Ames Threw Scare Into Kansas Five
The Ames Cyclones challenged Kansas in a Missouri Valley clash, but Kansas pulled ahead for a 23 to 19 victory. Albert Petersen led Kansas with five field goals and a free throw, while Kling paced the visitors with four field goals. Kansas led at halftime and held on through a late Ames rally as reserves and freshmen saw action.
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Ames Cyclones
Jayhawkers
Akansas
Burton
Toller
Gordon
Iowa
Kansas
Sehmidt
Paersen
Kling
Aera
Goto
Turnats
Jayhawker
Schmidt
Nets
Krantas
Ceverat Kou
University
Vut
Petersen
Gordont
Arnold
Cyclones
Hall
Ames
Belpard
Zuber
Staver
Elliott
Pettersen
Lattin
Proudfit
Cordon
Hedges
Belgard
Daniels
Herbert Proudfit
Hill
F. Allen
Centire
Ate
Albert Petersen
Haskell Warriors Set for Outdoor Practice Under Stidham
Haskell Institute football team to begin outdoor workouts Monday February 22 led by Captain elect Stidham. Squad of about twenty two will practice several times weekly while Coach Hanley is away at Hingis Relays, then resume daily sessions upon his return. Baseball reaction centers on Pacific Coast League plan to place two clubs in San Francisco and Los Angeles next season.
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Football Warriors
Haskell Institute
Fof. Stidham
Dick” Hanley
Hanley
Hingis
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kansas Jayhawkers Lead Missouri Valley Scoring Race
Peterson leads the Valley in high point scoring with 74 points from 44 field goals and 9 free throws. Schmidt and Gordon follow, with 58 and 53 points. Milett of Iowa State sits fourth, Moranet Grinnell close behind, and Oklahoma’s Peery and Elder crack the top ten. Byers ranks eighth with 63 points as action nears across most Valley schools, shaping the championship chase.
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Kansas’ Jayhawkers
Ieterren
Avalley
Schmidt
Gordon
Tasuhelsely
Milett
Iowa State
Moranet Grinnell
Oklahoma Aggies
Peery
Elder
Byers
Kansas Aggie Flash
Ames
Hoe
Wangas Phivers
Sooners
Washington
Nebraska
Kansass Aggies
Missouri
Lions and Manhattans Prep for Last Home Stand
Coach Levert Higgins drills the Red and Black as the high school cage season nears its close with a Feb 26 clash against Manual High of Kansas City on Liberty Memorial court. Lawrence shifts lineups, tests reserves, and eyeing Baldwin tournament as February 22 trip to Emporia looms. Captain Fearing leads Martine ahead of the Farmers game while Toe McCadles earns early eligibility and a spot on the bench battle.
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Levert Higgins
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial Court
Lawrence
Manhattan
Emporia
Hickins
Toe McCadles
Fearing
Martine
Kansas Aggies Open Baseball Practice for Spring Schedule
The Kansas Aggies began practice with high hopes for a strong season. Captain Karns, Jud Brion, and a deep pitching corps lead the squad as they prepare for a 13 game schedule against Missouri Valley rivals and Oklahoma teams, opening with St Mary's in Manhattan and including multiple doubleheaders at Manhattan Stillwater Norman and Stillwater.
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Kansas Aggies
Wildcat
Springs
St. Mary's
Missouri Valley
Aggies
Oklahoma
Coptain J.T. Karis
Karns
Jud" Brion
Manhattan Crew
Manhattan
Oklahoma A
K. U
Stillwater
Oklahoma WA
Norman
Missouri
Indians to Illinois for Relays On Outdoor Track
Coach R B Hanley and Haskell cinder path artists head to Illinois Relays Friday February 26 entering two relay teams and two specialty runners. White Bird and Yellow Horse likely run 1000 yards while Osisstar Haskell may miss the meet due to a foot injury. The Indians switch from boards to outdoor track and seek a strong showing.
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R.B. Hanley
Osis
Haskell
White Bird
Yellow Horse
Hanley
Kansas City
Braves
Illinois
Games at Haskell Tonight
Local basketball doubleheader at the Haskell gym features troop one, two, three from Haskell and troop ten from Lawrence. Start time is 8 00 p m with midget teams from troops two and three and younger players from troop ten. Forrest Hewitt of the University and Art Stark, Haskellville assistant coach, officiate.
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Twwo
Haskell
Lawrence
Forrest Hewitt
University and Art
Stark
Haskellavill
Washburn and Pittsburg Rout Opponents in Narrow Card Night
Last night Washburn defeated St Johns 93 to 28 while Pittsburg beat St Benedicts 29 to 10. Razor blades advertised from Rankin's Drug Store at 1101 4th Ave. Adv.
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Washburn
St. Johns
Rankin’s Drug Store
Eudora Pace Set By Perrine's Quintet in Kaw Valley
Eudora high school coached by M C Perrine leads Kaw Valley after seven straight wins this season including two pre season games. They face De Soto at De Soto in the eighth round while Shawnee Mission plays Wellman and Banner Springs at Linwood. Remaining contests are February 26 at Banner Springs and February 27 at Linwood. A women’s intramural swimming meet is set for February 24 at Johnson gym with nine events and a season cup on the line. Johnny Lorbeer wins with 61 of 75 in the Hays national free throw tournament section, Wheat second with 57, Bastin, Woods and McFerrin tied for third with 6 each.
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Eudora
M. C. Perrine
de Soto
Shawnee Mission
Wellbern
Banner Springs
Linwood
Udora
University of Kanas
Johinson Gymnasium
Lorbeer
Mays
Kan
Johnny
Edgerton Area Socials Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Gabel of Edgerton visited daughter Mrs. Gus Koch and Mr. Each. Numerous local families gathered for dinners, calls, and a surprise party celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Kaegi’s twenty second wedding anniversary with cake centerpiece and games.
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George
Kaeegi
Local Socials Highlight Wedding Themed Gathering
A flurry of late hour luncheons and weddings dominates the gossip in Eudora with Mr and Mrs Wm Knake, Mr and Mrs Carl Schubert and children of Buddha, and many Wichmans among guests. Frank Hodge visits Tulsa to see sisters while a railed wedding march mocks a ceremony led by Miss Derline Bowen and Miss Viola Neis.
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Jon
Wm.Knake
Carl Schubert
Buddha
Johnnie
Will Wichman
Herman Wichman
Bellview
Albert Wichman
George Kaegi
Frank
Hodge
Tulsa
Qokia
Robert Reusch
Elmer
Harry
Homer Kurtz
Léwie
Annie Richtermier
Chris Mexifle
Gus Keehler
Harry Broer
Henry Kurtz
John Bowen
Joe Strobel
Gus. Keehler
Harry, Broer
de Soto
Kansas
Eugene McCabrin
Kaw. Valley
Joe Strabel
Leslie
Marié Ambler Edelbrock
Eudora
Derlineé Bowen
Viola Neis
Gideon Neis
Mayme Wilson
Genevieve Bowen
Opek
Alice Marie
Kindred
Valentine
Marie Antblerdelbrock
Walter Wilson
Ben Neis
Henry Westerhous
Jessie Kindred
Ted. Holmes
Ed Mistle
Hesper
Ester
Dortha Gabriel
Viola Neil
Farl Ott
Kaw Valley
Sam Kraus
Eula
John Edelbrock
FE. Kraus
Fern Knabe
Firmal Westerhaus
Pete Edelbrock
Mildred Breithaupt
Clearfield
Harold Reusch
Chas. Gerstenberger
Robert Zipp
Cleveland daughter granted Paris divorce from Dell
Marieon Cleveland Dell daughter of the late Grover Cleveland was granted a divorce in Paris from William Stanley Dell. Desertion was cited as the grounds. Dell is reported to be in Switzerland while their daughter remains in New York. Mrs. Thomas J. Prestone, widow of the former president, said the decision was made today.
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Princeton
Marion Cleveland Dell
Grover _Cleveland
Paris
William Stanley Dell
Thomas J. Prestone
Dell
Switzerland
New York
Gift tax declared unconstitutional for non death gifts
Federal Judge Hand ruled that the gift tax is unconstitutional for gifts not made in contemplation of death. The decision, delivered today, affects millions previously paid into the federal treasury under the tax. The ruling narrows the reach of the tax and centers on its application to non death gifts.
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New York
Hand
Clubbing a Husband comedy at Woodlawn school house
North Lawrence Woodlawn P T A presents a three act comedy Club bing a Husband at the school house Thursday and Friday nights February 25 and 26 with intermission specialties and music by the north side orchestra Admission 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children under twelve Also notes from Niotis club and local visits and travels of residents including Mrs James Gulley in Junction City and the Arthur and Courtney families visiting and planning travel to Colorado
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Woodlawn P. T. A
North Side Orchestra
Niotis Club
Ross Pine
J.J. Krum
Clarence Pine
James Gulley
Junction City
Walter Martin
W. J. Arthur
Art Woodland
Atchison
Mr. Arthur
Colorado
W. A. Gourtney
The
Lewis
Brown family plans move north of town
Mrs Middie Parel will leave in a couple of weeks for New Jersey to spend a few months with her daughter, Mr and Mrs Emerson Chase.
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Pete Neil
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Rann Kennedy
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Tsabella
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