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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1925

Page

6

Kansas Beats Missouri 23 to 22 In Close Valley Showdown

In a tense college basketball clash, Kansas edged Missouri 23 to 22 after a late free throw by Schmidt. The game swung between teams led by Ackerman and Joyner, with Mt. Oread and Bond defenses trading leads and a final minute surge sealing Kansas’s one point victory and a share of the Valley title.

Kansas Bond Allenities Mt. Oread O|sullivan Tigers Jayhawks Missourians Tiger Rooters Ackerman Tiger Joyner Schmidt Kansas City Star Viger Rooters Mt. Dread Missouri Peterson

Kansas Mat Men Conquer Aggies In Dual Meet

Kansas University wrestling defeated Kansas State Agricultural College 9 7 in a decisive home meet. Key wins included Skinner at 115 pounds and Merrill at 135 pounds, giving KU their first win over the Aggies this season. Hill added a 175 pound decision and Smith at heavyweight pinned his foe. Also noted was Ames defeating Oklahoma 22 19 for their first conference victory of the Chandler era.

University of Kansas Kansas State Agricultural College Erfuson Patric Henza Nplers Easity Maith Skinner Mt. Oread Stirton Schopplus Adventige Merrill Aml Reidtl Ae Smith Mil Oread Ty Sd Iron Davies Hill Aggie Skinner Kansas Walton Aggies Schopy Lobenstein Riedel Karskas Faulconer Webring Hinz Pearson Smith Wdazies Ames Ames | Gytlones Oklahoma Sooners Chandler -Flves

Jayhawkers Still Head the Valley

Kansas University strengthens its hold atop the Missouri Valley basketball standings by beating Ames Grinnell Washington and Missouri. The week features key Kansas Nebraska games with a Tuesday clash at Robinson Gym and the title race tightening as Washington slips while Nebraska eyes a pivotal win.

Kansas Nebraska Lawrence Ames Grinnell Drake Columbia Norman Missouri Washington St. Louis Kansas University Jayhawkers Nebraska University Kansas Aggies Grinnell Pioneers Kansas-Nebraska Robinson Gymnasium Allenites Huskers Lincoln

Valley pennant race tightens as Kansas, Nebraska rise

The article lists upcoming clashes and standings in the valley race. Kansas and Nebraska pace the field with Washington, while Oklahoma, Ames, and Grinnell show mixed results. Key upcoming games include Kansas at Manhattan on Feb 24 and at Norman on Feb 26, plus Missouri vs Grinnell and Wash ington in St Louis.

Klinemen Washington St. Louis Pikers University of Kansas Manhattan Norman Mt. Dread Sooners Oklahoma University Ames Jayhawkers Kansas Nebraska

Lawrence High Boys Defeated at Olathe in League Play

Lawrence high school basketball lost Saturday night in Olathe by 22 to 16. The Red and Black struggled at the line though they played a fast game. The Lawrence second team beat Olathe’s second quintet 12 to 6 marking a second straight win for the local reserves. A basketball trophy from the KU Alumni Association was to be awarded to the Central Kansas league winner.

Lawrence High School Olathe Kansas Olathe Courtsters Lawrence Fred Ellsworth University of Kansas H. Jo. Chandler Junction City Jae Getts Rankin’s Drug Store Mass. St

Jayhawks Huskers Face Key MVC Title Showdown

The 1925 Missouri Valley race hinges on the Kansas Jayhawl er Huskers game in Robinson Gym. Both teams hold one loss and a Husker win would place them ahead. Kansas, led by Captain Tustan Ackerman, faces Kansas experience edge and recent gruelling games.

Jayhawker-Husker Robinson Gymnasium Orne Point Nebraska Jayhawkers Kline Kansas Husker Tustan Ackerman Allen

We Cater to the Woman Who Cares

An ad style piece extols extensive cosmetic offerings for all women including face powder manicuring sets shampoos hair dyes lip sticks rouges and hair nets and a perfume line promising broad appeal to the fastidious shopper. The tone echoes a department store pitch urging patrons to embrace grooming and fashion.

Nebraska Huskers Clash With Kansas In Valley Showdown

Coach Allen’s squad prepared in first class trim for a key Missouri Valley battle against Kansas. Ackerman Schmidt likely start with Peterson center Belgard Wilkins guards while Harold Schmidt and Ackerman aim to cap careers against the visiting Jayhawks in a high stakes season finale.

Nebraska Kansas Skipper Allen Allen Ackerman Schmidt Peterson Belgard Wilkins Harold Schmidt Missouri Valley Nebraskans Crimson Blue

University Track Tryouts Highlight Strong Shuffle

Track Coach Karl Schlademan announced that Saturday afternoon tryouts at Memorial stadium produced exceptional times for this season. He noted Tom Poor is improving in the high jump and listed probable entries for the Missouri dual meet in Convention Hall Kansas City February 25 with athletes named for each event.

Karl Schlademan Memorial Stadium Schlademan Tom Poor Schlademani Missouri Convention Hall Kansas City Dashes Fisher Wongwai Graham Doornbos Poor Goodell Phillips McGee Rooney Watson Engel Pratt Grady Bronson

Community notes from McLouth area and Lawrence visits

Mrs Fred Champion and family spent the weekend with old friends near McLouth. Miss Mildred Harding stayed with relatives. Several local families visited relatives in Lawrence and at the Petrie and Ward homes. An infant of Joe and Edens died, burial at Hardy Oak cemetery. Miss Harding and students plan a Valentine box program at school Friday. Charles Thornton sells stock and contemplates a move to California.

Fred Champion McLouth Mildred Harding Ralph Stewart Lottie Ward Stewart E. E. Vanderpool Martin and Elgar Oskaloosa Petrie and Ward Harold Lawrence Dan Smith Chas Petrie Joe Edens Robert Weibel Canavan Howard Wilbur Sunnyside Hardy Oak Cemetery

Lawrence Traders Tie Thursday to Saturday Events

fragmented text notes Thornton and Mr and Mrs Al Ward as Lawrence traders with references to Thursday and Saturday trading days. core facts unclear due to OCR issues but indicates local trading activity in Lawrence involving named individuals.

Thornton Lawerence Mrs al “Ward Lawrence

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