Marks May Fall at New York Indoor Carnival
World indoor records may fall at Madison Square Garden as New York A C trials spotlight a strong field for the mile, high jump and pole vault. Glenn Cunningham, Bill Bonthron, and Gene Venzke headline the Baxter mile while George Spitz and Walter Marty duel in the high jump and Keith Brown with Bill Graber contend in the pole vault.
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Bill Graber
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Brown
Yale
Graber
Trend to Pro Game Losing Davis Cup Players
New York reports a growing trend toward professional tennis as Davis Cup stars abandon amateur status after setbacks. Bill O’Brien says Fred Perry may turn pro if England loses the Davis Cup, with Cochet Tilden Vines supportive as they attend a dinner for Cochet and Plaa before team matches at Madison Square Garden. Cochet predicts America versus England in the challenge round and notes the thrill of turning pro.
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America
England
Colonel Kilpatrick
France
Henri
Washburn and Wesleyan Register Court Victories
Washburn Ichabods edge Fort Hays State 32 31 on a late free throw to lift Central Conference standings while Kansas Wesleyan defeats Ottawa University 25 23 to move into a fourth place tie. Both games featured tight margins and a share of headlines for local teams.
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Topeka
Kansas
Washburn
Fort Hays State
Kansas Loop
Kansas Wesleyan
Ottawa University
Braves
Ottawa
Washburn Ichabods
Roskan
Lietz‘ke
Fort Havssuard
Ech
Coyotes
Salina
Strange As It Seems Charles V Abdicates In Mock Funeral
A fragment from a column recounts Charles V seeking a personal funeral at his Yuste retreat, with church officials and his household in mourning as he signs over duties. It also notes Massena’s gambling prowess and Nicholas I’s nightly mattress habit, hinting at more to come in Tomorrow: The One-Man Army.
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Charles V
Spain
Charles 1
Charles
Yuste
Estremadura
Massena
Prince
Essling
Nicholas I
Russia
Big Six Quintets Schedule Per Week
Friday games include C of O versus McPherson at McPherson, Wesleyan against Baker at Baldwin, Tulsa Oilers versus Bethany at Lindsburg, Ottawa meeting Haskell at Lawrence. Saturday shows Fort Hays State versus Pittsburg at Pittsburg, Haskell versus St Joseph Jr College at St Joseph, St Benedicts versus C of Emporia.
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McPherson
Wesleyan Va. Baker
Baldwin
Tulsa Oilers
Bethany
Lindsburg
Ottawa
Haskell
Lawrence
Fort. Hays
Local High and College Sports Schedule Fragment
Friday features Kansas at Town State 7 30 in the evening and Haskell at Ottawa while Lawrence High plays Manhattan at Manhattan. Lawrence Junior High faces Horton at 3 39 followed by a Washington gym first round tourney with Gread against Turner at 9. Elks club hosts weekly wrestling at Orpheum. Saturday includes Haskell versus St Joseph Junior College, Kansas vs Washburn swimming at Robinson pool, Kansas against Missouri in dual wrestling at 7 30, and Monday Kansas versus Nebraska at 7 30 in KU auditorium.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State
Iowa State
Eastern Kansas
Lapa
Emporia Topeka
Manhattan
Lawrence
Ottawa
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Atchison
Rosedale
Shawnee Mission
Town State
Washington
Columbia
Oklahoms
Norman
Rockharst
A. Auditorium
Haskell
Lawrence High
Manhattan High
Lawrence Junior High
Horton
Gread
Turner
Elks Club
Orpheum Theater
Saturde
St. Joseph
Washburn
Miget
Robinson Pool
Robinson Symnasium
Interchurch league results and upcoming games noted
In night games the Unitarians beat Centenary M E 19 to 13 and the Lutherans beat Baptists 22 to 11. Upcoming matchups include Christian vs Friends, Catholic vs Methodists and Centenary MME vs Presbyterian with other pairings through Friday. Leading scorers include Morrison and Jones with double digit averages. box scores list players and totals for Unitarian Centenary M E Baptists and others. A stray note mentions a Santa Cruz hen laying a large egg on New Year's Day.
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M. E
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Jones
Morrison
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Lohman
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J. R. Thornton
Santa Cruz
Cal
Meet Ames Tonight Kansas Jayhawkers Face Town State
Kansas University aims to rebound in the Big Six basketball race hosting Town State College at 7:30 in the auditorium. KU has two recent wins over Oklahoma while Iowa State, though out of the top division, fields a veteran lineup led by Wegner at center. Probable Kansas lineups include Ebling Anderson Shaffer Wells and Town State's Shaffer Harrington Holmes Kappleman Hood.
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Ames
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Wegner
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State
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Anderson Shaffer
Doty Wells
Werner Harrington Holmes Kappleman Hood
Lawrence Gun Club Bi Monthly Shoot Scheduled Sunday Morning
The Lawrence Gun club announces a regular bi monthly shoot this Sunday at 9 o clock with events for all and welcomes visitors. The note closes with a brief mention of the Oilers.
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Tulsa Oilers edge Hutchinson Renos 24 to 22 for second place
Hutchinson trailed Tulsa Oilers 24 to 22 as Tulsa closed the final four minutes to clinch second in the Missouri Valley AAU basketball race. Ad Dietzel was out, Chuck Hyatt scored twice late to put Tulsa ahead, Barton Carlton led Tulsa with 11 points.
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Hutchinson Renos
Ad Dietzel
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Chuck Hyatt
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Barton Carlton
Greyhounds Defeat Oilers 3-1 to Stretch Lead in AHA
The Kansas City Greyhounds defeated the Tulsa Oilers 3 to 1 in Kansas City last night, extending their lead over the nearest rivals in the American Hockey Association to six games.
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High School Lions Visit Manhattan in EKC Clash
Lawrence high school Lions travel to Manhattan for an Eastern Kansas conference game. Coach E A Woods team has one league win, against Ottawa, and losses to Topeka and Emporia. After Manhattan, Lawrence ends the league schedule with home games against Emporia February 23 and Ottawa March 2.
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E. A. Wood
Lawrence Boys
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Topeka
Emporia
Dietz to Teach at Texas Tech Summer Coaching School
W H Lone Star Dietz veteran Haskell coach and Boston Braves mentor has signed to teach the Warner style at the Texas Tech coaching school in Lubbock on August 8 9 and 10. He will conduct classroom and field sessions on line play and backfield formations, drawing on his Carlisle and Stanford ties with Pop Warner. P W Cawthon says the Warner curriculum is unusually important this summer due to growing national interest.
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South Dakota Wesleyan Beats Kansas State In Narrow Loss
Manhattan Kansas February 16 The Kansas State Wildcats succumbed 36 35 to South Dakota Wesleyan in a non conference game. Both teams stayed even 18 18 at halftime before Wesleyan pulled ahead and held on as Kansas State tried a rally the reserves contributing while the regulars struggled in the second period. This marked Kansas State seventh loss in eight non conference games.
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Kansas State Wildcats
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Wildcats
Freeland
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Kansas State
Billiard comeback boosts Thurnblad in world tourney
Arthur Thurnblad of Chicago staged a remarkable comeback in the world three cushion billiards event. After losses to Willie Honne Allen Hall and day Bozeman he won five straight matches to rise to sixth in the standings in New York on February 16.
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Thurnblad
Basketball results from Associated Press briefed meet
West Virginia 29 lost to Duquesne 51 while Colture 22 led Dartmouth of New York U over Temple 13. Sewanee 15 and Kentucky 60 paced McKendree 25. Western Hinds Teaders 28 beat William Jewell 21 as Missouri Mines fell. South Dakota Wesleyan 36 edged Kansas State 35. Fort Hays State 31 defeated Washburn. Kansas Wesleyan 24 and Ottawa U 23. Texas 21 and Baylor 93.
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Duquesne
Colture
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Kentucky
McKendree
Western Hinds Teaders
William Jewell
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Ottawa
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Baylor
Wrestling results and Chicago boxing match set
Leavenworth results show Atkins beating Pratt in 3 00, McShain defeating Hefner, Sherma Texas subduing Mehringer in 21 00, and Red Devil drawing in 3 minutes. Chicago hosts Vince Dundee versus Ben Jeby in a ten round non title bout to boost major league boxing.
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Vancouver
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Sherma
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Lawrence bowling teams top Kansas City visitors in league night
Lawrence bowling teams defeated Kansas City clubs at the Recreation parlor last night. The men rolled 3009 to 2817, the highest five man score on local alleys, while the women won 2200 to 2052. Pettit posted 247 and Johnston reached a 300 at Pla-Mar alley, a first for the venue.
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Local notices and misfortunes in Corliss area
Mildred Williams Bird spent last week with parents as Lenape school closed for scarlet fever. Dentists damaged her face during extraction. she also bruised herself. ER Sonntag suffered a back fracture when a tree fell on him. he remained in bed rest. J O Huff dies at 66 after three years illness. funeral at DeSoto Christian church with burial there. survivors listed.
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Leland
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Des Moines
Indianola
Iowa
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Huff
Corliss
Christian Church
DeSoto
DeSoto Cemetery
Maude Huff
Billie Huff
J. C. Huff
Beacle
Kan
Fred and
Maude Ellsworth
Lawrence
Roy Martin
Lawrence Community Notes Highlight Family Visits and Local News
A collection of notices from Lawrence and nearby towns details Maurice Henderson visiting his mother Mrs. Maude Huff, T. C. Bailey's family wintering in Lawrence, and Dan Musser family moving to the French farm near Corliss. It records a birthday party for W. H. Dent with neighbors, meals, and games, plus a series of social visits and local movements among residents of Linwood DeSoto and surrounding areas.
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California
Oklahoma
Maurice Henderson
Lys
Maude Huff
T. C. Bailey
H. B. Bailey
Don- Musser
H.C. Musser
Corliss
W. H. Dent
J.G. Clark
Linwood
Ent
L. R. Penner
Lon Lutz
John Cowan
Kansas City
G. B. Hicks
Leland
W. H
Wilda Musser
E. E. Tuck
DeSoto
Ival Lane
Prospect region notes and local social updates
Mrs Emily Gerstentiotees continues to improve as Harmon basketball faces Boal Creek with a 19 to 17 score in favor on Saturday. Ed Had and sons Allan and Donald attended the wolf hunt at Prospect where no coyotes were captured. Mr and Mrs Doc Warren and John Hotchkins visited Po mona Sunday and relatives. Mrs Ed Hadl and Mrs Jennie Crane spent Wednesday with Mrs A L Hadi who has been ill but slowly improves.
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Ed Had
Allan
Donald
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Doc Warren
John Hotchkins
Pomona
Ed Hadl
Jennie Crane
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Twin Mound Social Notes Mention Ill Tom Murphy
The column records Guy B Weimer visiting Tom Murphy of Lecompton Sun to report Mr Murphy ill with pneumonia. Richard Patton Jim and Edward Alexander attended a Sunday school party in Clinton Saturday. Mrs Gladys Schirmer hosted Twin Mound Ladies with a business meeting and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Letha Rukes on February 7.
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Tom Murphy
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Local Family Notices and School Fever Report
Mound school is ill with fever. Glen Thurber of Lawrence visiting relatives Dan and Patton. WH Heyl is seriously ill since Thursday. Dan, Richard Patton and Gale Pardee attended a Liberty Memorial high school basketball game Saturday. Rakes hosted a birthday dinner for daughter Celesta Thurber Elmer Thurber. Attendees included Elmer Thurber family Harding Mass Sincin Rukes family.
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