Big Six Football Card Nearly Full for 1935 Schedule
Kansas University faces pressure to fill an October 1 or November 16 open date as the Big Six gridiron slate for 1935 nears nine-game completeness. Wichita University pushes for a game, while conference rules contemplate an extra contest. Nebraska and Missouri outline exhibition and nonconference plans, with Kansas State touring to Duquesne and Marquette and Notre Dame, Michigan State and St Benedict's on the slate for the Jayhawks.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Wichita
Nebraska
Tough State
Kansas ‘State
Huskers
Kansas State
Cornhuskers
Chicago
Minnesota
Pitt
Oregon State
Missouri
Don Faurot
Caribeo
Colorado
William Jewell
Warrensburg
Colado
Washington University
St. Louis
Tiger
Pittsburgh
Duquesne
Milwaukee
Marquette
Tulsa
Golden Hurricane
Wildats
Fort Hays
State College
Oklahoma
Olorado
Gwinn
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New *Mexico Loboes
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PSehebinger Critiques Post Play Use in Offense
PSehebinger, former basketball rules committee head and coach at Evangelton University, argues that post play is part of a fine offense and that a coach relying only on set plays trades spontaneity for stereotype. He notes officials call blocking illegal and contrasts it with screening while urging balanced use.
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Psehebinger
Muchedises Omaha
Eusi i
Ibarnac Sa
Schabinger
Eignton University
Basketball Rules
Omg Bluciay
eeMued
Boxing Roundup From Cities Names and Scores
AP report catalogs multiple boxing results with nods to fighters such as Rimage, Wolgast, Pacho, Sharkey, Wagner, and Steele. IncludesOutcomes like knockouts and decisions across cities including Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago and Oklahoma City.
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Associated Press
Angeles
Detroit
Eve Rimage
Wolgast
Phidelphia
Juan
Ring Levinx
Chitega
Big Wagner
Cintinnat
Paris
Dimmy
Los Angeles
Ace Mass
Oklahoma
Acoma
Wash
Freddie Steele
Coma
Jimmy. Rivers
Pos Angeles
Strange As It Seems by John Hix on Washington’s cherry tree tale
Fragmented reader text discusses the myth of George Washington and the cherry tree, noting Rev. Mason Weems did not claim Washington chopped down the tree, only that he used an axe but spared the tree. It mentions Weems, frontier defenses, and Washington’s return to private life before public service. United Tomorrow: The Siamese-twin train.
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John Hix
Pat
Jackaine
Washington
Mason Weems
Weems
Young
George
Creatt
Virginia
Verenen
Kansas State and Kansas Clash on Friday Schedule
The sports calendar lists Friday events including Kansas versus Kansas State in Manhattan at Haskell Stenact 5, 7:50. Also Kansas meets Missouri in wrestling at Columbus, with additional basketball at Manhattan and swimming at Robinson Gym Pool.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Manhattan
Haskell Stenact
Haskell
Missouri
Columbis
Kansas Kansas State
Robinson Gym
St. Benedi
Atchison
Sket
Jayhawker Football Opens Spring Drill March 4
About 35 aspirants attended a meeting with Coach Ad Lindsey who said spring practice will run six weeks starting March 4. He urged many more players to try out, aiming for 100, noting Missouri sent 175 for initial drills. Each attendee was asked to bring two candidates, with equipment checks next week in the west stadium dressing rooms.
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Ad Lindsey
Kansas
Lindsey
Jayhawker
West Stadium
Jayhawkers and Wildcats Clash in Big Six Tilt at Manhattan
KU aims for fifth straight conference crown as Kansas State visits Manhattan for a key first of two league games. The Wildcats seek upset to slow KU while Town State faces Nebraska in Ames and Missouri hosts Oklahoma in a two game series shaping the title race.
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Wildcats
Manhattan
Nebraska
Kansas Jayhawkers
Kansas State
Jayhawkers
K.U
Town State
Ames
Missouri
Oklahoma
Columbia
Kansas
Frida Kansas
Kansans State
Manhardin
OR Anon
Surman
Nebras Flown
State
Sorniar
McCluskey Reinstated After Millrose Suspension
Joe McCluskey, indoor steeplechase champion, is reinstated to good standing by the Metropolitan AAU registration committee after a two day suspension. He failed to appear to explain punching Paul Mundy during the two mile Millrose games meet. The suspension had been imposed earlier this month and McCluskey faced a hearing on the matter.
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New York
Joe McCluskey
Metropolitan
A.A.U
Paul Mandy
McCluskey
Mandy
Gallagher A Busy Man At Oklahoma A and M Track Coach
Ed Gallagher, Oklahoma A and M wrestling mentor, will coach the track team this spring. The athletic cabinet executive committee accepted his offer to add the coaching of the track squad to his duties directing the physical education department.
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Stillwater
Okla
Ed Gallagher
Gallagher
Track legends clash at Texas Relays as Cunningham to race
NCAA stars and notable athletes gathered for the Texas Relays in Austin. Glenn Cunningham is slated to compete on March 30, announced by the UT athletic council. Strong fields feature national champions and top contenders from New York to Virgin Islands, with teams from Tracklyn Dodgers and others in intense competition.
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Cary Stoned
Tracklyn Dodgers
Mike Pecora
Eni Tete Topplio
George Spit Ilerman Minx
Doc Meduskey
York 7
York
Maureen Orentz
Virgin van Wie
Movida
Glenn
Texas
Austin
Tex
Glenn Cunningham
Athletic Council of the
University of Texas
Jake Ruppert
New York Yankees
Lew Gehrig
Associated
Eudora Clinches Kaw Valley Title With Surprise Win
Coach Clifford Olanders Eudora high basketball team clinched the Kaw Valley title after a late upset by Bonner Springs left Washington tied for the crown. Eudora finished 9-1, Washington 8-2, with Bonner Springs defeating Washington 19-18 in Bonner.
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Clifford Olander
Eudora High
Bonner Springs
Washington High
Bonner
Washigton
Eudora
Washington
Louis by Knockout. Shufflin Joe Louis knocks out Lee Ramage at Wrigley Field
In Los Angeles on Feb 22 AP reports the towering Shufflin' Joe Louis, a sober Detroit Negro, knocked out Lee Ramage in 2 minutes 11 seconds of the second round at Wrigley Field outdoor show. Ramage fell after Louis landed a rapid right chin shot, followed by a left, in front of about 8,000 spectators. This was Louis's second KO of Ramage, after a prior bout in Chicago.
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Los Angeles
Shufflin
Joe” Louis
Detroit
Lee Ramage
San Diego
California
Wrigley Field
Art Lasky
Charlie Retzlaff
Jess Kent
U.S.S
Ramage
Louis
Lee
San Diegan
Chicago
Fort Hays State Holds Central Conference Key
Fort Hays State Tigers, though last in the standings, hold the key to the Central Conference basketball crown. With Pittsburg and Southwestern still in contention, a home win over Pittsburg Saturday could delay the Gorillas title clinch, or allow Hays to claim it by beating Southwestern the following week.
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Fort Hays State
Hays
Kain
Aptort Hays State
Tigers
Altho
Pittsburg
Teague
Gorillas
Southwestern
Tiger
Pittsburgers
Emporia
South- Westen
Toronto Dah O'Mahone beats Rudy Dusek in wrestling bout
In last night's wrestling match Toronto Dah O'Mahone defeated Rudy Dusek, with two falls to one over Bill Dusex in Omaha. Damien of New Jersey and George Zahra of Colorado defeated Puchio. Sparse readable details note two falls to one and locations.
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Associated Press
Toronto
O’mahoneland
Rudy Dusek
Atralgheirs
Damien
N. J
George Zahra
Puchio
Colo
Bill Dusex
Omaha
Vinland Beats Lutherans In Tight Interchurch Clash
In a close Interchurch league night game Vinland defeated Lutherans 21 to 18 on the junior high court. Unitarians over Catholic 49 to 13 in the second game as M Corey scored 18 for the winners. Monday contests list Friends vs Christians and Congregational vs Mententry at 8:30.
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Vinland Five
Vinland
Unitarians
M. Corey
Lot Lanley
Alu Dilet
Thomas
Missouri Tigers Men Track Ready for Indoor Meet
Coach Huff expresses cautious optimism after Missouri 59 45 win over Iowa State. He plans final tune up with Kansas State in Columbia, noting no world beater but stronger team. Flanders returns, Cooley and Willie expected to contribute in 60 yard dash. Knappenberger Wildfoot and O Reilly loom in hurdles and mile events.
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Columbia
Tigers
Iowa State
H. J. Huff
University of Missouri
Kansas State
Huff
Missouri
Tiger
Glenni
Willie’ Flanders
Wafe
Flanders
Sid ‘Cooley
Art Lochiner
Brawney
Knappenberger
O'Reilly
Ravens Boxing Night Hosts Benedicts in Haskell Gym Clash
Tonight at 7:30 in Haskell gymnasium the Ravens meet St. Benedicts in ten bouts. Ravens are undefeated with wins over Kansas State Missouri and Haskell and feature seasoned aggressive fighters. St Benedicts aims to avenge an earlier loss as Roy Lawrence referees with Charley Radcliffe and Clarence Wilson judging. admission 40 cents.
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Haskell
St. Benedict's
Indians
Ravens
Kansas State
Missouri
St.Benedict's
Roy Lawrence
Charley Radcliffe
Clarence Wilson
Haskell Gym
High Cage Teams TV Play at Liberty Memorial
The Future Farmers of America basketball team of Liberty Memorial High School will face Atchison County Community High School at Effingham tonight. Tomorrow Liberty Memorial colors clash with Lincoln High School of Kansas City for colored students in Kansas. Liberty Memorial reserves meet Washington Rural High School on Monday. Ames, Iowa reports note Cyclone guard Russell Norgardt, a 210 pound De Witt sophomore, trains under Coach Hugo Otopalik to get in shape for the 1935 football season, aiming to drop about 20 pounds and improve footwork.
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Farmers of America
Liberty Memorial High School
Atchison County Community High ‘School
Effingham
Liberty’ Memorial Colored
Lincoln High School
Kansas City
Gabs
Liberty Memorial Reserve
Washington Rural High School
Cyclone Gridster
Mat Ames
Iowa
Russell Norgardt
de Witt
Iowa State
Hugo Otopalik
Norgardt
Local Social Notes From Kaw Valley Community
The Kaw Valley column lists visiting families and gatherings in the community. Rev Trabant and others visited John Ott Sr. at his home. Numerous families including Kurtz, Hudland, Altenbernds, Wiehman, McCabrin, Abel, Turner, Steele, and Hadley attended meals, suppers, or society events. Several members recovered from illness, and residents like Ralph Wichman and Gordon Davis were noted for recent activities. Jury duty took some residents to Lawrence.
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Trabant
John Ott Sr
Carl Kurtz
Louie Hud
Albert Wiehman
Dau Hter
Donn
Mae
William Altenbernd
Wichman
Altenbernds
Eugene McCabrin
Missionary Society
Madora
Ed Keyes
Clyde Smith
Kansas City
Fred Mall
Eudora
Abel
Wayne Strong
J.A. Turner
Frank Steele
Fred. Laughlin
Westheffer
Ralph Davis
Eudorn
Harry McCabrin
Martin Abel
Mrec
Ralph Wichman
John Out, Sr
Howard Kernitz
Lelia
Mac
D. Berniitz
Alfred Torneden
Arleth Wilson
Louie Had
Elugene McCabein
James McCaby Merv
Gordon Davis
Frank. Steele
Louie Hadl
Lawrence
Community notices and social visits in Lone Star area
The column records numerous local social visits and family events. Mr and Mrs Chriss, Mickey and Lila Belle visited Mr and Mrs Fred Mackey. Arthur Jergens from Montana stays with his father. Several residents report illnesses, visitors from Kansas City and Lawrence attended dinners, and Anna Jane Johnson funeral services were held in Washington Creek church with burial there.
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CLP
Chriss
Mickey
Lila Belle
Fred Mackey
Arthur
Jergens
Montana
Anna Jane Johnson
Washington Creek
Donald Anderson
Lawrence
Nelle Aileen
Dale Powell
Clara Darnell
Ross Edson
Grace Hunter
Kansas City
Ted Howard
Lois McGee
Ruth Loney
Overbrook
Charles Mowder
Clara Darnold
William Johnson
Marvin Davison
Anderson
County
Frank Flory
Erma
Eldon Ulrich
Billy
Father Flory
Austin Flory
Porter Bond
Wava Jo
Gordon Trott
Ikenberry
Tone
William Frays
W. H. Ub Tich
Scranton
Fred Winhorst
J. W. Gorbutt
Florys Host Sunday Dinner and School Valentine Party
Mr and Mrs Homer Flory welcomed Mr and Mrs Joe Flory for Sunday dinner while The Lone Star school held a Valentine party Thursday afternoon exchanging cards and treats Miss Vena Spigle of Appanoose visited the MoD Flory home last week.
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Homer Flory
Theda
John
Joe Flory
Lone Star School
Vena Spigle
Appanoose
Mod. Flory
Miss Frances Metcalf Treats Pupils With Chocolate Hearts
Miss Frances Metcalf gave pupils val enting treats last Thursday, each receiving a chocolate heart labeled with his name. Cookies and cream refreshments followed as mothers joined the event. Miss Rose Kirk of Lawrence visited Miss Magjorie Bereiter last week. many local residents noted routine visits and illnesses.
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Frances Metcalf
Rose Kirk
Lawrence
Magjorie Bereiter
J.C. Hemphill
Netter
Clytus Lehman
MM. Murphy
Clinton
Ferrik Bereiter
W. OH. Mohler
C. A. Stoken
Mes
Raymond Gardner
Mroo
Tom Cawley
Joe Hemphill
Ives Chapel Activities and Social Gatherings News
Mrs Milhin Miller hosts Loam t group for February meeting nine members attended with several guests. Ruth Rutherford spoke on vending, refreshments provided by the hostess. March meeting planned with Mrs Marlin Cook. Mother and Son event at Ottawa High School featured John Dean's welcome. Epworth League Valentine party at H S Barkley home included games and exchanges with attendees listed. Gayle Conk visited topeka family events noted.
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Mhilin Miller
Mars
Rutherford
Marehs
Marlin Cook
John Dean
Parture Farmers Club
Ottawa
Meri
Thilion Miller
Donal
Lon. Rutherford
Gayle Conk
Lenexit
Ermine Barkley
Emma Emery
Catherine van Keuren
Irene McConnell
Ruth le ‘Aster
Arvet
Martha
Thelma
Dinner guests and spelling lesson notes recalled
Tyson Frances Avis and Ruth Ann Moody, Margaret Flanders, Howard Bunnell, Laverle and Harry Moody, Maurice Vaughn, Mrs Carl Lackey and daughter Joy, Mr and Mrs Glenn Howard, Mr and Mrs Nob McDaniel and Marlin Cook, Rev and Mrs Carl Lackey and daughter Joy were dinner guests of Mrs Marvy Meyer Sunday in Draper City. School notes list dots for perfect spelling lessons for Grace Husted, Kenneth Ford, Vincent Dean Butell, Minnie Bell Mathin, Betty Lou Simpson, Charles Morgan, Johnnie Mathin and Gayle Ook.
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Grace Husted
Kenneth Ford
Wincel
Dean Butell
Minnie Bell Mathin
Betty Lou Simpson
Charles Morgan
Johnnie Mathin
Gayle Ook
Desoto Club Hosts Valentine Program and Robbery Report
Desoto society notes show the Merry Makers entertaining at Mrs Kurtz home with a Valentine theme and new members welcomed. A Parry Nonse Cing station robbery occurred as two gunmen robbed Holly Noteman, after Nease and son Arthur Nease had cashed a check. Young Women's Club met at M E church with Miss Leona Fears as guest. membership changes included Dean Baker resigning and Ethel Sipes joining. Sunday Lawrence Gun Club shoot offers assorted prizes. contestants urged to bring guests.
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Doria Kurtz
Evelyn Blaylock
Merry Makers Club
Gertrude Barr
Mae Stark
Sarah Steynolds
Reynold
Arthur Nease
Nease
Lawrence
Parry Nonse Cing
Uires
Holly Noteman
Bank Anrhere
Mabel Cunningham
Ralph Bowling
M. KE
MOE. Aid
Dean Baker
Pacific Coast
Ethel Sipes
Leona Fears
Melvin Blaylock
Tom Slattery
Williamstown
TK. Bird
Hesper
John Blaylock
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George Stanwix
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