Missouri Tigers Assume Big Six Lead in Conference Play
Missouri holds first in the Big Six after defeating Oklahoma 33 27 at Norman, moving ahead of Kansas and Oklahoma. Nebraska crushed Kansas State 61 28 at Lincoln to reach fourth place in a tied stand with Kansas State, while Iowa State fell to the cellar after losing to Kansas. Frank Tallman scored 23 for Nebraska. Clay Cooper limited McNatt to two baskets for Oklahoma. The Tigers eye home dates with Kansas State and Iowa State and a possible title if they win out.
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Tigers
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Lincoln
Huskers
Wildcats
Iowa State
Frank Tallman
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Clay Cooper
Jimmy McNatt
Iowa
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Garrett
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Guerrant
Tallman
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Piteaithley
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Horacek
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Haskell
Tison
Bob. Menze
Towa State
Mate Wird
Ervin Reid
Bill
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College Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Ottawa Retains Position In Kansas Cage League
Emporia, Feb. 14. Ottawa university stayed in the Kansas conference race with a 42 30 victory over Emporia College. Ottawa has lost only one league game while Kansas Wesleyans lead undefeated. Brenton, center, sparked a 19 9 first half edge and led scoring with 12 points.
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Ottawa University
Kansas
College of Emporia
Ottawa
Kansas Wesleyans
Brenton
Kansas University track recap hints at close races and returns
Kansas University and Nebraska square off amid reports of tight times and lingering injuries. Ray Harris and Darrell Mathes face limited action, while Jim McNatt challenges Ray Ebling’s scoring mark. West Coast flash Jon Petrovich gains attention as Hargiss praises the new Nebraska track layout.
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Lincoln
K. U.-Nebraska
Huskers
Lawrence
Ray Harris
Bob Stoland
Hargiss
Nebraska
Bill
Kansas State Kansas Dual Track Records List
Kansas State marks include 60 yard dash 6.6 seconds by Knappenberger in 1935 and 1st in the 60 yard high hurdles. Nixon sets 440 yard dash at 53.3 in 1955. O Reilly clocks 880 yard dash 2 00.1 in 1935. Mile run 4 33.7 by Miller 1930. Wheelock two mile 9 54.5 in 1935. Pitts broad jump 22 feet 1 16 inches 1935. Trueblood pole vault 12 feet 4 inches in 1930. Dees shot put 47 feet 7 44 inches 1935.
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Kansas State
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O'Reilly
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Dees
Louis Akers
Atchison
Don Jensen
Leavenworth
George Mount
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Nashville
Henry Haeberle
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Don Adee
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Lawrence Kelly
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Manhattan
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Waterville
Dale Gibson
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Loyal Payne
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Elmer Hackney
Oberlin
Bill Vanderbilt
Ken Makalous
Cuba
Art Day
Ottawa
Merle Whitlock
Elmdale
Solt
Jensen
Waldo Tate
Junction City
Frank Sicks
Okmulgee
Okla
Angott Signs Milwaukee Headline Fight March 1
Charley Jones, manager of Sammy Angott, announced Angott signed to headline against Quentin Baby Breese of Kansas City in Milwaukee on March 1.
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Charley Jones
Sammy Angott
Angott
Quentin
Baby) Breese
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Landis Reaches Compromise With Baseball Owners
Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis drops two of his seven points in a deal with major and minor league club owners. They will vote on amending a rule that delays extension of the three year option period, removing most objections to current conditions. Landis had refused subsidiary signings but the clubs seek approval of the amendment.
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Fla
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Tho
Leslie O’connor
Commission
Landis
Illinois relay carnival attracts 40 schools in indoors
More than 500 track and field athletes from 36 schools will compete in the 17th Illinois relay carnival at the University of Illinois armory. Representing the West is the University of New Mexico, the East includes Boston College, and Yankton College plus Minnesota head the northern contingent. Michigan sends 38 competitors, the largest entry, as the event draws teams from Kansas State Teachers Emporia Drake Grinnell Missouri Nebraska Kansas State and Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Cape Girardeau among others.
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Rockies
Seaboard
Illinois
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University of New Mexico
Boston College
Yankton College of
South Dakota
Minnesota
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Kansas State Teachers
Emporia
Drake
Grinnell
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State College
State Teachers College of Southeast
College and High School Basketball Scores Across States
A wide sweep of results lists college and high school basketball outcomes. Missouri teams posted varied margins against Kansas rivals while Georgia, Oregon, Mississippi, and others notched wins. Notable scores include Oregon 60 over Washington State 50 and Kentucky 45 over Mississippi State 37.
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Culver- Stockton
Tarkio
Drury
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Phillips
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Neb
Midlane
Kansas Missouri basketball near sellout at Hoch Auditorium
The Kansas Missouri game at Hoch Auditorium on March 1 is expected to near a sellout with 175 reserved seats already taken. Earl Falkenstein says only standing room and a few general admission tickets will be available the night of the game. The last KU sellout was against Oklahoma last year.
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Earl Falkenstien
The
Athletic Association
Hoch Auditorium
Falkenstien
K. U
Oklahoma
Kansas State to Meet Kansas in Big Six Opener
Manhattan February 14 Kansas State college indoor track and field team prepares for its first Big Six meet against Kansas University in Lawrence. Despite inexperience, K State hopes for strong showings led by Elmer Hackney in shot put and Don Yarisert in broad jump with new school records set by Yarisert.
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Kan
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Wildcats
Drake University
Des Moines
Elmer Hackney
Dillon
Don Yarisert
Leavenworth
Kansas State
Bowling Results From Lawrence Recreation Parlor
Last night Lawrence Recreation Parlor hosted bowling matches with players competing for top scores. Local bowlers posted notable totals as teams faced off in a series of matches at the Lawrence venue.
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Lawrence Recreation
Allen Looks For Low Scoring Tilt In Stillwater
Kansas coach Dr. F C Allen takes 11 players to Stillwater for a high pressure Big Six contest with Oklahoma A and M. The Aggies and Jayhawkers expect a defensive battle on a steel backboard court with a vulcanized ball. Kansas aims to slow Henry Iba’s team and avenge an earlier season loss. Officials Parke Carroll and Ted O Sullivan will referee the Thursday game at 8 pm.
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Aggies
Jayhawkers
F. C. Allen
Oklahoma
Kansas
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K. U. Mentor
Town State
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Dr. Allen
Phog” Allen
Tha
Vernon Schwertfeger
Jess Rennick
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Gene Smelser
Howard Doyle
Howard Engleman
Jack Sands
T P. Hunter
Bill Hogben
Bob Johnson
Santa Fe
Perry
Okla
Grove Sees Rule Change Aiding Young Pitters
Hot Springs Arkansas February 14 Robert Moses Grove veteran Boston Red Sox left hander says rule revision allowing one foot off the rubber will help young pitchers though it changes nothing for him. Grove, nearly 40, notes the change aids upcoming hurlers by freeing leg movement while he plans to continue his two foot stance.
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Ark
Robert Moses Grove
Boston Red Sox
Baseball Rules Committee
Grove
Sports Mirror: past victories and signings recap
A year ago Glenn Cunningham beat Archie San Romani in a 4:16 mile at Providente Rhode Island for his 18th straight win. Three years ago Robin Lee and Belvin Vinson won U S singles figure skating titles. Five years ago Ester Stengel signed a three year deal with the Brooklyn Dodgers at higher pay.
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Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Providente
R. I
United States
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St. Paul
Maribel Vinson
New York
Ester Stengel
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sports Roundup From eco New York Feb 14
A digest of sports buzz from Broadway and beyond. Jack Dempsey, Goody, and Hartnett are cited among various boxing and baseball odds and notes. Rumors touch on players like Louis Godoy and Joe Vosmik, with mentions of Baer Gallento and Braddock refereeing, plus a Babe Ruth Special rail trip for Ram’s baseball school beginning February 24.
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Cleveland
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Baer-Gallento
Jersey City
Hugo Quist
Paavo Nurmi
Sonja Honey
Henie
Heave-Ho
Ray McCarthy
Seaboard
Babe Ruth
Palatka
Fla
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Jim
Braddock
Don Ebling Lives Up To Family Badge At Kansas
Don Ebling University of Kansas forward stands four inches shorter and fifteen pounds lighter than his all American brother Ray yet shows tireless work ethic. He excels as a defender and a two hand shooter with steady free throws, earning praise from coach F C Allen and fans alike amid high expectations.
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Don
Altho
Ray
Young Ebling
Don Ebling
University of Kansas
Jayhawk
University
F. C. Allen
Kansas
Ebling
Ed Oliver and Foot Ball Ken Strong in Sports Sketch
A fragmentary note describes Ken Strong and Ed Oliver as sports figures. It mentions a buyer for New York stores, Mrs Leo Durocher, and a remark about golf intrigue with borrowed clubs and unpaid debts.
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Leo Durocher
Bbig
New York
G Post
Exiled Jennifers and Sabin Mako Suffer Benefit Query
One paper hints the next benefit should aid the Messrs Sabin and Mako, the exiled Jennifers. A second proposal remains unclear and unconfirmed.
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Mako
Jennifers
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