Jayhawkers Rout Sooners Close Home Season
Kansas overwhelms Oklahoma 39 to 19 in Lawrence to finish home slate as it builds toward a Big Six title bid. Noble, Wellhausen, Pralle and Holliday led a sharp defense and fast break while Oklahoma managed only a few clean looks.
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Strange As It Seems By John Hix on Washington Farewell
A fragmented 18th century piece discusses Washingtons Farewell Address and the push for a third term. It notes Hamilton Madison and Pickering shaping the address, with references to early print publication and political clashes around the era.
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Sports Calendar Rough OCR Fragment with Pairings
Calendar fragment lists Monday at Benedictés hosting Atesony, Wednesday Valley Falls COC basketball, Friday Lawrence vs Ottens, Saturday Neboiskia at Tineel Huskell, St Mauls College, Con berdia Mo. tissketlatll.
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Lions Fall to Topeka Trojans in 35 19 Drubbing
Lawrence High Lions lose to Topeka Trojans 35 to 19 at Topeka, dropping from conference race as Marshall Robinson scores 16 and John Krum adds eight. Topeka pulls away late, with key baskets by Robby Allen, while Lawrence suffers fatigue from the previous night showdown.
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Missouri Signs Grid Clash With California
Missouri will play UCLA on November 27 in Los Angeles, two days after the annual Missouri Kansas football game in Lawrence. Big Six members granted permission for the extra game, the tenth on Missouri’s schedule. Tigers depart Lawrence after the Kansas game and arrive in Los Angeles hours before kickoff.
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Weekend Sports In Brief Associated Press Style
A garbled weekend sports roundup notes San Juan Sixta Escobarrefi winning a 13 round bout before 26 060 fans. Thomasville golf stars El Dudley and Dick Motz tie in an 18 under par 72 hole event. Eddin Dieien sets an indoor world record in New York. Various other items include pole vault attempts, tennis contenders for Davis Cup, and a Dodgers release of Freddie Lindstrom.
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Brilliant Field Opens Equine Purse Season at Santa Anita
Santa Anita Park in Los Angeles hosts a star studded Santa Anita derby with a added purse of 50000. Twenty three leading three year olds expected to contest for the rich prize. Notables include Gerald Sir Oracle Tedious Best Beau and Fairy Hill. Overnight betting favorites include Sir Oracle Patty Cake Whichcee and Jargo. Wagers exceed a million dollars likely after last Saturday's 1008818 pari mutuel handle.
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Oklahoma Aggies Near Valley Cage Title Upswing
The Oklahoma Aggies under coach Henry Iba may clinch the Missouri Valley title this week with three games ahead. They open with Washburn at Stillwater, then face Grinnell, and finish by Des Moines. Tulsa also trips to Iowa as Meredith Fries scores 20 against Washburn.
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Tinker Seeks Manager Post With Small Club
Joc Tinker, famed part of the Tinker to Evers to Chance trio, returns to baseball after a long layoff caused by illness. He asks Maurice J. Sloch, president of the Southeastern League, to place him as a manager with a small club. Since leaving the hospital he has helped run a sandlot team.
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Kansas Domination Over Oklahoma In Snowbound Showdown
Kansas overwhelmed Oklahoma as Jayhawks control the game, while Nebraska coach Harold Browne traveled from Lincoln to watch. Radioed notes praise Ray Noble, Al Wellhausen, and Paul Rogers, with focus on Kansas lead and Sooners’ struggles.
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Front Car Helped From Ditch Before Party Proceeded
A portion of the event recount notes that rescuers pushed the front car or two from a ditch to allow the party to continue. The terse line emphasizes the setback and rapid recovery without detailing participants or location.
Sports Roundup by Scotty Reston in New York
Roundup offers glimpses of sports figures and events from a February New York desk. Notes include Jim Farley and Madison Square Garden leadership talk, Braddock and Louis gate rent, Gabby Hartnett and Ray Schalk game totals, Mickey Welsh at the Polo Grounds, and Browns contract caveats for World Series games. Other items cover Sam Snead traveling with Leo Walper, Yale coach Ken Loefler on zones, Hank Anderson to Michigan, and Henry Stuhldreher’s coaching activity.
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Top Row victory at Santa Anita recalls rough finish
A Noahint year ago A A Baroni’s Top Row took the $155,700 Santa Anita handicap by half a length over Time Supply with Rosemont a length back. Observers note the race’s fierce finish and imply it remains a benchmark in West Coast racing.
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Cunningham and A A U Carnival Headline Madison Square Garden Meet
National A A U championships set for Saturday feature Glenn Cunningham winner of four one mile races and other top stars. Eddie O Brien Beccali Szabo and San Romani among finalists with Venzke and Sears placing in Baxter mile. San Romani hindered by Kansas snowbound.
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Big Ten title race near end as Michigan faces Purdue
In Chicago on February 22 Purdue and Michigan loom as the major contenders in the tight Big Ten race. Michigan leads with six wins, two losses, while Minnesota also has six and two and meets Iowa at Minneapolis. Illinois, tied with Purdue at seven and one, plays Wisconsin at home, and Ohio State meets Northwestern.
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Golden Gloves Tourney Seeks 376 Entrants in Chicago
The tenth annual Golden Gloves boxing tournament opens tonight at Chicago Stadium with 376 amateur entrants from many states. Sponsored by the Chicago Tribune, the event narrows from 21 000 hopefuls to 32 finalists by March 5, with finals to pit Chicago against New York. Three rings host flyweight to light weight bouts as 43 out of town teams and five Chicago units compete for team honors amid three rings. Tigers Win on Track Missouri defeats Kansas State 63 to 41 in a dual indoor meet at Columbia Saturday night.
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