Lawrence Highs Defeat Ottawa Five in Fast Pace Clash
Lawrence Highs beat Ottawa 32 to 12 in a fast paced league contest at the Lawrence gym. Bob Curd led scoring with ten points, Fred Harris added nine, while Dicker contributed six as Lawrence pulled away by halftime and extended the lead through the final period. Next week’s schedule sends Lawrence to Leavenworth and Topeka.
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Ottawa
Curd
Lawrence
Forsythe
Guffer
Summers
Ottawa Waar
Dicker
Giler
Harris
Ward
Bethel
Bob Curd
Fred Harris
Amir
Leavenworth
Topeka
Aggies Lose Mat Leader McKibben to Illness season setback
Manhattan Kan Feb 15 AP Kansas Aggie wrestling captain R A McKibben of Kansas City Kan will miss the rest of the season due to weakened health from pneumonia last winter. The 165 pound star will not be with the team for tonight's meet against the Iowa grapplers. De Soto high school beat Wood in a Leagues night contest 20 to ? Rol was the referee.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Aggie
R. A. McKibben
Kansas ‘City
Ig Pitterson
Carnera Knocks Out Sigman in First Round in Memphis
In Memphis on February 15 AP reports Prion Carnera, the giant Italian, scored his fifth straight win in the United States by stopping Big Jim Sigman in 1 minute 35 seconds of the first round. Sigman was the latest casualty in Carnera’s US campaign following Biz Boy Peterson Cowboy Owens Buster Martin and Elzear Rioux. Only about 11 blows were landed in the bout with Sigman contributing two.
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Memphis
Tenn
Big Jim Sigman
South America
Prion Carnera
United States
Sigman
Carnera
Biz Boy Peterson
Cowboy Owens
Buster Martin
Elzear Rioux
Owens
Martin
Hill Successor Nomination at Wichita University
Wichita University athletic advisory board recommends H. B. R. Godfriaux head coach at Missouri Valley College Marshall Missouri as successor to Sam Hill who recently resigned as athletic director and football coach Emil Liston Baker University coach was second choice and Creighton University Omaha’s Chet Wynne was third under consideration with no action taken yet.
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Wichita
Kan
H. BR. Godfriaux
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Wichita University
Sam Hill
Emil
Liston
Baker University
Chet Wynne
Creighton University
Omaha
Boxing Officials Say Phil Scott Cleared For Sharkey Bout
In Vami Florida on February 15 the boxing commission doctors reported Phil Scott the English heavyweight is slow to recover after exertion has slugging blood and lacks proper coordination of mind and muscle yet Dr Frank H Davis said the results do not rule him out for the planned two week away bout with Jack Sharkey. Sharkey was deemed in the best shape of all fighters examined.
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Vami
Fla
Boxing Commission
Phil Scott
Jack Sharkey
Frank H. Davis
Scott
Sharkey
Thomson Elbow Injury Endangers Jayhawker Star Career
Russell Thomson Jayhawker forward may miss remaining season after elbow surgery reveals pus forming joint infection. Doctors say stiffness could keep him out long after heal, ending a standout three year run as a leading conference scorer. Thomson, a Kansas City product, has played for Central High and Ivanhoe before KU.
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Russell
Rub” Thomson
Jayphawker
A. J. Anderson
John Outland
Kansas City
Thomson
Seral
Jayhawkers
K. U
Central
High Geneat
Ivanhoe
Juniors hand Holton 17 to 6 defeat in win
Lawrence Juniors secured their second win of the season by beating Holton Juniors 17 to 6 at home. Ireland and Knotts each hit three field goals for Lawrence, who led 8 to 6 after Holton’s first period scoring and then held the visitors scoreless in the second half. Roesland of Kansas City, Kan., defeated Lawrence Junior High Midgets 24 to 1 in the finale.
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Dicker
Wandeventer
Jan
Curd
Guffer
Ottawa
Caselday
Barker
T Foreythe
Summers
John Bunn
University of Kansas
Liberty Memorial
Lohman
La’ence
Keeter
Bruner
Rogers
I Cohner
Spalsbury
Ll Hutchinson
C Reusch
Baten
FT ceAnderson
Ilson
Pomay
Johnson
Ice
Hott
Bimsey
Haiph Gra
al Ber
Pittsburg
Ers
Reach Ag
L. R. Perry
Holton
Ireland
Knotts
Cer
Cleary
Russell
Baskett
Roesland
Kansas City
Kan
Dover
J. K. Cockerill
Roesland Lorward
A . Knotts
Raybourne
Haugh
Riling
Bonebrake
Oden
Gilkerson
Porterfield
Fairly
Lone
Armin Woestemeyer
K. U
Haskell
Haskell High School
Heston High
Haskell Court
Jayhawker Clash With Sooners In Big Six Showdown
The Jayhawker basketball team hosts Oklahoma in a 7:30 tonight conference clash on the Auditorium floor. Oklahoma, coming off a losing streak, hopes to end slump as last year’s champs show star power led by Churchill Culbertson and Meyer. Jim Bausch returns at center, with Ransom moving up to forward as Bausch shifts to mid court.
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Jayhawker
Oklahoma
Sooner
Churchill
Meyer
Culbertson
Forrest C.alen
Thomson
Sooners
Jim Bausch
Aggie
Ransom
Nebraska
Bausch
Ighe
S Ke Sirton Okinhooni
Chureeu
Songer Maes
Eccentric Irenics Fall From Baseball Era
Old time stars like Rube Waddell and Art Shires symbolize a fuller, colorful era in professional baseball fading under big business. John McGraw notes players losing personality as the game grows more profitable and efficient, risking a future of automatons on the field. The piece reflects on boisterous, human legends and their enduring appeal amid changes. Also mentions Max Thomas, 26, pitcher for Kansas City Blues, and Miss Mary Meanany at Holy Name Catholic church.
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Rube Waddell
Southpaw
Art Shires
Babe Ruth
Alexander
Hack Wilsom
John McGraw
Waddell
Bugs
Raymond
Larry McLean
Max Thomas
Kansas. City Blues
Mary Meanany
Holy Name Catholic Church
College basketball results from Kansas and nearby states
A roundup of college basketball scores across Kansas and surrounding areas. Hutchinson Jr College led Arkansas City Junior College 49 to 25 in Iola. Other outcomes included Notre Dame beating Butler 28 to 20 in Indianapolis and Yale defeating Columbia 29 to 0 in New Haven, with several more regional games listed and final tallies noted.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Ft. Scott
Hutchinson Jr
Colege
Iola
Iola Jr. College
Arkansas City Jr. College
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Indianapolis
Notre Dame
Butler
New Haven
Yale
Colubia
Omaha
Reighton
Washington
Fayetteville
Southern Method
Austin
Texas
Texas Agentes Bh
Boulder
Colorado
Colorado Aggies
Logan
Brigham Young
Utah State
Moscow
Oregon State
Idaho State
Butte
Montana State
Monbpa Vines
O Drury
Westcintest
Warrensburg
Kirksville
Maryville
Springfield
Arkansas
Boxing Roundup Bouts Stir Ring City Cards
Across multiple cities a busy boxing card features world middleweight champion Mickey Walker outpointing Leo Lomski in Aberdeen Washington while Rosenbloom in New York outpoints Ace Mudkins and Freddy Lenhart of Spokane prevails over Rosy Rosares. Carnera knocks out Blein Sigman in South Carolina and Fidel La Barba stops Charlie Sus in Bakersfield. Sylvan Bass loses in Philadelphia as Charley Arthurs and James J. Russell headline Detroit bouts with Mel Girmon noted.
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Associaivn
Detroit
Mickey Walker
Leo Lomski
Aberdeen
Wash
New York
Rosenbloom
Ace Mudkins
New Craske
Freddy Lenhart
Spokane
Rosy Rosaires
Cleveland
Memphis
Tenn
Frimo Carnera
Italy
Blein Sigman
South Carolina
Holywood
Cal
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
Charlie Sushive Gakersfield
Iladelphia
Carmen Spagnolia
Idelphia
Sylvan Bass
Mare
Det Springs
Ark
Charley Arthurs
iNew
Six Haskell boxers enter Southwest A A U meet in Wichita
Six Haskell boxers will compete in the Southwest A A U boxing tournament at Wichita February 17 to 20. Entries include Paul Hamilton 126 lb half blood Omaha Doc Anderson 126 lb full blood Navajo Albert Cooke 118 lb full blood Pottawatomie Robert Peed 122 lb full blood Comanche John Ross 147 lb 12 blood Cherokee Captain Jack Thompson 135 lb full blood Sioux. Also listed are results from Ft Scott Chanute Melvern Linden Richmond Princeton Williamsburg Wellsville Baldwin Pomona Overbrook Quenemo ve with scores. Coaching School at Rice Houston Texas AP says the southwest's first coaching school in track and field events will be held at Rice Institute in June.
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Haskell
Wichita
Paul, Hamilton
Omaha
Doc Anderson
Albert Cooke
Pottawatomie
Robert Peed
Comanche
John Ross
Jack Thompson
Ft. Scott
Chanute
Melvern
Linden
Richmond
Princeton
Williamsburg
Wellsville
Baldwin
Pomona
Overbrook
Quenemo
Aggies Beat Tigers In Tight 37 35 Victory
Kansas Aggies edge Missouri 37 to 35 at Manhattan in a fast game. Missouri led 17 7 at halftime, the Aggies tied 17 17 in the second period, and the score stayed tight to a 33 33 deadlock at full time. In the 5 minute playoff Alex Nigro Freeman and Craig traded baskets for the Aggies and Missouri.
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University of Missouri
Kansas Aggies
Tigers
Manhattan
Missouri
Aggies
Alex Nigro
Freeman
Craig
Lecompton Cagers Beat Valley Falls In Tight Showdown
Lecompton high school defeated Valley Falls 15 to 13 in a close game at Valley Falls. Guards Transmier and Gray starred for Lecompton while Lastwell added seven points. Barber led Valley Falls with seven. Next, Lecompton hosts Perry Tuesday and Vinland Friday.
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Valley Falls Quintet
Lecompton
Valley Falls
Transmier
Gray
Lastwell
Jed
Barber
Perry
Vinland
Billiard Champion Spears to Exhibit at Swede's Parlor
George E Spears world champion straight billiardist will appear for exhibitions at Swede's pool hall Monday afternoon and evening. He holds the world's highest run of 5041 and will perform at 3:00 PM and 8:30 PM. In Detroit Mick ex Walker moves closer to a third title by a decisive ten round victory over Leo Lemski at Olympia arena.
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George E. Spears
George BE. Spears
Spears
Detroit
Mick Ex
Walker
Leo Lemski
Olympia Arena
Plans for Southern wrestling tourney in Lexington
The Southern conference schedules its first wrestling tournament at Virginia Military Institute on March 7 and 8 with 23 affiliated universities fielding teams. Duke and W M are the undefeated boxing favorites. boxing also runs March 7 and 8 at the University of Virginia. Also, Pensacola hosts the $3,000 second annual greater Pensacola Open golf tournament starting today with 36 holes and concluding tomorrow.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
Duke
University of Virginia
Pensacola
Fla
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