Haskell Boxers Dominate Topeka Golden Gloves Qualifiers
Last night Topeka hosted a Golden Gloves meet where 10 Haskell Indian boxers earned medals and Kansas City bids. Open division winners included Frank Anderson 185, Billy McDonald 125, Slove Tourtillot 118, Edward Harrison 112. Novice champs Alfred Lunak 118 and Ernest Stack 185. Six Indians tied to Emporia event also crowned champions. Wilbur Whitebeaver, famed Haskell ace, fought hard though edged by John Rencher.
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Kansas City
Haskell
Frank Anderson
Billy McDonald
Slove Tourtillot
Edward Harrison
Alfred Lunak
Ted Quinton
Lunak
Ed Harrison
Wilbur Whitebeaver
Topeka
John Rencher
Whitebeaver
Rencher
John Smith
St. Benedict's
George Carpenter
Tiaskell
Hiner Doublehead
Irfinghant Negro
Wibur Whitebeaver
Hankell
Dewayne Ractor
Ernest Stack
Eddie Lee
Topeka Negro
Howard Harrison
Hankel
Kenneth Anderson
3Nd Cavalry
Lloyd Tourilliot
Charles Gardner
War clause, trades, and stars in major league sports roundups
New York reports discuss Elmer Layden contract risk clauses and potential league suspensions. Rumors include Rice back on college grid schedules, Ruth and Sick trade chatter, Joe Louis earnings, Arnowich deferment clash, Dodgers terms for Owen and MacPhail praise. Ernestly, Basil O’Connor notes Yankee negotiations. Gertrude Ederle heads to Puerto Rico to teach swimming.
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New York
Elmer Layden
Rice
Boston College Grid
Babe Ruth
Emil Sick
Seattle Rainiers
Dave
Sick
Bill
Joe Louis
Joe
Huma
Jack Miley
New York Post
Morris Arnovich
Arnovich
The
Philies
Doc Prothro
Basil O'Connor
James A. Farley
Yanks
Farley
South America
Emporia State Climbs to First in Central Conference
Emporia State Teachers led by Bill Campbell defeated Fort Hays State 45 to 37 to seize first place in the Central conference standings. Campbell scored 14 points as Emporia pulled away after a mid second-half stretch.
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Emporia State Teachers
Fort Hays State
Bill Campbell
Tigers
Hays
Campbell
Elks Bowling Scores and High Men Leaders
Francis Ser posts 719 for Wells in the Elks bowling night. Webster 550 Finick 622 Berger 250 lead the high men. Lawrence 243 and 277 mark solid scores. Dreyer faced Wells in Monday’s match.
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Wells
Webster
Finick
Berger
BSE
Lawrence
Dreyer
Kansas Cagers to Clash with Nebraska in Big Six Showdown
Kansas and Nebraska meet in a pivotal Big Six contest here Monday as the Jayhawks seek to close the gap on Oklahoma and the Cornhuskers look to move into second place. Key matchups include Engleman versus Fitz and the Nebraska guard tandem.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Huskers
Jayhawks
Oklahoma Sooners
Howard Engleman
Hick
Fitz
Engleman
Wichita
Jayhawk
Mel Vice
Vice
T. P. Hunter
Hunter
Kansas Pos
Nebraska Engleman
Fitzgibbon
Livingston Allen
Kline Sollenberger
Darren Hinkhouse
Beloit
Lee Grossman
Omaha
Army Calls Two Senior Guards From K. U. Squad
The Kansas football team loses two senior guards to the Army. Herb Hartman of Newton has received 1-A classification with a July deferral while student status delays service. Jay Kern of Gary Indiana was previously called and also deferred until July.
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Army
Herb Hartman
Newton
Jay Kern
Gary
Ind
Possible change in district N C A A basketball playoff plans
George Edwards said a playoff between the Big Six and Missouri Valley may be avoided to decide the district N C A A representative. Kansas City discussions involve Dr. F C Allen and the tournament in March. Creighton leads the Valley as Oklahoma A&M and Kansas battle for position.
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Oklahoma
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H. H. King
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Edwards
Bill Williams
Drake
Clyde McBride
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Juniors Defeat Clath e Lawrence Cage Team Wins Game
In Chicago on February 8 juniors edged Clathe Lawrence cage team 22 to 5 as Willie Hoppe faces a rising challenger Jay Bozeman of Vallejo California Bozeman has won 10 of 11 starts in the current three cushion billiards world championship tourney Hoppe remains undefeated with a 1 0 winning streak warning: word count trimmed to fit.
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Bozeman
Chicago
Willie Hoppe
Jay Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Hoppe
Maurice Cannady
Lawrence
Olathe
McDonald
Ashlock Teva Pean
Roberts
Hawkins
Bebsamen
Huggins
Eae
Sanesat
Jack Pearce
Oklahoma Aggies Triumph Over Washburn in Fast-Moving Game
Oklahoma A and M dominated Oklahoma Aggies Washburn 48 to 21 in Stillwater. Washburn failed to score a field goal through the opening eight minutes and trailed 24 to 11 at halftime.
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Stillwater
Okla
Washburn College
Oklahoma A. & M
Cowboys
Washburn
Oklahoma
Notable track memories from past Penn A.C. meets
Mirror recalls events from the Penn A.C. meets. Chuck Fenske beat Glenn Cunningham by four feet in a 4:13.5 mile. Norwood Ewell set a 60 yard world record of 5.0 seconds. Fritz Crisler left Princeton to coach at Michigan. Ray Ellinwood set an indoor 440 yard record in a dual meet with Notre Dame.
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Chuck Fenske
Glenn Cunningham
Penn A. C
Norwood
Barney) Ewell
Penn State
Herbert
Fritz) Crisler
Princeton
Robe
Michigan
Ray Ellinwood
University of Chicago
Notre Dame
Varsity Cagers Edge Frosh In Double Overtime Thriller
Kansas varsity nips freshman after two overtimes 38 to 37 in a wild warmup game. Engleman scarce scoring. Ballard leads frosh with 10. Hall taps five straight to spark regu lars. Attendance about 1,500 as teams clash for bragging rights.
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Kansas
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Vance Hall
Varsity
Jack Ballard
Hunter
Ray Evans
Engleman
el Ropo
Bob Alten
Vance Halla
Allen
Charley Black
Paul Turner
Evans
Turner
Ballard
Bob Fitzpatrick
Ed Hall
Bf Hogben
Walker
Hall
Sanneman
Tanen
Boas Sollenberger
Arnold
Kline
F Harris
F Binck
F Ballard
C . Kissell
Keene
Phillips
Ettinger
Durna
Enegleman
V. Hall
Sollenberger
E. Hall
Frosh
Jevans
A. E. Woestemeyer
Dick Harp
Rematch Planned for Soose Vigh After Narrow Loss
New York promoter Mike Jacobs plans a rematch between Ernie Vigh and Billy Soose at Madison Square Garden. Soose won a unanimous 10 round decision despite Vigh's near upset and Soose's illness and rain day gate of $22,699. The proposed bout would move to 12 rounds on March 7 at the Garden.
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New York
Ernie Vigh
Billy Soose
Mike Jacobs
Ken Overlin
Altho Soose
Penn State College
Madison Square Garden
Mike
Lawrence High Cagers Face Shawnee Mission Tonight
Lawrence High Lions travel to Shawnee Mission to meet the league leading Johnson County Indians in a Northeast Kansas basketball clash. Coach Elmer Schaake takes 19 players including Junius Penny Curtis Hinshaw Gordon Stucker Carl Hird Pat Green Kenneth Sperry Clayton Stanwix Harold Sample Billy Stowits and others.
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Lawrence High School Lions
Shawnee Mission
Johnson County
Indians
Elmer Schaake
Junius Penny
Curtis Hinshaw
Gordon Stucker
Carl Hird
Pat Green
Kenneth Sperry
Clayton Stanwix
Harold Sample
Billy Stowits
Glenn Kappelman
Karl Kappelman
Bryan Sperry
Harry Stucker
Jimmy Stevens
Max Kennedy
Glenn Lessenden
Harry Cox
Frank Stannard
John Pickens
Wongwai to Coach Haskell Track Team
George Wongwai a member of the KU 440 relay world record team will coach the Haskell Indian track squad this spring He will begin work with the thinclads Monday Wongwai was a sprinter in the 100 and 220 and earned letters at the University in 1925 and 1926
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K. U
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Wongwai
The
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Friends Rally Past Phillips In Interleague Bout
Friends University came from behind in the second half to beat Phillips University 36 to 27. Taylor and Hower combined for 27 points as Phillips led 14 to 13 at halftime.
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Charley Black
Howard Engleman
Friends
Phillips
Wichita
Feb
Pi—Friends University
Phillips University
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Hower
Wolcott Steals Spotlight In Boston A A Meet
Rice Institute standout Fred Wolcott shattered world records with a 6.1 seconds clocking in the 50 yard high hurdles and a 7.2 in the 60 yard hurdles at Penn A C. The Texan earned sportswriters’Outstanding Athlete honors as rivalries with Rice and Lash continue toward Boston. Mehl wins mile in 4 15 as Beccali pace fades.
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Fred Wolcott
Rice Institute
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Little Grex Rice
South Bend
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Rice
Don Lash
Tommy Deckard
Indiana
Notre Dame
Luigi Beccali
Wisconsin
Walter Mehl
John Munski
Missouri
Chuck Fenske
Haskell Juco Cage Team Defeats Chilocco 43-34
Haskell Indian juco cagers beat Chilocco Oklahoma 43 to 34 led by Brant who scored 18 points. In the nightcap Santa Fe Kansas City defeated Wakarusa Valley Arrows 52 to 50.
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Chilocco
College Basketball Scores Across Nation Reported
A compiled list shows numerous college teams with scores from multiple games including Ohio 48 over Toledo 45 and Duke 33 over North Carolina 61. The roundup also notes overtime periods and regional results with numerous small colleges and high schools mentioned.
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Toledo
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Southern California
University of California At Los Angeles
Gonzaga
Montana
Utah
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Colorado
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Mississippi
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Duke
College of Pacific
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Arkansas
Baylor
Georgia
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Jefferson
Villanova
Wiliam and Mary
Furman
Marquette
Butler
University of Mexrco
Westminster
Willam Jewell
Missouri Mines
Springfield
Oklahoma Aggies
Washburn
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hastings
Murray State
Middle Tennessee
South Dakota State
South Dakota
Emporia
Fort Hays State
Friends
Phillips University
Colorado Mines
Greeley State
Baker
Bethany
Kan
Warrensburg
Maryville
Texas Werleyan
Howard Payne
Boxing card results from New York to Philadelphia
New York Billy Soose outpointed Ernie Vigh in a 160 pound match. Bob Montgomery defeated Al Nettlow by points in Detroit. Leo Rodak beat Lenny Mancini in Brooklyn. Tony Martin KO’d Henry Schaft in Minneapolis. Jimmy Garrison and Tony Chavez drew in Hollywood. Frankie Donato outpointed Dave Crawford in Philadelphia.
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Farrel
Ernie Vigh
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Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
al Nettlow
Detroit
Leo Rodak
Chicago
Lenny Mancini
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Tony Martin
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Henry Schaft
Hollywood
Jimmy Garrison
Kansas City
Tony Chavez
Los Angeles
Drew
Frankie Donato
Dave Crawford
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