Kansas Narrowly Beats Nebraska 25 24 In Scrappy Big Six Tilt
Kansas Jayhawkers edged Nebraska 25 to 24 after a tense rally in the audience floor contest. Ray Ebling sparked Kansas with early scoring while Lunney led Nebraska late. Bud Parsons and Lamney chased back to tighten the margin. Kansas will play Kansas State in Manhattan on Feb 24 and Oklahoma in Norman on Mar 1 2 as Missouri visits March 6.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Huskers
Bud Parsons
Lunney
Widman
Whitaker
Sorensen
Parsons
Ray Ebling
Jayhawkers
Ebling
Harrington
Partsons
Lamney
Quiley
Lincoln
Kansas State
Manhattan
Oklahoma
Norman
Missouri
Shaffer
Vanek
AG Igley
St. Mary's
Strange As It Seems Fuel and Fire Facts From Past Reels
A quirky snippet discusses the modern submarine and Graf Zeppelin depths, gasoline combustion byproducts, water formation in exhaust, and the French Revolutionary calendar reform era. It notes 130 pounds of water per 100 pounds of gasoline burned and the calendar’s aim to abolish Sundays, ending with Tomorrow: The Battle of the Kegs.
Big Six Quintets Schedule Preview
The Standing Kansas State two and two through remaining games list wek. Friday Oklahoma faces Missouri at Columbia in an exhibition. Saturday Iowa State meets Nebraska at Lincoln and Kansas plays Kansas State at Manhattan. February 26 Iowa State meets Creighton in Omaha exhibition. March 1 Kansas faces Oklahoma in Norman exhibition. Kansas State hosts Iowa State at Ames. March 2 Kansas plays Oklahoma at Norman and Missouri meets Kansas at Lawrence.
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Kansas State
Towa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Columbia
Iowa State
Nebraska
Lincoln
Kansas
Manhattan
Creighton
Omaha
Norman
Ames
Amissouri
Lawrence
Pro Court Victory in Davis Cup Quest
New York February 20 AP Competing separately in the amateur quest for the Davis cup in France Big Bill Tilden and Ellsworth Vines joined as professionals to triumph at Madison Square Garden. The Americans swept all three matches last night with Henri Cochet and Martin Plaa the French pros.
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New York
France
Bill Tilden
Ellsworth Vines
Madison Square Garden
Henri Cachett
Martin Plaa
Honey in golf balls latest plan
Minneapolis report notes two golf ball makers plan to use honey as an ingredient in ball manufacture. T. W. Burleson of Waxahachie Texas says the idea could spread, though balls will not be entirely honey. Egyptians used honey in embalming fluids.
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Minneapolis
APJ
T. W. Burleson
Waxahachie
Texas
Burleson
American Honey Producers’ League
American Honey Institute
Tilden Beats Plan and Vines Defeats Cochet in New York Tennis
Five hours of tennis at Madison Square Garden end with Tilden defeating Plan 6-4 6-3 11-9 and Vines routing Cochet 6-4 4-6 6-3 6-3 as the Tilden-Vines doubles team win 6-1 1-6 12-10 6-0. Spectator turnout was 11,482 with gross receipts of 18,796.14. Tomorrow Plan faces Vines while Tilden meets Cochet in the final two singles matches.
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Eam
Madison Square Garden
Tilden
Plan
Vines
Cochet
Tilden-Vines
Cochett
Basketball Scores From Various Games Across The Nation
AP reports fragmentary results from college and university games. Florida defeated Stetson while Purdue topped Minnesota, Princeton beat Dartmouth, and Wisconsin edged Michigan. Other scores include Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Colorado contests with mixed outcomes. A note mentions historic carved dining room chairs in Fort Vancouver governor’s house kept as relics.
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Fort Vancouver
Midget Teams Entertain Crowd at Kansas Game
A Kansas City midget league contest featured the Bearcats defeating the Falcons 13 to 7 in a brief two teams tilt at the Kansas Nebraska game. Coaches were George Bowles for the Bearcats and Wilfred Belgzard for the Falcons. The box score lists players from both sides with missing full details. Referee Klaas officiated.
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Kansas
Jearcats
Falcons
Kansas City
George “Dumpy” Bowles
I'm A Jayhawk
Wilfred “Frenchy”Belgzard
K. U
Bearcats
Mitchel
Brown
Manarfield
Brauw
Costigan
Tolais Arececsesoare
Saeniaenium
Peferee Klaas
Liston's Baker Quintet Gains First Place Tie
Topeka Kan Feb 20 AP three of six Kansas conference squads tied for first as Baker College of Emporia and McPherson share top spot after Baker defeated Bethany 32 27 at Lindsborg. Baker meets McPherson at Baldwin Saturday. all three leaders hold 5 wins 2 losses.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
College of Emporia
Baker
Emporia
Wildcats
McPherson College
Bethany Swedes
Lindsborg
Beiser
Heine
Lemon
Roller
McPherson
Gulltoys
Baker Oes
Baldwin
Teihany
GreTr Malington
F i
Jo Wy Lemon
Interchurch league basketball games listed for Thursday Friday and Saturday
Two interchurch league games on Junior High Court Christia n vs Friends at 7 30 and Catholic vs Methodist at 8 30 Thursday Centen ary M L B Y vs Presbyterian at 7 20 and Attlee vs Congregational at 8 30 Friday Lawrence High School Emporis in Lawrence High gym two games Seconda Ree Selee and Eirst teams at 7 30 Weekly wrestling show at Orpheum theater Two Interchurch league games Cathole vs Unitarian at 1 30 and Friends vs Lutheran at 8 30 Saturday Kans ay vs Kansas Stata at Manhattan
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Friends
Catholic
Methodist
Centenary Mlby
Presbyterian
Attlee
Congregational
Lawrence High
S. Emporis
Seconda Ree
Selee
Eirst
Orpheum Theater
Cathole
Unitarian
Lutheran
Kansay
Kansas Stata
Manhattan
Husker Tankmen Defeat Kansas for Second Time
Nebraska Cornhusker swimmers beat Kansas State college tank team 64 to 20 in a dual meet at Manhattan. Bernie Masterson swept high scoring honors by winning the 40 and 109 yard freestyle races and contributing to the 400 yard relay victory.
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Manhattan
Kan
Nebraska Cornhusker Swimmers
Kansas State
College Tank
Bernie Masterson
Purdue Steamrolls Minnesota in Western Conference Tilt
Chicago Feb 20 The Purdue machine dominated Minnesota 47 to 30 in Minneapolis before 13 600 fans. Purdue extended its record to seven wins in eight games and kept control of the race as Wisconsin rose to second place with an 82 to 26 win over Michigan at Ann Arbor. Northwestern edged Illinois 32 to 25 at Evanston and Iowa beat Indiana 29 to 26. Ohio State routed Chicago 33 to 30 at Columbus.
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Associated Press
Florida
Stetson
Southwestern
Millsaps
Dartmouth
Princeton
de Pauli
Valparaiso
Purdue
Minnesota
Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dinois
Northwestern
Indiana
Iowa
Washington
Grinnell
State
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Anculver Stockton
Missouri Valley
Poilermakers
Walloping
Minneasolis
Badgers
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Evanston
Maroons
Columbus
McGraw Holds His Own Against Poisoning Battle
John J. McGraw, 60, longtime New York Giants manager, was reported holding his own in a uremic poisoning fight at a New Rochelle hospital. Bulletins from Drs. Chapman Keves Kellogg noted gravity but denied a coma. Mrs. McGraw and Giants president Stoneham visited. a priest also called at the sickroom. In San Francisco, Ivan Robertson of Salina Kansas joined about 40 rookies for the Giants spring training as Ike Caveney eyed the prospects. Missouri boxing tourney set for March 27-29, winners to qualify for nationals in St. Louis. eight weight divisions to be contested.
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New York
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
New Rochelle Hospital
Louis R. Chapman
F. L. Kkeves
E. Kellogg
MecGraw
Mrs. McGraw
Charles A. Stoneham
Hospital Yestern
Kansana
San Francisco
Ivan Robertson
Salina
Kan
Viteher
San Francisco Baseball Club
Ike Caveney
Robertson
Kansas City
Missouri A. A. U
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Bill Levy
St. Louis
Kansas State hurdler tied world 60 yard record
Joe Kwannenberrer of Kansas State College is set to receive official recognition for tying the world 60 yard high hurdle record of 7.5 seconds. The mark, previously held by John Collier of the Boston Athletic Association, was set at the Millrose Games in New York on February 3.
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Manhattan
Kan
Joe Kwannenberrer
Kansas State College
Vatican Pay Cut Hits 3 Ranks In Rome City Hall
Pope Pius orders a ten percent salary reduction for three Vatican prel ates and civil employees in Vatican City and Rome. The annual impact totals about 41 500 dollars across the affected positions.
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Vatican
Pius
Vatican City
Rome
Unclear fragment hints at price and location
Fragmentary text references a monthly amount and measurements related to Covent and Bebe shores, but lacks coherent details or context to form a concrete headline or summary. No identifiable persons, organizations, or events are sufficiently readable to anchor a factual card.
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E. C. Quieley
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Ji Winfoho
John Hix
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Husker Tankmen
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Stetsons
McGraw
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Tony Sarg
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