers
Nice Tennis
College Track Stars Readied for KC Indoor Meet
Hundreds of college tracksters from the Midwest and South prepare at Convention Hall for the 25th annual ROC A C indoor invitation meet. The card features 20 events for college and high school athletes with eight mile relay races and Big Six showdowns among Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Iowa State. Star entries include Harold Manning Maurice Soulis Eddie Fortune and Lowell Hinshaw as trials commence for most events.
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Convention Hall
R.oc. A.C
Missouri Valley
Central
Kun
Muri
Nebraska
Kansas
St Oklahom
Towa State
Harold Manning
Wichita University
Dallas Boxer Chastain Rises Among Middleweight Contenders
Clyde Chastain of Dallas gains momentum as a rising middleweight title challenger after a decisive decision over Ebbets of Brooklyn. The scene notes Coach Rogers has improved form signaling future European potential. current rivals include Tilden and Cochet, with Riviera season doubts about others beating him.
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Tilden
Cochet
Boxing
Chicago
Clyde Chastain
Dallas
Tex
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Pitt Fullback Parkinson May Turn Pro in Fall
Pittsburgh AP reports Pug Parkinson star fullback of the University of Pittsburgh may turn pro after being offered a contract to join the New York Giants. The deal includes a transfer to a New York dental school as Parkinson completes his five year dental program at Pitt. Parkinson, 5 ft 5 in, 124 lbs, has been a versatile prep athlete at Cleveland High School in St. Louis, with 15 letters across multiple sports.
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Pug” Parkinson
Ram
University of Pittsburgh
Parkinson
New York Giants
New York
Pitt
St. Louis
Har] Jansen
Cleveland High School
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