Tigers and K. U. Do Battle Tonight
Missouri and Kansas clash at 7 30 p m in a Big Six basketball showdown on the auditorium court. Kansas is in good shape with Ramsey back from flu and 10 points in the Oklahoma game, while Missouri counters with captain Justin Roach and a strong inside trio led by Huhn.
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University of Missouri
University of Kansas
Tiger
Jayhawk
Ft.read
Kansas
Forrest C. Allen
Ramsey
Oklahoma
Jayhawker
Russell
Rub” Thomson
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Bishop
Floyd Ramsey
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Sophmore
Hey
Clarence McGuire
Searman
Scrappy
Dodd
Fisner
Paden
Flumley
McCormick
Jayhawkers
McGuire
Plumley
Goven George Edwards
Miscouri
Tiger Lair
Justin Roach
Johnny Waldorf
Ron” Baker
Ruble
Harry Wel
Missouri
Convention Hall
Morgen
Tallth Huhn
Baker
Craig
Tigers
Kansas City
Roach
Waldorf star Haskell forward tender scoring threat
Ted Wilson forward for Haskell Indian College is emerging as a scoring ace with 185 points in the season and three games left. A Delaware from Bartlesville Oklahoma he has 81 field goals and 23 free throws, with a best 29 points against Kansas City Junior College. In seven recent games he averages 18 points. Haskell meets junior college Thursday and a game at St Joseph Saturday versus Nave-McGord Mercantile.
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Bartlesville
Okla
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Nave- McGord Mercantile
Indians
Baker
Knights
Kaw Valley league race seals end of season
Frays of late season action in the Kaw Valley tilt set three games for Friday. De Soto hosts Eudora, Linwood visits Bonner Springs, and Tonganoxie travels to Welborn as the leaders seek to clinch or protect first place with no playoff tied.
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Sooner Quintet Falls to Washington Bears in Norman
The Oklahoma Sooners basketball five again trailed the Washington Bears 28 to 18 at Norman. Washington previously beat Oklahoma 29 to 24 at St. Louis, and has defeated the Sooners once more this season as the Bears hold the Valley title lead.
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St. Louis
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Oklahoma
Sooners
Battle of promoters in Chicago promotes two show nights
Chicago moves toward a fifth promotional supremacy as Paddy Harmon and Jimmy Mullen finalize plans for two top boxing nights on March 12 at the Coliseum and March 13 at the new Chicago Stadium. Mullen lists Tom Heeney and Otto Von Porat as main event, Harmon signs Tommy Loughran and Micky Walker for his opener, with Walker posting a $25,000 guarantee to defend against Ace Hudkins in Las Vegas if the match fails to occur.
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Chicago
Paddy Harmon
Jimmy Mullen
Harmon
Mullen
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Otto von Porat
Tommy Loughran
Chamion
Micky Walker
Walker
Ace Hudkins
Las Vegas
Paul Prehn
National Boxing Commission
Edward C. Foster
Providence
R. 1
Wigton Sid Young Match Note Appears in Report
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Wigton Sid Young with partial scores 219 and 393 for Gustafson, and a TAS Barteid note appears. the readable snippet is sparse on full context or events. The lines indicate a sports or competition record with named participants Wigton Sid Young and Gustafson referenced.
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Wigton
Young
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Tas Barteid
Basketball Results From Associated Press Cards
Yale defeats Austin Texas Tech 47? Oklahoma 28? Pittsburg Teachers 28? Colorado College 30? Colorado Mines 18? Wichita State 26? Southwestern 25? St. Marys 35? Baker 27? Oregon State 39? Montana State 64? Younes UST Normi to Try for Record.
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Tex
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State
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Montana State
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Flying Finn Invited To Attempt New One Hour Mark
New York Feb 20 AP Paavo Nurmi has been invited to try to establish a new one hour running record at the New York county American Legion meet to be held at the 102nd engineers armory on Feb 27. The current record is 11 miles 1,442 yards set by Jean Bouin of France in 1913 in Sweden. Nurmi says he believes he can cover at least 12 miles and perhaps more.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
New York County American Legion
102Nd Engineers
Jean Bouin
France
Sweden
Nurmi
Braves in Tourney Reach Invitational at Winfield
The Haskell Indian basketball team will enter the Invitational Collegiate tournament sponsored by Southwestern College in Winfield on March 6 7 8 and 9. Frank W. McDonald announces the event as a premier southwest attraction with fifty top college teams invited from Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. The Braves aim for a strong showing despite a rough season, boasting one of their best squads in years and a road tournament mindset for success.
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Frank W. McDonald
Southwestern
Southwest
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Oklahoma
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Haskell
Neve
Indians
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Journal World Volleyball Thrills Fans At Chamber Of Commerce
The Journal World volleyball team defeated the Bankers three straight games at the Chamber of Commerce gym. Transportation failed to appear for scheduled matches. Roster for Ernst and Ortlick includes Bob Swallems Ployd Ortlick Elmer Ernst Woesetemeyer Elmer Henry Slagle Philip Ernst Jr Dan Lichengood Elmer Broat FT Benedict. Games open to the public with invites to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Journal‘World
Bankers
Transportation
Qrgun
Auto Wreckers
Kansas Electric Power
Yellow Air
Journal-World
Ernst and Ortlick
Ernst and Orlick
Bob Swallems
Ployd Orlick
Elmer Ernst
Woesetemeyer
Elmer
Henry Slagle
Philip Ernst Jr
Dan Lichengood
Elmer Broat
FT. L. Benedict
Topeka boxing show features Indian youths wins
In Topeka last night under the Topeka Pregsmen's union, three of four Indian boxers won. Warner Watson stopped Dannie Hinojosa, Ruben Bent outpointed Jimmy Kemper, Loris Harrell defeated Robert Poco, and Herman Thompson beat Cotton Bally in three rounds. Also, the Hillyards basketball team plans a return with Sterlings stars, and Lawrence high school’s second team fights Oread Training at Robinson gym tonight.
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City
Topeka
Ruben Bent
Jimmy Kemper
Loris Harrell
Hutchinson
Robert Poco
Herman Thompson
Cotton Bally
Boys Industrial School
Thompson
Bally
Sepeee
Oread
Lawrence High School
Oread Training High School
Robinson Gymnasium
Lawrence High “Ag
Chicago high school tourney may lose national sanction
AP reports national federation members oppose Chicago's prep school basketball tournament as overemphasizing high school cage events. Two thirds of 2000 educators surveyed favor withholding national sanction, risking loss of national status for the Chicago classic and possibly other interstate tournaments. University of Chicago awaits federation decision, with 1929 event already sanctioned and action not effective until next year.
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University of Chicago
National Federation of High School Athletic Associations
Cleveland
W. Whittey
National Federation
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Iowa Coach Favors Rule Makes Fumble Dead at Recovery
Iowa coach Burton A Ingwerson says the new rulemaking a fumbled ball dead at the point of recovery will improve play and fairness for the game. He argues losing the ball on a fumble was a heavy penalty and the change should raise standards.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Burton
A. Ingwerson
University of Iowa
Ingwersen
Sharkey Prep For Strab ling Bout In Miami
Former Giants pitcher Ry Demaree notes Jack Sharkey's bold confidence ahead of his heavyweight clash with Stribling in Miami. Sharkey once taunted Harry Wills in the ring, a display that reflected nerve when in peak shape. The writer observes strong men from Georgia and the sailor’s fighting style share a common appeal.
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Ry AL Demaree
New York Giants
Jack Sharkey
Miami
Boston
Harry Wills
Jack
Wills
Sharkey
Wheat gains and divergence in Chicago market dynamics
Chicago market reports show sub-zero wind and protracted bad weather delaying wheat harvests, with prices advancing despite heavy selling. Foreign buyers and ongoing shortages push July wheat to season highs, while Kansas City receipts and livestock show mixed movements amid improved demand and rail-transport concerns.
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Salts Offer Quick Help for Indigestion Difficulty
An authority explains indigestion stems from hyperacidity causing fermentation and souring of stomach contents. The remedy advised is four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water each morning for a week to neutralize acidity, reduce gas, and promote digestive juice flow. Jad Salts are a grape and lemon acid mixed with lithia and sodium phosphate and are touted as inexpensive and effective for stomach disorders.
Bethel Social Weekend Visits and Local Outings
Bethel residents shared a weekend of visits and visits to Kansas City and Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Roy Vance hosted Sundy dinner with Delbert and Dorothy Hoffman and Myrtle and Howard Hoffman. Glady s Peterson shopped Baker Baldwin. Vergie Hoffman stayed at the George Reible home.
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Roy Vance
Delbert Hoffman
Dorothy
Myrtle Hofman
Howard Hoffman
Teddy Barnhart
Walter Crawford
Clyde Garrett
Teddy
Everett Barnhart
Fred
Thr
Elgitha Hoffman
George Eh
Glen
Eph Vance
Kansas City
Ben Hoffman
Lawrence
Gladys Peterson
Baker
Baldwin
Jee Delbert Hoffman
W. Owens
Owens
Roy
Ottawa
Vergie Hoffman
George Reible
Bethel
An Old Fashioned Mother play at Hall East of Worden
A play titled An Old-Fashioned Mother was staged at Hall east of Worden on Friday night February 22 with admission set at fifteen and thirty cents. Community members attended several visits and social events including trips to Topeka and Kansas City, and a large crowd gathered for the Bethel church event Friday night.
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Worden
Thomas
Ben Hoffman
Yelma Vance
Joe Banks
Ruth Jones
James Jones
Vergie Holtman
Topeka
George Reible
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