Sooners Set Scoring Mark In Big Six Game
Norman Feb 22 The Oklahoma Sooners scored 68 points against Kansas State in a Big Six conference game here Monday night. Sooner records show 68 may be a conference mark, with earlier Oklahoma totals in 1918 and 1909 surpassing it overall. Er ry Bross led with 22 points, nearing the 24 point Iowa State mark, while Earnest Lambert holds the school record with 47 in 1909.
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Norman
University of Oklahoma
Kansas State
Missouri Valley
Knight
Bun Browning
George Williams
Bunker
Whacker
Oklahoma
McDermott
Hetters
Kansas
Nebraska
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Warren
Needy
Wayne LeCrone
Hays
Sooner
Munson
Wildcats
Sooners
Durant Teachers
Edmond ‘Teachers
Texas Christian University
Erryl Bross
Andy Beck
Iowa State
Earnest Lambert
Okluulgoe
Edmond Teachers
Vic Holt
Ames
Iowa
Giants Begin 7 Ring Training Camp at Miami Beach
New York Giants depart for Miami Beach to start spring training under Trainer Tom Clarke. Party includes Johnny Salveson, Francis Healy, Al Cuccinello, along with Manager Bill Terry and others. Reports say additional players travel from Kansas City and St. Louis as camps open.
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New York
New York Giants
Miami Beach
Fla
Tom Clarke
Johny Salveson
Francis Healy
al Cuccinello
Tony
Brooklyn Dodgers
Willie Schaefer
Sexe
Manger Bill Terry
Catt Hubbelt
Hal Schumacher
Bud Parmelee
Travis Jackson
Blondy Ryan
Ten Bouts on Haskell Ring Card Friday Night
Ten bouts are billed at Haskell Institute in Kirksville Missouri where boxing team from the Indians faces the Kirksville Teachers College boxers in a Friday night card. Admission 45 cents. Bill Ramey of Kansas will referee as the card promises fast, experienced matchups following recent improvements by Haskell.
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Haskell Institute
Kirksville, Mo
Ingymnasium
K.C.A.C
Braves
Missouri
Kirksville
Tomorry
Bill Ramey
University of Kansas
Haskell
Opeka
Washburn ‘College
Pope Ok Sidnay
Teachers College
George Washingtons youthful sailor dream and marriages
The piece recalls Washington’s early wish to become a British cabin boy, thwarted by his mother who gave him a pocket knife instead. It notes his multiple rejections by Mary Cary, Betsy Fauntleroy, and Mary Philipse before his 1731 marriage to Martha Dandridge, a union described as happy though unequal in passion. Tomorrow continues with The Song of the Gondoliers.
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George Washington
George
United States
Mary Cary
Washington
Betsy Fauntleroy
Mary Philipse
Yonkers N. C
Sha Rixreien
Roger Morris
Martha Dandridge
Col
Daniel Parke Custis
Six Big Conference Quintets Standings and Schedule
The standings show Kansas 6-1, Oklahoma 5-1, Missouri 4-2, Nebraska 3-3, Kansas State 2-4, Iowa State 1-5. Remaining games include Oklahoma at Missouri on Friday, Iowa State at Nebraska, Kansas at Kansas State, Oklahoma at Missouri all at Columbia or Lincoln and Norman, with several exhibitions on Feb 26 and March 11.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State
Towa State
Fridiay
Columbia
Iowa State
Lincoln
Manhattan
Creighton
Omaha
Norman
Kansas Stata Iylows State
Ames
Lawrence
FACE LEAGUE LEADERS EMPORIA AT LAWRENCE GYM
Emporia high school basketball leads the Eastern Kansas Conference and travels to Lawrence to face the Lions in a two game program with a 6 30 pm second team contest and 7 30 pm first team clash The starting Lions lineup against Emporia will be decided at game time The Lawrence squad recently faced Manhattan with Ireland Hunt Bonebrake E Duver and Jella starting and will close the season versus Ottawa on March 2.
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Emporia High School
Kansas
Lawrence High
Lawrence High Lions
Emporia
Lawrence
Emporians
Manhattan
Lions
Ireland
Hunt
Bonebrake
E. Duver
Jella
Ottawa
Vines and Tilden Defeat French Rivals in Pro Team Match
Ellsworth Vines and William T. Tilden II led the American pro pair to a clean sweep over French opponents at Madison Square Garden. Vines won 13-11 6-3 6-3 against Martin Plan while Tilden shed his Davis Cup nemesis Henri Cochet in a five setter 7-9 6-1 4-6 6-3 6-3. Attendance neared 13,000 with receipts over $20,000 for the night. two nights total reach about 24,000 fans and $38,000.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
William T. Tilden
Madison Square Garden
Vines
Martin Plan
Tilder
Henri Cochet
18th annual American dog derby on rubber wheels
In Ashton Idaho on February 22 the 18th annual American dog derby ran 25 miles on bare pavement due to scant snow with huskies pulled on rubber tired wheels. 16 entrants included Ray Peterson of St. Anthony who won the 1933 race and rider Miss Gene Trude of Railroad Ranch Idaho as a notable participant.
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Ashton
Idaho
Ray Peterson
St. Anthony
Gene Trude
Railroad Ranch
Interchurch and college sports slate listed for Saturday
Two Interchurch league basketball games on the junior high court Centenary M E versus Presbyterian at 7 30 and Baptist versus Congregational at 8 30. Lawrence High meets Seaport a in Lawrence High gym first and second teams at 8 20 and 1 30. Haskell hosts Kirksville Teachers boxing at 8 30 Haskell gymnasium. Hansas wrestle Nebraska at Robinson gym 7 30. Catholic versus Unitarian 7 30 and Friends versus Lutheran 8 20 on junior high court. Haskell plays Washburn in Topeka with state wrestling show at Orpheum theater 7.
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Interchurch
Centenary M. E
Presbyterian
Baptist
Congregational
Rica Lawrence High
Seaporta
Lawrence High
Eym
Haskell
Kirksville
Hansas
Nebraska
Robinson Gymnasium
Catholic
Unitarian
Friends
Lutheran
Washburn
Topeka
Chilocco Indians Drop Pinging Meet at Joliet
Boxers from the Chilocco Indian school lost three of five bouts to Joliet Golden Gloves. Junior Munsell, a crippled Indian light heavyweight, defeated Bill Howard after earlier beating Bruce Wade. Ernest Tahquette won 135 pounds, outpointing Ted Ordanik. Remaining Joliet results and final stop at Kirksville, Missouri, noted.
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Joliet
Iul
Chilocco
Illinois
Peoria
Bruce Wade
Ernest Tahquette
Ted Ordanik
O Bebe
Cormier
Jonas Perry
Walter Matthys
Benny MacIntosh
Tom Kovalak
Steve
Indians
Kirksville
Basketball Results From Various Colleges And Games
Associated Press recap shows New York over Columbia 39 to 41 and Rutgers 34, Johns Hopkins and other college scores including Notre Dame 25 and Colorado University 18. Also lists amateur and professional results with boxing mentions and track-like events featuring Kansas City and Detroit competitors.
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Associated Press
New York
Columbia i
Rutger
Igh - Johns Hopkins
Starrtana
Srestminnater
Pitt
Bucknell Sickhigan State
Notre Dame
St. Feneatos
Chillicothe Business College
Sseoloraed ‘College
Colorado University
Aggies
New Mexico Miners
Rowdy booing eyed as Arkansas City clash stirs crowd
The Ark Valley league game sparked a tense scene with boos directed at referees and players. Critics note crowd conduct, while supporters defend booing as fan expression amid rising commercialization of high school sports. Officials like E. C. Quigley praised for firm handling of disputes.
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C Weirs
Ryan Coyne
Offera
Arkansas City
Ark Val
Altman
Newton
Ark City
C. Allen
E. C. Quigley
De Soto Cagers Top Tonganoxie in Kaw Valley Clash
De Soto defeated Tonganoxie 23 to 19 in a rough Kaw Valley league game at De Soto. De Soto led 9 to 6 at halftime and maintained a slim edge through the third as fouls mounted, with Carney leading Tonga and De Soto holding the lead late to clinch the win and near title.
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Tonganoxie
Bo Wankington
Linwood
Bonner Springs
Gami de Soto
Eudora
de Soto
DeSoto
Tohgaroxie
Carney
Tonganoxie Danckanson
Dunckanzon
L. E. Bice
Lawrence
Fort Riley Horsemen win opening inter-army post show
Miami, Feb 22 AP Fort Riley Kan riders Lieut C W Raguse on Babe Warthan and Ugly and Lieut R C Curtis on Tank Bark and Ansonia captured the first event of the inter-army post competition at the Biltmore horse show. They posted four faults, while Fort Meyer Va took second with seven and Fort Sill Okla third with eight.
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Miami
Fla
Fort .Riley
Kan
Biltmore
Fort Meyer
Fort Sill
Oklo
Elkec Sab Wrestling Show Moves to Saturday Night
Announcement says weekly wrestling events sponsored by Elkec Sab will now run Saturday nights at 8 45. The 5 cum theater show Friday card changes to avoid weeknight conflicts to help rural fans attend. Three matches will be announced Friday including a main event where Tommy Wagner faces an opponent yet to be named.
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Elkec Sab
Ruth Martin
Raed Leo
Tommy Wagner
Lawrence
Condition Is Improved John J McGraw Health Battle
Rochelle New York February 22 AP John J McGraw former New York Giants manager showed steady improvement in health though still in danger from uremic poison after being moved from Pelham Manor to New Rochelle hospital.
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Rochelle
N. Y
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
New Rochelle Hospital
Pelham Manor
Missouri Has Tall Crew Seven Over Six Feet
Missouri basketball prospects in 1935 show a tall pool. Freshmen coach Stankowski reports seven of the yearling squad are over six feet, including a four-inch starting center.
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Missouri
Fresh Cage Squad
Columbia
University of Missouri
Biz Pis
Gera
Anton
Stankowski
New York Billiard Title Duel Sees Final Match Tonight
John Layton of Sedalis Missouri and Welker Cochran of San Francisco vie for the three cushion billiard championship crown after reaching the final. Layton holds ten titles and Cochran seeks his second straight title as the final match pits two experienced rivals for the championship.
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New York
Johnny Layton
Sedalis
Welker Cochran
San Francisco
Mehringer to Wrestle Pete Mehringer in Topeka Card
Mehringer will oppose Guy Shultz at 200 in Kansas City on Friday night in a special Topeka wrestling card. Jack Dempsey to referee. George Gustovi Catovich and Char Fisner meet in the main event. Red Devil and Pat Mahoney in the semi final. Thousands attend daily through the transcribed page.
Valentines and club events fill Reno pages
Reading of Tommy Sees Lincoln and St Valentine Day pieces opened a social day. Miss Whittaker assisted sixth graders with valentines as cocoa and heart cookies were served. Attendees included Mr and Mrs G D Whitaker, Mrs F A Stanwix, Miss Daisy McCrary, and Miss Ruth Pettingill, who attends K U. Civic groups, Busy Bee and Aid Societies hosted galas with comic valentines and two bridal showers, and Daughters Club of Centropolis staged When a Woman Decides at Centropolis schoolhouse February 21 with a large cast and a quilt prize. Plans for March meetings and St Patrick's Day events noted.
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Daisy McCrary
Ruth Pettingill
K. U
Bensolt
Reno
Unday
Wayne Martin
Big Springs
Tex
Hutton
Pony Creek
Dehoff
Harry
Alfred Skeets
Coxen
Tonganoxie
Ereninga
Fred Bernhardt
Busy Bee
Red Kahn
Black
Hess
Lehr
Helen Dehoff
Phillips
Prennar
Urban Hess
Charles Coffman
Anna Wicker
C. D. Miller
Kansas City
Myra Haywood
Elfrieda Hess
Gladys Black
Busy Bee Club
Harry Moore
M. R. Conrad
Baptist Ladies Aid Quilt Day in Centropolis
The Baptist Ladies Aid held an all day meeting with Mrs Harve Clark and spent the day quilting. The next meeting will be with Mrs William Clark of Centropolis. A good attendance included Mr and Mrs Joe Glenn and daughters of Pomona visiting Mrs Glenn’s parents, Delbert and Mrs Smith. Mrs Jim Turner and Mrs Kenneth Gage and children drove to Ottawa Saturday.
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Hand
Powell
Hazel Ridge
Laura Nance
M. E. Phenicie
Howard E.milter
Lawrence
G. L. Phenicie
Reno
Urban Hess
Leischner
Haley
Rumsey
Conrad
Peterson
Wartzack
Will Norwine
Kansas City
Jean A. McKone
St. Francis
Nebraska
Premiar
Topeka
Carol Janet Johnston
Jacka
Sophie Whittaker
Ella
Nettie O’dea
Robert Hildebrand
Kansas
Fraser Hall
K. U
Grace Duncanson
Parkville
Joe’ Strobel
Vernon
Eudora
Harry Eisele
Allan Coffman
The
Baptist Ladies Aid
Harve Clark
William Clark
Centropolis
Joe Glennn
Pomona
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EB. Keyser
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St Louis
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Sedt
Ernie Orand
George Watkins
Bill Walker
Branch Rickey
Orsatti
Watkins
Walker
Rickey
Barresa Whitehead
Columbus. Com
Frankie Frisch
Cardinal
John ‘Hix
Von
Enents Music
Hato
D-Lise
Vikerassion Ake
Emporia Quintet
Tilden
Orpheum Theater
Frank Wolff
Germany
Clear Hackney
Salina
Jimmy Lucas
Detroit
Cyclone
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Rudy. Warner
Cleveland
Alvin Britt
Luray
Leroy McGuirk
Tulsa
Cliff Maupine Davenport
Ark ‘Valley League
Arkansas
Hutchinson Caach
Oklahoma Sports Writers Association
Charles Saulsberry
Oklahoma City Times
University of Oklahoma Athletic Association
Kansas-Oklahoma
Earl
Dutch) Clarke
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Zion
Jay
Browne
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Harold Browne
Ornhusker Basketeers
Janusz Kusoczinski
Jer: Plawczyk
Saalowska
Poland
Eanean ‘A
Wichita
Newton High
Kansas High
Ea Mnayat Sae
Peta Reiff
Nol
Lonborg
Pisyix
Reiff
FT. Riley
Inter-Army
Kansans
Eepill
Phet Chet Gardner
John Roe
Long Beach
Gat
Gardner
Roe
John McGraw
Daughters Club
Billy DeFoe
Elmer Gillilani
Silas’ Sawyer
Perry Kaub
Rusty Lou
Jack Likes
Maybelle ‘Toney
Tilford Simmons
Matilda Perther
Kenneth Gage
Bessie Hayden
Alford Jones
Mandy DeHayen
Porter Turner
Hilda Burl
Valentine
John Cole
Elmer
Gilliland
Everette Bond
William ,Clark
Delbert ° Smith
Tilfred Simmons
B. J. Stewart
Janice
Maxine’ Powers
Alvin
Margaret
Cole
Leeland
Annabell Gilliland
Tilfred_ Simmons
Porter ,Turner
Haskell Gymnasium
Skeeter
Tomery
June
Tommiy
Betty
Glenn Chaffin
Hal Forrest
Tommy
Ghef
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