Jayhawks Poised To Host Tigers In Indoor Dual Meet
Kansas aims to build on recent K C A C showing as coach Huff prepares indoor squad for Friday clash with Missouri in Kansas City. Captain Bernard Frazier leads a strong distance corps while Kansas recovers form after weather delays.
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H. J. Huf
Nual
Unity’ of Missouri
Convention Hall
Kansas City
Jayhawkers
K.C. A
Tiger
Jayhawk
Kansas
Huff
Bernard Frazier
Middle West
Psy Frazier
Frazier
Tigers
Laurenman
Vogel
Jay Wilcox
Westport High
Ed Ash
John Shannon
George Jones
Gordon Lagerquist
Ash
Shannon
Jones
Lagerquist
Lowell Trueblead
Lawrence
Dwight Wallingford
Missouri
John Mize
Paul Parker
Willis Ward
Mitsougian
Ny Joel Hancock
Paul Beards- Jee
Ay Wells
Youngman
Douglas
KCA
Gaach Gwine Henry
Rosenheim
Dills
King
Dick Hanley Objects to New Football Rule
Northwest ern University coach Dick Hanley rejects the revised fumble rule, arguing the change robs spectators of thrilling long runs after a fumble recovery and diminishes the game’s excitement. He urges consideration of spectator interest in football.
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Dick Hanley
Chicago
Northwestern University
Sig Henley
Kaw Valley Cage Race Leads Fueled by Bonner Springs DeSoto
Bonner Springs and DeSoto kept pace for Kaw Valley league title after wins last week. Bonner Springs beat Tonganoxie 27 to 11, DeSoto defeated Linwood 27 to 13, Welborn topped Eudora 27 to 21. Second-team scores show Bonner Springs 16, Tonganoxie 26, Linwood 29, DeSoto 10, Eudora 16, Welborn 14.
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Bonner Springs
DeSoto
Kaw Valley League
J. G. Meisenheimer
Tonganoxie
Henry Kesler
Linwood
Welborn
Eudora
Volleyball results from Chamber of Commerce night clash
Auto Wreckers beat Pine Bros 34 to 14 in game one with 48 points. Organ Factory tied 15 15 in another. Yellow Cab limited. Tonight the Journal-World faces Bankers as Transportation plays. Tomorrow Organ Factory vs Auto Wreckers and Yellow Cab vs Kansas Electric Power headline the doubleheader.
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Auto .Reckers
Pine Bros., and. Organ Factory
Chamber of Commerce
Erne
Auto Wreckery
Pine Bros
Orson Factory
Yellow Cah
Journal-World
Bankers
Organ Factory
Auto Wreckers
Yellow Cab
Kansas Electric Power
N. L. Amspacket
L. EB. Scitiger
Red Dog Gambling Among Giants Ends With Big Pot
Gambling games among ball players draw crowds during off hours. In a Red Dog game Bob Steele recounts drawing three aces and a king, all different suits, with about $500 in the pot. He bets $300, Hal Chase turns up the fourth ace and must match. John McGraw dislikes bridge for a dollar unit, but cites Red Dog as too stiff for him.
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Bob Steele
Bob
FBI
Hal Chase
John McGraw
Intramural Cage Scores Beta Theta Pi and Delta Sigma Pi win
Intramural games at Robinson Gym last night produced no champions. Beta Theta Pi defeated the Tennessee Club 35 to 26, Delta Sigma Lambda beat Chi Delta Sigma 87 to 19, Phi Kappa Psi beat Acacia 21 to 12, Delta Sigma Pi beat Sigma Chi 31 to 28, Alpha Lpsilon defeated Phi Beta Pi 28 to 10, and Alpha Tau Omega bested Triangle Fraternity 15 to 13. Also noted is the upcoming national skating championships to be held February 22 to 24 in St Louis.
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Beta
Theta’ Pi
Delta Sigma
Juambda
Tenessee Club
Chi Delta Sigma
Phi Kappa Psi
Acacia
Delta Sigma Pi
Sigma Ch
Caps Sigma “Alpha Lpsilon
Phi Beta Pi
Alpha Tau Omega
Triangle Fraternity
Denver coach Fred Dawson resigns to
Fred T. Dawson, football coach at the University of Denver and former mentor at Nebraska, resigned today, with university athletic council accepting the move. He said he would devote his full time to business.
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Fred Dawson
Denver
Fred T. Dawson
University of Denver
University of Nebraska
University Athletic Council
Iliff
Dawson
Bsiness
McGraw Eyes Tight Race for Giants Pennant in 1924
John McGraw enters his 28th year leading the New York Giants and forecasts a tight race for the National League pennant. He notes strong Cubs as favorites while assessing roster questions at second base and in the outfield, with key players Reeves Cohen Welsh Leach Hubbell Benton and others shaping the club's chances.
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New York
John McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Frank Chatiie
Cubs
McGraw
Rogers Hornsby
Pirates
Cardinals
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
San Antonio
Andy Reese
Andy Cohen
Jimmy Welsh
Fred Leach
Phillies
Reese
Ott
Welsh
Roush
Leach
Carl Hubbell
Oklahoma
Hubbell
Larry Benton
Busy Month for Boxing in Chicago Next Month
Promoters Jim Mullen and Paddy Harmon line up two back to back boxing nights in Chicago. Tom Heeney will fight Otto Von Porat on March 12 at the Coliseum after Gene Tunney left the heavyweight scene. March 15 at the Chicago Stadium features Tommy Loughran defending the light heavyweight title against Mickey Walker for about 140000.
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Chicago
Jim Mullen
Paddy Harmon
Mullen
Tom Heeney
Gene Tunney
Otto von Porat
Norway
Harmon
Tommy Loughran
Mickey Walker
Chama
Family Of Athletes Forms A Dominant Shuters Basketball Team
Nine members of the Shuter family form a key part of the Providence high school basketball lineup. The closely knit group, from a town of 40 families, has helped the team win every game this season and would also play on a school baseball nine in spring.
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Vance
S. C
Shuters
Providence High School
Bali
Red Fitzsimmons Edges Snyder In Narrow Wichita Bout
Red Fitzsimmons of Wichita wins a close decision over Angus Snyder of Dodge City in a last night boxing card in Wichita. Two of three newspapermen give Fitzsimmons four rounds. one calls it a draw.
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Fitzsimmons
Wichita
Kans
Red Fitzsions
Angus Snyder
Dode City
Wichitan
Dodge City Fighter
Father and Son Banquet At Topeka Church Keynote Speaker
Dr F C Allen athletic director at K U gave the main address at a father and son banquet at Central Congregational church Topeka. Ernest E Beary Washburn athletic head introduced him. Allen praised college athletes as brains over brawn noting KU eligibility around 38 percent and commended Coach Beary as a great player and coach.
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F.C. Allen
K. U
Central Congregational Church
Topeka
Ernest E. Beary
Washburn College
Dr. Allen
Allen
Beary
Nebraska
Wisconsin 37 Northwestern 25 in college basketball results
Wisconsin led Northwestern 37 to 25 as colleges across the region posted results including Michigan 2, Minneapolis Minnesota 3, and various pairings such as Dallas-SMU and Washington State. The column lists multiple scores and teams with scattered enties like Bethany, Benedict's College and St Benedict's.
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Sy Ine Associates
Pessy
Bethany College
Bethen
Atchison, Kan
St Benedict's College
City de Molays
Jack Elder Wins 60 Yard Dash At New York Meet
Jack Elder former Notre Dame halfback defeated Canada's Ferey Williams in the 60 yard dash at the New York A C games in Madison Square Garden. Time six and two fifths seconds narrowly missed the world record. Williams had faced many great sprinters before this upset. Fred Sturdy set indoor marks in hurdles as Weems Baskin and Carl Ring also excelled. A Newark prep relay team bettered the interscholastic mile mark.
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New York
Middle West
Ferey Williams
Vancouver
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Willams
New York A. C
Madison Square Garden
Elder
Williams
Fred Sturdy
Yale
Weems Baskin
N.Y
Basketball Rules Reforms Debate Circles Chicago Meeting
The National Basketball Coaches Association plans its annual powwow in Chicago in April aligning with the Stagg tournament. Debates focus on keeping or removing the center tip off, raising basket height to 12 feet, and moving the free throw line to 20 feet with a possible three point field goal.
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National Basketballl Coaches Association
College Gietiatan
Chicago
New York
Sworth
Tes
Lecompton Hosts Lecompton R H S Teams Tuesday Night
Lecompton high school to host Carbondale boys and girls in a doubleheader on February 19 marking the last home game. New seats aim to accommodate a large crowd as strong local support follows recent wins over Silver Lake with girls 40 1 2 and boys 41 3 2. Community notices include social proceeds and local visits.
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Antin
Ira Dent
America
High Rock Creek
Rock Creek
Roy Dick
Jed Stebbins
Breithaupt
Topeka Saturda
Doris Sturm
Mildred Bryant
Kansas University
Lawrence
Neil Goepfert
Topeka
Vanier Raines
Carbondale High School
Lecompton
Lecompton R. H. 5
Silver Lake School
L.e. Compton R. H
Fred Sulzen
Cleveland
Ohio
Terminal Tower
Sulzen
Woolworth
New York
Chicago
Hunter
Ottawa
Ben Crouse
McLouth
Vic Williamts
E. J) Hill
Marion Lasewell
Big Springs
Gibbons
Dale Force
Marie James
Wearren Springer
Elmer Gondrich
Esther Michael
Ralph Hildenbrand
Hedgeman McClanahan
Theopolis Holmes
Henrietta, Slavens
Margaret Willamson
Lawrence Visitors and Local Sales in Columbia Ar
Columbia Ar residents report a steady stream of Lawrence visits including Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer Mrs Everett Bond and many others. Several attended the C N Peterson sale with extensive lists of attendees and cargoes including wood wheat and oats.
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Charlie Brohammer
Lawrence
Everett Bond
T. G. Hiatt
Art Davison
Frank
Deay
Flory
Mabel Wingert
C.N. Peterson
Katherine
John Wrohamer
Will Postma
Laurie
Solon Markley
Mary Ben
Elmor Churchbaugh
Daniel Beeghley
Lloyd
George van Housen
Wesley Flory
Lilllian
Alda Brohammer
Oscar Shuck
Charles and Lloyd
Will Churchbaugh
Henry Holiday
Winona
Frank Deay
Nettie Russell
Ed Sanders
Ollie Eudaty
Churchbaugh
Elmer Churchbaugh
Claude Wells
John Brohammer
Jesse Markley
Amos Wrightsman
Oscay Shuck
Lawrence Vis
Jack , Dillon
Alr
Lillian
Alda
John F Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Herold
Florence Pratma
Nettie Flory
Evelyn Shack
Edith Deay
Pleasant Grove community notes and deaths prompt funeral
The Pleasants Grove area reports numerous Sunday and Monday visits among residents, livestock purchases, and travels to Lawrence. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Carl Vin Toesen at McConnell hospital after an illness, with funeral planned at the High Prairie church and burial at Baldwin. A large group attended the service, including many local families and relatives.
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Fidry
Pleasant Grove
Art Davison
Rex Shuler
Orville Flory
Leona Tuckill
Pleasants Grove
Frank Dear
Wesley
Flor
Will Postina
Charlie Brohmer
Lawrence
Jesse Markley
John Brohammer
Jesse
Oscar ‘Markley
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Henry Landis
Deniel Beeghley
Elmer Charchbourd
Ant Grove
Carl Var Hoesen
Ion
McConnell
Lauerence
Hich Traigiel Church
Baldwin
Carl Vin Toesen
Hich Prairie Church
Dra Rothrock
Carl
Arthur
Flory
Clarence
Williams
Alvah
Warold
Rothrock
Daniel Beeghley
Lloyd and Averett
Oscar Shuck
Charles
Lloyd
Evelyn
Byron
Frank Deuy
Edith
Meg
Charlie Brohammer
Lillian
Alda
Mes
Florencesand Teaurie
Elmer Churchbaugh
Nonald
Will Churchhaugh
Oscar Markley
A. J. Flory
Art. Davison
Vins
Nettie Russell
Cal
Will Forth
Harvey Flory
Harold and Wayne
Reece Swimney
Edward Sanders
Mabel Wingert
Cheater Wible
Doris
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