Plan K U Kansas Aggie Indoor Track Meet
Kansas University and Kansas State Agricultural College plan a Big Six indoor dual meet in Kansas City Convention Hall replacing the Missouri bout. Coaches Brutus Hamilton and Ward Haylett finalized arrangements after a Kansas City indoor meet, with faculty approval expected soon. Events include sprints hurdles distance throws jumps and relays amid an all Kansas rivalry.
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Ward Haylett
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Howe
West Coast basketball style and a meet note
The article reviews Pacific Coast basketball, noting zone defense and fast breaks, with California teams praised for size and strong defense, while Northern Coast teams favor man to man and speed. It cites USC under Sam Barry as an exception and highlights West Coast growth with new gyms and Olympic prospects. It also reports a Kansas City meet record by Harold Manning and Missouri scheduling a dual meet with Nebraska due to Kansas clash.
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Sam Barry
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Clarence Smiles
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Togas
Los Angeles
Shires Plans Return To White Sox In Red Green Trunk
Chicago February 10 AP Charles Arthur Shires the Great One has not signed a contract to return to first base for the Chicago White Sox but his new trunk signals intent. The bright red and green trunk features white stockings and is painted with his name on all sides in bold letters.
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Charles Arthur
Kansas and Nebraska duel. Sooners top Missouri in mat meets
Jayhawker basketball hosts Nebraska in a Big Six game at 7:30 with key players Thomson and Bausch injured. Immediately after, Kansas wrestles Oklahoma in a conference meet. Lineup shifts planned by Dr. Forrest C. Allen include Ran som, O Leary and Ramsey. Wrestling proceeds open to court-game attendees. Also mentions Missouri’s new field house named Breggy Field House and Oklahoma beating Missouri 25 to 8.
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Rub. Thomson
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Lawrence
Floyd Ramsey
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Jayhawks rely on Floyd Ramsey to lead against Nebraska
Kansas Star Floyd Ramsey, a versatile veteran who has alternated between center and forward this season, is poised to shoulder the Jayhawks offensive load tonight. Ramsey played center last year and brings experience as an end on defense, aiming to spark KU’s attack versus Nebraska.
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Lawrence High Rout Rosedale in 40 to 21 Basketball Win
Lawrence High nosed ahead 19 to 11 by halftime and dominated Rosedale 40 to 21 as Melvin Griffin’s Lakers forced a string of steals and fast breaks. Curd led with 13 points, Harris added 10, while Guffer sparked the offense as Ottawa looms next on February 14.
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Weekly Sports Calendar for KU and Local Teams
Weekly schedule from Monday to Saturday lists KU and Nebraska in Lawrence basketball, KU and Oklahoma in wrestling, Haskell Indians at Parsons and Humboldt, Maskell Indians at St. Marys, K A Kansas Aggie track in Kansas City, Lawrence High and junior high games at home, Haskell Midgets and Haskell High hosting Holton, and Kansas versus Oklahoma on Saturday at home or nearby venues.
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Keen Competition in K.C. A.C. Meet
Kansas and Haskell track squads fought a strong K C A C indoor meet in Kansas City. Jayhawks collected several top finishes led by runner Ed Fortune and pole vaults by Trueblood while Haskell claimed the mile relay title and a 2 mile relay podium as Mesquite Town State and Missouri showdowns produced close times.
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Jayhawks Face Nebraska in Crucial Big Six Clash
Kansas prepares for a pivotal Big Six showdown with Nebraska led by John Wulf. Nebraska freshmen and veterans form a fast, hard driving attack, while K U suffers key injuries and may see Charles Ransom debut and Floyd Ramsey move to center. The game is billed as a crisis for Phog Allen and could decide conference standings before a wrestling meet with Oklahoma.
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Letterman
Pittsburg Wichita Clash Could Decide Conference Title
Pittsburg visits Wichita for a high scoring central conference showdown likely to decide the title. Pittsburg owns eight straight wins, while Wichita sits second and seeks revenge after a 55 to 46 loss to the Gorillas, the region’s highest scoring college game this season.
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Espinosa Wins Houston Open With Sub-Par 281 Score
Chicago pro Al Espinosa captured the $600 first prize at the Houston Open, finishing a few strokes ahead of the field with a sub par total of 281 at Rio Rico Country Club in Houston on February 10.
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Big Six Basketball Teams Face Busy Week With Action
Kansas faces a stern test tonight at Lawrence against Nebraska as Kansas aims to extend a 10 game win streak. Key center Jim Bausch and guard Rub Thomson may miss action due to injuries and illness, risking reduced effectiveness even if they play. The Cornhuskers sit third. Iowa State and Oklahoma linger with poor records. Schedule includes five non conference games and results show Nebraska 47 Oklahoma 37 and Missouri 32 Creighton 30.
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Eudora Quintets Lead In Kaw Valley Race
Last week in the Kaw Valley Basketball League Eudora led in both first and second team races by beating anoxic. The first team string of victories rose to ten. League standings show Eudora, DeSoto, and Bonner Springs atop the first teams while Tonganoxie and Welborn lead the seconds with Linwood and others also listed.
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Leaders Will Retain Conference Positions
Baldwin Kansas February 10 AP If the dope runs true to form McPherson and Bethany will stay tied for first in the Kansas conference basketball race after this week's games McPherson meets Baker and Ottawa both already beaten Bethany faces Baker which it has defeated and Kansas Wesleyan the surprise fifth place club which beat Bethany two weeks ago Wesleyan has not improved its standing since that upset and conference followers see little hope for a Wesleyan victory
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Iowa State College Opens 1930 Swimming Season At Home
Iowa State College, Big Six champions in 1929, begins the 1930 season tonight at State Pool in a conference meet against Nebraska. Nebraska, runners up last year, brings a seasoned squad with a conference victory already to its credit.
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No Shoes But Every Foot A Ballplayer
AE Demaree recalls barefoot baseball lore. Hughey Critz of the Reds tells of growing up in Arkansas where a dusty road yielded tracks of a mysterious wild monster and a four hundred strong posse armed with hoes and firearms gathered at the old cotehouse hall.
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Minnesota taps Crisler Wieman as coach successor
The University of Minnesota announces Fritz Crisler from the University of Chicago as head football coach with Elton Wieman as his first assistant. The board of regents formalized the appointment in Minneapolis on February 10.
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