Missouri Tigers Halt Kansas Streak In Big Court Battle
Missouri 29 Kansas 18 in Columbia as six foot six inch Charlie Hulen Neer led the Tigers. Kansas trailed by half and rallied in the second half but Missouri held firm to snap the Jayhawks seven game run.
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Columbia
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Bausch
Craig
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Wayhawkers
Thier
Visstors
Horton Smith Leads In Savannah Open Golf Tourney
Horton Smith shot 137 at the half for a one stroke lead in the Savannah Open in Savannah Georgia. He fired nine birdies and an eagle and paired a 71 round with a 66 to top the field as Bobby Jones faltered. Ames Iowa and Kansas State games loom for Iowa State basketball in Big Six decisive week as Cyclones chase first division finish.
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Savannah
APJ
Young
Jones
Ames
Iowa
Tor
Iowa State
Trace
Cyclones
Kansas State
Manhattan
Nebraska
Lincoln
March 5 Mount Dread pyrotechnic clash tops big Kansas game
March 5 brings a Mt. Dread pyrotechnic display as Kansas and Missouri collide in the Big Six race at the auditorium. Frank McDonald has drawn sports fans to his night football games, while chatter links the event to a high stakes Kansas vs Missouri basketball showdown with Allen’s Tigers and Jayhawks likely meeting to decide the conference crown.
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Frank McDonald
Kansas
Missouri
Tigers
Jayhawkers
Allen
Columbia
John McLean
K. U
Kansas Aggies
McLean
Willey
Friends U
Oklahoma Aggie
Leon Bauman
Wichita
Harold Schmidt
Hays Teachers
Kansas Missouri game score teased by frantic calls
Lawrence fans and journ al World staff endured a two hour rush of scores from the Kansas Missouri game at Columbia. More than 2000 calls flooded the office while hundreds of fans gathered in towns across Kansas. The delay caused by the Columbia field house dedication pushed the final minute past 9:45, with chatter centering on Eddie Collins and a botched grounder play.
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Awa State
Nebraska
Okloe
Columbia
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Minas
Valdurt
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Rin Goros
Alway Mena Utie
Marwick
Haskell
Lea
Foolworth
Buffalo
L. Achasi i Barlow
Hargiss
Paul
Aefer
Lawrence
Journal World
Kansas-Missouri
Topeka
Leavenworth
Kanoak City
Associated Press
Western Union Telurtaph Company
Telephone Company
Ravens Win Game 27 to 9 Over Haskell Indians
St Benedicts college of Atchison defeated the Haskell Indians 27 to 9 last night in a fast paced game. George Besnah led the Irish with nine points while Eddie Woolworth added eight for Haskell as the Ravens pulled away on a late offensive drive.
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St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Ravens
Haskell Indians
St. Benedict's
Braves
George Besnah
Irish
Eddie Woolworth
Haskell Zuard
Iowa State Favored To Win Triangular Meet
Swimmers and divers from Kansas, Iowa State, and Kansas Aggies gathered for a triangular meet at the K C A C pool. Iowa State, still unbeaten in tank contests this season, entered as a heavy favorite despite recent losses. The Cyclones aim to extend their Big Six title defense from last year as the event gets underway late in the day.
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Kansas
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K. C. A. C. Noul
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Cyclones
E- Bakle Tolrney
Makuh
Kansas City
Lawrence Cagers Win League in Narrow Victory
Lawrence high school defeated Heavensworth 25 to 14 to pull level with Wyandotte in the Northeast Kansas league standings. Mil ton Allen led the first half with five baskets as Lawrence built a 28 to 4 lead, then rested regulars for tonight's rematch at Topeka.
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Missouri
Topeka
Lawrence High Basketeer
Capital City Boys
Melvin Griffin
Aight
Jayhawkers
Liberty Memorial High
Melvin Griffit
Lawrence
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Leavenworth
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Washburn Field House
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Mitton Allen
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Griffin
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Awrence
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B. Poland
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Fred Nelson
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Easton High
Jim Wilson
University of Kansas
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Harris
Guffer
Poland
Yucker
Ihm
Jackson
Kern
Parsons
Voorhees
iZunsman
Ciagles
Forbes
A Sandler
Eran
Captain Fortier
Wichita Board Quits Over Coach Choice
Wichita Kansas February 22 AP athletic advisory committee of the University of Wichita resigns after regents appoint Notre Dame quarterback Louis Gebert as athletic director and head football coach to replace Sam Hill. Dissidents cite lack of coaching experience and political conflict within the board and university administration.
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Walt Henrion
Board of Regents
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Notre Dame
Sam Hill
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Ate
Godfriau
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Claven Committee
J. K. Stauffer
Teents
H. R. Godfriaus
M Souri Valley College
Emil Listort
Baker University
Henrion
Chet Wynne
Creighton University
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Seading
Notre Daane
Hessy Harper
Katie Rockne
Harper
Hill
Elenrion
Avin
A.W. Boysht
College
Revents
Wnt
Locke
Notre Diane
Cubs Begin Training Camp at Wrigley Field
The Chicago Cubs first squad arrived on the island before noon after a rough trip and settled in camp. The team will hold their first workout tomorrow as they prepare for the national league Gunpalen. Meanwhile Giants weather contract talks as Raat and O Farel miss camp investments. Babe Herman shifts to Dodgers after Arthur St Danny Vance joins for $20,000 down from $25,000.
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San Antonio
New York Giants
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Rob O'Farrell
New York
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Second Battle of the Palms Promoters Worry
Miami or February 22 AP reports boxing promoters fear the second Battle of the Palms may fail to draw. Jack Sharkey is a strong favorite over Phil Scott as promoters seek a big gate in a heavyweights clash in a winter resort setting.
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Phil Scott
Jack Sharkey
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Lecompton Teams Beat Vinland Quintets and Strickler Girls
Lecompton high school basketball swept two games on their home court. The boys defeated Vinland 14 to 18 in a slow contest, while the girls surprised Strickler of Topeka with a 28 to 28 comeback showing to edge out the visitors.
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Vinland
Strickler
Topeka
Basketball Results From Various Colleges
In Hutchinson Kansas Hutchinson junior college led Parsons junior college 37 to 26 in a regional result. Scores and names appear garbled with partial figures and unclear teams across multiple colleges including Colorado and Nevada affiliations.
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Kany Independencr Junior College
Miami
Oki
Junior College
Hutchinson
Kany Hutchinson Junior College
Parsons Junior College
Kunel
Drake
AL Crete
Neha Dean
Alastines
Arkansas
Agia
Fort Collins
Coloruda College
Colorado Agrics
Perry edges Marshall boys in double OT. Lecompton girls fall
Perry won 19 to 15 over Coach A A Marshall's boys after two overtimes. The Lecompton girls lost 20 to 11. Lecompte travels to Perry Wednesday for return games between the boys and girls teams.
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Perry
Lecompton Girls
Lecompte
Notable Tennis and College Hockey Scuffles In 1920s Era
A fragmented report recaps English Day star defeating Wilbur F.C. in Kansas City during a Besalien tennis tourney with a 6-0 0-6 8-6 score. It notes Iowa State trailing Kansas Aggies in the Big Six as Towans climb to fourth, and mentions Talys plants for artificial silk production with 62,835,448 pounds output in nine months of 1929, up from 44,481,895.
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France
H. W. Austin
Wilbur F.C
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America
Besalien Tennis Toums
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Alphonse
Aggies
Manhattan
Kan
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