Kansas to Host Colorado in Three Game Series Next Week
Kansas basketball opens the 1932 season with a three game series against Colorado at KU Pavilion. Kansas enters the Big Six race as defending champions after wins over Kansas State and Pittsburgh, with guard Vanek and Casini back from injuries. Ticket prices: $1 for first floor and first balcony, 75 cents for second balcony. high school students half price. Season tickets for eight remaining games are $7 on first floor and first balcony, $3 on second balcony.
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Big League Bowling by Al Demaree
The piece compares two and three hole bowling grips, noting most pros favor two holes while some older players prefer three fingers for speed. It recounts a humorous tale about Three Fingered Brown who blamed his first game on grabbing Brown's three finger ball, avoiding it in later games. Demaree offers an illustrated leaflet on improving bowling delivery upon request.
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California Grid Tilts Will Draw Big Crowds
California football crowds flood Rose Bowl on New Year’s Day as Tulane faces Southern California in a seventeenth Rose tournament clash. Over 75,000 spectators expected despite unsettled weather. fans expect USC to be favored under coach Howard Jones.
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Tulane Southern California clash to be broadcast on N E GC chain
Western fans hope for an aerial game as Tulane faces Southern California in a publicized matchup. The N E G C network will air the Tulane USC game via WDAF at 3 45 o clock and the East West game on the Columbia chain including WIBW.
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Colorado U. basketball coach Beresford profiled as leader
Boulder, Colo. Jan. 1 AP Colorado's How ard Beresford in his seventh year directing the Silver and Gold basketball program at the University of Colorado. A former star athlete he has guided CU teams to top four finishes in the Rocky Mountain Conference and two division titles. He is also a columnist and sports editor for the Boulder News-Herald.
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Wyoming Player Les Witte Praised As Top College Star
Sport Slants highlights Les Witte forward for University of Wyoming, praised by Denver scout for his all around ability, pivot, speed, and scoring. Notes Wyoming’s potential to win Rocky Mountain conference and go undefeated amid strong 1932 competition. Also features Volney Walsh on Dutch Clark and others in Rockies acclaiming great hitters Joe Jackson Hornsby Lajoie.
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Rules Makers Decline to Take Quick Action
New York January first 1922 AP football rulers postponed decisive rules action amid a rising football death toll. Two investigations underway examine causes of injuries with reports due from Yale coach Dr Marvin A Stevens and from NYU School of Education in collaboration with casualty underwriters. Miami golf opens with nearly 200 top players in the $2500 Miami Open.
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Tola All Star Bowling Meet at Lawrence Recreation Alleys
The Tola all star bowling team will meet the Indian Village pin artists at Lawrence recreation alleys on January 2 at 7 30 PM. The Jola lineup includes Reuther Willis Clemens Denning and Neff. The local team lists Gies Hicks King Jost and Pettit.
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Baldwin News Local Social Notes From Wednesday Visits
Leslie Lyons of Kansas City transacted business in Baldwin Wednesday. Various residents and visitors from Havana Columbia Ottawa Topeka and Kansas City spent time in Baldwin for visits and chores over the holiday period.
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Colorado Cage Star Pete Middlemist to Attend Here
Colorado guard Pete Middlemist, a 6 feet 2 inch standout from Denver, will visit next week. He has starred for Colorado University in basketball and football for two years.
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Christmas guests and community notices in Baldwin
Valley Falls visitors include Miss Helen Leonard of the University of Kansas and Mr and Mrs Dudzon Leach. E L Campbell is ill. Old Baker male quartet to sing at First Methodist service. New Year Eve low mood party planned by American Legion Lloyd Beaton unit. PEO Sisterhood Chapter CE meets. Elizabeth Leach guests. Various local families and students mentioned with holiday activities and visits. New term at Lawrence Business College begins January 4.
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